Christopher Meloni will be reprising his role as Elliot Staber, the tough detective who’s the other half of the Oliva Benson (Mariska Hargitay) duo in Law & Order: SVU. The role earned him an Emmy nomination for lead actor in a drama series in 2006.

Meloni starred in SVU for 12 seasons and he left back in 2011. In Season 13 of the series, it was revealed that Stabler finally retired from the police force.

In the new NBC series, which also hails from Dick Wolf, the creator of the Law & Order franchise, Stabler heads the organized crime division of the NYPD. The series has been given a 13-episode order.

After leaving SVU in 2011, Meloni starred in Oz, Happy!, Surviving Jack, and Underground. He also appeared in episodes of Pose, True Blood, The Handmaid’s Tale, and the Harley Quinn animated series.

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The network has decided to renew Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for yet another season.

But the re-ordering of Dick Wolf’s series is not just a regular renewal — it makes Law & Order: SVU television’s longest-running primetime live-action series.

With 21 seasons in the bag, the show has surpassed the original Law & Order which ran for 20, as well as Gunsmoke which also completed two decade’s worth of episodes.

Much of SUV’s success can be attributed to its lead, Mariska Hargitay, who has been the constant throughout the 21 years. The renewal also means that Lieutenant Olivia Benson becomes the longest-running character in a primetime live-action series.

It is not all good news, however, as it has been confirmed that Phillip Winchester will not be reprising his role as ADA Peter Stone.

Winchester joined SVU in season 19 as his character from Chicago P.D. and Chicago Justice, who is the son of Benjamin Stone, the first ADA on the original Law & Order series.

Here’s to the dedicated detectives who investigate vicious felonies.

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Christopher Meloni will be reprising his role as Elliot Staber, the tough detective who’s the other half of the Oliva Benson (Mariska Hargitay) duo in Law & Order: SVU. The role earned him an Emmy nomination for lead actor in a drama series in 2006.

Meloni starred in SVU for 12 seasons and he left back in 2011. In Season 13 of the series, it was revealed that Stabler finally retired from the police force.

In the new NBC series, which also hails from Dick Wolf, the creator of the Law & Order franchise, Stabler heads the organized crime division of the NYPD. The series has been given a 13-episode order.

After leaving SVU in 2011, Meloni starred in Oz, Happy!, Surviving Jack, and Underground. He also appeared in episodes of Pose, True Blood, The Handmaid’s Tale, and the Harley Quinn animated series.

The post Elliot Stabler “Law & Order: SVU” Spinoff is Set at NBC appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The network has decided to renew Law & Order: Special Victims Unit for yet another season.

But the re-ordering of Dick Wolf’s series is not just a regular renewal — it makes Law & Order: SVU television’s longest-running primetime live-action series.

With 21 seasons in the bag, the show has surpassed the original Law & Order which ran for 20, as well as Gunsmoke which also completed two decade’s worth of episodes.

Much of SUV’s success can be attributed to its lead, Mariska Hargitay, who has been the constant throughout the 21 years. The renewal also means that Lieutenant Olivia Benson becomes the longest-running character in a primetime live-action series.

It is not all good news, however, as it has been confirmed that Phillip Winchester will not be reprising his role as ADA Peter Stone.

Winchester joined SVU in season 19 as his character from Chicago P.D. and Chicago Justice, who is the son of Benjamin Stone, the first ADA on the original Law & Order series.

Here’s to the dedicated detectives who investigate vicious felonies.

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