Looks like Law & Order: Life on the Street while Undercover in the Special Victims Unit with Criminal Intent with a Trial by Jury with Conviction in the U.K. by way of Los Angeles featuring The Next Generation on Deep Space Nine watching The Cleveland Show in Stargate Atlantis on The Hills with Private Practice has a new face to add to its roster: Rose McGowan.
“Law & Order: Los Angeles” has been missing in action on the NBC roster due to the recent casting shuffle Dick Wolf put into place. He got rid of Skeet Ulrich, Regina Hall, and Megan Boone, switched around the roles of Alfred Molina and Terrence Howard, and added Alana de la Garza. Did you catch all that? According to EW, the network will bring the spin-off back into the fold next month when it returns with its new line up.
“Law & Order: Los Angeles” has been on hiatus for months, while “Law & Order: SVU” has been thriving with new episodes. Los Angeles is currently going through a revamp that includes switching around the cast and getting rid of some characters all together. One person who’s managed to survive all the hysteria is Terrence Howard. The actor plays DA Joe Dekker on LOLA, and according to TVLine, he’ll bump heads with the SVU team on an upcoming episode.
What would you think if we told you that half the cast of a television show was leaving midway through its first season? You’d probably think it needs to be canceled right? That’s a logical step that one would take but we doubt NBC sees it that way. The peacock network’s freshman drama “Law & Order: Los Angeles” is losing the majority of its cast including headliner Skeet Ulrich according to Deadline.
This week’s episode of “Law & Order: Los Angeles” centered on the wrongs of the past. Not only the wrongs of a criminal, but the mistakes of the police department who let him get away. Tempers flare when the detectives discover that a 20 year old murder case was never solved, and the public was never alerted that a serial killer was on the loose. Throw in some incest and rape, and you’ve got the latest episode entitled, “Ballona Creek.”
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This week’s episode of “Law and Order: Los Angeles” is entitled “Hondo Field” and it centers on “murder by sea.” The detectives go on the search to find the killer of an oil rig worker, who’s later accused of sexual harassment by the prime suspect. With a dead man in the grave, and no one to vouch for what happened between him and the accused, the L&O team have their work cut out for them.
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This week, “Law & Order: Los Angeles” returned with an all knew episode entitled, “Pasadena.” Surprisingly, the show has improved over its short hiatus and this installment was actually entertaining. There’s an attempted murder, the death of an unborn child, and of course a philandering Congressman is at the center of it all.
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This week’s episode of “Law and Order: Los Angeles” is entitled “Sylmar” and it delves into the world of extreme religion and terrorism. We’ve seen these types of stories told before but rarely a case like this. The detectives and the ADA were shocked to discover who was behind several violent anti-American acts, including the murder of two innocent children. Check out the review…
Today, NBC announced their plan to continue with the sci-fi series “The Event,” the spin-off “Law & Order: Los Angeles,” and the new international comedy, “Outsourced.” Following their decision to pick up 9 more episodes of “Chuck,” they have ordered a full season of the three shows.
