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Law & Order: Organized Crime is cancelled by NBC and saved by Peacock |
| April 25th, 2024 under Dick Wolf. [ Comments: none ]
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|  (Photo by: Will Hart/NBC) The good news is that Law & Order: Organized Crime is still alive for season 5. The bad news is that it is moving to Peacock for ten episodes.
However, moving to Peacock might not be a bad thing because they will promote it more than NBC ever did. So, it is probably a great thing.
Are you going to follow the Dick Wolf procedural to the streaming service?
On that note, Wolf no longer controls three weeknights of television. He only has series on two and two-thirds of the broadcast week, with three FBI shows on CBS’s Tuesdays, three Chicago dramas on NBC’s Wednesdays, and two Law & Orders on NBC’s Thursdays. He better be working on a new Law & Order so he can have Thursdays fully back.
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CBS sticks with three FBIs |
| April 9th, 2024 under Dick Wolf. [ Comments: none ]
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In 2018, CBS got into the Dick Wolf business with FBI. Since then, they added two more shows to the franchise, FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International.
All three shows are doing well. Therefore, it should not be a surprise that CBS picked all of them up for next season today.
“The All-FBI Tuesday is a powerful force to be reckoned with on our primetime schedule,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. “Dick Wolf and the talent in front of and behind the camera on all three series continue to deliver top-notch storytelling, riveting action and intrigue that has captivated a dedicated fanbase steadily across multiple seasons. We are excited to see what next season holds for all these heroic characters.”
With these renewals, 8 out of Wolf Entertainment’s 9 scripted shows will be on the schedule next season. The only series waiting to hear its fate is Law & Order: Organized Crime.
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NBC picks up all of Dick Wolf’s show but one |
| March 21st, 2024 under Dick Wolf. [ Comments: none ]
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Today was a very good day for Dick Wolf, but it wasn’t an excellent one. That is because NBC picked up Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Law & Order, and Law & Order: SVU for another season. However, they have yet to make a decision about Law & Order: OC, which stars Chris Meloni.
I can see them cancelling that series and moving him back to SVU so that Stabler and Benson can finally be together. And then giving Wolf a new scripted procedural on the network.
After speaking with my cop friend yesterday, I would love to see one based on the Internal Affairs Division. What would you like to see them tackle next?
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Will Severide make it to Brett and Casey’s wedding on Chicago Fire? |
| February 22nd, 2024 under Dick Wolf. [ Comments: none ]
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|  (Photo by: Adrian S Burrows Sr/NBC) On February 28th at 9p, Brett (Kara Killmer) and Casey (Jesse Spencer) are finally getting married on Chicago Fire. However, they will be saying I do in a smelly place, as in a fish shop and not the aquarium that she was promised.
But their nuptials won’t stink. That is because Severide (Taylor Kinney) will be back to see them walk down the aisle.
The bromance between Severide and Casey is strong because both actors return from their hiatuses to see their Best Man on their special days.
So, as we say goodbye to Killmer and Spencer, we are left wondering if Kinney will say hello again.
While we don’t know that, it is nice to know he will be there for the wedding.
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Sam Waterson is dun-dun at Law & Order |
| February 2nd, 2024 under Dick Wolf. [ Comments: none ]
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NBC announced today that Sam Waterson is leaving Law & Order after over 400 episodes.
“It’s a pleasure to talk directly like this to the backbone of Law & Order’s absolutely amazing audience. The time has come for me to move on and take Jack McCoy with me,” the actor wrote. “There’s sadness in leaving, but I’m just too curious about what’s next. An actor doesn’t want to let himself get too comfortable. I’m more grateful to you than I can say. L&O’s continuing and amazing long run, along with its astounding come-back, is all thanks to you and to Dick Wolf, but for whose vision, patience, perseverance, and unique combination of creative and business talents, none of this would have happened. I feel very blessed. I hope to see you all on the flip side.”
Since joining the series in 1994, he has won a SAG Award for the role and was multi-nominated for both an Emmy and Golden Globe Award.
District Attorney Jack McCoy’s s episode will be on February 22nd. Scandal’s Tony Goldwyn will take over as the new District Attorney.
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