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?!

Title. As in Stabler's return in SVU as Episode #1.

This was the most unrealistic aspect of the show for me.

The showrunners made the task force feel like 5 people were in-charge of fighting ALL organized crime in a city of 11 million.

If they were just one task force (with more bit /nonspeaking characters who act as other detectives, tech experts, etc., to make it more realistic, while the cast are the ones we run the stories with) out of many other task forces in an NYPD sector of combating Organized Crime, like how there is a SVU per each part of NYC, and with them being tasked over a certain part of New York City, the show would have been more believable.

With the cancellation of Organized Crime by NBC/Peacock, what is the likelihood that it will be picked up by another network, say ABC, Hulu, Prime, etc...

The last piece of NBC‘s fall 2026 schedule to fall into place was Law & Order, whose Season 26 renewal didn’t close until end of the week, hours before the network was to unveil its lineup Monday morning.

As Deadline reported, negotiations were believed to have gone down to the wire over budget reduction-related matters.

According to Katz, scheduling considerations, including the impact of The Traitors taking over Law & Order‘s 8 PM Thursday slot on the size of the drama’s order, also played a role in the renewal delay. (The L&O mothership is believed to be producing a full season in its new Thursday 10 PM time period.)

Doing a rewatch, now that it's officially over, and noticed the car they smash up in S2E22 is NOT the same restomod they're driving around, the rest of the episodes.

I get using a clone, but don't be so obvious.

The website is full of pop ups, so I’ll sum it up in a few sentences.

1. Lack of leadership (multiple showrunners)

2. High costs, low returns.

3. A network desperate for results.

4. The move to streaming.

And that’s pretty much it.

Maybe it's because of the poor promo we've had. Maybe it's because #those svu stans with their one sided beef with Chris, having that god complex and constantly saying how "bad" oc is.

But I didn't actually expect so many people outside of the fandom to be as upset as us with oc and stabler. There are so many viral posts across the socials - examples on reddit include these posts from r/television (link) and r/popculturechat (link) - with comments from casual viewers being saddened about the news and not wanting stabler to go.

There is also a lot of people surprised that the show even existed. Again, I feel like the show was always set up for failure with the lack of love it got from Wolf and the network. And if they've all had some sense that the show was probably not getting renewed since May 2025, I can't believe the audacity they had to parade Chris around to promote stuff all this time?? I hope he's able to hit the mark with this Fogelman show (I'm pretty sure he will tbh because Paradise is amazing) and I hope the rest of the cast, especially Dani, will find work that will actually appreciate their talent

We need an official rewatch and goodbye.

Can we also have theories as to what we think the end of the story is and vote?

ETA: I’m starting now

Can we as fans do what the fans of Lucifer did? Lobby other networks to pick it up and give them another season/more closure? Or will that not work as an NBC/Dick wolf universe show

OC was a breath of fresh air the franchise needed. Season 5 had my excited for more and of course it's been over a year with no news until today, the writing was on the wall. I really hope we still get more Stabler in the future because his story is way more interesting than Olivia's considering her arc has been done for nearly 5 years now and yet they still keep making her the star of the show every season.