What Kind of Bump Was It?- Law & Order SVU
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- The cops discover their subway attacker got one of his victims pregnant.
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From Season 1, Episode 19 "Contact" - The detectives investigate a series of sexual attacks happening on subways; Benson begins dating a crime reporter.
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I loved how they kept it quick and distracted her immediately with snacks and a walk. As someone with PTSD that's what you need after any reminder. Awesome example set
Yes exactly I suffer from PTSD/TBI/Migraines from the war as a war VET so I know where you are coming from trust me and you never recover from that not even VIEt NAM VETs
@@craigbreuwet1924Thank you for your sacrifice and service ❤️🙏🏽
@@craigbreuwet1924thank you for your sacrifice for this country. Really appreciated.❤❤❤
The last part when he’s talking to the victim saying how he thought something beautiful would come of it was so disturbing, I felt nauseous.
Then saying “my baby my baby, we’ll be a family” I wanted to yell at my phone saying that’s not your baby, that’s her baby
It was so disgusting
It was very disgusting
If I were a judge, I'd give him the maximum sentence to ensure he doesn't get the 'family life' he desires.
Me, too.
I liked how they treated her like a queen here. That was so sweet. But it was also so she can open up and tell them. And stabler turning I the charm. Lol.
He barely had to try. He plays a good man.
Your delusional she was Bait
What appalls me is that guy fails to understand how much trouble he’s in, especially after making that comment about being a family. It reminds me of a case where a man killed his own daughter just so he can be with his girlfriend (it’s implied the two didn’t get along very well). After his arrest, he proposed to her. Her response? Changing the locks to her doors.
Do you have the article? That's psychotic... Makes me shudders to think about it
@@NotesOfMusica Actually, I learned about this case from an episode of a show called Forensic Files.
th-cam.com/video/6Xdbpb62aXI/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MedicalDetectives-FullEpisodes
Smart woman.
@@sparkshark789 wow u watch that show too??? I have watched that episode too I remember. But many episodes r not available in my country.
Insanity is a Hell of a thing. These rapists are so depraved that those who don't do what they do or don't study them can almost never figure them out.
The mommy was so sweet and innocent oh my gosh. Made me so angry how that man traumatized her all over again
What he did to her was hilarious 😂
@@penelopephelange no tf it wasn’t it was sick and obviously something is wrong with you if you think it’s funny
@@Waffles705 Really? Cause I'm rollin' 😂😂
@@penelopephelange this is no joke! I have seen the trauma a very good friend of mine had to go through
If you think it’s laughable you need to go see a psychiatrist
@@crystalwagner5993 I think your mom needs to go see a therapist
"Take my arm not my hand because I have a cold." She takes his hand.
And now his cold's gone.
I think the point was, she wasn't stupid but a bit dazed as though she wasn't hearing what was being said to her. After Stabler's initial reaction he realises it. She's sweet and naive a bit too.
I think maybe it was because she wanted the support. The emotional stability is huge when you hold someones hand.
@@ogichi32 or at least in the old world it was.
@@Sal_Sal27 Yeah that part always confused me. Like, how? Why? lol
You want to know the worst thing in the world here? When he does get out - and most likely he will within 5-10 yrs - he will be able to sue for partial custody or visitation. .... The laws here are all about the criminal, not about protecting the victim.
if he gets out, prison showers are dangerous places with all the slips and falls.
Yup. The law isnt there to protect us but the assholes.
@@HarryClarkson oh very dangerous
Sadly true and she would have to let him
@@njmoonfrost6145 and sharpened toothbrushes just scattered about
I get that they needed her help for the investigation. But now that the creep knows about the child, what's to stop him from trying to get visitation or parental rights. It's terrible.
With any luck, a bullet.
Prison, hopefully.
believe it or not. it happens a lot. there’s currently a case where a man r**** a minor and she became pregnant. years later. he finds out and took her to court for full custody and child support. he won. insane.
No-one of this would have happened if the judge wasn't such a moron
He can try, but nobody in their right mind would give him parental rights.
this was my favorite episode cause munch showed his true side. the caring side
Do you remember what episode it was
@@joannajoseph6687 no sorry i dont, but it was sean one i think it wa called hystaria m not sure
@@joannajoseph6687 Season 1, episode 19 according to the description :)
I read the title and thought they were dealing with a person having ghost pregnancy (don't know the technical term for having the symptoms but not pregnant).
This was way sadder
I believe it’s called a Phantom Pregnancy
Close, phantom pregnancy
Or false pregnancy
This sounds like a House comment section
Historical pregnancies, my mom had them before she had me
I was a victim of sexual assault on the subway and they don't let the attacker see the victim. They go out of their way to make sure you're not even on the same floor when they bring the attacker in.
This is a great episode but it always pisses me off how the first victim on the subway is surrounded by people...large men, yet no one says a word.
It's not always that simple. Yes, it's messed up, but no matter how big and/or tough one is, you [sometimes] gotta think longterm. Especially, if it's not your problem.
@@Sal_Sal27 nah if you see someone getting assualted on a train and you don’t even try to help you are a sick person
@@leilamin1780 you obviously haven't seen "Pay It Forward", "Full Metal Jacket", nor/or "Titanic." Just because you do good or right, doesn't [automatically] mean 'no consequences. '
@@Sal_Sal27 Who said anything about no consequences? Everything has a consequence, especially if you're an apathetic wimp. Grow up.
@@chelseanicole1911 'Grow up'? It's you that needs to WISE up. The particular characters in "Pay It Forward" and "Full Metal Jacket" were 'grown up' and look what happened.
You want to step in and help, [apparently] knowingly risking your own safety, you go ahead, but there's people who DON'T want to jeopardize what they have to lose.
I like how Stabler told the pregnant lady « don’t take my hand, I’m working on a cold » then helps her up by the hands
she grabbed his hand
But cured him of the cold (when I was yelling at the screen )
Mothers have healing qualities. It’s a fact of life and I ain’t talking Tootie and Natalie.
It was out of comfort for her. In that moment. Her pain is the biggest thing in that room, not his cold. Such a companionate moment. The poor woman. My heart bleeds for her.
She was happy about being pregnant. She didn't want to let people know it was from a crime.
That doesn’t mean she’ll be unhappy for the rest of her life. She seems like a very sweet and innocent woman who had a terrible thing happen to her and it produced a child. But considering this was 23 years ago I have a subtle feeling that she raised the child in a very loving matter and provided everything her child needed. We can have something horrible happen to us and move past it.
Great episode! I always loved how protective detective stabler was towards women throughout the episodes
Lefty
@@Harry-bn5mp being a lefty or a righty has absolutely nothing to do with liking a protective man 🤣
@Daniel Vivo I have to agree. Stabler definitely is right-leaning about many social issues such as abortion, crime and homosexuality. He’s more moderate about women and racial issues, though. But I do believe that he tries to be fair.
That was why I liked him so much.
@@Harry-bn5mp
Having a wife and several daughters probably has more to do with it. This is a guy who joined the Marines to help support his family.
Not me thinking the “what kind of bump” title was referring to her baby bump. 🤦🏻♀️
I was thinking herpes
SAME
*_Things that go bump in the night_*
SAME OMG
me too.
She's freakin adorable, seems like such a nice person
The actor that portrayed the bad guy was VERY convincing. Great acting!!
I don’t know why but this is one of my favourite episodes maybe it’s because they tricked them bad guy to say he’s guilty
After that line up tampering, this really was the last ditch effort.
@@kmelfina you can blame the women for that
They treated her very well however I that if that had a woman to talk to her they could have gotten her to say she was raped. Their mistake was having in three men talk to her. That would make someone who has been raped feel uncomfortable. I would know 😂.
That’s not what it was here though. She didn’t want to admit that he was her child’s father. She didn’t want to attach something so horrible to her child.
Yeah it’s great to have a woman present, even if the male detectives are kind and professional. Having been raped by a man makes it hard for you to trust men with sensitive details that are crucial to a case.
Isn't this inhumane for the culprit to get into the victim head and life all over again? How can the cops just let them meet??
It's SVU, so it's no surprise that unprofessionalism abounds.
It’s for drama.
They needed to do it to get him convicted.
@@4amcripple yeah a prior witness caused all the other witnesses identification to be thrown out.
They didn't care about the aftermath for her they just wanted to convict. The lesser of two evils I think.. getting a dangerous man off the streets. 🙄
This episode freaked me out as a kid and made me more cautious whenever I wore a dress.
My mom was 17 when this episode aired and she said the same thing. It shouldnt have to be this way for women 🥺❤️
That's so sad..
What season and episode is this
What happened to her?
This reason why I wear Spanx pants especially if I wear skirt or dress .This made me paranoid
I’m not sure how smart it was that three men surrounded her in an enclosed space….regardless of how gentle they’re being
Everyone is so sweet in the scene. Elliot’s got four kids so he knew how to take care of cedra. I kinda didn’t want much to hold him back.
I love it when Elliot saw Sal trying to talk to Cedra he looked like at him like he was gonna punch him.
He’s such a protector. I couldnt watch the show after he left
Cragen was one of the funniest and best characters- so dry, and lines so impeccably delivered with timing and dutifulness. "So what, uh, kind of bump was it?" LMAO. When eveyone else was beating around the bush.
it was a "bump" in the "bush"
I wouldn't blame her if she gave her baby up for adoption. 🙁
Better than abortion.
@@blakemcnamara9105 Well, too late for that. 🙁
It would take a lot of strength to keep ths child, actually. There are many stories of victims keeping their attackers' babies and they do everything in their power to give them a better life. They always say that yes the attacker played a part in making them, but that is it. What comes next is always up to the mother. Giving them up for adoption is a good choice, but it's sometimes better to keep them and raise them to be better than the people who made them.
@@ProfessorWhooves11 True.
@@origamipein18 Not if you're Dr. Kermit Gosnell, what a sicko.
Ugh, that ending grosses me out. I think I'd go insane if I knew my rapist's spawn was growing inside me. Nothing in the world could convince me to keep that pregnancy.
Spawn? Wow....a baby has no control of who its biological parents are.
Same. And no one should be obligated to. The baby having “no control over who the parents are” has literally nothing to do with it.
That's sad.
This why the 3 days plan is made. Or 24 hours pill.
@@sophiawilson8696 Yep, and they're a gift as far as options for sexual assault victims. I wish they were more easily accessible to everyone in those red states.
This is nauseating. The way he spoke to her at the end was so disgusting
The bare minimum they should've had a female detective/officer to ask the questions, not 3 dudes crowding her
yes but atleast captain let her put her feet up, stabler talked about his own wifes pregnancy, and all of them spoke gently.
Oh shut up it’s a tv show
No one patronised her but
She wouldn't have remembered she was wearing a dress on that day if all that had happened was a theft.
it was a theft ...
She knew what happened. That’s why she started crying at the end. She was just in denial. Also, she wanted to love the baby and believe she lived In a good world, and it’s kind of hard to do that when you have to face the truth of what happened.
@2:31 you can see a police officer on top of the stairs waiting for his cue to go down the stairs. The cue was when the pregnant lady was about to go to the door :)
Sadly a judge would order him access when he got of prison, its happened too many times
A chill goes up my spin when he said when I get out we be together a family 😳😬
This was among the first few episodes I ever saw. Caught my attention because Nicole Sullivan guest starred; post MAD TV.
Can't wait for the return of Stabler!!
I think its just going to be a crossover episode to introduce the new series Stabler ia doing
He’s coming back?
@@bluefootwalking yes for one episode. Then his new show will premiere after. Its premiering this spring.
I'm sure there will be more crossovers.
Stabler is crushing😂
I think she type knew that when she became pregnant that it was bc of the attack but perhaps her mind made her think otherwise. Perhaps she was intimate with someone else soon after that so she didn’t think it was from the attack. Oh my goodness that’s just so sick and I do hope that she makes the best choice for her and the baby even if that means adoption bc I couldn’t imagine the love and guts you’d have to have to raise a child that’s a product of abuse. It takes so much selflessness I’m sure.
How sick is he? To think that If he gets out of prison Cedra would want anything to do with him and be a family. She and her baby will be a family without him who knows if he's locked up for a few years, Cedra may find another man who'll love her and her baby.
Wow, that's quite a bump.
Aw she is so sweet, that creature was a monster.
Ha Michelle Hurd was a detective 2 years after she played a suspect in 1997 on the original Law and Order
I really feel bad for this woman
I miss Dan Florek, i want him back
Same it shouldn't be called law and order svu it should be called the olivia benson show because they always make it about her, like what police captain is in on every single investigation
@@ar223600 that is true!!!
The audacity of some pervert. Very disgusting.
This episode was so memorable.
U know I don't know which one is my favorite episode because I love all of the episodes, ever since I've been watching it since I can remember.
I forgot how unprofessional the SVU cops could be, even in the early seasons.
actually it happened in the very first episode.
@@1talldaddy It's been a while since I watched anything from season 1.
@@tintinismybelgian oh okay.but your right it's amazing that Benson still has a job.
The end just made me feel disgusted
That man seriously
I know what I would do when I retire - going to watch L&O all day!
anyone else just rock out to the svu theme everytime? BAH BAH BAH BAH BAH-BANNA
DANAH DANAH BOM BOM!!!!
One of the most brutal confessions in the show's history.
I love Law and order
This whole “it’s gonna be beautiful” speech to the victim is indistinguishable from your average anti abortion campaigner
Stabler literally says take my arm not my hand because I'm working off a cold and then she immediately grabs his hand
Like why would they let him retraumatize her like that
the worst part of the epispode was the end that nice lady being tied to that sick creep for life
2:24 "Take my arm, not my hand."
Proceeds to take his hand.
Wow so creepy that ending
Big sad the original law and order pretty much just handed over these types of cases to SVU for it to exist
“Big sad” I’m going to steal that
Wut?
@@eldridgedavis Mate you’re asking me or?
yeah that pretty much happened half of season 1.
I didn't see this full episode, so maybe I'm missing something, but as a show that does such a good job (and really, I mean that) of showing empathy, and excellent treatment of victims, and all that, I'm surprised they put her in a room with three men for this discussion. They handled it well, no question about that, but I would guess she might have been more comfortable if it was just her and Benson, maybe.
One of the best television shows
Assuming the woman keeps the baby how would paternal rights work in this case? Does he still get treated as the father even if we didn't intend to be the mother or what
Likely depends on the specific judge, if he gets some lunatic neo con or far lefty judge then yeah he or she would likely allow the rapists psychopath access to there chilld, just like said judges let pedos out over and over and over again instead of executing them like they should be for example. Major respect to women who actually keep there innocent child in these circumstances though.
Yeah they cover it in another ep where a judge relucantly grants paternal rights and Liv breaks oath by getting the woman to flee
@@dreamsteddybearsmasterWhat episode are you referring to?
I have a sister and many female friends and cousins. If this creep said this to me or them, I guarantee he would be punched out
They were very professional and understanding so good job
They said here smile was like watching a live Mona Lisa, beautiful.
That Stabler . . . when a cop smiles at you, beware!
the lady detective that put that basted into the chair was so hilarious it was like she was making a little boy sit down after doing something naughty😂 but this was fat from naughty it was heinous😐
Stabler always my favorite
I am so so, so pissed off.
Why would they let him talk to her
That baby would be 20-21 years old right now?
unless he/she was aborted
@@jcash5202 No way. She was already too far along in her pregnancy to have an abortion. She looked about 8-9 months.
@@jcash5202 I think if their stomach is already that size they can't abort
@@jcash5202 thats only possible within the first trimester, how do you not know that?
This was a really good episode
I hope she get full custody and his rights taken away
Pretty sure he got guilty
Sick, sick, sick man
I’m sickened by this, poor Cedra.
that kid would've been 21 now, they were born in 1999
The episode is from 2000 so 20 actually not 21
*_Things That Go Bump In The Night_*
Where are the full episodes they look so good.
read the descrip text under video
I love detective stabler
I am so disturbed by what he said to that woman at the end of the video it is not a man’s choice if the woman creates some thing “beautiful” it is 100% a woman’s choice if she is going to keep a pregnancy and have a baby the fact that this guy just thought that he could make it. His choice is absolutely disgusting.(I am in no way talking about couples who are together in a relationship in a relationship. I believe that the question of if you’re not, you should have a child should be evenly discuss between both parties, but I do think that the final say comes from the woman because she is the one who’s gonna have to carry the baby for nine months give birth yesterday Dad is going to have to help with the baby, but the Dad doesn’t give birth to the baby which is why I’m saying the woman should have the final say yes the Mail partner can ask if they can have children but if the woman says she really does not want to have children then that’s the final say and I am a firm believer in that because yes, a man is just as responsible for the creation of the baby. However, it is the woman who hast to carry that foetus for nine months feel pain in her lower back swelling feet all the other pregnancy things that happen mood swings cravings all that and then at the end of the nine months she has to push that baby out a very small place in her body so yes, I do believe that the woman’s decision is the final decision but if a couple is in a relationship, they can talk about it and both decide if they want to have kids or not. This situation is just disgusting. It’s a complete stranger looking at a woman going, I could create some thing with that.
It seems like it would be difficult to pull this off. Like as a man, I'm trying to put myself in his shoes, and I just think it's highly unlikely that it would work.
Jesus, that poor woman
Munch was always the best.
My stomach was turning in the end scene
sick episode
I have watched all these seasons but here I am 2am
Hey! He played Father Tim on Soap!!😂😂😂😂
I literally just want to throw up what he said to that poor girl.
The actress did an amazing job here. The guy...wow, I've seen delusional (this WH administration) but this takes the cake.
you've been delusional your entire life
Hey it’s SHEPARD FROM BLINDSPOT
That was such a bittersweet scene
POS to let her relive that…Olivia would never
what year was this shown?
1999-2000
Season 1
So many SVU episodes had mindfucked storylines like this.
"Bad luck you knock her up" huh wow
Grab my arm, not my hand
Grabs his hand
Wtf did I just watch
A great episode
Right! I'm traumatized.
If you saw the full episode it would have been better, alot better
@@mpearlw how are you traumatised lmao
@@ashablack2291 what season and episode is it?
I dont care wht anyone says... if i were her, i would get an abortion 😭 i cant-
I agree
I didn't see the full of this but this scared the freak outta me