Hated his character tbh. He’d have anger problems, get help, get anger problems, get help, get anger problems, get help.... omg its like a shampoo bottle instructions.... wash, rinse, repeat... irritating.

@@FireDragonArmy2 He's a dedicated cop, what the hell do you THINK he was going to be by those traits?

@@FireDragonArmy2 you don't fix anger, you manage it.

@@FireDragonArmy2 You do realise therapy is not a short term thing, yes?

Stabler embodied what we want cops to be against horrendous people.

Right. Elliott has 3 daughters so it was personal for him.

anywaythewindblows 89 exactly, I’d do the same thing if it were any of my nieces.

Drogo19 Same. I have 2.

My heart stopped for a min 😨

I have a 13 year old sister and I was with him 100% on that one.

i wonder how theyd react to the whole loli thing a few years back

@@cloudsombreroa few years back? My dude

Worth 1,000 words 😮

​@@cloudsombrerotheyd arrest every. Single. Person.

Or a Punisher

and not a single cyber pimp in the Earth should laugh at Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson as well, especially after all the damage they make to so many people...

They should be so scared that they would either turn themselves in or just run

This

Major Facts

She knows where Stabler's coming from. She agrees .

And on top of that she knows her partner and she’s used to it. That’s what makes it awesome

She never does 😢😮 rarely anyway 😭😞 but it's funny because he definitely flinched one time in season 1 when she pulled that trigger to hit that suspect 😯 😳 for the first time in season 1 is it lmaooo

​@@brianavinson1725came here to say that. They've been partners long enough for Olivia to know what's going to set off Elliot.

Perp will be "just a picture" in general population

Yep. And remember SVU premiered in 1999.

Tis the downside of starting pre 2000s XD

SVU has been on the air for like 30 years. It’s bound to have dated episodes.

I wouldn’t surprised if the perps are using dial up. Hell he even called the internet, “The Net”.

Retry your math lol

Meh. People think loosing your temper or having strong honest feelings means you are really motivated and will do something to create change or improve things. That’s a lie. Plenty of people get angry and outraged and then sit back down with a nice warm feeling in their belies. Righteous anger is cathartic. But it doesn’t magically mean the person feeling these righteous thoughts will help any victim or will even report any crime if god forbid it happens to them. It just means they know it’s wrong and they have very strong opinions about how abhorrent hurting a child is. Which is good, better than apathy. But it’s not on the level of people who actually have the balls to believe their child or take them to a police station and take them through a slow legal process and through years of Theraphy. It’s not on the level of people who swallow their embarrassment and talk to children about what sexual abuse is and have the patience to explain to them why it’s wrong in an age appropriate maner. It’s not on the level of propel who swallow their feelings and accept that maybe they need to distance themselves from a person or group that covered a crime. It’s the difference between actually helping people vs just feeling justice-y thoughts for them for them and making lots of big statements.

Stabler also is incredible when working with kids. He was basically a surrogate Dad to the kids they had to work with and his interactions with them were always wholesome. In "Birthright" when he's showing Patricia Branson the way the one way mirror works and assuring her, that the "Bad man" can't see her is heartwarming.

I started watching SVU for the first time starting 2 yrs ago. 2 yrs, which is the same time ago you made this comment. While you are right about Stabler in that regard of the things he has dealt with while on this job and how it can have a emotional and psychological toll on anyone, I still can’t help but hold a little bit of dislike for this guy of the things he has done. Not to mention some of the innocent people he had put away; which was caused because of how emotional he got.

Good for you.

It saved alot of us. Way to go. Be alert stay safe

Same watched this and few other police shows. Grew up a lot more aware of the world and yet not scared it like some may think it does to kids.

Same. I’m a teen now but I started watching svu a few years ago.

@@NessaH Please stay safe and make smart decisions ❤

“said in English” It happened in Cuba. Yes it’s still illegal there too but reporting it might be kind of difficult (unless you mean after they returned to usa in which case the police couldn’t do Anything)

@@lilyfelicity5358 yes, but someone who does that to a child didn't just start that moment and doesn't stop. If you see something like that, report it. There are MANY victims that are silent, waiting for someone to out the creep.

@@lilyfelicity5358 you still report it because he most likely does shot in the US to.

It happened in a different country. Perhaps there were issues with reporting it. Not to mention they didnt speak the language

They were in Cuba…

Lmao "Mr. Floppy Hair"

@Walter Johnson A bit of Keller slipped out...

What happens when you click on Amazon? Olivia: It says Hello Lieutenant Benson

Hmm..it certainly became something alright..but with what comes with a good, comes with that bad too

peacock or hulu, season 1 was a gem

All available on Peacock

The grim feel of the police station and the picture here is what made the older episodes better .After Stabler left everything changed, its much brighter and colorful,and the picture quality is HD.I don't like the newer seasons.The grim/grey aesthetic made it immersive.

Soapgate

Nooooot really. Real life is not a drama with convenient clues and super conspicuous criminals. Its not interesting most of the time. This show just makes some people think they’d be able to catch a serial killer by just looking through their bookshelf or that detectives are super lucky beings that get all the evidence their ever want

They do take a lot of the stories from headlines and obviously change the names and some facts but some you can tell what real life stories they are based on

I don't think watching the show qualifies me to arrest a criminal or even spot one, but it does qualify me to want to be a better person than these scummy sickos.

Despite all that I still don’t like Stabler because he often can jump to conclusions and claims things to be true because he wants to see what he wanted in order to get a bust.

@@voiceacticon667 On point!

@@voiceacticon667 I've seen every character do that at some point tbh, I think people just naturally jump to conclusions based on their own assumptions.

Exactly. The trauma the victim has never goes away. And i understand the cycle of abuse happens when the abused becomes the abuser, but as an adult you have a choice. Just like that piano episode. If it means you die so no one else experiences the abuse, then so be it.

I agree. They kept each other grounded and supported one another when there was need for it. After Stabler left, I just didnt feel like watching SVU anymore. Just like when Ben Stone stopped appearing in the original Law and Order. Both were essential.

Law and Order was always tackling current topics and issues. Hell this very episode was about the rise of online predators back in the early 2000s. But I do agree, the newer episodes are taking an almost aggresive soap box approach to this.

​@@NirriniBen Stone was amazing!

rein him in King Charles reigns

It started in 1996. Of course back then it was mostly just books.

@@channell11 I’m a year younger than Amazon 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah it started in the early to mid 90s.

@@channell11 I forgot that they started off selling books

Now they own everything lol.

That could be a pretty funny comic, I'm thinking he's a hacker, maybe nano robot guy, spiderman vilian who dresses like a pimp from the 31st century

Oh my god your right!

@@drogo1913 It's not. It's Mark Matkevich -- I only recognized him from one show he did years ago. He doesn't act as much now.

I thought so too!

@@Snarkerella was it dawson’s creek? i remember he was drue valentine

@@cloudico Yup -- Dawson's Creek!

Passionate

@@Squidoh21 My mistake.

Yeah we need more cops like Voight, Halstead, Carisi, Stabler, Upton, Ruzek, Fin and Amaro.

It sucks there is not much like him in real life.

Benson didn't even flinch.

@@live2rock13 I like how she didn't jump or didn't get scared

Props and mad respect to Olivia Benson for not flinching, not jumping and not being scared after Elliot said: *"THEY'RE NOT JUST PICTURES!"*

​@@hellokitty7453she never does tbh 😂😢😮 but he does when she gets upset or pissed I guess 😅

​@@live2rock13she rarley does 😂😢😅😊

His new show, Organized Crime, is way better! So many twists and turns. I just finished watching the first season and I am shook.

@@CC-si3cr The second season is even better

Mmmm hmmm ❤😢

Yeah me too. My mom watched this show before.

If it was Batman, he would be left bruised and bleeding. If it was Jack Bauer…well, he better have his Last Will and Testament ready.

That’s svu for you

I was actually imagining a real life hooker that like sent money to her pimp via PayPal or something

@@angelface101ful Amen. Even when it’s dated it’s dark.

He might return for Season 22 premiere

@@MarvelFan1995 according to Warren Leight, they won't bring him back until the night of his Organized Crime series premiere. And the series is expected to start next year His tweet: twitter.com/warrenleightTV/status/1299079009553260558?s=19

@Hector Rodriguez I watched some of the new episodes but the old episodes with Elliot were the best

Im from the future and he's coming baaack🥰🙌🏻🙌🏻

here the ones who deserve to get their wrists (and something else as well) slammed are cyber pimps, after all the lives they've ruined

Nah, the pain only intensifies the situation. Like punching a wall, that pain makes you much angrier than you already am.

Then gets two months paid disability

@@jonathannagel7427 and the cyber pimps should get not two months, but two decades (to say the least) in jail after having ruined so many innocent lives...

There = They're

I hate mentioning this channel, because reality TV is their bread and butter, but if WeTV is on you cable system, that's the place to go.

Hulu has every season lmao

@@cyn6123 not of the original law and order and every other place only has seasons 1, 2, or 13 onward, SVU on the other hand is way more available

you don't have to be it doesn't work that way to get that kind of data you would have to have access to the unlocked pc directly even the pictures on the criminals server would never be unencrypted if you want to really be safer -use different email for different services -use a VPN and adblocker -use privacy minded apps (signal and not WhatsApp / proton Mail and not g-mail ) -use a passwords manager if you do all that, as long as you aren't targeted specifically by a pro you don't have anything to worry about

It does if it is already set up to print. I've worked in many offices where everything was pre-set so all you had to do was hit the print button.

@@kdphotos4691 WITCH!

Get your freak on

I think it was CI

Yes 😯

Yes but they were lazy about it 15 seconds later they mention eBay which leads me to my own leaves that initially it was eBay that was what was talked about

Good catch