Law & Order: Organized Crime is the last Wolf show waiting.

The spring of the 2024 TV schedule has been pretty great for fans of super-producer Dick Wolf’s nine-show universe. First, NBC renewed the three shows of One Chicago and two of the three Law & Order shows back in March, and then CBS renewed all three FBI shows just ahead of an FBI/Most Wanted crossover. Those are eight out of nine shows to celebrate, but the latest news just makes me want word on Law & Order: Organized Crime, which is the last Wolf show waiting. Law & Order and SVU are coming back, but what of OC?

For that, let’s look at the latest on the Dick Wolf universe.

From L to R: Tracy Spiridakos on Chicago P.D./Kara Killmer and Alberto Rosende on Chicago Fire.

Shakeups In One Chicago
Some of the One Chicago shakeups in 2024 were actually announced long ago, with Chicago Fire fans learning before Season 12 even premiered that Alberto Rosende and Kara Killmer were leaving, and Killmer departed as Brett following a fishy wedding. Tracy Spiridakos leaving Chicago P.D. as Hailey Upton was also announced ahead of that show’s eleventh season premiere, as well as Luke Mitchell joining the Chicago Med cast.

Now, just weeks after One Chicago’s dramas were guaranteed for the 2024-2025 TV season, Deadline reports that Chicago Med co-showrunners Diane Frolov and Andrew Schneider are leaving the show. The duo have been part of the Med team going back to the first season. In a joint statement, they said that after nine seasons, “we feel it’s time for us to move on and explore other possibilities.”

It remains to be seen what kind of an impact their departures will have on Chicago Med, but it certainly means changes behind the scenes. So, in front of the camera or not, all three shows are bound to be a bit different when they return in the fall.

Barnes in FBI: Most Wanted, Scola in FBI, and Vo in FBI: International

CBS’ FBI Renewals
FBI, FBI: Most Wanted, and FBI: International were renewed in one fell swoop by CBS, after becoming the winners of their time slots on Tuesdays this year. In fact, FBI ranks as the #3 broadcast series overall in 2024 so far, which helps explain why the original show was renewed for another three seasons instead of just one like International and Most Wanted.

The renewals mean that FBI is guaranteed through Season 9, Most Wanted is guaranteed through Season 6, and International is guaranteed through Season 9. FBI leading lady Missy Peregrym had previously opened up about the “very hard” work of a season of the show.