Sorry, Law & Order fans, however NBC’s Elliot Stabler spinoff starring Christopher Meloni will not head to tv this fall as formerly anticipated…and it might be a long time prior to we see it!
According to numerous reports, Matt Olmstead has actually stepped down as writer-showrunner of the series, which would see Stabler—a character Meloni came from on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit opposite Meloni’s real-life friend Mariska Hargitay as Olivia Benson—supervising New York City’s arranged criminal offense department. Producers of the series supposedly wished to take some additional care with the brand-new spinoff, offered the current demonstrations over authorities cruelty. It had yet to start production.
Though Olmstead’s exit postpones the program, reports declare it is still on schedule for the 2020-2021 season.
Meloni left SVU after the season 12 ending in 2011, with the characters discovering in the season 13 best that Stabler chose to retire following a shooting in the police headquarters. He has actually not gone back to the series because.
