'Law and Order: SVU' ends its 20th Season this night, and they are bringing again Rob Miller, the "most powerful" felony Benson's ever confronted. But who is Rob Miller, what is his story, and why will we hate him so much?

Tonight's the evening, you guys. After a ridiculously heinous twentieth season, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is after all coming to a shut in what promises to be an absolutely crazy finale. According to closing week's preview clip, Olivia Benson is made up our minds to carry down "the most powerful criminal" she's "ever faced."

Of course, that legal mastermind is Rob Miller (played by way of Titus Welliver) who is additionally keen on taking her down, threatening Olivia that "People who screw with me don't have happy endings."

But who is Rob on Law & Order: SVU again?

Here's a quick recap of Rob Miller's story.

We first met Rob Miller a few episodes ago in "Blackout" when protection lawyer Nicki Staines used to be raped at a police charity ball. Just a few short seconds into Olivia's investigation, Rob Miller, a high power lawyer who was once at the ball was being further useful — a bit too useful, virtually.

Remember, he used to be also defending the NYPD in opposition to a $50M lawsuit introduced on by means of Nicki Staines. But we quickly learn that Rob is also occupied with paying off judges, which Amanda Rollins discovers through her own investigative work. Amanda relays the information to Olivia, who tells her to keep digging whilst she is going out to drinks with Rob to get him to open up.

At drinks with Olivia, Rob will get upset when she rebuffs his creepy advances. He also overtly admits to having had a sexual encounter with Nicki in his automotive, mentioning that she was once truly drunk, nevertheless it used to be "consensual." Sure. That's when Olivia decides she's coming for Rob with a vengeance.

Why is Rob Miller so threatening?

Olivia and her squad almost in an instant realize the destructive penalties of going after Rob Miller, when she and her son Noah are pulled over by way of a state trooper who proceeds to annoy her even supposing she was once obeying visitors and objectively did nothing incorrect. 

Amanda is also intimidated by a grimy judge to backtrack Rob's case, or even Nicki Staines herself is being threatened by Rob who says that he will interfere in her custody combat and ruin her profession if she doesn't recant her criticism.

Miller's out of jail now — here's what took place final week:

Obviously, no one who messes with Olivia will get away with it. She ends up going to Chief Dodd who is to start with reluctant to lend a hand, however in the end wears a twine to get Rob to confess to his crime in order to get Nicki's phone. Finally, Miller will get arrested.

But ultimate week, things were given heated once more when Olivia learned that Rob used to be launched from custody and used to be angry Dodd didn't give her a heads up. To make issues much more annoying, she's served with a subpoena at her house, through Rob's legal professional, which Dodd warns her is Rob's manner of intimidating them.

Things got here to a head at the finish of the episode when Olivia and Noah have been consuming at a cafe and Noah pointed out that, "There's a man watching us." Right when Olivia asks him "What man?," Rob rounds the corner and approaches them. He touches her shoulder and talks to Noah, introducing himself as "a good friend. I'm Rob, nice to meet you."

Olivia, of direction, is FUMING that he would display as much as intimidate her and her son in particular person, and just as she turns to him, the episode fades to black.

So will Miller use Noah to reach his revenge? Or will Olivia take him down sooner or later? We'll must tune into tonight's finale at 10 p.m. on NBC to find out!

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