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
Law & Order: Organized Crime is undergoing a change in leadership. Per Deadline, Ilene Chaiken will be exiting as showrunner for the hit NBC drama. She’ll be replaced by Barry O’Brien for the remainder of Season 2. So far, there’s no word on the reasons or how it might affect the show. Why the showrunner
Law & Order: Organized Crime got dark in a new way this week. Just after promising to turn in his badge if he couldn’t bring down Wheatley, Stabler was on a dangerous hunt for Constantine while the personal battle between the two foes got even hotter in, As Hubris Is To Oedipus. A dark meeting
At last, Law & Order Thursdays is joined by the mothership that started it all. Returning from a break after the Winter Olympic Games, Law & Order Thursdays kicks off with the Season 21 premiere of Law & Order, with a mix of returning and new cast firing up the return. It’s followed by a
Law & Order: Organized Crime’s boss has some feelings on a possible huge romance. Speaking to the Today Show, Danielle Moné Truitt shared how her Sergeant Ayanna Bell feels about a possible romance between Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay). Truitt also shared hints at how an upcoming case could bring some
The Benson-Stabler romance continues to be Law & Order’s most teased subject. In a recent interview, Law & Order: Special Victim Unit’s Mariska Hargitay and Law & Order: Organized Crime’s Christopher Meloni shared more insight into what fans can expect should their detective characters finally complete their long-running romantic dance. The Benson-Stabler dance continues Ever
Law & Order: Organized Crime is adding a unique TV face to the ranks. Denis Leary will begin a recurring role on the series as a police officer whose conflicts with Stabler could cause trouble. This is another addition to the show’s growing roster of guest actors for the final story arc of the season.
Law & Order: Organized Crime is setting up its next story arc with a big name. Per Deadline, Jennifer Beals will have a recurring role on the series as the wife of drug lord Preston Webb (Mykelti Williamson). This indicates that Webb will have a more prominent role as Season 2 moves into a bolder
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