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Bobby and the 118 race to the rescue when an abandoned oil well erupts and causes a massive sinkhole in downtown LA. Athena investigates a 30-year-old cold case involving a casino robbery. Buck fears his relationship with Taylor might be ending. (Repeat).

The members of the 118 are called to series of emergencies around Christmas Eve. Then, Eddie struggles with emotional Christopher. (Repeat).

Two former husbands of a woman from California have been mysteriously murdered. (Repeat).

A California woman's two former husbands are mysteriously murdered, nearly 20 years apart. (Repeat).

As the team closes in on drug kingpin Javier Escano, Voight is forced to lie to his undercover informant Anna to keep her on track. Their deteriorating trust threatens an increasingly tenuous operation. (Repeat).

After an explosion rocks the case, the team scrambles to finally take down Escano as everyone nears their breaking point. (Repeat).

Still reeling from the death of his informant Anna, Voight faces a new threat as he tries to keep the neighborhood clean. New wrinkles develop in the Upton, Halstead and Voight dynamic. The team gets a new chief. (Repeat).

When a convicted murderer hijacks a prison van, the team scrambles to find him and the abducted prison guard before it's too late. Meanwhile, Burgess questions Ruzek's motives in a case. (Repeat).

Police dive into an underground world of self-mutilation and ritual amputation while searching for a missing woman. When a cleanly severed leg is found, the detectives look for links between their current investigation and a possibly similar cold case. (Repeat).

In the 13th-season finale, an underage escort is murdered at an upper-crust bachelor party, and the detectives are cautioned to be discreet because of the names on the guest list. The investigation soon uncovers a feud between two escort companies. (Repeat).

In the 14th-season opener, Cragen gets arrested for a prostitute's murder, and the squad is assigned a strict new captain. (Repeat).

Pressure mounts at the precinct as Cragen is investigated for murder. Meanwhile, Cassidy continues his work deep undercover in a prostitution ring. (Repeat).

The detectives try to expose a sex-trafficking ring, but they run into interference from Lt. Eames, who worries that their case is compromising her terrorism investigation. Not backing down, Benson finds a creative way to proceed. (Repeat).

A young boy's abduction reminds the squad of a similar case from 13 years ago, which was never solved. As the detectives race to locate the boy, Benson resolves to make amends for past errors. (Repeat).

A girl vanishes after following her big sister to a college party, and her abductor covers his tracks online by using his impressive computer skills. Meanwhile, Rollins gets sidetracked from the case by an unexpected visit from her own sister. (Repeat).

The detectives help the FBI by working with a prostitute from one of their old cases, hoping her link to a man on a killing rampage will prove useful. (Repeat).

Rollins' sister makes a return visit, and this time she's battered and pregnant. When the situation escalates, Rollins resorts to dire actions, leading Internal Affairs to open up an investigation. (Repeat).

In this intense action flick, Agent Hobbs promises Dom and his crew full pardons if they assemble in London to stop a criminal outfit led by a ruthless mastermind whose right-hand woman is Dom's former lover Letty, whom he believed to be dead. (Repeat).

An up-and-coming singer is beaten by her famous boyfriend, but she won't assist the prosecution. Before long, a media frenzy surrounds the case, and the defendant and his relentless lawyer add fuel to the fire. (Repeat).

Season 19 opener: Fin crosses international borders to catch a fugitive rapist, and this causes a political tug-of-war, which derails Barba's case. Meanwhile, shocking allegations against Benson lead to the return of an old friend. (Repeat).

The details of a rape put the SVU at odds. Meanwhile, Benson goes on the offensive when her personal life is scrutinized. (Repeat).

When a man is found castrated and left for dead, Rollins and Carisi uncover three female suspects with possible motives. Meanwhile, Langan brings devastating news for Benson. (Repeat).

The detectives try to expose a sex-trafficking ring, but they run into interference from Lt. Eames, who worries that their case is compromising her terrorism investigation. Not backing down, Benson finds a creative way to proceed. (Repeat).

A young boy's abduction reminds the squad of a similar case from 13 years ago, which was never solved. As the detectives race to locate the boy, Benson resolves to make amends for past errors. (Repeat).

A girl vanishes after following her big sister to a college party, and her abductor covers his tracks online by using his impressive computer skills. Meanwhile, Rollins gets sidetracked from the case by an unexpected visit from her own sister. (Repeat).

The detectives help the FBI by working with a prostitute from one of their old cases, hoping her link to a man on a killing rampage will prove useful. (Repeat).

The team responds to an "agent-needs-assistance" page and discovers at the crime scene that one of their own is in danger. (Repeat).

A crime scene poses a security risk when the team discovers the location was used to create a deadly toxin that is now missing. (Repeat).

Detectives search for a missing teenage girl who vanished while looking for her biological father, an anonymous sperm donor. A puzzling prime suspect who's targeted several young women soon emerges. (Repeat).

Benson discovers that a death-row inmate (Mike Tyson) was the victim of a sexual predator, so she asks Bayard Ellis to reopen the prisoner's murder case. (Repeat).

A sports reporter accuses her cameraman of rape, and then she discovers she is pregnant. During the trial that follows, the defense resorts to using some questionable tactics in an effort to win the case. (Repeat).

A young woman pledging a sorority is raped on a college campus, and the investigation is hindered by a campus community that turns a blind eye toward such incidents. (Repeat).

A suburban teenage girl is raped at a concert, and eyewitnesses provide conflicting accounts of the incident. Soon, a military veteran who has lapses in his memory emerges as the prime suspect, and Amaro grows protective of the fellow vet. (Repeat).

A sniper attacks the NYPD twice, and the shootings appear to be linked to one of Fin's old cases in narcotics. As the violence escalates, Fin contacts his former partner and Lt. Eames assists with the investigation. (Repeat).

The detectives try to identify an unconscious woman found in a river near the mayor's home, and through their investigation they discover that she's an ordinary mom with a hidden wild side. (Repeat).

A child abandoned in Times Square leads police to a basement full of kidnapping victims, which prompts the reopening of several cold cases. (Repeat).

A celebrity chef fears she's about to be the next victim in a string of rapes, so she shoots an unarmed teenager that she believes is the assailant. Meanwhile, Benson struggles to move on in the wake of her kidnapping. (Repeat).

A teenager disappears after schoolmates make her the subject of a vicious cyberbullying attack. (Repeat).

Carisi opens a police investigation when his niece reports a classmate for sexual assault, and Stone learns there are no perfect witnesses when it comes to sex crimes. (Repeat).