While NBC has yet to announce any concrete details about a 24th season of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," the network has promised that it will produce at least one more season of the long-running crime drama.
Back in February of 2020, NBC parent company NBCUniversal announced that super producer Dick Wolf signed a deal to remain employed by the network for at least five more years. Within that announcement, NBC revealed that it had likewise renewed "SVU" for three more seasons. At the time, the series was in the midst of its 21st season, so the upcoming Season 24 will mark the final batch of episodes covered by this announcement.
That said, Wolf remains an employee of NBCUniversal for at least three more years, so barring some sort of massive dip in ratings or, say, the loss of one of its lead actors, "SVU" will likely continue past Season 24. For now, though, fans can rest assured that more "SVU" after the conclusion of its 23rd season is a done deal.
