Christopher Meloni is Writing Season 5 For Law and Order: Organized Crime; This Special Guest is Set to Make a Cameo

Meloni expressed his intention to delve deeper into the characters’ connections without providing explicit details on the storyline. He’s thrilled about engaging with fans throughout the upcoming season and remains equally committed to both shows.

60-year-old actress Mariska Hargitay, famously known for playing Olivia Benson, has shown great joy over reuniting with Christopher Meloni on “Law & Order: Organized Crime.” During a conversation with Variety earlier this year, she made it clear that she’s eager to see their characters interact again in potential future seasons.

At a recent get-together, she recounted that she and Meloni shared a meaningful conversation about reconciling, which she found to be incredibly fulfilling, using the word “sublime” to describe it.

Hargitay further expressed that she discussed with Meloni’s series producer the prospect of reuniting their characters on-screen. She emphasized that the current timing was ideal for this reunion, suggesting that it would be particularly meaningful as their characters have been separated for quite some time.

Della pondered over the duration since her and her on-screen counterpart shared space, noting that despite being involved in different productions, there was an undeniable thrill at the prospect of reuniting on-camera.

She openly expressed her delight and eagerness to resume their roles once more, mentioning that she and Meloni were both eager to “step back into the arena” and reignite the unique chemistry that marked their past collaborations. Meloni parted ways with the SVU universe in 2011 due to contract disputes; however, he has since expanded his portfolio by featuring in various TV series and movies.

In 2021, the joint appearance of these actors in an SVU episode prior to Organized Crime’s debut, which they shared, was particularly engaging for viewers. The anticipation of their potential collaboration showcases the immense interest and eagerness among fans about their on-screen team-up.