Prime Video’s Cancelled ‘Law and Order’ Replacement Officially Gets a Second Chance on Streaming



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Dick Wolf is regarded as the king of procedurals, and for good reason. Over the last several years, the veteran producer has put together some of television’s biggest franchises. Law & Order on NBC, The FBIs on CBS, and One Chicago on NBC made his name one of the most recognizable. Several of these shows are now many years into their runs and do well for the networks, but they are not what they used to be. From fewer episodes to cast departures, Wolf’s shows and the broader procedural landscape have been upended.

Meanwhile, streaming services have also been looking to venture into procedurals, and last year, Prime Video made this attempt with Wolf’s short-lived drama. Co-created by Dick’s son Elliot Wolf and Tim Walsh, this 30-minute-per-episode thriller was an adrenaline-fueled ride into one of the world’s most unpredictable jobs: policing. It follows two cops, one a veteran police officer and the other a rookie. Traci Harmon (Troian Bellisario), returns to work after a devastating loss and is paired with Alex Diaz (Brandon Larracuente) to train him in patrol policing in Long Beach, California.

On Call received generally negative reviews from critics, but fans were impressed, pushing it to the top of Prime Video’s charts during its run. The thriller was canceled after one season but remains an engaging watch. This might explain why the show has been one of the most-watched on Prime Video over the last week, appearing on the streamer’s top ten chart. Prime Video is seeing a lot of success with thrillers like The Terminal List, Neagley, and Reacher, so On Call could be benefiting from this wave.

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Why Was ‘On Call’ Canceled?

The show’s cancellation had nothing to do with critical or streaming reception. Even with a 55% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, its 91% audience score and strong viewership positioned it for renewal, and Prime Video was willing to renew it for two more seasons. However, the streaming service had one condition: the production company must reduce the series premiums.

The deal fell apart when the two sides couldn’t agree, and Prime Video passed on the renewal. However, the streamer also agreed to revert the show’s rights to the producers if they found another home for the show. It was shopped around, with Peacock eyed as the new home, but the move never materialized. That marked the end of the road for it, and Larracuente moved to Wolf’s Chicago Fire while Bellisario continues acting and directing in other projects.

Stream all eight episodes of On Call on Prime Video and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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