Hooked (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit)
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| Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode | |||||||
| Episode no. | Season 6 Episode 131 |
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| Written by | Joshua Kotcheff | ||||||
| Directed by | Jean de Segonzac | ||||||
| Guest stars | See Guest stars section below | ||||||
| Production no. | E5211[1] | ||||||
| Original airdate | February 15, 2005 | ||||||
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| Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (season 6) | |||||||
Hooked is an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. It originally aired on February 15, 2005.[2]
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[edit] Episode recap
A group of young astronomers see a dead girl wearing an $800 cocktail dress in an apartment through a telescope. The woman is identified by her college ID as Allison Downey, and Benson and Stabler break the news to her mother until Allison walks through the door. Allison confesses that the girl is her 15-year-old cousin Lisa, and that she loaned her the ID so she could get into clubs with her boyfriend. After her trucker father Tim identifies the body, he says that he didn’t know that she had a boyfriend, and that her mother died nine months ago.
The principal at Lisa’s school says that Lisa and other girls were wearing “sex bracelets”, a joke that Lisa’s best friend (Angela Agnelli) started. Morales then discovers that Lisa had been having sex with men she met online via a teen personals website. Warner then discovers that Lisa was HIV-positive, and she makes a list of Lisa’s partners from the website. Stabler becomes concerned because one of the boys listed used to date his daughter Kathleen, and when he asks her if she and the boy had ever had sex, she reluctantly admits that they didn’t. Benson and Stabler then search Lisa’s room, and Tim is confused as to why Lisa has thousands of dollars of clothes in her closet. After the doctor that prescribed Lisa the HIV medication (Derek Tanner) declines to break confidentiality without a release from Tim, the detectives then go to the store where most of the clothes are from, where a sales associate shows footage of the manager (Brian) following Lisa into the dressing room. The detectives then go into the stockroom and find Angela giving Brian fellatio.
Angela confesses that she and Lisa used to prostitute themselves at the mall but then Lisa started using a hotel with the help of a desk clerk named Jerome. During interrogation, Jerome states that Tanner frequented the hotel often and always asked for Lisa. When Benson and Stabler go back to the hospital to re-interview Tanner, they find Tim beating him up. After the fight is broken up, Tanner tells Stabler that he loved Lisa and that he didn’t kill her; later, Benson reports that Tanner is married. They go to his apartment to interview him a third time and find him dead.
Stabler accuses Tim of killing Tanner because his fingerprints were on the doorknob, but he changes his mind when he realizes that Tim didn’t know that Tanner and Lisa were having sex. Munch and Fin then find a monogrammed scarf belonging to Angela in Tanner’s locker; then Benson and Stabler go back to the school and search Angela’s locker and find a videotape that Angela claimed to be holding for Lisa. The tape shows a three-way between Tanner, Angela and Lisa, and Angela later reveals that Lisa went on to make hardcore porn videos for Max Long Studios (which is only blocks away from the apartment where Lisa’s body was found). The detectives charge Max for killing Lisa, making child porn and filming with an HIV+ actress (all of which Max claims to not have known). While Max is alibied for the murder, Munch and Fin report that Max was blackmailing Tanner into running HIV tests on his actors so he wouldn’t tell anyone about the statutory rape. Lisa’s hair found lodged in Max’s tripod (as well as Lisa and Max’s respective buildings being easily accessible due to adjoining roofs) proves that Max killed her after all, and Novak tells all his other porn actors that Lisa had HIV and that they were thus exposed to it. Max is alibied from killing Tanner, and forensics proves that Angela killed him, which she says she did because he wouldn’t give her the videotape.
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[edit] Notes
- B. D. Wong does not appear in this episode. [5]
[edit] Quotes
Principal: The only time I ever had to call [Lisa] in was over the sex bracelets, and I’m sure that was just peer pressure.
Stabler: Sex bracelets?
Principal: Different colored bracelets the girls wear, signaling which sex acts they’re willing to perform. Uh, yellow’s hugging, purple’s kissing, red is for a lap dance, blue is for oral sex, and don’t make me say what black is for.
Stabler: What is it? You wanna go to jail too?
Tim: I want to find the guy who killed my little girl!
Stabler: That is my job, and you’re gonna let us do it! The next time, I’m gonna lock you up!
Tim: Lisa’s gone, my wife’s gone; what difference does it make what happens to me?
Novak: Once we get you for Lisa’s murder, then we’ll get you for Dr. Tanner’s.
Max: I didn’t kill…Tanner.
[edit] References
- ^ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Hooked – TV.com. Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Hooked – TV.com. Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Hooked – TV.com. Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” Hooked (2005). Retrieved July 14, 2007.
- ^ “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” Hooked (2005). Retrieved July 14, 2007.
[edit] External links
- "Hooked" at the Internet Movie Database
- "Hooked" at TV.com
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