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How’s this for good news? According to Entertainment Weekly, former Law & Order: Special Victims Unit regular cast member Stephanie March is returning to the show for a recurring gig during its upcoming 11th season.
If the report is true and accurate, March has already signed on the dotted line to reprise her role as New York Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cabot. She’ll stick around for at least ten episodes, and when she’s not around stretching her dedicated legal fingers to put crooks in the slammer where they belong, there will reportedly be one or more new characters on hand to …read more

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NBC and Fox made lots of fans very happy today by confirming what was already generally expected: both the cop drama Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and the paranormal/sci-fi FBI thriller Fringe will return to the tube for the 2009–2010 season. The renewals mark the impressive 11th go-round for the first veteran series and the sophomore run for the newcomer.
Although NBC is playing a bit of hardball at the moment with SVU stars Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni, the network had better hope both original cast members return. The issue in dispute is money, of course, in …read more

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Emmy and Golden Globe-winning legendary funnywoman Carol Burnett is visiting NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit tonight during the latest fresh episode “Ballerina.” Also putting in a guest appearance is Matthew Lillard, who starred as Shaggy in the live-action adaptation of Scooby-Doo and who recently guest starred on CBS’ rookie sitcom Gary Unmarried.

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Tonight’s fresh episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is a very special one indeed because it marks the return of former regular cast member Stephanie March, who played A.D.A. Alexandra Cabot. Hands down, Cabot is my favorite SVU attorney ever. As far as I’m concerned, show runners have not done a good job replacing her in the two attempts since.
So, you know I’m nothing less than thrilled that March will be hanging out around her old TV show for not just one but several episodes. The explanation for her visit is that she’s on temporary …read more

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The CW teases that Will and Charlie will come to physical blows on tonight’s fresh episode of Privileged called “All About Confessions.” Now, that’s something to look forward to, even if I can’t begin to guess who’s gonna win.
Plus, new 90210, Fringe, and Law & Order: SVU.
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Adrianna reveals her pregnancy to the baby’s father and is shocked by his parents’ handling of the situation. Naomi stands by Adrianna’s side while they devise a plan to break the pregnancy news to Adrianna’s mother, Constance (Maeve Quinlan, The Bold and the Beautiful). Annie and Ethan are still shaken from …read more

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The CW promised big plot developments when the last fresh episode of 90210 aired last year. So, when the show returns tonight at 8pm EST with “Hello, Goodbye, Amen,” the network had better deliver.
Also in store for Grrl TV fans are new installments of The CW’s underrated Privileged and NBC’s crime procedural behemoth Law & Order: SVU.
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Well, we already know something is extremely off with odd new boy on the block Sean (Josh Henderson of Desperate Housewives), whom we last saw making a questionable telephone call that implied he’s up to all kinds of no-good. Tonight, …read more

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Goodness — could Mariska Hargitay be any more gorgeous?! There really is something about the actress, and it goes far beyond her physical attributes, too.
Recently, photographers caught up with the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit dynamo as she and co-star Christopher Meloni filmed scenes for their hit series. The pair were both hard at work in New York City’s Central Park, a familiar location setting for the Big Apple-based series.
Although fans have to make do with SVU repeats for now, new episodes kick back in next week at 10pm EST on Tuesday, January 6. First up is …read more

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Original Air Date: September 23, 2008
How long did it take you to figure out who the perpetrator was on “Trials,” the tenth-season premiere of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit? I got it a little over halfway through.
The episode opens with a twenty-block, high-speed van chase through the streets of New York. When the pursued vehicle finally stops, out pops the driver, Christopher Ryan (Jae Head), a little boy of seven who claims he’s fleeing his abusive foster parents. They are Gwen and Noah Sibert (Julie Bowen and Luke Perry), a seemingly normal couple into environmentalism who …read more

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Dear readers, we are only hours away from the beginning of the tenth season of every Grrl TV lover’s favorite Law & Order series, Special Victims Unit, of course.
Fans already know what the premiere episode “Trials” is all about, so let’s take a look at a video clip that gives a wider overview of what’s in store this season, including the arrival of the new Assistant District Attorney, Kim Greylek, played by Michaela McManus, formerly of One Tree Hill (and what a big step up in her career this is, I must add).
The trailer follows the jump.

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I think NBC may have overdone it when it comes to the tenth-season premiere of its most-watched member of the Law & Order franchise, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
James Brolin! Chris Elliot! Sara Gilbert! Julie Bowen! Luke Perry!
Those are the fantastic guest stars lined up for the September 23 episode, which I believe has already completed filming. See photos of the outside shoot on the streets of New York City in my two previous posts featuring series stars Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni.
The episode revolves around a married couple, played by Julie and Luke, …read more

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