Season 1: correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t Stabler’s wife die in the hospital on SVU?

The season 3 finale and the aftermath of detective Whelan’s death in the premiere of season 4 have me in tears! I was not ready or expecting to be so emotional but it really hit me. He never made it to the northern lights 😭

That nonsense had nothing to do with Organized Crime as a term, it was merely anti-Indian propaganda which was better to not be produced (I don't know how the Indian actors sold themselves out like this).

As if the writers are terrified of the day in which the global focus will leave (and it will, history repeats itself, global powers come and go) America.

Edit: Lol Just got another wave of hate DMs because of my ethnicity and nationality (same as jesus') from users here in this sub. downvote me till ur clicks device breaks. It won't do. I will not go away just because u loath me for racist reasons.

In season 5 episode 2 I was abit confused when Elliot was in that crash with the truck and then suddenly he wakes up and then Liv is there and stuff happens and they do the mission and try find the guys
Then he wakes up and his mum is beside him and the next scene he’s at his office and bell is talking to him and says they found the necklace and the picture of the young girl. I just trying to comprehend what happened

Like most people here, I’m very sad that OC was cancelled. One of the things that I’m sad to lose is some of the great plot lines related to Elliot’s personal growth and the rest of the Slabler’s as well, though there is some hope via SVU. But one thing I really need to rant about is the loss of Sergeant Bell. I genuinely feel she is one of the best supporting characters I’ve seen in a long time, and her relationship with Stabler was great. I also love SVU but it’s done a shit job with issues of race and LGBTQ issues most of the time. Ayanna’s lived experience and a Black Lesbian cop was (in my opinion) written really well and highlighted some really important issues. I really loved her character- she was written so well, I’m genuinely so upset we won’t see her again. Thats it. That’s my rant.

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉Rick Gonzalez

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Ricardo Gonzalez.

"Law & Order"/ Coach Carter

Finally just started the show yesterday after only watching SVU and the OG cause I was desperately in need of a new show to watch and I’m so mad I didn’t get on the train earlier, also I’m super bummed it’s not coming back cause so far (I’ve only watched through season 1 episode 5) I’m absolutely loving it.

The thing I think I like the most is that this is more of a continuous and linear story rather than the standard: each episode is different format, other than your 2 parters and crossover episodes here and there. That’s definitely helping me care about the characters quicker than I usually do when new ones get introduced. I think the new characters are great, and I loved Dylan McDermott since AHS so he’s a huge highlight for me and I think Wheatley is an amazing villain.I also really love seeing a different side to Stabler; and how he’s dealing with his grief and still work the case in his Stabler way.

Only thing I’m finding challenging is trying to remember the timeline with SVU with the Kathy episodes and the purple magic of it all; but I’ll just have to rewatch those to refresh my memory cause I definitely haven’t seen them in a while.

As we know, OC is cancelled. Someone I was REALLY hoping to come back was Eamon Murphy. While it's not bad that he was left alive, I think it would have been very interesting if he came back and was killed or arrested, cause the arc was interesting, especially because he was a rival to Bell and Jet, so adding him back to get punishment would have been cool.

If not for those 2 needless and idiotic episodes, Organized Crime's season 5 could have 4 episodes dedicated to Joey and Emery and close the story with finesse rather than that sloppy closure we got.

Now, obviously I am not a showrunner, but seriously who the heck thought this relevant to nothing "Collective" story would be fitting in such a short season? Season 3 had room for such nonsense, but in such a tight season? this has no place, let alone value.

Tanner could have been introduced as a counter-terrorism cop investigating hezbollah leads in NYC which may overlap with Redcoat's activity and that's it for including her in the story.

I can imagine the cancellation email being typed from NBC to Wolf Entertainment with "Oh My Darling Clementine" (OC version) playing in the background.

Ok, so I just finished season 3 of OC. WHY DID THEY CANCELLED THIS SHOW? LIKE ITS SO GOOD, PLUS THE CHARACTERS. I NEED IT BACK. I found this petition online if anyone want to sign it... Idk why there's so little signatures, but anyway. #SAVEOC please Save Law & Order: Organized Crime - US · SAVE OC

At the 6th season he should turn 60 years old, which means his career is 3 years prior of retirement.

And given the low quality of other Wolf shows that are on, this was artistically a good decision.

The first question is where is law and order organized crime in the uk? It’s not released yet despite law and order SVU releasing on May 25th 2026 despite concluding in May 14th 2026 but Organised crime season 5 concluded in June 2025, I get that Peacock is the primary release so why can’t peacock join with HBO Max or it can be released on prime video and sky witness soon? Maybe around the release of the second or third episode of law and order SVU. I don’t see promo trailers only from law and order diehard on YouTube, check him out if you want to see the promos.

The second question is can it be revived? Anyone from the USA can say whether season 5 was good and if it was, why can’t the creative headrunner of season 5 or at least season 2 since that was a good season be a part of season 6? They never had to hire any other creative head-runners, use the head-runners that made organized crime great season and let them control the storyline because NBC/Peacock or Dick Wolf may be responsible for these shows but look what happened with Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre, that shouldn’t happen with Dick Wolf and the creative headrunners of organised crime, doesn’t he feel like the story of organised crime is not over yet or does he feel like this whole franchise is over, it doesn’t have to be if it ended on a cliffhanger or something?

Rather than just mimicking his father's footsteps ("you got your girlfriend pregnant unintentionally, so have I; you chose to pursue a career in law enforcement, and that's what I should also do").

Edit: I would like to share that I had been sent hate DMs from people in this subreddit, who thought that it'll do anything if they'll send me political nonsense and downvote my activity here. Such a waste of time.

I was watching the new law and order Toronto yeah yeah lol, but it’s not in IMDb and so won’t do it help me Reddit peeps cus I kno there’s a good show I wanna revisit with him I it

Looking to watch season 27 but can’t seem to find anywhere that has the news episodes out.

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Showrunner Michele Fazekas tells TVLine that she had plans to bring Chris Meloni's character back two other times during the season.

In both cases, she adds, Meloni's busy schedule made Stabler's return impossible.

"We had a scene in the crossover that he was not available for," she says. (Fans will recall that, just Episode 9 began — aka the "SVU" half of the "Law & Order" and "SVU" crossover event in January — Mariska Hargitay's Olivia Benson made a call to her former partner, alerting him to a possible hate group.)

In addition, "I thought about bringing him into the season finale," she says. "But I don't regret it, because the scene \[in Episode 20\] with Velasco and Benson was probably the scene that I would have done with Stabler and Benson" in the season-ender, she explains. "And I actually really liked that it was Velasco."

Read More: https://www.tvline.com/2173443/law-and-order-svu-season-27-christopher-meloni-planned-stabler-episodes/

I had just re-watched the episode where Elliot tries to confront Gus Hanson about his and Joseph Stabler, Sr.'s cover-up of their dirty shooting; Hanson kicks Elliot from his house and rushes to call Frank Donnelly to tell him that Elliot is "not truly one of them [dirty cops]" and that "he was sent by IAB to work undercover against them".

How the F did he reached those two conclusions within 2 seconds?!