Recent rumors surrounding "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 is heading on a negative turn. Claims have erupted that the renewal faces cancellation and that Mariska Hargitay prefers a spinoff segment instead.
The longest running drama tv series, "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 is set to be aired on September 21, 2016. The NBC TV series depict the daily stories of crimes of an elite squad in their attempts to investigate and solve sexually-based criminalities.
Despite the claims that have surfaced, there are no affirmations that Mariska Hargitay preferred a spinoff for "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18. Moreover, that presumption should be taken with a grain of salt in mind.
"Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 is created by the Emmy award - winning producer, Dick Wolf. As shown by NBC, "Law and Order" Season 18 series brings out on the TV screens the life challenges and struggles of the Special Victims Unit of New York City's Police Department.
Leading the "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 is the seasoned veteran, Sergeant Olivia Benson (played by Mariskay Hargitay). "Law and Order SVU" Season 18 projects the lady police officer haunted with problems of a grim past. As a rape victim, she grapples with the future of motherhood, while emphatically keeping up with professionalism in leading the team.
If you don't know what happened on #SVU last season, you need this: https://t.co/quq3vpNrwn pic.twitter.com/TZaEef9WuV
— Law and Order: SVU (@nbcsvu) September 11, 2016
Reinvented for another exciting run to the benefit of its million viewers, "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 continues to star Mariska Hargitay and Kelly Giddish Ice-T, Premieredate reports. After a holiday break mid-season finale in November last year, soon"Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 will be the NBC viewers constant home entertainment.
.@Mariska: Backstage at 'Law & Order: SVU' is like a 'day care center' https://t.co/EDrKIr3cEa pic.twitter.com/v3exddBsit — TODAY (@TODAYshow) September 9, 2016
"Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 8 is patterned and created after real-life experiences of people involved on sex crimes. But the detective drama series creator wanted to go even deeper in uncovering the motives and psychology of sex crimes.
"Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 will make the detectives even busier on solving sexually-generated crime stories. NBC's "Law and Order:SVU" Season 18 will never cease to be popular as proven by number of more than 7.5 million viewers and its reviews - the series is here to stay for this decade.
