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
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
Law & Order Thursdays will have a lot of fighting this week. On Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, the team has to look into a boxer’s odd fate. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Organized Crime amps up the battle of Stabler and Wheatley and is likely to explode into a bigger conflict. That will make
On Law & Order: Organized Crime, the Stabler-Wheatley cold war is getting hot. After being forced to work together last week, Stabler was now trying to stop Wheatley’s plot while mysterious hacker Sebastian McClane made his own unique moves in the episode As Nottingham Was To Robin Hood. Computer chaos abounds The episode opened by
Law & Order: Organized Crime’s new villain…may not be that bad of a guy. Robin Lord Taylor is opening up on how his hacker Sebastian McClane, aka Constantine, may be working for villain Richard Wheatley but his ultimate agenda may differ from what fans (or Wheatley himself) suspect. Meet Constantine The latest episode of Law
Law & Order Thursdays are picking up the new year with even more excitement. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has both Carisi and Benson taking a personal stake in a new case. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Organized Crime has Stabler and Wheatley facing off more as the tension between the pair grows. Both cases
Law & Order: Organized Crime came back with a vengeance…literally. Still reeling from the outcome of the Wheatley trial, Stabler wasn’t happy to learn who his new “partner” on a challenging case was that promised more drama between the old enemies in an episode fittingly titled Nemesis. A major prison break The episode opened with
Law & Order Thursdays kick off the New Year with some brand new thrills. After several weeks off, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organized Crime are both returning with new episodes this week that explore the fallout of the Richard Wheatley trial and the return of a few old faces.
Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for the last episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime. The world of Law & Order: Organized Crime is about to get even deadlier. When Season 2 picks up in January, there’s a new dynamic as Stabler has to contend with an old enemy in a surprising way while a