It's a big night for lawandordertv fans: A multi-episode crossover arc between 'Law & Order: SVU' and 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' is about to begin!
is about to begin — and TODAY.com has the first look at a scene between two of the most beloved characters.
Rollins asks her class if anyone knows the meaning of Alamut, to which one student responds"'eagle's nest' in Farsi." Rollins adds it's"also known as the nest of punishment." But after living a few more weeks of luxury, Rollins says Sabbah would have the men drugged again, and they'd"wake up at his table rudely yanked back into normal life — and then he would offer them a way back to paradise."
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Watch Bowen Yang's Hilarious Gay 'Law & Order: SVU' ParodyExclusive Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens scene features SNLer’s character Edmund making his TV acting debut as a horny cop with a secret lover
Read more »
Idaho’s “Abortion Trafficking” Law Takes EffectIt’s now a crime in Idaho to help a teen under 18 leave the state for an abortion or obtain medication abortion pills without parental consent — including when the girl has been sexually assaulted or raped by a family member or parent.
Read more »
Commentary: Caleb’s Law seeks to end profound injusticeWe hope the Senate will understand how the current process blatantly discriminates against families with profoundly intellectually disabled children.
Read more »
Iris Law Has Mastered Dressing Like a Gen Z FairyThe model shared her new hobbies (including matcha whisk making) and favorite playful style pieces on Instagram.
Read more »
California camper found shot to death next to young daughters, brother-in-law saysOpening statements continued Monday in the case against Anthony Rauda, a 46-year-old man suspected of killing a man camping with his family in 2018.
Read more »
Law enforcement analyzing digital devices of Allen mall shooter who had neo-Nazi beliefsThe Allen mall gunman who killed eight people had neo-Nazi beliefs and brought eight legally obtained weapons. Most of the victims were people of color. Half were of Asian descent. Authorities said they are still investigating what motivated the attack.
Read more »