How disturbing is it? Lou Diamond Phillips guest stars on ‘Law & Order: SVU’

  • Wednesday, March 29, 2006 9:00pm
  • Life

This is just too easy.

NBC sends a press release today announcing that Lou Diamond Phillips “turns in a disturbing guest role” on the next episode of “Law &Order: SVU,” which airs at 10 p.m. Tuesday on KING-TV, Channel 5.

Why do I not think that’s the first time Phillips and “disturbing” have appeared in the same sentence?

Actually, the guy’s a great actor, but he’s endured some interesting career turns, including some appearances on movies that generally only show up late at night on Cinemax.

This “L&O:SVU” episode looks interesting, though, if not tremendously disturbing.

Phillips plays Jeremy Paul Wilson, “a sadistic pedophile and murderer,” NBC says. “Wilson … is in possession of a cache of hunting knives, has kidnapped two children and has nothing to lose.”

The “violent and emotional” showdown takes place between Wilson and detectives Fin, Benson and Stabler, and takes a dangerous turn.

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