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The Law & Order: Organized Crime Exit Absolutely *No One* Saw Coming

Organized Crime is facing another shakeup, with someone exiting the series midway through production on Season 5. Find out who left and what’s in store for the new season of Organized Crime. Who’s Leaving Law & Order: Organized Crime in Season 5?

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‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’: Details on Major Shakeup for Season 5 on Peacock

The good news: Law & Order: Organized Crime will be back for a fifth season. But it won’t be airing with the other two Law & Order s, the original and SVU, on Thursday nights on NBC anymore.

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Law & Order: Organized Crime Shake-Up: John Shiban Out, Marking Sixth Showrunner Change in Five Seasons

Organized Crime and its showrunner have parted ways. Yes, again. John Shiban exited the police drama midway through production on Season 5, TVLine has learned. Shiban signed onto the series in October 2023.

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One Week After Law And Order: SVU's Shocking Fall Finale, I Realized Why I'm Really Missing Christopher Meloni's Organized Crime

Now, a week after that fall finale aired on NBC, I realized why an episode totally unrelated to Christopher Meloni 's Elliot ...

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Law And Order Organized Crime Spoilers: A Twist No One Anticipated-Unveiling The Shocking Exit!

Law and Order Organized Crime spoilers tease the show is undergoing yet another change, as a cast member departs during the ...

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John Shiban Latest Showrunner To Depart ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’; Matt Olmstead Rejoins As EP

John Shiban has become the fifth showrunner to leave Law & Order: Organized Crime with original showrunner Matt Olmstead ...

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As Law And Order: Organized Crime Loses Another Showrunner, Here's What Cast Members Told Us John Shiban Brought To The Series

SVU with their returns to NBC before the end of the 2024 TV schedule, the wait for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 to ...

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Law & Order: Organized Crime

Mariska Hargitay said that 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' moving to Peacock won't stop them from having major crossovers. Christopher Meloni chats with ET's Rachel Smith at the New York City ...

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