History WMG / LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit

* Unfortunately, due to the untimely passing of Robin Williams, this will never happen now.

And by greater extension, to Logan's actor, Chris Noth. After the ''very'' bad blood between the actor and Creator/DickWolf that resulted in the former's firing, he then created a character that was like Logan ([[CowboyCop renegade cop]] with a [[HairTriggerTemper hair-trigger temper]] who was raised Catholic, etc.), but whose traits were taken UpToEleven as a [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] version of him who was younger, more handsome, had more questionable, barely legal behavior that blurred the lines, and even looked similar to him (albeit unlike Logan, Stabler is HappilyMarried with children). Hell, the first few seasons of the series, he was even credited as "''Chris'' Meloni" before going on to be credited as "Christopher".

And by greater extension, to Logan's actor, Chris Noth. After the ''very'' bad blood between the actor and Creator/DickWolf that resulted in the former's firing, he then created a character that was like Logan ([[CowboyCop renegade cop]] with a [[HairTriggerTemper hair-trigger temper]] who was RaisedCatholic, etc.), but whose traits were taken UpToEleven as a [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] version of him who was younger, more handsome, had more questionable, barely legal behavior that blurred the lines, and even looked similar to him (albeit unlike Logan, Stabler is HappilyMarried with children). Hell, the first few seasons of the series, he was even credited as "''Chris'' Meloni" before going on to be credited as "Christopher".

* Think about it. Over 80% of the regulars and semi-regulars on ''Blue Bloods'' each put in at least one appearance on ''SVU'' by 2007.

* Important detail: the vast majority of rapes are never reported. Perhaps the difference in the statistic isn't that there's more rape, but that SVU is just that damn good at their job.

* Would certainly explain why she always ''HAS'' to be the one who is right and never wrong. Although I would that Munch is actually a figment of her mind, but with an almost dangerous GenreSavvy perception on reality that he hides beneath his 'strange' conspiracies.

* Elliot is finally driven to the boiling point because of the loss of his long-time partner. He tracks down Huang and beats him to death, years and years of pent of rage finally coming out in the form of a violent ass-whooping. The police eventually show up to arrest him, dragging Elliot off to jail. As he sits in his cell, he looks out into the prison to see all of the perps he's collared over the years grinning at him, waiting for a chance to get their hands on him...

* Expect for maybe the Olivia thing that sounds awesome

And by greater extension, to Logan's actor, Chris Noth. After the ''very'' bad blood between the actor and Creator/DickWolf that resulted in the former's firing, he then created a character that was like Logan ([[CowboyCop renegade cop]] with a [[HairTriggerTemper hair-trigger temper]] who was RaisedCatholic, etc.), but whose traits were taken UpTheEleven as a [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] version of him who was younger, more handsome, had more questionable, barely legal behavior that blurred the lines, and even looked similar to him (albeit unlike Logan, Stabler is HappilyMarried with children). Hell, the first few seasons of the series, he was even credited as "''Chris'' Meloni" before going on to be credited as "Christopher".

It pretty much goes like this ''Series/SesameStreet'' is or has pretty much a [[TheLandBeforeTime Great Valley]] like haven/secured neighborhood for all that remains of New York City's children within the svuniverse and probably was a natural habitat for its [[{{Muppet}} non human residents]] which pretty much explains why most of its residents appear to live in blissful ignorance (at least its children and child like muppets) of the far more lethal and torturous world around them.

Although back in 1999 with the ending of ''Homicide'' and the start of ''SVU'', the show was ostensibly a vehicle/spin-off for [[JohnMunch]], this is no longer the case.
** The increasing flimsiness of his storylines/past (him apparently growing up in a apartment on the East Side instead of in Baltimore, various people on his life have been mysteriously [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome dropped]] and [[RememberTheNewGuy added]], like his brother and his Uncle, respectively, etc.)
** The nasty habit of actors being [[YouLookFamiliar rotated over and over again]], even ''[[ContinuitySnarl established]]'' [[ContinuitySnarl previous characters]]. (Creator/AndreBraugher playing someone ''other'' than [[EnsembleDarkhorse Pembleton]]? How dare they?! Plus, Munch's line of "[[WhamLine You look familiar.]]" to him wasn't necessary.)
** Also, the lack of almost none of the characters from the show by name save for Lewis, who only appeared once and wasn't/isn't nearly as popular as Pembleton.
** The fact that he's no longer on the show makes you wonder why it was even considered in the same universe in the first place. At this point, the show as about as connected to ''Homicide'' as it is to ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent''!