Jason Patric Joins Law & Order: Organized Crime for Its Streaming Debut

Get ready for a fresh face in the world of organized crime busting! Actor Jason Patric is stepping into the role of Detective Tim McKenna in the upcoming fifth season of Law & Order: Organized Crime. This isn't Patric's first rodeo in the TV series scene, but it's a significant move for him. The show, which has previously aired on NBC, is making a switch to the streaming platform Peacock for its fifth season. The series, headlined by Christopher Meloni, follows the dedicated detectives of the Organized Crime Control Bureau as they tackle the toughest criminal syndicates in New York City. Joining Patric and Meloni are series regulars Danielle Moné Truitt, Ainsley Seiger, Rick Gonzalez, and Dean Norris. The show is a production of Universal Television, in collaboration with Dick Wolf, Matt Olmstead, and Ilene Chaiken. Patric, known for his roles in movies like The Lost Boys and Speed 2, is no stranger to the entertainment industry. His involvement in the series comes after his starring role in Fox's Wayward Pines and recent appearances in action and horror films like Armor and Terrifier 3. The show's production team includes notable names like Paul Cabbad, Peter Jankowski, and, of course, Christopher Meloni. The upcoming season will see some changes behind the scenes too. After the departure of John Shiban, Matt Olmstead has been brought back to help with the remaining scripts. This season promises to be an exciting blend of old and new, offering fans a fresh perspective while staying true to the show's core.