Elliot Stabler hasn't been back for more than 15 whole minutes and he's already rolling up his shirt sleeves ready to throw down god i've missed him #LawAndOrderSVU #StablerIsBack — samantha ...

While on a jog, Stabler runs into Donnelly, who plays audio of Stabler's current partner, Sgt. Ayanna Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt), on an NYPD podcast talking about Stabler's suspension.

B eing a Stabler is almost as much work as being a detective in the NYPD. This season of Law & Order: Organized Crime has jumped headfirst into the past and present of Elliot Stabler (Christopher ...

Elliot Stabler returned to the NYPD after almost a decade away in the Law & Order crossover event that launched Stabler's new spin-off, Law & Order: Organized Crime. Here's how Stabler's return ...

The teaser also depicts Stabler's son now working as an NYPD officer and the return of Ellen Burstyn as the mother of Christopher Meloni's iconic detective.

So, did Elliot Stabler’s return to Law & Order: SVU live up to the hype? That depends on your L&O proclivities. If you enjoy a solid crime-o’-the-week episode, better luck next week. If you ...

Detective Elliot Stabler is leading a new show in a “Law & Order: SVU” spinoff. “He’s back,” actor Christopher Meloni said of his character in a Facebook post. NBC has ordered a 13 ...

Elliot Stabler Will Be Running His Own NYPD Organized Crime Unit For 12 seasons, Christopher Meloni portrayed NYPD detective Elliot Stabler, one of the lead detectives in the Special Victims Unit ...

Elliot Stabler is "coming home." This is the very message teased in the exclusive first look at the new key art for NBC's Law & Order: Organized Crime. In the just-released image for the upcoming ...

On one hand, Stabler’s return to the force signals the lingering power of the good-old-boys’ club in the TV portrayal of the NYPD. On the other hand, this is a chance for Law and Order to ...

While on a jog, Stabler runs into Donnelly, who plays audio of Stabler's current partner, Sgt. Ayanna Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt), on an NYPD podcast talking about Stabler's suspension.