Law And Order: Organized Crime: The Frequent Showrunner Turnover Has Fans Worried

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Law And Order: Organized Crime: The Frequent Showrunner Turnover Has Fans Worried

2024/02/06 Report

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Running a TV show is surely no easy task. In fact, showrunners leave different series all the time to pursue other things. But something strange seems to be afoot with one of Dick Wolf's many crime procedurals, "Law and Order: Organized Crime," and the sheer amount of showrunners that particular series has had in its relatively short run.

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According to Deadline, "Organized Crime" showrunner Sean Jablonski is stepping down just as the show is wrapping up its third season on NBC. "Law and Order: SVU" showrunner David Graziano will step in as showrunner for the remaining three episodes they have to film for that season.

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