Law & Order: SVU s25 star on how his stint will be "different"
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star David Krumholtz has teased his upcoming guest stint on the 25th season of the hit procedural.
Krumholtz has appeared in the show in the past, in a season 12 episode as a man who falsely confessed to murder to protect his girlfriend, as well as a season 4 episode of Law & Order.
Speaking about his character this time round on SVU, the actor has teased a "very different" stint in which he plays the victim.
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"I'm a victim this time, but I won't give anything else away," Krumholtz said at a recent celebration of SVU's 25th season. "It's a great episode" (via TVLine).
"It's a very different Law & Order: SVU," he added.
The promo for episode 3 ('The Punch List') sees a confused man, played by Krumholtz, waking up in his underwear in a seemingly trashed apartment. Meanwhile, a woman heads to the station to report a rape, adding that she's the perpetrator.
Earlier this month, Krumholtz took to Instagram to share a selfie with Ice-T, who portrays Detective Odafin "Fin" Tutuola.
"My dude @icet is a trip," Krumholtz wrote in the caption. "LOVED working on L&O SVU these past couple weeks. Stay tuned!"
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It seems that Law & Order fans aren't the only ones to be excited about Krumholtz teaming up with Ice-T, as The Boys producer Seth Rogen also took to the comments section to write: "What!????!!!"
"Yes, it's true. Ice got to work with me," Krumholtz replied.
Meanwhile, actor Ian Colletti, who will also appear in 'The Punch List', wrote: "Had a blast bro!! Great work!"
Krumholtz's other acting credits include mathematics professor Charlie Eppes in crime drama Numb3rs, drama The Good Wife and last year's big hit movie Oppenheimer.
Law & Order: SVU airs Thursdays on NBC in the US. The show airs on Sky Witness in the UK, with select episodes available on NOW.
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