Dick Wolf is opening up on the potential for his television empire. As part of a larger interview on his current TV productions, Wolf spoke about his feelings on the cancellation of Law & Order in 2010 and how it sparked the present empire of nine shows across two networks that thrills fans. Wolf on
Law & Order ended its first season of the revival in a powerful way. Black and Blue involved the charged trial of a cop killer so big it needed Olivia Benson to get some help. But the issues of racism and the badge inflamed all sides for a tricky case to close out the season.
Law & Order’s showrunner is ready to take the revival to new heights. With Season 21 about to wrap up this week, Rick Eid opened up on what lessons he learned from the revival of the classic show and how they can work into Season 22 this fall. Law & Order’s return was a big
Law & Order Thursdays are ending with a bang. The central Law & Order will have a big crossover as part of a hunt for a cop killer. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit brings back a familiar face, while Law & Order: Organized Crime brings its last storyline to a powerful close. It all
Law & Order squeezed two ripped-from-the-headlines stories into one this week. After a case where Price failed to make a murder conviction on a disturbed man, the detectives handled a case based on Anna Delvey before moving to one on the opioids crisis. This led to a personal revelation on Price that made The Great Pretender an intriguing penultimate
Law & Order Thursdays are going to continue for a while. NBC has renewed both Law & Order and Law & Order: Organized Crime for the 2022-23 season. This extends Law & Order’s run to 22 seasons while Law & Order: Organized Crime carries on for a third year and continues the block of Law
Law & Order Thursdays are upping the ante for the penultimate episodes of the season. The mothership Law & Order has Price’s personal issues affecting a case, while Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has Carisi going against the New York Archdiocese. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Organized Crime puts Stabler in the firing line on
“Business is murder” can often be taken too literally. After a case involving a school shooting and parental responsibility, Law & Order tackled a murder that seemed to be based on a major public figure. But Severance soon took an unexpected direction for a case giving Price more than one headache before its conclusion. A
Law & Order Thursdays are about to see a big crossover this week. While the mothership Law & Order focuses on a tricky murder, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order: Organized Crime have Stabler and Benson teaming up again for a complex case. That promises to spark the night up as
Law & Order will be getting into the crossover spirit soon. The revived series’s Season 21 finale will have a guest star appearance from both Law & Order: Special Victim Unit’s Mariska Hargitay as Olivia Benson and Terry Serpico as Chief McGrath. This promises to spark an already dramatic way to close out the first season