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, Kelli Giddish is leaving the long-running NBC crime procedural. The actress, who has played Det. Amanda Rollins since 2011, took to Instagram to confirm that season 24 will be her last as a full-time cast member. “I wanted to address the chatter I’ve seen online and let everyone know that this will, indeed, be my last season on ‘Law & Order: SVU,’” Giddish wrote.

Kelli Giddish, who plays Detective Amanda Rollins on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, is leaving the show. The actress joined the NBC drama in its 13th season and will depart in the middle of the upcoming 24th season.

announced that the new seasons of “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU” and “Law & Order: Organized Crime” will kick off with a three-show crossover. The three-hour story unfolds as follows: “a mysterious young girl is shot in cold blood and Det. Frank Cosgrove (Jeffrey Donovan) teams up with Det.

Warren Leight announced he was leaving after Season 23 wrapped, citing a stressful year dealing with COVID-related production issues.Graziano’s career began when he was invited by J.J. Abrams to join the writing staff on ’90s hit “Felicity.” He has since written for numerous broadcast and cable dramas, including “In Plain Sight,” “Lie to Me,” “Southland,” “American Gods” and “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” as an executive producer. Most recently, he was the co-creator, executive producer and showrunner of the border patrol drama “Coyote” starring Michael Chiklis, which debuted on CBS All Access in 2021.

EXCLUSIVE: Coyote co-creator/executive producer David Graziano has been named the new showrunner of Law & Order: SVU for the venerable NBC drama series’ upcoming 24th season.

EXCLUSIVE: Bryan Goluboff, who has served as co-executive producer on NBC’s Law & Order: SVU, is moving to spinoff Law & Order: Organized Crime as executive producer and showrunner for the upcoming third season.

, adding that a cause of death has yet to be determined. He was 65.MacVittie's career began on stage in the '80s, after his graduation from Boston University, the reported.

Both Law & Order and Law & Order: Organized Crime will be back for new seasons. NBC has renewed Law & Order for a 22nd season and spinoff Organized Crime for a third season.

Warren Leight is leaving Law & Order: SVU after serving as an executive producer and showrunner on the venerable NBC crime drama for the past three seasons. It was his second stint at the helm of the Wolf Entertainment series.

With the lights of Broadway dark since March and remaining that way for the foreseeable future, thousands of some of the world’s most talented actors have been unemployed for months.

EXCLUSIVE: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has a warrant out, in a manner of speaking, for Broadway actors. Next week’s episode features Tony-nominated Hadestown actor Eva Noblezada and Beetlejuice himself Alex Brightman, and showrunner Warren Leight tells Deadline that’s just the beginning.

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With the Black Lives Matter protests continuing around the world, Law and Order has been atop of the media headlines repeatedly over the last few weeks. Law And Order and all of its spin-offs play a massive role in how the police are portrayed to the public.

Not long after George Floyd was killed by police officers on the 25th of May, the Law and Order: SVU showrunner, Warren Leight, addressed his show’s portrayal of the authorities. According to Digital Spy, Leight believes that cop shows aren’t doing their part in the fight for justice.

Law & Order: SVU writers room has begun meetings about season 22, and is working hard to shift the show to reflect the major things happening in the real world, including the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.“Our whole focus for the first five days [the writers’ room was open] was, we’re gonna reflect New York in the pandemic.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is planning to mirror real-life events in its upcoming season.

George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis, Minnesota, police officers and subsequent protests against systemic racism in America and ongoing police brutality, there’s also been a growing discussion about how cops are portrayed on TV.

The death of George Floyd and the ensuing protests will be getting the “Law & Order” treatment.

When Law & Order: SVU returns to airwaves, the longest-running primetime drama will tackle head-on the events of 2020, from the coronavirus pandemic to the protests against police brutality in response the death of George Floyd. Warren Leight, executive producer and showrunner on SVU, appeared on The Hollywood Reporter's TV's Top 5 podcast to discuss how the show will handle the shifting real-world landscape and how TV shows—cop dramas in particular—can do better.

Benson/Stabler fans, where y’all at?!? Elliot Stabler will be back and reporting for duty as Christopher Meloni is set to reprise his popular “Law & Order: SVU” role.

Christopher Meloni, known for his role as Elliot Stabler, will return to Dick Wolf’s Law and Order SVU for its 22nd season, according to showrunner Warren Leight.

In March, it was announced that Christopher Meloni would be reprising his role as Elliot Stabler for an “SVU” spinoff created by longtime producer Dick Wolf. What audiences didn’t know at the time was how he would make his return to the “Law & Order” universe — and if Stabler would be reunited with Mariska Hargitay’s Olivia Benson.

In March, it was announced that Christopher Meloni would be reprising his role as Elliot Stabler for an  spinoff created by longtime producer Dick Wolf. What audiences didn’t know at the time was how he would make his return to the universe — and if Stabler would be reunited with Mariska Hargitay’s Olivia Benson. 

By Denise Petski

Remember when Law & Order: SVU boss Warren Leight teased some major returns? It was the Stablers. Yep, SVU was preparing for the return of Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) before production was shut down due to the spread of the coronavirus.

Fans of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit were excited to hear Christopher Meloni will soon reprise his former role of Elliot Stabler — but the character wasn’t the only Stabler who was meant to return.

Josh Wallwork, known for his costuming on NBC’s Law and Order: SVU and CBS'sMadam Secretary, has died from coronavirus complications. He was 45.

Josh Wallwork, a crew member on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit who worked in the costume department has died from coronavirus-related complications, he was just 45 years old.

Mariska Hargitay, Ice-Tand more members of the Law & Order:SVU family are mourning the loss of one of their crew members. On Thursday, the SVU show runner Warren Leight announced that Josh Wallwork, a member of the costume and wardrobe department died of complications from the coronavirus this week.