“I can’t imagine what that must’ve brought up for you,” she replies. “I thought I’d lost you,” he says gravely. Elliot, however, looks pretty shaken (and gets all up in Liv’s personal space) as he helps his former partner off the exam table.

She’ll be sore, and off physical duty for a few weeks, but she’s fine. Good news: Liv’s hip injury wasn’t as bad as it looked, and an urgent care doctor is able to remove all the pellets. (Side note: You’ve gotta wonder what, exactly, this woman was thinking when she looked at that wispy little side piece of hair and thought, “Yep, THIS is the best look for getting interrogated by a federal task force.”) So he picks her up and carries her out like a blind damn boss, with her verbally steering him past the pastry case and out the door.īell and Fin question Kyle’s mom while Rollins and Whelan watch. Stabler, gun pulled, says he can’t see - but Benson can, so she grabs the hand holding his weapon, aims and helps him fire a bullet right into the dude’s forehead.īut Olivia was hit! She tells Stabler that her hip is hurt - and it is bleeding copiously - and that she doesn’t think she can walk. Liv stands to shoot at him, but he fires first, knocking both Stabler and Benson to the ground. Olivia thinks quickly and places a wet napkin over her eyes, but Elliot’s vision is blurred really quickly. Benson has barely had two bites of her macaroni and cheese when a guy wearing a respirator mask gasses the agents standing guard in a car outside the restaurant, then marches in and gasses everyone in the place. Meanwhile, Liv and El have lunch at a diner with the feds. They find his suicide note… but not much else. The feds, Stabler and Benson realize Kyle’s connection to the escrow office and get a warrant to search his mother’s house, even though she swears he’s innocent and that that they don’t live together anymore.

The mad ship