#Susannah flood svu full#

This is a real screenshot from a real SVU episode that’s supposed to be tracking the online porn habits of a suspect. Remember that episode they did about Second Life? It was nonsense. Oh, and it also has the tendency to get straight up ridiculous when it discusses technology, which, like regular law enforcement, it only barely understands. On the other hand, it’s still television, which means it often exploits situations for shock and/or titillation. On the one hand, the show has done a surprising amount of good in teaching the general public about rape and how it should be investigated-for example, the first time I ever heard a person tell someone else on television that rape is never the victim’s fault was Detective Olivia Benson. This is, as with everything that is SVU, a complicated blessing and curse. Guest starring Peter Mark Kendall (Steven Kaplan), Susannah Flood (Sarah Keller) and Griffin Matthews (Leslie Connolly). Amanda Rollins) and Peter Scanavino (Det. When a female employee is assaulted at a gamer convention, Detective Tutuola (Ice-T) investigates the crime but Raina refuses to delay the launch, and the cops must “level up” to protect her. Video game developer Raina Punjabi (guest star Mouzam Makkar) solidifies the launch of her first game amid a stream of online insults, intimidation and death threats from the male-dominated gaming community. THE VIRTUAL WORLD BECOMES REALITY WHEN A VIDEO GAME CONVENTION TURNS INTO A CRIME SCENE Law & Order SVU “Intimidation Game” Air Date Febru(9 PM ET/8C Wednesday NBC)

#Susannah flood svu full#

Here’s the full synopsis, according to fan site All Things Law and Order: It’s only been six months-and I can’t believe I’m phrasing it that way, because Jesus Christ it’s been six months-since a bunch of Internet dweebs, many of whom were already harassing women in gaming, banded together to target even more people they find objectionable under the flimsy guide of “ethics.”īut as we all know, Law and Order SVU is in a constant state of needing new material “ripped from the headlines,” and so their February 11th episode, “The Intimidation Game” (I see what you did there, Executive Producer Dick Wolf!), is going to be all about the dangers of gaming-or being on the Internet, really-while female. In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered actually about ethics in game journalism.