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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit · Season 27

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 27 episode 13: Corrosive

Aired 26 February 202643 minRated TV-14

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Where to watch Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 27 in Australia

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 27 is streaming in Australia on Disney+ (subscription, listed for the whole show). You can also buy it on Apple TV from $27.99, Fetch TV from $27.99 and Prime Video Store from $27.99.

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

What happens in “Corrosive”

An attempt on a respected judge's life is connected to an anonymous video posted to the SVU tip line. Rollins tries to help a victim come to terms with their abuse.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 13 of 21 of season 27, so watch episodes 1 to 12 first.
  • It runs about 43 minutes.
  • Directed by Martha Mitchell, written by Brant Englestein.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit trailer

The official trailer for the series (no preview of this episode has been published).

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Cast and crew of this episode

Writer
Brant Englestein
Guest stars
Ashley Greaves as Gabrielle TaylorAsa James as Kingston GiddensDavid Zayas as Warren FelsRoss Partridge as Robbie MillerDan Thompson as Matt MillerCarter James McNeil as Jeremy ColemanTia Dionne Hodge as Joann DangelHannah Masi as Elsa Clark

Credits: TMDB.

More from Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 27

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  5. E05
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  7. E07
  8. E08
  9. E09
  10. E10
  11. E11
  12. E12
  13. E13
  14. E14
  15. E15
  16. E16
  17. E17
  18. E18
  19. E19
  20. E20
  21. E21

Every episode of Season 27Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode guide

Episode names, air dates, runtimes, stills and ratings: TMDB. Air dates are the first broadcast anywhere; where it streams is our daily Australian check.