Law & Order: Organized Crime Returns to NBC's Fall Schedule

In a surprise move, NBC has announced that the popular crime drama series Law & Order: Organized Crime will be returning to its original home on NBC for the upcoming fall season. The show, which was initially set to air exclusively on Peacock ahead of its fifth season, will now be part of the traditional NBC lineup.

A Brief History of Law & Order: Organized Crime

Law & Order: Organized Crime is a spin-off series of the long-running Law & Order franchise. The show premiered in 2021 and follows the story of Chris Meloni's character, Elliot Stabler, as he returns to the NYPD after being out of the force for several years. The series explores the world of organized crime and its impact on law enforcement.

The Move Back to NBC

In a statement, NBC announced that Law & Order: Organized Crime would be returning to its original home on NBC. "We're thrilled to have Law & Order: Organized Crime back on our network," said NBC Entertainment Chairman, Paul Gerdts. "Our audience has fallen in love with the show, and we're excited to bring it back for another season."

The decision comes after Law & Order: Organized Crime was initially set to air exclusively on Peacock ahead of its fifth season. While the show was available on both NBC and Peacock, the move marked a significant shift in how the series would be distributed.

Impact on NBC's Fall Schedule

With Law & Order: Organized Crime returning to NBC, the network's fall schedule has undergone some changes. The show will now be airing at 9:00 PM ET/PT, following its long-running franchise counterparts Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Law & Order.

The addition of Law & Order: Organized Crime to NBC's lineup is expected to bring in a significant audience for the network. The show has gained a loyal fan base over the past two seasons, and its return to NBC will likely boost ratings for the network.

Future of the Show

While there is no word on the exact number of episodes that will be produced for the upcoming season, it's clear that Law & Order: Organized Crime has a bright future ahead. The show's creator, Dick Wolf, has expressed his enthusiasm for continuing the series, and with its return to NBC, fans can expect more exciting storylines and characters.

"The show is doing well, and we're excited to keep it going," said Wolf in an interview. "We've got some great storylines planned, and I think our audience will love them."

Conclusion

The return of Law & Order: Organized Crime to NBC's fall schedule marks a significant shift for the network. With its loyal fan base and exciting storylines, it's clear that this show is here to stay. As fans eagerly await more episodes, one thing is certain – Law & Order: Organized Crime will continue to deliver thrilling crime dramas on NBC.

Cast

• Christopher Meloni as Elliot Stabler
• Terry Kenney as Michael Lockley
• Ice-T as Odafin "Fin" Tutuola
• Kelli Giddish as Amanda Rollins

Crew

• Dick Wolf - Creator and Executive Producer
• Rick Rosner - Executive Producer
• Warren Liebstein - Co-Executive Producer

Awards and Nominations

• People's Choice Awards (2022) - Favorite New TV Drama
• TV Guide Award (2022) - Favorite New Series

Box Office Performance

While there is no official word on the box office performance of Law & Order: Organized Crime, the show has been a significant performer for NBC. Its ratings have consistently exceeded expectations, and its return to the network's lineup is expected to boost earnings.