Law & Order: LA

2010 - 2011•1 season•22 episodes•~43m•

★6.9(40 ratings)

CrimeDrama

Overview

From the tony Beverly Hills to the seedy side of Hollywood, LAPD’s elite Robbery Homicide Division is on the case. Fusing classic ripped-from-the-headlines storytelling with the backdrop of LA, the series delves into the high profile crimes of the west coast.

Creators

Dick Wolf

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Full Crew

Production

Executive Producer: Dick Wolf
Executive Producer: Christopher Misiano
Executive Producer: Peter Jankowski
Executive Producer: Blake Masters
Co-Executive Producer: Debra J. Fisher

Music & Sound

Original Music Composer: Atli Örvarsson

Keywords

lawyerlos angeles, californiamurder investigationlapdpolice procedural

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Law & Order: LA

2010 - 2011•1 season•22 episodes•~43m•

★6.9(40 ratings)

CrimeDrama

Overview

Creators

Dick Wolf

Watchlist

Full Crew

Production

Executive Producer: Dick Wolf
Executive Producer: Christopher Misiano
Executive Producer: Peter Jankowski
Executive Producer: Blake Masters
Co-Executive Producer: Debra J. Fisher

Music & Sound

Original Music Composer: Atli Örvarsson

Keywords

lawyerlos angeles, californiamurder investigationlapdpolice procedural

Videos

Did You Know?

The series spans 1 season with 22 episodes in total (avg. 22 per season).

Each episode runs approximately 43 minutes.

Originally aired on NBC.

Executive produced by Dick Wolf, Christopher Misiano, Peter Jankowski.

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Rating

6.9/10

Good

40 votes

TV Show Facts

Original Name:

Law & Order: LA

Status:

Canceled

In Production:

Age Rating:

TV-14

Language:

English

Country of Origin:

United States of America

First Episode:

9/29/2010

Last Episode:

7/11/2011

Networks:

Production Companies:

Universal Media Studios

Wolf Entertainment

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Law & Order: LA

Overview

Creators

Full Crew

Production

Music & Sound

Keywords

Videos

Did You Know?

Law & Order: LA

Overview

Creators

Full Crew

Production

Music & Sound

Keywords

Videos

Did You Know?

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Seasons

Season 1

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