Is Law & Order, SVU, Organized Crime new tonight on NBC, 9/28?
Herein lies the problem: This is not a typical season of TV at all. The WGA strike has kept scripts from being written for several months on end. Now that writers finally have a fair contract, though, we are in a spot where everything can move forward — and, of course, there is a lot to celebrate there. The reality remains, though, that the actors also deserve a fair deal for their strike to end, and scripts still need to be written.
It probably goes without saying here, but the truth is that there is no new episode for any Law & Order show this year and there won’t be one until January, if not February. We are going to be stuck waiting a long time for this, but how long? That still remains to be seen. NBC could also wait until late February or March in the event that you want to see all of the shows on the air weekly without interruption.
Obviously, there will be a few changes when it comes to all of these shows, but not because of the strikes. Rather, this is just what happens from one season to the next. Tonally, we will say that this should still be the same exact world with the same tone that we’ve seen in the past.
Hopefully, in the near future the writers are going to be able to craft some great stories; that way, filming can get underway as soon as the actors’ strike is done.
What do you most want to see as we press onward into Law & Order, SVU, and Organized Crime?
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This article was written by Jessica BunBun.