Michael Weyer Blue Bloods kicked off 2022 with the return of an old face. With Baez recovering from a gunshot wound, Danny got a special partner to handle a tough assignment in the appropriately titled Old Friends. That wasn’t the only friendship tested as Jamie had to take on a mentor while Frank and Chase once again
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: Special Victims Unit celebrated the holidays a bit later this year. Weeks after the epic crossover with Law & Order: Organized Crime, the SVU team welcomed a couple of old friends to handle a deadly case with Rollins in the middle of some thorny reunions. Not so-happy holidays Silent Night, Hateful Night
Sometimes, family love can go the wrong way. While recovering from a dangerous Christmas shopping trip that ended with Barnes’ wife giving birth, Jess also decided it was time to let his daughter go to an exclusive school. But this week’s chase of a twisted suspect showcased how trying to help your family can backfire
Trust can be a very tough commodity for an FBI agent. While still reeling from Rina’s shooting, the FBI team found themselves tasked with stopping some dangerous robbers. However, Tiffany Wallace’s personal interest in one youth nearly jeopardized the entire case in Fostered. A deadly robbery The episode opened with a couple heading into a
Sometimes, proving yourself isn’t as great as it sounds. Just as Vo had to learn a harsh lesson on being in the Fly Team, Raines likewise had a huge challenge adapting to a tough assignment on FBI: International. That nearly led to disaster in last night’s episode, which was called One Kind of Madman, and
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.
FBI: International is a unique type of procedural drama. While it plays on an FBI team helping those in need, it’s notable for how each episode takes place in another European country with its own flavor. This leads to issues such as clashes with the local police and cultures. Yet there are other series that
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,
After a few weeks off, FBI Tuesdays are set to kick off 2022 with some bangs. New promos show the FBI team handling a series of deadly robberies, FBI: International takes on a dangerous hostage situation, and FBI: Most Wanted is, literally, playing with fire. Aside from those cases, there’s also going to be plenty