Schoolgirl Rivalry Turned Deadly | Sarah Hyland | Law & Order SVU
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- The body of a 14 year old is found in the Hudson River and the investigation into her murder soon reveals the pressure put on children to excel. Guest starring Sarah Hyland.
Season 10, Episode 12 'Hothouse': When the body of a fourteen year-old girl is found floating in the Hudson River, Detectives Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Elliot Stabler (Chris Meloni) think she was smuggled into the country by sex traffickers. In an effort to identify the body, Detective Benson goes undercover as a Madame and busts sex trafficker Alik (Guest Star Misha Kuznetsov). When Alik makes a deal with ADA Kim Greylek (Michaela McManus) he identifies the body as Elsa Lychkoff. To the detectives' surprise, Elsa wasn't a prostitute, but a child prodigy.
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Sarah Hyland should've won an Emmy for this role. She KILLED it!!!!!!! I mean, 14 year old prodigy girl jealous of her smarter roommate?? Like, she was made for it!!!! SVU casting crew know what they're doing.
The casting and acting in this show is 🔥
She looks like the actress Kunis.😊
everry
@@jemandjemand2362You must be fun at parties, eh?
@@HMOCreations1807 Yeah, she does. I'm sure that both actresses get that a lot.
I still get fucking chills when Jennifer confesses.
Two girls being pushed to the brink of insanity. One used as a meal ticket for her gambler Dad and the other was drugging herself for days on end.
The stress and lack of focus on emotional development will inevitably lead to tragedy.
When Jennifer talked about the mental edge her roommate had I felt bad for her, Jennifer had NO IDEA that mental edge came from a scary dark place.
Worse: if the roles were reversed on who died, the rich girl wouldn't be cared about as much. Because she's not a genius.
Emily would've been defended, lawyers insisting "she has a whole life ahead of her" and that "her future can't be ruined/tarnished by this." You know, the same bs excuses they give to the academically smart guys who assault women with no repricussions
she should've won an emmy because this performance was so realistic and scary. the fact that she delivered such a chilling performance as a teen shows how great she was. it was so believable, everyone in the room was stunned after her meltdown.
real
I wouldn't say it was real at all, but it definitely gave off the vibes fo a Victorian era monologue and those are really grand and hard to pull off.
@@night4263 no its real, YOU just never experienced it or seen a meltdown like that.
I have gone off like that once or twice in my life--too much stress buildup and then being borderline relentlessly screamed at over something 5-6 days a week for months on top of not being allowed to "have an attitude" or get mad. No drug abuse or sleep deprivation was needed for me to eventually blow up.
@@ShadowSkyX Guess I'm blessed then. Hope you're doing better now.
Doesn't matter how smart a kid is. Just let them be a kid without all the stress and demands.
For real. They'll have to deal with enough of that as an adult.
@@feraltaco4783👍👍
Looking at things a little differently, kids still need to learn things like work ethic, discovering what they’re good at, and how to function in the world. Many kids these days don’t know how to do anything without their hands being held.
@@ajc-ff5cm True.
But too often kids are forced to grow up too fast. They never have the chance to just be innocent and enjoy being young. Because that is a gift we only get once in our lives and when it's gone, then it's gone forever. So there's no need to rush like so many people insist on doing.@@ajc-ff5cm
Those law and order intros on how they find bodies is so weird
My mom and I always thinks it’s interesting how episodes can start one way, someone finding a body, and ends in a totally different way (like say the victim worked at some place that was seedy and they end up going after the owner or whatever, something like that)
I'm curious to know why the lady didn't look before saying that. Surely she didn't side glance either.
She was on that BST
It's weird seeing you outside of gtao, pleasant nonetheless
I can see it as it’s just a regular day or occurrence in town then all of the sudden…
In her defense, Elsa sounded like a real ice queen
Ayyy!
Agree
Boo get off the stage
"let it go, she's a hoe, don't hold it back anymooooooooooooooooooooooo"
Gold Star 🌟
That mental break down in the interigation room was absolutely amazing. The actress definitely has a promising career.
Boy do I have some news for you
She cracked under pressure. Who was paying these doctors to give these kids those drugs and how much?. She wasn't in her right state of mind when she killed Elsa.
Remember? She said the school would teach kids how to trick their doctors into prescribing the meds.
@@jonjahr3403 Yup.
That school is basically insane it’s making them stress and anxiety go up to the point that it causes one of their own students to not have sleep for days and the drugs they take don’t help with the mental strain, honestly a school like that is just torture for anyone
@@jonjahr3403That school should be investigated in the world of Law & Order. Who knows how many other kids were pushed to insanity?
@@amayajones68 They might've been investigated. I specifically remember the medical examiner Dr. Warner stating the she would tip off a friend in the health department about what they were doing.
Later, she escaped, assumed the "Hailey Dunphy" ID, and never looked back.
she was so smart, she even changed her whole persona to act dumb so no one would suspect a thing 😅
@@faraanalladin6916 HAHAHAHA make sense😂
This comment is underrated 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤
I was wondering who she was, that’s crazy
@@faraanalladin6916I gotta tell ya, she had me fooled.
“No, I mean there’s a body in the water!” 😂
Yeah I know huh 😂
And the fact the yoga teacher didn't bat an eye or ask 'What are you talking about, there's no routine called that?'.
I'm surprised it's also the name of a yoga pose 😅😅
* live studio audience laugh track*
Sarah Hyland should win an emmy for this outstanding performance as the 14 year old prodigy girl who was jealous of her rooomate. Children like this are brilliant and should pursue a career of their choice.
We’re kind of ignoring that the roommate relentlessly bullied her. Not saying she is excused ofc
@@Yzzamino one ignored that
@@Yzzamiyea but OG commenter is talking about her acting not the character in the show
Absolutely right. She should won an Emmy award for this role
@@Yzzami bullied??
How and why Sarah did not get nominated for guest actress is beyond mind-boggling. This performance blew me away, every scene she was in was captivating. The academy got it wrong this year.
"I'm number one now Mom!!! Aren't you proud of me???!!!"
That was the actor talking to her real life mom
Sounds like a psycho to me
@@Alphablue-tp4xc No psycho just tired
Majority of kids in my part of the world is suffering especially the smartest ones
The things that so many children go through just to get ahead in this world can be quite tragic. I’m always grateful when the Law & Order universe helps to raise awareness on this very major issue.
have u seen children in china? its RLY RLY bad over there, the hospitals literallyt have study rooms and kids have an IV in one hand pencil in the other
Dude this episode is so old. Awareness doesn’t seem to be raised…
This is what I’m always saying. Placing the expecting children to be smart and the best, the pressure to be the best causes them to live up to it… by any means necessary; not to mention that fear of failure said by their parents would also be a contributing factor for them to be the best and it will eat them alive.
For example, a coach pressures his football team to keep going and be the best. Why? It could be an establishment of masculinity or the principle’s boss tells him that if the school doesn’t win a trophy this year, you’re fired. The principal then tells the coach if the team doesn’t win , it will also be the coach’s job on the line and the coach in turn pressures the team over the top. The players are so pressured that they start taking drugs to be able to perform.
Expectations hurts the kids. Give them time to take a break.
I don't disagree with you, but in regards to sports like football it's a little different. For many kids, a sports scholarship is the only way they can afford college tuition. Plus, the school receives potentially millions of dollars in funding from sponsors for their athletes so that's another reasons these kids are under so much pressure.
*Principal
@@catdogmousecheese And yet look how many get brain injuries. Look at how many college kids have permanent damage just for the honor of being able to play college ball which they don't get paid for. Take that diploma with some brain damage. And most of them are poor black kids too. Disgusting.
Correction. Setting too high or too low expectations is what hurts them. If you set it too low, they become disinterested and will just wander. Set it too high, and they'll either get desperate or just quit.
@@JiraiyaSama86 Agreed, it's a lose/lose situation either way. As to which is the worst of the two, I have to say it's setting expectations too high, due to the lengths children like Jennifer would go to in order to be the best.
Of course what makes it worse is the teaching staff are willing to place their own prominence (both collectively and on an individual basis), coupled with that of the school itself, well above the welfare of the students.
Plus they expect the students to follow that same example to the letter, 'our reputation is more important than your own well being'. A belief that has been passed down for generations, and it will perpetuate for as long as society continues to flourish.
When I was a kid, a teacher and a doctor talked my parents into giving me a prescription, that was supposed to help me concentrate. The stuff had MESSED ME UP BAD. It had stunted my growth, destroyed my appetite and just like in the girl in this clip, I couldn't get ANY SLEEP. I was SO GLAD, when FINALLY teachers at a different school noticed what was going on. And they helped me get weaned off of it. I did SO MUCH BETTER off the medication. What I really needed, was to be in a smaller class room and have extra tutoring by teachers who understood about ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder).
Random question for the sake of my curiosity: Did your parents ever apologize for what happened?
They gave you either Ritalin or Adderall. Which children should never be given frankly. Every symptom you listed matches adderall
My dad forced me to take ADD medicine. He took me to several doctors until he found one that would prescribe it to me. I couldn't sleep at all. Luckily it wasn't longterm.
@@LightsaberGoBrrrrrr Yes, I have heard about that; allegedly, people who have been on Ritalin are at a higher risk for getting Parkinson's later. No miracle - that stuff messes with your brain chemistry.
I was on Ritalin after being diagnosed at about 5.
I had great grades. Made friends. Did really well on it.
We moved to Florida and the doctors took me off it and decided to put me on an antidepressant.
Grades dropped. I became severely depressed which follows me even 20+ years later.
I became withdrawn. Gained weight.
Then they put me on adderall.
It still didn’t work.
Then they took me off. Put me on something else. None of it helped at this point.
Finally we moved again and my parents stopped the meds.
I barely finished high school but was much happier and healthier.
As an adult i started having trouble in college and jobs.
I failed multiple times.
I was on adderall for a while and vyvanse but too expensive and difficult to get.
Then we tried concerta and i guess that was the ticket because it works.
Been on it for about 2 years and while it’s not perfect and i still struggle with adhd. Pretty badly.
It’s better and i feel like myself.
It took a nurse practitioner believing me and trying the right combo of meds to help.
Zoloft and xanax for the crippling anxiety and panic attacks and depression and Concerta for my adhd.
She gave me a list of vitamins that help the brain with cognitive function. Like Fish Oil and Lemon Balm for anxiety.
It took years.
And i just wish the doctors never took me off stuff that actually worked.
It sent me on a spiral and years of therapy.
Sarah Hyland was a godsend in this role. it's not alot of actors especially child actors that can make the viewer feel their rage, but hers seemed so real. and i love that for her role. she dug dep and most adult actors cant do that. also, barba would of had this in the bag, greylek was just annoying.
She probably related to the character a lot. Parents of successful child actors are especially heinous in most cases
She was 18 when she did this
Sarah Hyland’s humble beginnings.
Why do they need to establish “oh a cop suffered from sleep deprivation once” to help a character empathize for someone that young staying awake for 6 days?
It establishes that the character taking on the case doesn't really empathize or even sympathize without an example of a fellow law enforcement or prosecutor suffering.
@@coolyeh1017 Yeah, that’s kind of what I was trying to point out by asking that.
@@JF-um3wz I think children are usually not taken seriously when it comes to mental health. That lawyer or whatever scoffed at the girl saying she was awake for 2 days and only "murdered her pillow".
That cop lady gave her another example of how the same situation affected another person differently simply because of circumstances.
Also, I think that was the only example she probably had since that's her field of work.
They should sue the school
yeah omg, those meds
I think they will.
Why?
@@BlaxkSunwatch it again
@@BlaxkSunCoercion into drug induced psychosis for the sake of academic success.
She was 18 apparently when playing a 14! I thought Sarah was so much younger than this lol. She did a great job!
She fine as hell
Even at 18 (heck in your 30s) this is a difficult performance to pull off.
@@nygma619 very true!
I went to a high school like this. The curriculum and schedule is so gruelling that it almost kills us. We were at each other's throats the whole time. The clear favorites of the teachers were walking targets.
Just to get it into perspective: Apparently this kind of pressure is quite normal in countries such as Korea or China.
Is it bad that I cracked up at the begining "NO, there is a body in the water"
No cause the way she said it was silly
These children are brilliant and should persue what they are good at. However, there's so much focus on studies that emotional development takes a backseat.
ETA: After 30 hours of no sleep I start seeing phantom smoke. By 48 I'm stumbling. Stayed up for four days once. I don't remember the last two. Apparently I just fell on the floor and slept.
Even if it's a useless degree? Or something that won't really help them earn money? Or how about not being of good service to society?
@@JiraiyaSama86 useless degree doesn't automatically mean unsuccessful. Earning money isn't everything. People can be seen as successful while openly being a piece of garbage.
@@feraltaco4783 Useless means that it doesn't help them in life, especially when it comes to earning money.
I agree that money isn't everything. But in general, you need to be able to earn enough to support yourself at minimum.
I agree that people can be successful while being a POG. We have plenty of celebrities that prove that. But do we want children to become like that?
@@JiraiyaSama86most people have degrees now so it’s not as impressive
@@oooh19 I don't know what you mean by most. I simply know that it's not the numbers that make it seem unimpressive. It's that a lot of them are useless and will not really help the person. Many people are working jobs unrelated to their degree. It's like they'll create BS degrees just to be able to pass just about anyone.
When SVU still had twists and turns. One of my many favorite episodes!
I can't believe she did that to Elsa. With her taking all those drugs, she pretty much turned herself into a psychopath
It wasn't just the drugs. It was also her ego and competitiveness.
@@BillyButcher90and multiple days of no sleep. And I thought 36 hours straight was rough.
Jesus that little girls acting was so good. If u have ever seen a teen girl lose it smh she did that well. I remember the first timey daughter got that mad (she didnt delete anyone lol)
I looked up the side effects of that drug, provigil, and they are:
Chest pain,
Anxiety,
Depression,
Headache,
Dizziness,
Nausea,
Back pain,
Diarrhea,
Insomnia,
Nervousness,
Rhinorrhea,
Xerostomia,
Allergic reaction,
Blisters,
Indigestion,
Shortness of breath,
Fever,
Confusion,
Constipation,
Decrease in appetite,
Hives,
Hypertension,
Rapidly changing moods, and...
Tremor. But no psychopathy; of course, insomnia is on there. And not to sound inhumane and cruel, but that man, Joseph, doesn't deserve to breathe after the way he treated his daughters. I hate abusive parents.
And what kind of school prescribes that to underage students?
The psychopathy and delusions are from the sleep deprivation from the insomnia caused by the medicine
thats only likely if you abuse it though, not if you take it as prescribed
@@tristanrylan but she DID abuse it, so what is the point of your comment?
I've seen these eps SO MANY times, over and over again. This is BY FAR one of a handful of my favorites of SVU! And so much has to do with Sarah's just KILLER (no pun intended) performance! She just ate this up!
She deserved an Emmy!!!
Sadly breakdowns like this happen and people end up doing horrible things.
She killed the performance she deserves an award Sarah Hyland ❤
Kind of wish they left out the drug part - a bright teenage kid, sleep deprived and under constant pressure who would literally murder a classmate to get ahead, that's really chilling
It's also similar to that SVU episode where a gymnast was killed.
Well without the drugs she would have passed out instead of being awake and driven crazy to kill someone
when I was 16 I started a new medication that caused insomnia rather than the drowsiness it was supposed to make me feel. I was awake for five days. I have no solid memories after day three and no way of knowing how much of what I remember was a dream/hallucination and how much of it was real. my mother made the decision to start giving me a half dose in the morning on day 5 or 6 when she found me shaking and rocking on the kitchen table in the middle of the night. Sarah Hyland's performance of sleep deprivation pyschosis was frighteningly accurate and she absolutely should've won an award for it
You missed the real ending after Sarah Hyland’s character goes into the distance the lawyer says my next case a male teenager double murder. Does he deserve justice before the male teenager gives a wink.
Can you clarify the end a bit more please?
Erm?
@@RLucas3000 Jennifer took ADHD medication (?) to stay up to study. It affected her brain and kept her up for basically a week when she killed Elsa. ADHD medication reallys messes up your brain if you don't have ADHD. Olivia had the lawyer plea Jennifer out to lesser charge I think. Or got it where Jennifer will be out by 21. At the end, the lawyer's next case involved a teenager who raped and murdered his 6 year old sister and had no remorse. The lawyer sarcastically asked Benson and Stabler should she also treat him the same as Jen and have him out at 21?
To be honest, that lawyer was out of line asking that. Jennifer didn't intend on killing her friend, unlike that boy at the end.
@@jasonchandler9777 They weren't friends. She was the second smartest kid in the grade its possible that she was faking.
“not pervy old like you” LMFOAOOO
I laughed out so loud lol
Between the murder and the confession, talk about a mass unleashing of anger and pain.
I didn't know Haley Dunphy was in this show!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
So did Alex, many years later.
Most of the actors who played the dunpheys were in at least one of the law and order shows the only one who hasn’t been in one is Luke’s actor
Parents should push and teach their kids to always give their best, and do their best efforts, but not to over pressure them. Kids are kids and they should enjoy that stage of they'r lives.
Childrens shouldn't being pressured with expectations that neither we adults can't fullfill at all.
Adults always push kids to do harder and it just messes them up. They want them to be good adults when they grow up but let them have their youth while they have it.
@@sw8330GKEEPERyea. I feel bad for Jennifer. Yes, Elsa was terrible to Jennifer but Jennifer didn’t had the right to kill her. Getting bullied, taking pills and being pressured by her mom to be so perfect combined is what made her snap so horribly. It’s so sad.
There are even parents pushing their kids to be celebrities or beauty queens.
Once I saw Elsa's bf had a theremin, I knew he was innocent.
Concerta had me, who was born with spinal bifida, standing at our kitchen island for HOURS in elementary school mindlessly reading the phone book, encyclopedia and dictionary. And my parents just watched me do it with no regard to what was happening to my back 🤦🏾♀️
Real talk, that kid is a really good actor hope she got more roles
I believe the actress took a break after her role on modern family. The actress has a lot of health issue with her kidneys. She had two kidney transplants. The first one didn’t take.
About time they uploaded this episode!!!
no wonder she stopped studying in modern family
The longest I ever went without sleep was 52 hours. I woke up on the floor 12 hours later without any idea of how I got there.
Pushing those poor kids to be perfect and mentally break them 😔
Superb acting by Sarah Hyland. Really shows her versatility, this character is as far from Haley Dunphy as possible.
Oh! Now I get it… First time I was watching Modern Family I was a bit confused and deadass asked “Wait..? Didn’t she kill someone?”
I don't think yall understand. Sarah Hyland changed LIVES in this episode!
9:41 "You'll be out at 21" 🤭I'm sorry, but I giggled so hard just now.
Bro both Ty and Sarah were on this show that's amazing!
just finished watching the whole episode. Sarah Hyland's acting gave me chills. She did so good and that's an understatement. I wish to have seen more of her works.
It trips me out seeing Sarah in these kinda roles after binging Modern Family 😂
Director said “take five” and Sarah heard “change lives”
The guest stars on SVU were always so phenomenal. Genuinely shockingly good
It isn't everyday that the NY PD find a body in the Hudson River.
Great episode
My absolute favorite SVU performance
Young lady is an amazing actress 👏🏻
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Man Sarah Hyland Gave a amazing performance with this one
Wow, she really killed it in this role.
Sarah Hyland was 18 (Thank you @tremainedouglas288), literally 3 months from turning 19 when she played this role.🙃 Great actress.
Are you sure?
@@tremainedouglas288 I just looked it up, she was around 18 when this season was filmed. Season 10 was filmed in 2008/2009, and she was born in 1990. She was almost 20 when it aired, I believe. It’s around the same time Modern Family was filming. She was 18 when they were casting and filming, but she played a 15 year old on that show.
For work reasons have to use actors to play characters younger than they really are. Many of the ‘teens’ were usually young adults.
She definitely looked much younger and sounded much younger
That was an incredible performance!
Yet another child actor with incredible acting ability!
That may be the best acting I have ever seen. She is an awesome actress. WOW !
I went about 50 hours without sleep for an exam. I could barely keep my eyes open during the exam and was completely disoriented and barely remember what happened. My professor showed me the answers I wrote were nothing related to the subject. The entire paper was full of unreadable scratches and scribbles and about a tv show I had binged watched a couple of days earlier.
A star in the making!!!! She’s taking it honey!!!
that opening. the hell? lol
This episode made me wonder, is being a gifted a blessing or a curse?
Depends how you use your gift and not brag about it to the wrong people
It’s a bit of both
George Washington Carvers story is so sad
A curse.
Both, it can be good and bad but even if you use it wisely, there are others who will see it and feel envy towards you. There are probably some people in your life who probably is gifted but hide it.
After watching this it's clear how underrated Sarah Hyland is. She is a very talented actor.
One of my favorite episodes and the ending where you said the other being led into court as Sarah Hyland is being led away and the prosecutor asks Stabler and Benson if she should treat him with leniency really shows that you have to deal with cases on a case by case basis and consider the crime, the circumstances and the accused.
Yeah the lawyer clearly wasn’t very smart for drawing such a false equivalence
@@chae1557 Exactly!
@@chae1557she is smart, just ignorant. Ignorance ≠ intelligence
6:24 You confessed to murdering someone. What did you expect?
Remember that she wasn’t in the school for being smart?
She literally says in the same scene that she has bouts where she can’t remember things due to drug misuse and sleep deprivation psychosis. It’s not a matter of her being smart or not. And by the way she was ACCUSED of getting into the school due to money-It wasn’t actually confirmed to be the case. YOU guys seem dumb, not her. Where are your comprehension skills?
@@OneRandomSamJokes clearly are a foreign concept to you
@@thezek6322 bad "jokes" are, yes, a foreign concept to me. So pretending to not know anything about what was going on in the scene now counts as a joke? Aight.
@@OneRandomSamI’m sorry that your life is so boring that you never got a chance to hear a joke before, and you try to say I’m the ignorant one because you didn’t understand
The beginning was hilarious 😂
u can go clinically insane if u go more than 72hrs without sleep
no sleep for 24 hours is the equivalent of reaching the BAC for a DUI/DWI, at 48 hours the brain goes through microsleeps, which means decreased performance, awareness, control, and sanity. At around three to four days without sleep, most people begin to hallucinate and possibly enter psychosis.
Wait, you can? Thankfully, that didn't happen to me when I did that back in middle school, lol.
@@coolyeh1017 48 hrs must be average because by 32 hrs in, I'd space out from time to time. I'd have to make myself move so I wouldn't fall asleep because by that point, my body was starting to get critical in wanting a comfortable enough spot to crash. Even if that "comfortable" spot was sitting on the floor and laying my head on my arms on a bench. Those last few hours were rough and pretty sure I heard a noise that wasn't real that last 2
I just loved the classic svu episodes
holy canoli, I knew she was a good actress but this was a powerhouse performance
Wow Sarah Hyland is such a great actor!!
Phenomenal acting.
Also, what was the asthma inhaler thing in context of?
Her character better use that time to reconsider the bad choices that led her there. Rethink what it is that she truly values.
It also would help to use it to catch up on some sleep.
@@kyndrablankenship1758 that's fair. Though, I do wonder. How much does she value sleep, and does she learn to value it after this? I get the sense she's a work horse, and while she might have resented it somewhat, I do wonder if part of her actually prefers to work rather than waste time.
Not pervy old like you. 😂
She honestly is such a good actress
Sarah’s such an incredible actress she totally slayyyed this role!!!😁❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻
This show with there actors is very good I had chills watching Jennifer’s performance
Awesome acting❤
The opening was really funny
Such a great actress
What an amazing actress!!
The actors are awesome
"Hayley" has a dark side I see. Lol. Spectacular performance.
I think the attorney was so wrong with her beliefs comparing this girl to the kid who violently graped a 6 year old…every case is different, every person is different. The law is not black and white
The very same show that always labels murders as black and white. Lol
This kind of reminds me the Lifetime movie "Death of a Cheerleader"
7:05 it’s okay girl..provigil is my secret weapon too 🙂
Get help
gilmore girls changed since i last watched it
Oh hello Haley Dunphy!!!
"Body in water" lol
Blame the parents for making kids lose their minds and their childhood memories are covered by childhood trauma. They put way too much pressure onto their children.
this episode show me one thing, INTELLIGENCE is not the same as MATURITY doens´t matter how smart a kid or what they know they´re still kids. this level of pressure is already a lot for a adults, imagine in minors, even if they´re super smart, let kid be kids, it´s not like they will be one forever.
one of the best actings i've seen in L&O
I don’t remember this episode of Modern Family.
this seems like something Alex would do cus she always wants to be number one