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.
Dominick Carisi might be getting back to his roots. As Law & Order: Special Victims Unit prepares for its midseason return, Peter Scanavino is previewing some upcoming cases where his Assistant District Attorney might be acting more like a cop to help some victims. Carisi’s evolution on the show Since his introduction in Season 16,
The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit/Law & Order: Organized Crime crossover was as epic as promised. By the time it was done, a relationship was tested, a shocking alliance was made, and Elliot Stabler’s life would likely never be the same. It ended 2021 on a wild note while setting the stage for a
Dominick Carisi is facing the trial of his life…and not just in the courtroom. Peter Scanavino is previewing how his Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ADA is handling the upcoming trial of Richard Wheatley (Dylan McDermott) and going up against mentor Rafael Barba (Raul Esparaza). That will factor majorly into an event that promises
Richard Wheatley’s trial is shaping up to be an explosive affair. Law & Order: Organized Crime showrunner Ilene Chaiken is sharing insight into the upcoming crossover with Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, where Dylan McDermott’s sinister crime boss goes on trial for the murder of Kathy Stabler. With an unexpected face on his side,
Jamie Gray Hyder is speaking further about her Law & Order: Special Victims Unit exit. While promoting her new Hallmark Movies Now Christmas film Sugar Plum Twist, the actress discusses more of her sudden departure from the hit series and what could be next for Kat Tamin. Kat bids goodbye Introduced in Season 21, Kat
Amanda Rollins is about to get two blasts from her past in the same episode. Donal Logue will be reprising his role as Declan Murphy in an upcoming Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 23 episode. Also, Ari’el Stachel will return as Sgt. Hasim Khaldun for what promises to be a big case that
It’s good news/bad news situation for Law & Order fans. The bad news is that both Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organized Crime are taking an extended break of new episodes until December 9. The good news? When they do return, it’ll be with a big two-part crossover event. This
Carisi had a hard fight for a victim on this week’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. While trying to aid a woman in over her head on a case, Carisi clashed with his own bosses. There was also more insight into Velasco’s past, which made Nightmares in Drill City a powerful hour of drama.
Things are coming to a major head on Law & Order Thursdays this week. While Law & Order: Special Victims Unit handles a case where the “victim” may not be who she seems, Law & Order: Organized Crime brings the drama of Stabler’s investigation to the Kosa Organization to a powerful conclusion. Yet, it seems