Law and Order organized Chris Meloni of Crime in Benson and Stubler Future

Chris Meloni It may be ready for a romance Olivia Benson and Elliot Stubler – but it’s not his call to do.

“I’m always open to open that cans of worms,” ​​said Meloni, 64, said The weekly exclusively during the promotion Law and Order: Organized Crime Season 5, implying a possible relationship between Benson and Stupler. “Powers are that are on me.”

The two -episode premiere of the show broadcast on Thursday, April 17, includes “a lot of trauma for a boy,” Meloni joked weReferring to his character tested by the NYPD battle, Stupler.

“There are echoes of unresolved issues from his days as a SVU detective,” Meloni continued. “He’s inside – I wouldn’t say fragile – but an emotional state that is quite upset.”

In the episode, Stubler, who again brings his secret alias Hank, tries to destroy a truck company that smuggles drugs – and trafficking in women. Things go wrong when he gets a gentle place for a young girl without parents named Bunny, who is lost. When trying to save the young girl, Stupber’s truck is pulled from an 18 -wheel -drive, causing her death.

Detective is briefly in a coma as it has received a traumatic diagnosis of brain damage (TBI), which leads to some sequences of quite wild dreams – one of which features Mariska Hargitay Like Benson, disappearing from his bed.

After awakening, Stubler accepts his mother (Ellen burstyn) That he has had bad dreams of “things I have lost”. When Meloni was asked about this moment – and the apparent allusion to Benson and Stupler – the actor played Coy.

“This is a whole giant can of worms that I have not even found the opening of the giant that can open,” he said.

Hargitay, 61, made several appearances in the episode to visit her long friend and her former partner in the hospital. (Hargitay and Melon shared the screen Law and Order: Victim Special Unit From 1999 to 2011.)

While the duo had their part of the special moments on the camera, Benson also had a face -to -face meeting with Stubler’s brother, Randall (Randall (Randall (Randall (RandallNorris), which became a regular series for the fifth season of the show.

Their very laughing scene presented Randall hitting in Benson “on my dying body,” Meloni joked.

“Don’t forget about Randall. That little thing they threw there,” remembered Norris, 62, recalled we. “Suddenly everyone started thinking,” Oh, we can make it happen. “”

The on -screen brothers – who have been friends for 20 years in real life – also recounts it, all possible romances aside, their “very dysfunctional” family dynamics will be explored throughout the season 5.

“I think that brotherly love grows a little,” Norris said. Melon added, “I agree with this.”

New episodes of Law and Order: Organized Crime Thursday premiere in Pallua.