Actor Corey Cott, who plays Detective Jake Griffin, has been elevated to series regular status on Law & Order: SVU for season 27. The character was introduced in the season premiere and has appeared in seven episodes so far. This promotion increases Griffin's role within the NYPD storyline.
Law & Order: SVU has bolstered its cast for season 27 by promoting newcomer Corey Cott to a series regular role. Cott portrays Detective Jake Griffin, a character who debuted in the season's opening episode. Since then, Griffin has featured in seven installments, contributing to the show's ongoing investigations into special victims cases.
This marks a significant expansion for the detective's workload within the NYPD framework of the series. Cott brings prior experience to the franchise, having previously appeared as a guest star in a season 18 episode, though in a different character. The move underscores the show's commitment to deepening its ensemble as it progresses into its 27th season.
Fans can catch new episodes of Law & Order: SVU on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on NBC, with episodes available for streaming the following day on Peacock. The promotion was first reported by Give Me My Remote, highlighting Cott's integration into the long-running procedural drama.
