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
The hardest blows aren’t always the physical ones. A week after the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit handled a rough case of a child abduction showing old wounds, they had to deal with a boxer who had his own problems. That also led to a new turn on the conflict between Benson and McGrath
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
Sometimes, it’s impossible to break a cycle. Right after dealing with a wave of hate crimes across New York, the SVU team had to handle a kidnapped child, an irate uncle and a case that got more complex as it went, putting Carisi in a tough spot. A child is missing Burning With Rage Forever
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: 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
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