S27E18Law & Order: Special Victims Unit · Season 27
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 27 episode 18: Gimmick
Aired 23 April 202643 minRated TV-14
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What happens in “Gimmick”
A mysterious death in a hotel leads the squad into the world of professional fighting. Benson tries to convince a victim to come forward for the sake of his friend.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is episode 18 of 21 of season 27, so watch episodes 1 to 17 first.
- It runs about 43 minutes.
- Directed by Norberto Barba, written by Kevin Deiboldt.
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
- Director
- Norberto Barba
- Writer
- Kevin Deiboldt
- Guest stars
- Ashley Greaves as Gabrielle TaylorNorma Kuhling as Cindy 'CJ' JonesLuis Moreno as Judge ThompsonRenata Friedman as M.E. HorowitzJulie Ann Emery as Sharon HuntsingerMark Rolston as Mark O'NeillMatthew Wilkas as Sean LarkinJesse La Flair as Roddy 'Razor' Ray
Credits: TMDB.
More from Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 27
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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.


