LAW & ORDER 
COLD JUSTICE 
CHICAGO FIRE 
Dick Wolf is renewing his commitment to NBCUniversal.The prolific producer and his Wolf Entertainment label have signed a mammoth five-year extension to his deal at Universal Television, a division of NBCUniversal Content Studios, which sources say is worth nine figures. Universal TV has been Wolf's studio home for the last 36 years.News of the deal comes just over a month after Wolf struck another significant pact with NBCU, on that occasion for the streaming rights to his catalogue, including more...
Wolf Entertainment
Dick
Wolf
Writer / Producer
Long TV’s king of the police procedural, Wolf passed a major milestone this year when NBC renewed “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” for a 21st season, making it the longest running live-action, scripted, prime time series in the history of television, surpassing “Gunsmoke” and the original “Law & Order,” both of which ran for 20 seasons. He also has three Windy City-set series on NBC, “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago PD” and “Chicago Med,” as well as the CBS series “FBI” and its spinoff “FBI Most Wanted,” which premieres in 2020. Additionally, Wolf Entertainment is producing several reality shows (Oxygen’s “Murder for Hire,” “Cold Justice” and “Criminal Confessions,” Fox’s “First Responders Live”), and expanding into podcasts through a partnership with Endeavor Audio.
