“I will confirm that it has moved to the history books,” Wolf told reporters. “We’re extremely disappointed, but that’s business, that’s life. Every show is born under a death sentence. They just don’t tell you the date of execution.”
It is crazy to think that this show had twenty seasons, and there was even a possibility for a twenty first season. Most dramas are lucky to reach even half that, and Law & Order was enough of a cultural milestone that it lasted this long, and spawned numerous spinoffs as well.
What do you think? Should NBC have brought it back for another year? Let us know in the comments.
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If it aint broke then don't fix it! Why couldn't there be both, LA and the Original? When we get tired of a show, the ratings will let you know. Until then give the people what they want.