For the last 24 seasons, Law and Order: SVU has kept longtime fans on its toes. Even more than two decades later, the show continues to tell stories that push the envelope while simultaneously pulling on fans’ heartstrings.
In early April, viewers were ecstatic to learn that NBC renewed SVU for season 25, making it one of the oldest series to run on TV consistently. What’s more, it will be a milestone for Mariska Hargitay and Ice-T, as they officially became the longest-running male and female actors in all of television.
While it’s still a bit before the season 25 premieres later this fall, there are some clues as to what fans can expect to see on their small screens. Make sure you “save” at the top of this article, because just like the SVU, we’ll be following this case closely. Here’s what to know about Law and Order: SVU season 25:
Is there a Law and Order: SVU season 25?
In early April, the official social media team for the Law and Order universe announced on Instagram that SVU got renewed for season 25. Sharing behind the scenes moments with Mariska, Christopher Meloni and other cast members, the post revealed that the original series Law and Order and the spin-off Law and Order: Organized Crime got picked up as well.
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While Mariska didn’t explicitly share her excitement on the monumental season renewal, she did make a reflection post on her time working on the show. Uploading a throwback photo on Instagram, she expressed how grateful she is to be in her position today.
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Reacting to Mariska’s post, some couldn’t help feeling emotional about having to say goodbye to their favorite series for the summer while also looking ahead at the exciting future.
“January 18. The wait is over,” read the words in the snippet uploaded on November 20.
