Dean Norris, who recurred as Randall Stabler last season, has been promoted to a series regular for the upcoming fifth season of Law & Order: Organized Crime, which is moving to Peacock after four ...

EXCLUSIVE: Elliot Stabler’s reconciliation with his once estranged older brother Randall is taking hold. Dean Norris, who recurred as Randall Stabler last season, has been promoted to a series regular ...

Law & Order: Organized Crime‘s Elliot Stabler is going to have more time to spend with his brother Randall this season: Dean Norris has been promoted to series regular for the upcoming Season 5 ...

Norris recurred last season on Organized Crime — which, we should note, is moving to Peacock after four seasons on NBC — as real estate developer Randall Stabler, the older brother of ...

When I spoke with Dean Norris back in the spring, he also shared how he, Christopher Meloni, and Michael Trotter created their dynamic as brothers in Season 4, saying: We have [all spent time ...

To say that Elliot’s relationships with his brothers Randall (Dean Norris) and Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) are complicated and tense is an understatement. There’s the family history, what ...

According to Deadline, the promotion of Norris means Randall will likely feature in most if not all Season 5 episodes after featuring in nine of Season 4’s 13 installments. As fans will recall ...

Theo Rossi, Josh Brener, and Dean Norris are among the other names adding ... Netflix took to X, previously known as Twitter, to announce the launch date for Carry On amidst a flurry of other ...

Dean Norris, who recurred in the fourth season of OC, has been promoted to series regular status for the upcoming fifth season, and I've flashed back to what the actor told us about the Stabler ...

Lando Norris suggested he was “one metre” from crashing into his team-mate after a daring overtake from Oscar Piastri at Monza. The Australian dived down the inside of Norris into Turn 4 to ...

Lando Norris bounced back from another poor start to dominate the F1 Dutch Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen. Starting from pole position, Norris lost the lead into Turn 1 to Verstappen.