Here are the details for a new Law & Order SVU “Lesson’s Learned”; Elliot Gould guest stars and Raúl Esparza returns.
Law & Order SVU “Lesson’s Learned” Air Date November 21, 2012 (9 PM ET/8C Wednesday NBC)
WHEN REPORTS OF SEXUAL ABUSE SURFACE AT AN ELITE PRIVATE SCHOOL, DETECTIVE BENSON (MARISKA HARGITAY) AND ADA BARBA (GUEST STAR RAUL ESPARZA) FACE OFF AGAINST A POWERFUL ADMINISTRATOR (GUEST STAR CHARLES GRODIN) TO EXPOSE DECADES OF SECRETS. ELLIOT GOULD AND ANTHONY RAPP ALSO GUEST STAR.
A professor’s unusual encounter with Detective Amaro (Danny Pino) sends the SVU on an investigation into reports of sexual abuse at a prestigious private school. Stonewalled by the school board, Detective Benson (Hargitay) enlists ADA Barba (Esparza) and a retired teacher (guest star Elliot Gould) to help reveal a massive cover-up as more and more victims emerge. Also starring Ice –T (Detective Odafin Tutuola) and Kelli Giddish (Detective Amanda Rollins.) Also guest starring Buck Henry and Elizabeth Marvel.
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Is the apostrophe supposed to be there? I'm not so sure...
ReplyDeleteThe apostrophe was in the press release - the information is exactly as NBC released it. It seemed odd to me too but until they change it on their press site or on the NBC SVU site, I'll keep it as the press release stated.
ReplyDeleteWarren Leight has tweeted that he pays homage to S13 and now S14 by having each show titles letters be equal to the season number they're making. Lesson's Learned has 14 letters, though the apostrophe seems oddly placed,and unnecessary.He did the same thing with all the S13 show titles.I think his show titles may be cryptic messages too- maybe to himself or to the show fans. He tweets a lot with fans/and non-fans of the show,on a very regular basis.
ReplyDeleteLesson "is" learned ?
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