“Law & Order: SVU” set up one of the most confounding cases it’s ever tackled in last season’s finale. Wednesday (Sept. 26), the show paid it off handsomely.
To run through all the twists and turns would probably take longer than the two-hour episode itself. But even with the revelation of who was dirty on the inside — sorry, Paget Brewster — there are
Det. Elliot Stabler lives! Well, he’s alive and well somewhere in the world, and could possibly return to NBC’s “Law & Order: SVU” at some point in the future. Star Christopher Meloni says that he would be open to reprise his role as one half of TV’s best detective duos ever.
Meloni, who left the show after the May 2011 finale, tells TVLine that he would… Continue reading Christopher Meloni would return to 'Law & Order: SVU' as Det. Stabler
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Your patience in waiting for this week’s column is greatly appreciated. As you know, Team EW TV has been a busy bunch these past few days with season finales and network upfronts. But not too busy to bring you some scoop on the last batch of season finales, many of which… Continue reading ‘Supernatural,’ ‘Vampire Diaries,’ ‘Law & Order: SVU,’ ‘NCIS’: Find out what’s next in Spoiler Room
“Common Law” premiered on May 11 on USA and tried to reinvent the buddy cop drama. In the series, partners Travis Marks (Michael Ealy) and Wes Mitchell (Warren Kole) are having issues after five years as partners. Their boss (Jack McGee) makes them go to couples therapy after having success in the shrink’s chair himself. These are the top detectives in the department. Of course… Continue reading 'Common Law': USA asks if even work partners need couples therapy
“Law & Order: SVU” fans have been having a good week.
First, star Mariska Hargitay promised reporters that she was “having too much fun” to leave the show at the end of the season — plus, she announced that Harry Connick, Jr. would be playing a DA who takes an interest in Benson romantically for a four-episode arc. Yay!
Now, we’ve got even more good news… Continue reading 'Law & Order: SVU' snags Miranda Lambert as assault victim
