Law and Order Over There

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Thu Jan 3, 2008 — by Mike Gold

Law and Order Over There

Bobby Sex and Stalkings?

Just when you thought Law and Order was wearing out its welcome, it turns out there are plans for a fourth – no, make it fifth (one flopped) series. But, according to The Hollywood Reporter, it ain't gonna be set or filmed in New York City.

Kudos Film and Television, producers of the brilliant British shows Hustle and Life On Mars, is in negotiations with NBC Universal and Wolf Films to do a series presently called Law & Order: London. It would emulate the format employed by all those NBC shows.

This wouldn't be a first for Dick Wolf. There are Russian versions of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit (a.k.a. The Sex Show) and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. The latter program also appears in its own unique French version.

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Richard Pachter (10:57 AM on Fri Jan 4, 2008)

This one might even get a US airing, since it's sort of in English. Cool.

Mike Gold (3:15 PM on Fri Jan 4, 2008)

The way the WGA strike's going, NBC couldn't get it up fast enough.

"Up" meaning on the air, for my fellow smartasses out there.

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