The spin-off of New York, special unit signs the return of a cult character … for a title role and a crossover.
Thirty years later, producers and screenwriters are still capable of doing something new with something old. Launched in 1990, the series New York, Judicial Police had given birth to a first spin-off in 1999, New York, special unit, a program still in production that has explored for more than twenty seasons the intricacies of sex crimes.
And even if you’re not a big fan of crime dramas in general, or these in particular, you will certainly remember commercials and other trailers featuring Catholic morals and the talents of a police inspector of Elliot Stabler, (Christopher Meloni), headliner of New York, special unit for twelve seasons.
“In the judicial system, the resolution of crimes cannot do without Menoli “
Gone by resigning at the end of this famous twelfth season, the character is nothing more than a ghost of the past in the universe of the series since. But things are about to change with a new spin-off, Law & Order: Organized Crime (It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
Showrunnea by Ilene Chaiken, behind The L Word, showrunner of the first four and a half seasons ofEmpire and the premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale, this new variation of the New York police force will indeed sign the return of Inspector Stabler, still camped by Meloni. And from what we discover in the columns of Deadline, Universal Television boss Erin Underhill is very happy with her team.
Stabler, the return
“I’ve always admired Ilene’s work so I’m really excited to finally have the opportunity to collaborate with her. Her talent is undeniable, she infuses her stories with a powerful and distinct discourse, and she sketches magnificent characters. Her success, whatever her medium, makes her an incomparable person, we are really delighted to welcome her to UTV ”.
But before this new series is launched, it must be announced to the public. To do this, the chain has planned a crossover with Stabler in the current season ofUnit special.
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