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At Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, a star-studded Knicks crowd including Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay loudly questioned the referees' calls; their spirited presence, along with other celebs like Timothée Chalamet and Spike Lee, didn't affect the game, which heads back to MSG on June 10.
After Law & Order: Organized Crime was canceled, Christopher Meloni posted an Instagram farewell to Elliot Stabler, thanking fans for supporting the character from his 1999 SVU debut through the Organized Crime run and leaving the door open for future SVU appearances.
Christopher Meloni posted an Instagram video thanking fans for the nearly two-decade run as Elliot Stabler in the Law & Order franchise, in the wake of Deadline reporting that Law & Order: Organized Crime has been canceled after five seasons; Mariska Hargitay replied with “P4L” and a heart, signaling loyalty as Stabler could still appear in future crossovers or guest spots.
Christopher Meloni says goodbye to Elliot Stabler as NBC’s Law & Order: Organized Crime is canceled after five seasons; he posted an Instagram thank-you to fans, calling it a great ride, and noting he’s grateful for the career it gave him, with SVU expected to continue and Meloni potentially guest-starring there.
NBCUniversal has canceled Law & Order: Organized Crime after five seasons, ending Christopher Meloni’s run as Elliott Stabler in the NYPD’s organized-crime unit; season five aired on Peacock after premiering on NBC on April 17, 2025, with 10 episodes and an NBC encore. The show, notable for having five showrunners, leaves Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU as the franchise’s two surviving series, with NBC undecided about 2026–27 renewals. Meloni is set to star in Hulu’s The Land, and Deadline broke the cancellation news. The series was produced by Universal Television and Wolf Entertainment.
Deadline reports Law & Order: Organized Crime has been canceled after its fifth season, ending the Wolf Entertainment/Universal Television spin-off led by Christopher Meloni as Elliot Stabler. The show moved from NBC to Peacock with a fall return to broadcast, but persistent struggles balancing streaming and linear viewing, plus five showrunners in five seasons, sealed its fate as NBC focuses on new pilots. Meloni also stars in Hulu’s The Land, and there was no revival workaround materializing, leaving Organized Crime to conclude after five seasons.
Christopher Meloni is returning as Elliot Stabler for Season 27 of Law & Order: SVU, set to premiere on September 27, with guest appearances from B.D. Wong and Dean Winters, and new cast changes including Octavio Pisano and Juliana Aidén Martinez.
Christopher Meloni has been cast as the head coach in an upcoming Hulu series set in the NFL, created by Dan Fogelman, which explores a generational family story within the football world.
Christopher Meloni, known for his role as Detective Elliot Stabler in Law & Order, is set to receive the 2025 Canopy Award at the North Fork TV Festival, where he discusses his career, the evolving TV landscape, and the darker themes in his current show, Organized Crime, including the recent death of Stabler's brother. He reflects on his long career, the importance of community and storytelling, and his hopes for future seasons of his show.
Mariska Hargitay tears up while rewatching a pivotal scene from Law & Order: SVU that marked Christopher Meloni's departure from the series, reflecting on the emotional impact of his exit and the uncertainty it brought. Despite the initial challenges, the show eventually found its footing with new cast members, and Hargitay and Ice-T credit her leadership for guiding the series through the transition and into a new chapter.
Season 4 of "Law & Order: Organized Crime" premieres tonight, and an exclusive clip from the first episode reveals tension in the Organized Crime Task Force office following the death of Det. Jamie Whelan. The clip features Stabler's return after months working undercover, interactions with his coworkers, and hints at the healing process they all need to undergo. The season premiere airs at 10 p.m. ET/PT on NBC.
Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni, and other Law & Order: SVU stars reflect on the show's 25 years at a celebration event, discussing the show's impact on survivors and its respectful handling of sensitive subject matter. Hargitay, who plays Captain Olivia Benson, credits the show's success to its important subject matter and attention to detail, while Meloni reflects on his character's growth. The stars believe the show gives voice to those who don't have one and provides closure for tough stories. SVU's 25th season premieres on NBC on Thursday at 9 p.m.
"Law & Order: SVU" celebrated its 25th anniversary with a star-studded event in New York City, reuniting current and former cast members including Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni, Ice-T, and Dann Florek. The celebration marked the show's milestone as the longest-running drama series on television, with notable absences including Richard Belzer, who played detective John Munch and passed away in February 2023.
Ellen Burstyn, the 90-year-old Oscar-winning actor, discusses her career, including her iconic role in "The Exorcist," with her "Law & Order" co-star Christopher Meloni. Burstyn reflects on her success, ageism in Hollywood, and her approach to acting. She also talks about reprising her role in "The Exorcist: Believer" and the deep emotional connection she has with the film. Burstyn expresses gratitude for her career and the opportunity to continue working at 90 years old.