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Villain? Me? Kerry Washington reacts to Tony Goldwyn's 'Law & Order' comment about her

Gina Vivinetto
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Tony Goldwyn got his former "Scandal" co-star Kerry Washington to respond to his idea that if she were to join him on an episode of "Law & Order," it would be as a villain.

The two actors made fans swoon as star-crossed lovers Olivia Pope and President Fitzgerald Grant on the long-running ABC political thriller.

Now, Goldwyn has joined the cast of “L&O” as District Attorney Nicholas Baxter — and apparently he thinks he should be grilling a devious character played by Washington in the courtroom.

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"If Kerry Washington comes to 'Law & Order,' she will be a villain. I can just tell you that right now," Goldwyn told TODAY.com in an interview published March 19.

After TODAY posted a TikTok clip of Goldwyn sharing his idea, Washington responded in the comments.

"A villain!?!? Me!?!?!" the Emmy winner asked alongside a crying-laughing emoji.

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Fans of "Olitz" — the nickname "Scandal" viewers gave steamy Olivia and Fitz — shared their excitement over the idea of seeing Washington and Goldwyn together on screen again.

"The new DA needs you Ms@kerrywashington," one wrote in the comments.

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"When's the Olitz reunion?" asked another.

"Wow!" added a third.

Fans of the couple on X also cheered for Goldwyn's casting idea.

"I need this to happen," one wrote beneath a video of the actor discussing Washington with TODAY.com.

Goldwyn and Washington's cute exchange comes less than six months after the former co-stars reunited in a video that Washington posted Sept. 27 on Instagram.

The video showed Washington, dressed in a red ensemble, walking down a hall to knock on a door. Goldwyn opens the door, comes face to face with Washington and says softly, “Hi.”

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Washington says “hi” back to him as the two actors gaze into each other's eyes before laughing and embracing.

Washington captioned the fun moment, “Hi D.C #Olitz is ready for you," and added a red heart emoji.

This article was originally published on TODAY.com

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