The Teams Behind LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME and FBI: MOST WANTED Explain Why They’re Supporting the WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strikes: ‘It Is a Fight For Our Lives’

The Wolf Entertainment shows are no stranger to high-stakes, far-reaching crossovers within the FBI, ONE CHICAGO, and LAW & ORDER franchises. But the creative teams behind the dramas—as well Elliot Wolf, representing the upcoming Prime Video series ON CALL—reunited (and united) outside of the Universal lot for an important reason: To show their support for the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.

“A few of us writers from the Dick Wolf show got together and decided to do a reunion picket,” Christina Piña, who wrote on LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME season 3, as well as serving as a WGA captain at the Universal lot, tells Give Me My Remote. “We all know each other, we’re all friends, we all hang out. So that’s why we’re here today.”

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LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME Post-Mortem: Rick Gonzalez on the Reyes Twist: ‘This is Bobby’s Moment’

[Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Thursday, October 27 episode of LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME, “Behind Blue Eyes.”]
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LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME: Rick Gonzalez Previews a Case ‘Intimately Connected’ to Reyes

Rick Gonzalez is no stranger to television, appearing in over 30 shows—including ARROW, REAPER, RUSH, THE LOST SYMBOL, and BOSTON PUBLIC, as well as guest spots on shows like LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT, BONES, and MR. ROBOT—so when he heard his (eventual) LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME character, Bobby Reyes, was “dynamic,” he was intrigued. Read more

ARROW: Rick Gonzalez Teases a Very Different Rene in Season 8

There’s a lot about the state of Team ARROW that will be up in the air when the show returns for its eighth and final season—with Felicity gone and Oliver’s time potentially running out—and Rick Gonzalez hinted the Rene viewers see will be very different than the one they’ve known for years. Read more

On the Set of RUSH: Tom Ellis and Rick Gonzalez Preview ‘Where Is My Mind?’

RUSH has shown its title character do a fair amount of questionable things over the show’s short run, but his antics in the latest episode are the farthest he’s gone yet: after Rush discovered his father had only helped Alex get his job back at the pestering of Corrinne, Rush’s stepmother, Rush slept with his father’s wife. (Whoops?)

But this is one indiscretion Rush won’t be able to brush off — the guilt will get to him. And on the show’s Vancouver set, Tom Ellis (Rush) previewed what’s in store, and Rick Gonzalez (Manny) teased how Manny will come into play…

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