LAW & ORDER SVU “Hammered” Season 11 Episode 4

Watch a sneak peek of LAW & ORDER SVU “Hammered” Season 11 episode 4 airing Wednesday October 14 2009 on NBC. Special guest star: Scott Foley.

Episode Synopsis: LAW & ORDER SVU “Hammered” Season 11 Episode 4 – After a night of heavy drinking, Dalton Rindell (guest star Scott Foley) wakes up to a bloody apartment, a terrible cut on his head and a dead woman in his bed. Unable to recall the night before, Rindell immediately calls the police. Detectives Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Elliot Stabler (Chris Meloni) suspect the crime is the result of a deadly love triangle; however Rindell does not recognize the victim. After questioning Rindell and the victim’s family and friends, Benson and Stabler are provided with leads in several different directions. Unsure which lead to follow, the two detectives decide to return to the bar where the night began in order to piece together the gruesome truth. Also starring: Richard Belzer (Detective John Munch), Dann Florek (Captain Donald Cragen), Ice-T (Detective Odafin Tutuola), Tamara Tunie (Dr. Melinda Warner), and B.D. Wong (Dr. George Huang).

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Author: Americ Ngwije | October 12, 2009 | 3 Comments

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Buddy Rhyne

Christine Lathi’s role on SVU just lost NBC 2 viewers,she has RUINED this show and I will never watch it again,
John McLaughlin

Now us viewers can explain why ADA Paxton behaves why she does. When she was introduced to the TV audiences a few episodes ago, I for one could not understand why she came across so edgy, unsympathetic, and cold.
John McLaughlin

Now us viewers can explain why ADA Paxton behaves the way she does. When she was introduced to the TV audiences a few episodes ago, I for one could not understand why she came across so edgy, unsympathetic, and cold.

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