Law & Order – Organized Crime extended! Elliot Stabler returns for Season 2

LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME

May 14, 2021 at 9:25 pm

“Law & Order: Organized Crime” continues! The US broadcaster NBC is giving the new crime show a second season. Netzwelt knows more about it.

• NBC extends “Law & Order: Organized Crime“at season 2.
• The “SVU” spin-off with Christopher Meloni only started on April 1st of this year.
• Season 2 will consist of 24 episodes.

Series star Christopher Meloni has only been back in the “Law & Order” universe as Elliot Stabler for a few weeks, and there is already very good news for all hot-headed fans: The US broadcaster NBC has the new spin-off “Law & Order: Organized Crime” officially extended for a second season (via TVLine).

So Elliot Stabler’s fight against organized crime in New York continues, and so does more crossover episodes with the mother series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” are planned.

The second season of the offshoot “Organized Crime” will then consist of a total of 24 episodes and, from the coming television season, will conclude the “Law & Order” Thursday on NBC: US ​​viewers will be able to do this completely new on this weekday ordered spin-off “Law & Order: For the Defense“which revolves around the side of defense attorneys and attorneys.

Immediately afterwards NBC then follows 23rd season (!) from “Law & Order: SVU” with Mariska Hargitay as Olivia Benson, before the now extended “Organized Crime” closes the “Law & Order” evening.

Franchise boss Dick Wolf told TVLine that in the future there will always be crossover episodes between “Organized Crime” and “SVU” if this gives the two shows an opportunity to “shine in a different way.” ”

And the two former partners Benson and Stabler will also have time thanks to today’s extension possibly to explore unacknowledged feelings more closely.