Michael Weyer Some investigations don’t always end happily. Just after dealing with cases involving a challenging murder investigation and a drug deal with Joe Hill, this week’s Blue Bloods had the Reagans dealing with a possible cop gone bad. Meanwhile, Erin and Henry got their own investigations going but didn’t like where they led in Cold Comfort.
FBI Tuesdays will have a big week of excitement before another break. While all three FBI shows will take most of February off, they will have great storylines this week, from undercover operations to manhunts to keep fans thrilled. FBI Tuesdays about to enter another break FBI fans may be annoyed at the breaks the
Blue Bloods is entering a brief break but has some excitement before going. The promos for Cold Comfort has the Reagans facing their worst nightmare of a wave of corruption in the NYPD, which might include a “hero” cop. Meanwhile, Eddie and Badillo get into their own investigation while Henry and Erin launch some private
Dylan McDermott is trading his villainous Law & Order role to join the other side of the fence. McDermott, who currently plays Richard Wheatley on Law & Order: Organized Crime, will be replacing Julian McMahon as the star of FBI: Most Wanted. This doesn’t bode well for the Wheatley character while ensuring FBI: Most Wanted
It’s going to be another long wait for Law & Order Thursdays. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organized Crime will take an extended break for new episodes until February 24. The good news is that when those shows return, it’ll be alongside the Season 21 revival of the original Law
FBI: Most Wanted is about to pull off its biggest shock yet. In an unexpected move, Julian McMahon has confirmed to Deadline he will be leaving the hit series in the next few months. With his final episode to air in March, it will no doubt be a massive change for the popular spin-off series.
Even the best families can have their major spats. After a lighter episode involving musician Jimmy Buffett, Blue Bloods featured several clashes, including one with Joe Hill. Yet, in the end, the episode lived up to its title to show how The Reagan Way gets things done. A tough request is made The episode opened
Hope may be springing again for Law & Order fans eager for a grand romance. In a recent interview, Mariska Hargitay has confirmed the feelings her character Olivia Benson has for former partner Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni). The question now is if either side or the writers for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and
It finally came to a head on Law & Order: Organized Crime. After dancing around for a while, Stabler and Wheatley finally had it out in a conflict that will likely fire up their war. That was on top of developments from Bell facing political issues to a surprise turn for Bernadette. The episode, As
The hardest blows aren’t always the physical ones. A week after the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit handled a rough case of a child abduction showing old wounds, they had to deal with a boxer who had his own problems. That also led to a new turn on the conflict between Benson and McGrath