S20E01Law & Order: Special Victims Unit · Season 20
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 20 episode 1: Man Up
Aired 27 September 201843 minRated TV-14
Where to watch Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 20 in Australia
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 20 is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription) and Disney+ (subscription, listed for the whole show). You can also buy it on Apple TV from $26.99 and Prime Video Store from $19.99.
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Availability checked 16 November 2026.
What happens in “Man Up”
Teenager Sam Conway shows evidence of rape but refuses to name his attacker. Meanwhile, Benson and Rollins confess to some major life changes.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is the season premiere of season 20.
- It runs about 43 minutes.
- Directed by Alex Chapple, written by Julie Martin and Michael S. Chernuchin.
- TMDB users rate it 8.8 out of 10 (6 votes).
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit trailer
The official trailer for the series (no preview of this episode has been published).
Play video: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit trailer
Cast and crew of this episode
- Director
- Alex Chapple
- Writers
- Julie MartinMichael S. Chernuchin
- Guest stars
- Richard Meehan as Brian ConwaySally Murphy as Molly ConwayBryce Romero as Sam ConwayDylan Walsh as John ConwayJohn Rothman as Edward KofaxKurt Fuller as Jed KareyGeorge Newbern as Dr. Al PollackDov Tiefenbach as Fitz
Credits: TMDB.
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Episode names, air dates, runtimes, stills and ratings: TMDB. Air dates are the first broadcast anywhere; where it streams is our daily Australian check.

