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Christopher Meloni Thanks Fans After 'Law & Order: OC' Cancellation
Christopher Meloni said the series gave him 17 years of work and thanked viewers after NBC ended the drama.
- On Thursday, April 16, NBC announced the cancellation of Law & Order: Organized Crime after five seasons, with the show's final episode airing on Peacock in June 2025.
- Christopher Meloni reprised his role as Detective Elliot Stabler in the spin-off after leaving Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in 2011, where he had played the character for 12 years.
- In an Instagram video shared Friday, Meloni thanked fans for nearly 17-odd years of support, saying "It was a great ride" and crediting them with giving him "a career that I never dreamed of."
- Longtime co-star Mariska Hargitay wrote "P4L" in the comments, a reference fans interpreted as "Partners for Life" or "Pals for Life," signaling continued bond between the SVU actors.
- While SVU has been renewed for its record-breaking 28th season, Meloni is currently attached to Hulu's The Land, leaving uncertain whether he will return to the Law & Order franchise.
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Actor Christopher Meloni said goodbye to the character Elliot Stabler after the cancellation of the series Law & Order: Organized Crime (Law and Order: Organized Crime in Latin America).The production will not return for a sixth season.The decision marked the closing, until new order, of one of the most recognized characters of the franchise. Meloni, 65 years old, played the detective since 1999 in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.In 2011 he le…
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