June 11, 2026 | 1 Comment
Stabler needs to be part of Law & Order: SVU now that Law & Order: Organized Crime has been canceled, and we have an idea about how it could work.
Stabler needs to be part of Law & Order: SVU now that Law & Order: Organized Crime has been canceled, and we have an idea about how it could work.
While there has been much debate, the best procedurals include both character arcs and weekly cases. Check out our post.
Law & Order: Organized Crime’s demise was expected for a long time, but it’s still a shame that this series was never allowed to live up to its potential.
Say it isn’t so! Let’s hope Christopher Meloni’s new casting news doesn’t mean Law & Order: Organized Crime won’t return.
It may sound crazy, but we’re convinced that Law & Order: Organized Crime is the best replacement for Blue Bloods anyone could ask for.
Where the heck has Bell been? Law & Order: Organized Crime’s worst sin is sidelining her when she’s supposed to be in charge.
Let’s take a minute to stop and applaud Tamara Tunie’s many talents. She’s a lot more than just the actress who plays SVU’s Dr. Warner.
If Blue Bloods and Law & Order: Organized Crime were set in the same universe, they could have had one powerful crossover.
Are there other Law & Order fanatics out there who don’t make Benson and Stabler’s relationship their top priority?
Law & Order: Organized Crime is destined for Peacock, but it will return to NBC for at least one episode. Did the network make a mistake?