Law & Order Not Cancelled, Negotiations On
“Law & Order” has not been cancelled by NBC. Hysterical blog posts are incorrect. My sources say NBC will likely place a small order for new episodes. This will constitute a 21st season and break the record for longest running drama. It will also give producers time to wrap up and give devoted fans a big finale. Expect six to eight episode order, says source. “All is still in flux.” Meanwhile Dick Wolf skipped farewell lunch for senior cast member S. Epatha Merkerson last week.
More to come…
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ecsmac
and yet law and order (the original) is cancelled…and a stupid LA version is green-lighted? bad, bad nbc
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OOps! !
David B.
Maybe Wolf should do an “L&O” movie to end things?
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Kelly
If NBC was have brains they have do 10 or 20 episode run then do tribute to all cast members who were on the show that be cool how about bring back some of guys like Steven hill as ADA Adam Shriff or others
Jerry Orbach can’t come back he is Dead RIP
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