Law and Order: Do all the shows have enough episodes to make a Law and Order Cha!
Question: Well let's see:
Original L&O: 393 eps aired so far
SVU: 193 (so far)
CI: 143 (so far)
Trial By Jury: 13 (cancelled)
Conviction: 13 (cancelled)
Total that can be re-aired as of now: 755 hours of TV (not counting any eps that went over 1hr).
It would take almost 32 days straight to show them all before they'd need another one, so yes, there are enough to make a "Law and Order" channel, or they could just rename TNT or USA that already.
Answers: Well let's see:
Original L&O: 393 eps aired so far
SVU: 193 (so far)
CI: 143 (so far)
Trial By Jury: 13 (cancelled)
Conviction: 13 (cancelled)
Total that can be re-aired as of now: 755 hours of TV (not counting any eps that went over 1hr).
It would take almost 32 days straight to show them all before they'd need another one, so yes, there are enough to make a "Law and Order" channel, or they could just rename TNT or USA that already.
Coming this fall:
The Law & Order Network
all Law & Order shows all the time.
(Law & Order: Trial By Jury wll be on at 2 'o clock in the morning).
The Star Trek network
all Star Trek shows all the time
(Enter our contest to become George Takei's "very special friend").
The Aaron Spelling network
all Aaron Spelling shows 24/7.
(Seriously, this might happen).
Yes it does. They have been on for a number of seasons and there are three of them. All you would have to do is combine USA and TNT.
Awesome idea. There must be over 600 episodes. Remember Crime & Punnishment? And that one with Bebee Newworth? I like them all. RIP Lenny.
I looked it up before I saw that Lucy Locket had done the same. My source was imdb.com and got the same numbers. I can add that L&O started September 1990 and is starting it 18th season next month. SVU started September 1999 and is in season 9. Criminal Intent is in season 7, starting October 2001. I didn't bother with the other 2 since they died out and I never watched them anyway. Yep, that's enough for a network right there.
Side note: The CSI franchise has almost as much network saturation with 8, 6, and 4 years running. L&O just got a major headstart on 'em. I can look up either set of shows in my area and will find at least 2 of each any day of the week, with the exception of there being no CSI on Saturday.
They do. But then where would all of the other channels find enough programming. Some days it seems like Law and Order and CSI are the only thing on tv.