Connections
Follows
Followed by
Version of
Spun-off from
Spin-off
Referenced in
The character of Det. Munch was a regular on this show at the time. Munch also explains how he ended up on L&O.
Elliot Stabler, Olivia Benson, John Munch and Donald Cragen are guest characters in a two-part crossover with "Law & Order" that begins on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Entitled.
Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson are guest characters.
Det. John Munch appears
Title mentioned in Law & Order: Parking Violations Unit
Discusses creation and 1st year of series
Florek discusses his work on the series.
Stingray mentions he got an idea from this show to search for clues
Referenced Extreme makeover home edition
SVU's Munch appears in this episode, and his own unit is mentioned.
Elliot Stabler, Olivia Benson, Casey Novak and Melinda Warner are guest characters in a two-part crossover with "Law & Order: Trial by Jury" that begins on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Night.
Olivia Benson and Fin Tutuola are guest characters in a two-part story that begins on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Design.
title mentioned in passing
Det. Munch appears.
seen on TV schedule
March mentions her departure from that series.
Series is mentioned
referenced in "Law & Order" Master Class
A clip is shown of this show in "Seinfeld-Vision"
comment that Mariska Hargitay won a TV award
Candy Richards says she had a role on both Law & Order SVU and Law & Order Trial by Jury
Promo shown for 'The Apprentice Special Victims Unit'
After Pitka makes the 'Mariska Hargitay' greeting, she herself actually receives it. He then presents Mariska with a "Law and Order" themed ashram miniature.
Announced as nominee.
Dave says Mos Def is on "Law & Order: SUV."
Shawn and Gus discuss a series of "Law & Order" D.A.s, including Angie Harmon and Mariska Hargitay.
Referenced by one of the NBC executives
Jay says that "Law & Order" was on preceding his show tonight ("Special Victims Unit" was the specific edition shown)
mentioned in dialogue
Mentioned in Christopher Meloni's introduction
Category entitled "Law & Order SUV"
Referenced in dialogue
Kathy Griffin mentions that she did a guest role on the show
DCI Luther asks for a suspects details to be sent to Detective Munch at New York Police's Special Victim's Unit.
mentioned by Drama as "SVU"
On Samantha's first day on her new job, the women talk about the show, how much they like Mariska Hargetay and how they can tell, that her breasts are "real".
Blair mentions "Law & Order: SVU"
the show's logo is seen before people flip the channel from NBC to Fox
Sarah Silverman mentions this show
Mentioned in dialogue
Jack says his telethon got NBC's best ratings since an episode of the show where the detectives watched "American Idol"
Jack tunes to an episode of the show on his voice-activated remote control television
Referenced by Ice-T (Fred Armisen) in the "Celebrity Teen Crisis Center" segment
Mac mentions the NYPD sex crimes unit
Conan mentions it while introduing Ice-T, mispronounces it as Law & Order SUV
"Law and Order: Special Parking Unit"
Ignatiy says that "Texas Killing Fields" is not that different from an arty episode of the show
Heather mentions the show Law & Order and actors Mariska Hargitay, Ice-T and Richard Belzer.
Title mentioned by John Mulaney during stand up
Referenced by Seth on Weekend Update
Kenneth is assigned to review a script for the show for offensive content
Referenced in the "Piers Morgan Tonight" segment
"Why bother having an episode of Law & Order: Daredevil Unit..."
"...as soon as it turned into Law & Order: Avengers Unit..."
Cesar says that Teresa "dozes off after 'Law & Order: SUV'."
title mentioned by Mindy while in jail
Jenna is hired to play a role on the show
Featured in
clips
clip
one of the shows Jerry Seinfeld is digitally inserted into
features clips of the show when discussing what was voted #1 Best Cop/Legal TV Show
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is the #1 Best Cop or Legal Show.
Spoofed in
"Special Letters Unit" segment shows detectives searching for the missing letter M.
"Law & Order: Tonight" depicts NBC turning the cop show into a talk show format
Besides having intermid scenes played out like in your typical L&O series, Penn holds a sign reading "Penn & Teller: Bullshit Unit" (same style and font as the 'Law & Order: SVU' logo) at the camera while Teller plays its theme song.