Michael Weyer This week marks the end of an era for FBI Tuesdays. While FBI has OA in the middle of a personal quandary and FBI: International goes on an international manhunt, the focus is on FBI: Most Wanted and how Julian McMahon exits the series. This will lead to some intriguing developments as the series continues.
The Reagans are never afraid of taking a stand. After handling a case of a cop (Tony Danza) getting in trouble with family, Frank was ready to stand his ground against a mob to defend the cops. Meanwhile, Jamie had to address some inner conflict in his department while Erin was put on the spot
Sometimes, a supposedly sleazy “act” isn’t a performance. Just after Rollins and Carisi went public about their relationship, the SVU team tackled a case of a radio host who may be as wild in real life as he seemed on his show. That put Rollins in the crosshairs as Video Killed the Radio Star was
The Wheatley-Stabler battle came to a stunning conclusion. After Wheatley blacked out New York City, the stage was set for the grand battle between him and Stabler, which ended in a way no one could have seen coming as Law & Order: Organized Crime wrapped up a major plotline in …Wheatley Is to Stabler. Wheatley
Is getting a killer more important than undermining a movement? After making its grand return last week, Law & Order was back with a brand-new episode clearly modeled after the case of Elizabeth Holmes. It took a turn, however, with Price and Maroun arguing about taking on accusations of abuse as a defense. That real-life
Blue Bloods is going to be upping the drama this week. This week’s coming episode has Frank trying to hold off what looks like a riot to prevent wider anarchy across New York. Meanwhile, Danny and Baez get involved in a missing persons case, Erin and Anthony handle a former foe, and Jamie deals with
The Law & Order franchise is mourning the loss of one of its most notable faces. Ned Eisenberg, who played roles on several Law & Order series, passed away Monday at the age of 65 after a bout with cancer. While known for many TV roles, Eisenberg was best remembered for his performance as conniving
Law & Order Thursdays continue on a major roll this week. The mothership Law & Order continues with a case ripped from the headlines while Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has Rollins on a dangerous undercover assignment. The big one is Law & Order: Organized Crime bringing the epic Stabler-Wheatley conflict to its dramatic
It’s almost time to bid farewell to Richard Wheatley on Law & Order: Organized Crime. With this week’s episode wrapping up the massive fight between the mobster and Elliot Stabler, Christopher Meloni is opening up on how it feels to bid farewell to his on-screen nemesis while hinting at what’s to come on the hit
FBI Tuesdays fans will have to put up with another short break. Just after coming back from a nearly month-long hiatus due to the Winter Olympics, the FBI shows will have another absence this coming Tuesday. However, it’s unavoidable due to a significant event, and the shows are expected back the following week with big