Michael Weyer Danielle Moné Truitt is speaking out about being a trailblazer for Law & Order: Organized Crime. The actress who plays Sergeant Ayanna Bell on the hit NBC series discussed her place as a unique character in the franchise. She also shared some insight on what’s to come for Bell as the show heads to its
Blue Bloods is taking another break before the final episodes of Season 12 air. However, the greater question from fans isn’t about how long a delay is until new episodes. It’s whether the hit CBS drama will get a Season 13. As time winds down for CBS to decide, even the stars seem concerned over
Law & Order Thursdays will be adding some intriguing drama this week. On the mothership Law & Order, Dixon will be taking the lead when a cold case gets hot. Meanwhile, on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, the team hunts a serial killer, while Law & Order: Organized Crime has Stabler’s undercover job getting
FBI Tuesdays is back and with a brand new face to boot. After a week off, the thrilling dramas return as the main FBI show has Scola involved in a complex case. Meanwhile, on FBI: International, a team member finds themselves too involved in a murder case. The big move is FBI: Most Wanted, which
Sometimes, the best choices are also the hardest ones. Right after Jamie was tempted to join Mayor Chase’s detail, the Reagans had to handle everything from a missing child to Erin facing a tough case to Frank wondering whether to honor a hero’s request. In the end, Long Lost proved that making the best choices
It looks like Law & Order: Organized Crime is getting a crossover appearance, but not by the cop one might expect. Kelli Giddish will appear as Amanda Rollins in a May episode that promises to link the shows together. It will also bring the long-awaited, first-ever meeting between Rollins and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) to spark
It’s not good when your pedestal has clay feet. After learning last episode that his father may not have been the hero he thought he was, Stabler had to face bending the rules more with some corrupt cops. Meanwhile, Nova made a bold choice of her own as Can’t Knock the Hustle kept things firing
Velasco got into hot water on a personal case. Just after getting in trouble for a date leading to a rape trial, Law & Order: Special Victim Unit’s newest cop went to extremes to help some abducted women. This turned Once Upon a Time In el Barrio into a rougher case than usual for the
How culpable is someone if their wild talk leads to tragedy? That tricky question was at the heart of a tough case on Law & Order. Right after handling a murder charge on a disturbed woman, the cops and prosecutors had to tackle a case involving online speech leading to murder. The battle over the
Dylan McDermott is eager to switch from a villain to a hero. The actor opened up about how it felt going from Law & Order: Organized Crime’s evil Richard Wheatley to FBI: Most Wanted’s new leader Remy Scott. While McDermott knows that’s a big switch, he’s willing to accept the challenge of changing what viewers