![]() ![]() This clip features Yates speaking with Chicago P.D. However, Carisi is not amused and would rather strangle the charismatic inmate.Īnother sneak peek was released for Law & Order: SVU season 17, episode 14. The killer surgeon also brings up breastfeeding.Īmanda Rollins knows how to deal with Greg Yates and takes the conversation in stride. Yates mentions her “glow” and asking how Rollins lost the baby weight. Greg uses his charm, reminding Amanda how he knew the detective was pregnant before she did. However, she does not go alone, which disappoints the inmate. In another video clip for Law & Order: SVU, Rollins visits Yates in prison. However, Rollins reminds Benson that Yates has helped the detectives before. The Law & Order: SVU character thinks it is just a game. Olivia Benson isn’t interested in the information Greg Yates is offering. Rollins became obsessed with the convicted killer and was determined to put him behind bars. As viewers may recall, Greg took an interest in the detective. However, he wants something in return, which is a visit with Amanda. In one clip, Yates is offering information on an open case. The promo clips for Law & Order: SVU reveal more information about the crossover episode. Carl Rudnick, a former deputy chief medical examiner convicted of raping and murdering several women. detectives work with Olivia Benson’s Special Victims Unit to catch two escaped killers, one of them being Greg Yates. Spoilers Guide published the synopsis for Law & Order: SVU season 17, episode 14. As PopCornFeed mentioned on Twitter, “Nationwide Manhunt” isn’t just a crossover episode, it is being called an event. Viewers are looking forward to the Law & Order: SVU/Chicago P.D. However, Carter Matt speculated that “ Nationwide Manhunt” could be the end for the charming and vicious doctor. This is not the first crossover episode for Dallas Roberts. Yates was also a memorable character from season 2 of Chicago P.D. Actor Dallas Roberts portrayed the multi-state serial killer in Law & Order: SVU seasons 16 and 17. Greg Yates should be a familiar name to those that watch either show. In Wednesday’s episode, Amanda Rollins visits the murderer she obsessed over and Greg Yates escapes from prison with Carl Rudnick. Also, five promo clips were released, which tease what viewers can expect. The synopsis for Law & Order: SVU season 17, episode 14 was published. crossover that fans have been talking about for weeks. 8.Law & Order: SVU season 17, episode 14 is titled “Nationwide Manhunt.” It is also the two-part Chicago P.D. ![]() Great episode overall if a little rushed and underdeveloped at the end. The direction is both alert and accomodating. It's a good looking episode as usual and when it is used the music is not intrusive thankfully. The story intrigues and is engaging, even when not as edge of the seat as some other episodes of the season and show. The acting is great from all the regulars and Bruce Davison is suitably unsettling. The supporting characters are interesting too, with Mandell being a slimeball. Stabler's steely intensity, Munch's dry humour). Love the team interaction and all the regulars shine in their own way (i.e. The script is thought-provoking and doesn't take itself too seriously that it becomes dreary. Do agree that it is all very ghoulish, without going over the top on that, but it is handled sensitively and with intelligence too. It was quite illuminating in what it had to say on the issue and with each watch (my recent watch was the fifth) what is said made more sense with each viewing. The episode otherwise does a great job with this subject. My only real complaint in an episode that has so little wrong with it is that to me the ending seemed a bit too hastily wrapped up and the episode could have gone into more depth with the why the perpetrator wanted to keep the baby for the quite strange reason given. "Waste" sounds very strange and convoluted when reading the plot synopsis, but in execution it somehow it managed to be neither. That it managed to handle it very well is something to give it extra props for. While it may not be one of the season's best, most tense or most emotional episodes, "Waste" was actually one of the most interesting subject matter-wise and that it explored such a tough and complicated subject that was relevant then and is hardly out of date now at all is to be admired. "Waste" is no exception, perhaps one of Season 4's most controversial. Anybody who has read any of my other reviews for for example individual episodes of the 'Law and Order' shows, am slowly working my way through writing reviews for all the episodes of 'Law and Order, 'Special Victims Unit' and 'Criminal Intent' with a long way to go, will know already how much admiration there is from me for anything that tackles difficult and controversial themes and issues. ![]()
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