In an effort to kick off the new seasons of Law & Order, Special Victims Unit, and Law & Order: Organized Crime on September 22, TVLine has announced a new three-way crossover. There haven’t been any crossovers between these three programmes, despite the fact that the Law & Order world is filled with them. Only SVU and Dick Wolf’s One Chicago mainstays Chicago P.D. and Chicago Fire were previously in a three-way partnership. The source goes on to say that while the crossover event is planned to open the new seasons of all three programmes, scheduling concerns might delay it further into October.
In May, OG series creator Rick Eid told Entertainment Tonight that a possible crossover was in the works. Next year, there are rumours of a crossover involving three shows. I’m not sure if this is the first, second, or third episode. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which debuted in 1990 and continued for 20 seasons before being cancelled in 2010, was the initial show in the franchise. However, the reason for the crime and the culprit may be different in the series based in New York City, which often draws inspiration from real-world incidents. Six spin-offs were produced as a result of the series’ long-term popularity.
Trial by Jury, Los Angeles, Law & Order: SVU, and Special Victims Unit all fall under the umbrella of Law & Order: Truth or Dare is one of the most popular crime shows on television, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is another. The term “mothership” is frequently used by the show’s creators to distinguish the original series from the remainder. Season 20 of the original series aired in November of 2006. Anthony Anderson’s resignation was confirmed soon after the end of Season 21 of the revival.
He had a one-year commitment to reprise the role of Detective Kevin Bernard to help programme creator Dick Wolf in bringing the mothership back to life. Mehcad Brooks, a Supergirl alum, is joining the cast as a new investigator in his place. Actors such as Sam Waterston (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit), Jeffrey Donovan (Burn Notice), Oldelya Halevi (Good Trouble), and Camryn Manheim (Burn Notice) will also join him in the cast (The Practice). This universe’s three-sow crossover will be no problem for Wolf. In the past, he has collaborated with his One Chicago trio on a number of three-way crossovers. Last October, he appeared on all three of his FBI series on CBS in a one-night crossover event to promote the premiere of FBI: International.
The crossover event has no release date yet.