Law & Order Thursdays are taking a break for a few weeks. After several weeks of new episodes, the three Law & Order shows will be taking off the rest of March and returning in early April. But the promos indicate that when the series return, it will be with some major drama that puts
Going undercover has more risks than anyone can expect. After going deep into the corrupt Brotherhood, Stabler found his loyalties tested. At the same time, Nova found her new promotion had its drawbacks. That made Guns & Roses a tricky case for both sides as it built up the drama of Law & Order: Organized
Mykelti Williamson is enjoying being the bad guy on Law & Order: Organized Crime. The actor who plays gangster Preston Webb on the hit NBC series discussed what makes his crime boss tick and what to expect from him as Season 2 heads to its conclusion. Preston Webb plays a dangerous game Introduced in the
When one goes undercover, it’s easy to forget what side they’re on. As she becomes a full-time cast member on Law & Order: Organized Crime, Nona Parker Johnson is speaking up on how her character Carmen “Nova” Riley is getting deeper in her undercover job in the Marcy Killers gang. This includes how the lines
Law & Order Thursdays will have a lot of deceit this week. The mothership Law & Order tackles the murder of a judge with a lot of suspects. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Special VIctims Unit will have the team wondering if an assault claim is really a corporate power play. The biggest is Law &
Elliot Stabler is about to meet an old friend. Dann Florek will reprise his role as former Captain Donald Cragen on an upcoming episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime. However, the reunion may not be pleasant as Cragen’s revelations may send Stabler on a darker path. The return of Cragen Donald Cragen is one
Elliot Stabler is about to take on his most dangerous cover identity yet, himself. After finally seeing the end of Richard Wheatley, Stabler’s supposed harsh reaction was actually a way to infiltrate a crew tied to Preston Webb. Thus, Takeover kicks off a new story arc of Law & Order: Organized Crime that may be
As he leaves the role of Richard Wheatley, Dylan McDermott is opening up about his time as the Law & Order: Organized Crime villain. While Wheatley’s story arc wrapped up in this last week’s episode, his impact remains on the series, and McDermott is discussing how his personal life helped shape his performance as this
Law & Order Thursdays kick off some powerful new storylines this week. The mothership Law & Order will focus on a unique missing persons case while Law & Order: Special Victims Unit takes a daring tactic on an assault case. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Organized Crime begins a bold new storyline that majorly shifts up
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