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‘Law & Order: SVU’: Ice-T Gives Update on Fin’s Season 27 Episodes

Ice-T confirms Sergeant Fin Tutuola returns for final three episodes of Season 27 after missing earlier episodes due to an on-screen attack, ensuring his character's survival.

  • On social media yesterday, Ice-T shared a set video indicating he appears in the last three episodes of SVU, dubbed 'Fin-ish' by the actor.
  • After being attacked, Sergeant Odafin "Fin" Tutuola missed several episodes in Season 27 while Ice-T worried about his future due to the reduced episode count, TV Insider reported.
  • Episodes 19, 20 and 21 form the finale, which Ice-T nicknamed 'Fin-ish' and said producers were 'sprinkling' his scenes to make him 'go out with a bang'.
  • Fans are reassured that Fin survives this season, as Ice-T confirmed his ongoing presence after missing episodes during the season's end.
  • As the season wraps up, Ice-T previewed the set and said 'I know we gonna get it', expressing confidence about Season 28.
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‘Law & Order: SVU’: Ice-T Gives Update on Fin’s Season 27 Episodes

He previously admitted he was worried he was being written out when he found out about his reduced episode count.

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KULR-TV broke the news in Billings, United States on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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