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Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Season 5 Debuts on Peacock with Franchise Crossover

The new season introduces a 10-episode arc featuring Elliot Stabler undercover, expanded family dynamics, and Christopher Meloni’s writing debut.

Overview

  • Season 5 premiered April 17 with a two-episode event airing on NBC as part of a crossover with 'Law & Order' and 'SVU,' and is now streaming on Peacock with weekly episodes releasing every Thursday.
  • Detective Elliot Stabler, played by Christopher Meloni, goes undercover to infiltrate a trucking-based drug and human trafficking operation, marking a darker serialized narrative for the show.
  • The season explores high-stakes themes like cross-border smuggling, domestic terrorism, and a vendetta from an Italian crime family tied to Stabler’s past in Rome.
  • Christopher Meloni made his writing debut with the second episode, which highlights nuanced character dynamics, including a reunion with Mariska Hargitay’s Olivia Benson.
  • Family dynamics take center stage with Dean Norris promoted to a series regular as Stabler’s brother Randall, and Stabler’s son Eli joining the NYPD while preparing for fatherhood.