Law & Order: SVU: Warren Leight Exits as Showrunner Ahead of Season 24
Law & Order: SVU showrunner Warren Leight will not be back for the procedural’s upcoming 24th season. The EP broke the news late Tuesday on social media READ MORE
Law & Order: SVU Boss Tees Up Finale's 'Hopeful' Event, Explains Why That Benson/Stabler Diner Scene Was MIA
Law & Order: SVU showrunner Warren Leight knows we’ve all been through a lot recently, and that’s why he and the NBC series’ writing staff are going to take pity on us in Season 22’s final hour. READ MORE
SVU: Chris Meloni's Return as Stabler Is Underway — See First Photo
We love it when a squad comes together. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO
Fall TV Preview
SVU EP Teases the Season 22 Return of a Familiar Face (But Not That One), a Public Turned Against the Squad and an Update on Sir Toby's Antics
Word has been circulating around the squadroom since the summer. Though Law & Order: SVU boss Warren Leight hoped READ MORE
Fall TV Preview
SVU Boss: Season 22 Premiere Won't Address Finale Cliffhanger
If you’ve been waiting all summer to find out whether Law & Order: SVU predator READ MORE
Fall TV Preview
SVU EP: 'It's Pretty Clear' That Stabler Will Be in Season 22 Premiere
Law & Order aficionados may not have to wait until the SVU spinoff to see Elliot Stabler in action again. READ MORE
Exclusive
SVU Boss Hopeful Chris Meloni Will Return at End: ‘I Think Whatever Tension There Was Has Abated’
Could Elliot Stabler be inching his way back to Law & Order: SVU‘s squad room? READ MORE
Law & Order: SVU: Warren Leight Returning as Showrunner for Season 21
When Law & Order: SVU becomes the longest-running live-action TV series this fall, it’ll do so with a (somewhat) new showrunner at the helm. READ MORE
Law & Order: Hate Crimes Ordered to Series at NBC, Will Debut as Part of SVU
The next chapter in Dick Wolf‘s criminal justice franchise is officially in the works with NBC ordering 13 episodes of Law & Order: Hate Crimes. READ MORE
Rachel Griffiths to Star in NBC Medical Drama Pilot From SVU EP
Don’t worry, victims of a fictional Brooklyn catastrophic event: Rachel Griffiths is on the case. READ MORE
