‘Law & Order’ Writer Fired After Holding A Gun In A Picture & Threatening To “Light Motherf*ckers Up”

“SVU”-verse may soon be dead.On Tuesday, NBC announced that the newest “Law & Order” spinoff “Organized Crime” would air Thursdays at 10/9c, directly following “SVU.” (Go here to see the full Fall 2020 line-up.) The newest offshoot of Dick Wolf’s long-running franchise was ordered to series in March and features “SVU” alum Christopher Meloni reprising the character of Elliot Stabler.In addition to the show’s timeslot, the Peacock net also offered up a tantalizing new detail in the series’

return to the universe is finally taking shape. The new spinoff, called, will make its debut this fall.

Also Read: Here's the Fall 2020 TV Schedule for Broadcast Networks - So FarWednesdays will once again be entirely dedicated to Dick Wolf’s “Chicago” series, with “Chicago Med” at 8 p.m. leading into “Chicago Fire” at 9 p.m.

Craig Gore, the “Law & Order” writer who was fired for sharing a post on social media in which he threatened protesters, is hoping for a second chance to return to the series. “Law & Order” mastermind Dick Wolf fired Gore in June after the Los Angeles-based writer shared a since-deleted Facebook post of himself holding a large weapon with a caption that read, “Sunset is being looted two blocks from me.

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Law & Order: SVU writers room has begun meetings about season 22, and is working hard to shift the show to reflect the major things happening in the real world, including the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.“Our whole focus for the first five days [the writers’ room was open] was, we’re gonna reflect New York in the pandemic.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is planning to mirror real-life events in its upcoming season.

George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis, Minnesota, police officers and subsequent protests against systemic racism in America and ongoing police brutality, there’s also been a growing discussion about how cops are portrayed on TV.

The death of George Floyd and the ensuing protests will be getting the “Law & Order” treatment.

Producer Dick Wolf has fired writer Craig Gore from the staff of the upcoming Christopher Meloni-centered Law & Order: SVU spin-off, after Gore's social media post threatening violence against looters began circulating on social media.

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