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Law & Order: Organized Crime has some unexpected news. While NBC has not renewed the series for a sixth season, Deadline reports the network has instead decided to put its fifth season, which just wrapped airing earlier this year, on its original 10 Pm time slot behind Law & Order and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit on September 25. The Christopher Meloni-led spin-off moved exclusively to Peacock last year for the fifth season, Deadline reports the reair on NBC will likely help the network decide its fate. The series charted in Peacock’s Top 10, peaking at number 2 over the course of its fifth season run.

What Happened in 'Law& Order: Organized Crime' Season 5?

The fifth season of Law & Order: Organized Crime began with Elliot Stabler at a crossroads of priorities. Last season, Elliot found out that his son, Eli (Nicky Torchia), had gotten his girlfriend Becky pregnant,...

Law & Order: Organized CrimeSeason 5 has come to a close, which marks the conclusion of the first full season of the Dick Wolf police procedural to air exclusively on Peacock. It was announced last year that the Christopher Meloni-led show was renewed for a fifth season, but it would take place exclusively on NBC’s streaming service. Ever since the show’s April 17 premiere, the show has maintained dominance in Peacock’s Top 10 every week. The series peaked at #2 on May 3, 2025.

Season 5's move exclusively to Peacock also came with a bump in the rating to Ma. For the most part, this means an increase in the graphic nature of violence (some of us are still a little scarred from the fingers), as well as the addition of explicit language. In a recent interview with TV Insider, Meloni talked about what he feels like the series was able to accomplish for the fifth season,...

Law & Order: Organized Crime made the move from NBC to Peacock for its fifth season, and due to the nature of streaming shows, that means it only consisted of 10 episodes. The Season 5 finale of the Christopher Meloni-led drama began streaming as of Thursday, June 12. This season saw the exit of an original cast member and a major death for the Stabler family. But what does Organized Crime‘s future hold? Does it have one? Read on for everything we know about a potential Season 6, from the cast to the premiere date and more. Is Law & Order: Organized Crime renewed for Season 6? Not yet. But the finale was just released, and it’s its first on Peacock. It’s not necessarily a bad sign that it hasn’t been renewed. What happened in the Organized Crime Season 5 finale? In the penultimate episode, Stabler’s brother Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 finale, “He Was a Stabler.”] How far will Stabler (Christopher Meloni) go after Julian Emery (Tom Payne) killed his brother, Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter)? Well, early on in the Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 finale, he seems very serious about setting Emery’s muscle, Vincent (Paul Gorvin), on fire to get the crime boss’ location. Stabler is out ostensibly on bereavement leave — he must really be hurting, Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt) and Reyes (Rick Gonzalez) agree — when really, he and McKenna (Jason Patric) are holding Vincent in an abandoned building. “You have no idea the lengths I’m going to go to to get what I want,” Stabler warns, covering Vincent with lighter fluid and lighting a match. “You’re in a very bad situation, but so am I. I don’t want to be here. You brought me here. You and Emery. You made ...

Editor's Note: The following article contains spoilers for the Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5, Episode 9 episode "Off the Books"

Law & Order: Organized Crime's move to Peacock for its fifth season came with big swings. Within the first two episodes, Christopher Meloni's Detective Elliot Stabler ended up being hit by the cab of a semi-truck and then slipped into a coma, only to be woken up to the sound of his brother Randall (Dean Norris) flirting with Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay). As the season has progressed, old enemies from Elliot's time living and working in Italy have reared their heads and his family drama continues. In between trying to recover from his accident, helping his son Eli (Nicky Torchia) adjust to fatherhood and his role as an NYPD cop, Elliot also wrestled with his brother, Joseph Stabler Jr. or Joey (Michael Trotter), in the wind, effectively a ghost haunting his family.

Elliot Stabler’s personal life and family have been a major part of Law & Order: Organized Crime since its second season. After her Emmy-winning guest role in Law & Order: Svu, Ellen Burstyn returned to Organized Crime Season 2 as Stabler’s mother, Bernadette Stabler. We also saw Dean Norris and Michael Trotter as Stabler’s brothers, Randall and Joe.

One of the Season 4 storylines about the family involved Elliot and Randall trying to help Joe with his drug issues. However, he rejects their help and joins criminal boss Julian Emery. He was absent throughout the fifth season until he appeared in the latest episode, Off the Books. However, he meets with a devastating fate that might push Elliot to break his moral boundaries.

What happened in the ninth episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime? Michael Trotter as Joe Stabler and Christopher Meloni as Elliot Stabler in a still...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 Episode 9 “Off the Books.”] Law & Order: Organized Crime delivers a devastating blow to the Stabler family in the penultimate episode of Season 5 — and it sets Stabler (Christopher Meloni) on a dark path. His brother, Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter), has made his way into the inner circle of crime boss Julian Emery (Tom Payne), and thanks to a call, Stabler now knows he’s in New York. But Emery tells Joe he knows his secret then brings him to see a demonstration of what happens to those who break his trust: They get killed. Emery’s been taking hits lately, and it seems he’s back in the States to reestablish himself and get a big payday with a new drug, captagon, a highly addictive psychoactive stimulant. Stabler does eventually tell Tanner (Olivia Thirlby) that his brother is his Ci and insists he trusts him. But is ...

Detective Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) professional and personal lives are colliding as Law & Order: Organized Crime nears the end of its fifth season. The penultimate episode drops on Peacock on Thursday, June 5, and TV Insider has an exclusive sneak peek of “Off the Books.” While one of Stabler’s brothers, Randall (Dean Norris), has been home and helping look after their mother, Bernie (Ellen Burstyn), Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) is embedded with crime boss Julian Emery (Tom Payne). At the end of the last episode, Joe called Stabler to check on their mother (who was in the hospital), and Elliot asked how he was. “Good enough,” Joe said. “Listen, no matter what happens, and it’s going to happen soon, now, Elliot, know that I love you. I made my own choices.” Stabler tried to convince him to let him bring him in so he could protect him, but Joe repeated,...

Author's Note: The following article contains spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5, Episode 3 "Paranza dei Bambini"

This hurts to see so early on in the season. Law & Order: Organized Crime just lost a regular cast member at the end of the latest episode, "Paranza dei Bambini." NBC confirms that Ainsley Seiger, who has spent the last five seasons playing Detective Jet Slootmaekers, exited the series at the end of episode three. The computer whiz detective took a leave of absence after the events of Season 5, Episode 2 "Dante's Inferno" where she's roughed up by a suspect on an undercover operation with Detective Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni). In Episode 3, it's revealed that she was offered a job by the FBI but turned it down. When she's checked in on by Sgt. Ayanna Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt), she's encouraged to take another look at the FBI's offer. This eventually leads to Jet's departure.

While Law & Order and Svu are on a break this week after their crossover, Law & Order: Organized Crime, now a Peacock original, returns with a new episode tomorrow, April 24. The new episode for the Christopher Meloni-led spin-off is "Paranza dei Bambini" which roughly translates from Italian to "the trawler of children." Ahead of the new episode, a sneak peek has been released featuring the franchise's most iconic sibling duo to date: Elliot (Meloni) and Randall Stabler (Dean Norris). While the sneak peek doesn't offer much context to the greater episode, it reminds fans that times, this franchise is actually a comedy and not just a police procedural.

To recap, the first two episodes of Organized Crime involved Detective Elliot Stabler going undercover and promptly getting hit by an 18-wheeler. The episode "Paranza dei Bambini" is set roughly two weeks after the events of "Dante's Inferno," according to Randall.

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High Potential Episode 7 is bannered by several notable guest stars, which include Addison Timlin (Californication), Michael Trotter (Law & Order: Organized Crime), and Jd Pardo (Mayans M.C.).  

"One of Us" enters unfamiliar territory as Morgan and her peers in the LAPD encounter a hostage situation. It comes at a difficult time as well since Morgan has taken Ava inside the headquarters to tour her around. 

High Potential Episode 7 (the show's Fall finale) premiered on ABC on November 12.

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High Potential‘s midseason finale episode is almost here, and we have an exclusive sneak peek clip at Morgan’s (Kaitlin Olson) latest case in Tuesday’s (November 12) new installment titled, “One of Us.” In the first look (embedded above), Morgan attempts to solve a murder while being held at gunpoint in the Los Angeles Police Department. As the logline teases, Morgan brings her daughter Ava (Amirah J) into the department to show her around when things suddenly go awry and take a dangerous turn when the precinct is held hostage by the friends of a recently convicted man. Disney / Mitch Hasseth As the gun-wielding individuals seek answers, Lieutenant Melon (Garret Dillahunt) finds himself in the crosshairs. “I wish I could say there was something they missed,” Melon notes, looking at the investigation board, but adds, “It’s all here.” When one of the criminals (played by Michael Trotter) points a gun at Melon,...

Season 5 of Law & Order: Organized Crime is on the way, and Dean Norris, known for his role as Randall Stabler, is about to get a big promotion.

The seventh series in the Law & Order franchise is about to bring Norris character to the forefront with its fifth season. According to the deadline, Norris will be a series regular starting season 5. Previously, Randall Stabler was just a recurring one, appearing in just nine of the previous 13-episode season. Now that Randall has patched things up with his brother and series protagonist Elliot (Chis Meloni), he should make several more appearances. Norris is arguably best known for his role as Hank Sharader on Breaking Bad. Some of his other acting credits include United States of Al, Claws, Better Call Saul, and even The Big Bang Theory.

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Something that Law & Order: Organized Crime has done so well, and we hope it’s able to continue to do even more with the move to Peacock, is showcase the Stabler family. Detective Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) relationships with the members of his family are just as complicated as the cases he works as part of the Organized Crime Control Bureau, as was especially seen in Season 4. But considering how dark the show can get and how it was even launched as a two-parter with Svu (with Elliot’s wife’s death), we also can’t help but expect tragedy. And with the addition of two Stabler brothers last season (and us refusing to even think about Ellen Burstyn‘s Bernadette getting killed off), signs seem to point towards one of them. To say that Elliot’s relationships with his brothers Randall (Dean Norris) and Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter...

Some of you will recognize the new face on Law &Order, if you were ever a fan of Fox’s drama “Prison Break” back in the day, then you will recognize Dean Norris. You might also recognize him from other roles such as Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Uncle Daddy in Claws, and “Big Jim” Rennie on the CBS series “Under the Dome” The actor has been in nearly 50 movies and over 100 different TV shows.

Law And Order Spoilers – Family Tension?

In Law & Order, he portrays Randall Stabler, brother to Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and will be a series regular on the fifth season premiering on Peacock.

Apparently, his character is returning in order to help take care of their Mom, Bernadette, portrayed by Ellen Burstyn. What is the drama between these two? It goes way back an incident involving their Father years prior, though right now we don’t know what that is.

Law & Order: Organized Crime season 5 has promoted a major recurring character ahead of the show's move from NBC. The police drama, led by Christopher Meloni as Elliot Stabler, will be making the transition to become a streaming-first series on Peacock. The premiere date for Law & Order: Organized Crime season 5 has yet to be determined, though it has been confirmed that the spinoff will continue to build on an established storyline.

Deadline reports that Dean Norris has been upgraded from a recurring actor to a main cast member for Law & Order: Organized Crime season 5, continuing to play Elliot's older brother Randall Stabler. Norris, known for his role as Hank Schader on Breaking Bad, was introduced as Randall in the previous season of Law & Order and established the siblings were once estranged.

Randall Stabler Has A Key Part In Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 It Expands Elliot's...

Exclusive: Elliot Stabler’s reconciliation with his once estranged older brother Randall is taking hold. Dean Norris, who recurred as Randall Stabler last season, has been promoted to a series regular for the upcoming fifth season of Law & Order: Organized Crime, which is moving to Peacock after four seasons on NBC.

Norris was introduced as Randall, Elliott’s (Chris Meloni) successful real estate developer brother, last season when the duo cared for their ailing mom Bernadette (Ellen Burstyn). Randall, who had left the family when he was young, had previously had a long-standing tension with Elliot stemming from an event involving their father. Norris appeared in nine of Season 4’s 13 episodes. Last season also featured as a recurring character Randall and Elliott’s younger brother, Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter), who ended up becoming an informant for the Occb.

Law & Order: Organized Crime is executive produced by Dick Wolf,...

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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 4 Finale “Stabler’s Lament.”] Organized Crime is ending its run on NBC—the drama moves to Peacock for its fifth season—with a case that’s personal to Stabler (Christopher Meloni): His brother, Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter), is embedded with the big bad, Julian Emery (Tom Payne). So when better to throw in another emotional Stabler family dinner? Stabler starts the episode in a very contemplative state, at Kathy’s grave. “I sometimes feel I don’t know where I am. It’s as if the world and everything in it has become unrecognizable. Kids, grandkids, my brothers, ma, unrecognizable,” he admits. “It’s like I’m in a world that’s changed, and I’m trying, but… I know how to do my job and all the things that come with that. It’s all the other stuff, the stuff that makes up life, I’...

L&o: Organized Crime will air its final episode on NBC this month. Will the show kill off Detective Stabler as it moves to streaming? Season 4 of the Law & Order spinoff is set to wrap up this month. The Stabler family has been in danger throughout the season, but if the show kills off a family member, which one will it be?

L&o: Organized Crime Fans Relieved, Angry Over Renewal

The fate of Law & Order: Organized Crime came down to the wire. Its sister show Special Victims Unit, and the flagship show, Law & Order, got renewals back in March. Many fans of the franchise feared the worst for the Organized Crime spinoff featuring Christopher Meloni as Detective Stabler. He previously played the role on Svu for 12 seasons before abruptly leaving in 2011.

However, his highly anticipated return didn’t garner the ratings everyone expected. The show was...

Tate Ellington had told us that the technical difficulties suffered by the team in the last episode would continue going forward, and TV Insider’s exclusive sneak peek of the May 9 episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime shows just that. Jet (Ainsley Seiger) passes the laptop from the Boone farm to Vargas (Ellington). “If we can find a pattern in the heroin smuggling routes, maybe we can narrow down where and when the Emery shipment’s coming in,” she says. Then an Atf agent comes in to speak with Bell (Danielle Moné Truitt), but she quickly shuts him down when he starts talking about sharing information and being transparent in their joint operation. However, Vargas panicking—”This is not happening!”—puts a stop to that. Watch the full sneak peek above to find out how big of a problem this is. In “Goodnight,” Stabler (Christopher Meloni) and Randall (Dean Norris...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 4 Episode 11 “Redcoat.”] Somewhere, Martin Whitly is proudly going, “My boy!” Law & Order: Organized Crime‘s latest villain has made his onscreen debut, and Tom Payne‘s Julian Emery appears to have his claws in one of Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) brothers. Stabler’s undercover op comes to an end with Angus (Stephen Lang) in custody—and agreeing to share all he knows. But what Stabler doesn’t know is that his brother Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) joins Emery on his plane in the final scene. Emery tells “Junior” to “buckle up.” Below, Tate Ellington, who plays the team’s tech expert Vargas, teases what’s next in the case again Emery, how the season ends, and more. The episode ends with the reveal of Joe on the plane with Julian, so how does that shake ...

Stabler and his team will be back on the job for season five but will have a new home. Law & Order: Organized Crime is reportedly being renewed but is moving from NBC to the Peacock streaming service.

A procedural drama series, Law & Order: Organized Crime is a spin-off of the long-running Law & Order: Svu TV show and stars Christopher Meloni, Danielle Moné Truitt, Ainsley Seiger, and Rick Gonzalez. Dean Norris and Michael Trotter have recurring roles in the fourth season. The story follows the detectives of the NYPD's Organized Crime Control Bureau as they work to dismantle the city's most vicious and violent illegal enterprises. Det. Elliot Stabler (Meloni) has returned to the force after a decade away and must rebuild his life after a devastating personal loss. Stabler's sergeant and partner, Ayanna Bell (Truitt),...

Though Law & Order: Organized Crime revolves around one of Law & Order's most established characters, it's also the newest scripted series in the NBC franchise. It's typically the lowest-rated series on Thursday nights but also airs later in the evening. Could Law & Order: Organized Crime potentially be cancelled, or is it sure to be renewed for season five? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A procedural drama series, Law & Order: Organized Crime is a spin-off of the long-running Law & Order: Svu TV show and stars Christopher Meloni, Danielle Moné Truitt, Ainsley Seiger, and Rick Gonzalez. Dean Norris and Michael Trotter have recurring roles in the fourth season. The story follows the detectives of the NYPD's Organized Crime Control Bureau as they work to dismantle the city's most vicious and violent illegal enterprises. Det. Elliot Stabler (Meloni)...

Stabler's life doesn't get any easier in the fourth season of the Law & Order: Organized Crime TV show on NBC. As we all know, Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Law & Order: Organized Crime is cancelled or renewed for season five. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the fourth season episodes of Law & Order: Organized Crime here. *Status Update Below.

An NBC procedural drama series, Law & Order: Organized Crime is a spin-off of the long-running Law & Order: Svu TV show and stars Christopher Meloni, Danielle Moné Truitt, Ainsley Seiger, and Rick Gonzalez. Dean Norris and Michael Trotter have recurring roles in the fourth season. The...

Law & Order: Organized Crime fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 4 Episode 11 episode titled Redcoat!

Find out everything you need to know about the Redcoat episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Law & Order: Organized Crime Redcoat Season 4 Episode 11 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” titled “Redcoat,” airing on NBC at 10:00 Pm on May 2, 2024, viewers are in for a gripping ride through the complex world of crime and justice. Stabler finds himself facing a daunting challenge as he fights to maintain his standing within the farm’s inner circle, all while his closest ally comes under scrutiny. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, Stabler must navigate treacherous waters to protect his position and uphold his principles.

Meanwhile, the team embarks on a relentless...

Get ready for a gripping new episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” titled “Redcoat,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, exclusively on NBC. In this intense installment, Stabler finds himself facing a daunting challenge as he fights to maintain his position within the farm’s inner circle. With his greatest ally under scrutiny, Stabler must navigate treacherous waters to protect his standing and reputation.

Meanwhile, the team races against the clock to uncover the identity of their top target. However, their efforts may prove futile as they discover that they are already too late to intercept his latest shipment. As tensions rise and stakes escalate, the battle against organized crime reaches a critical juncture, with Stabler and his team facing their most formidable adversary yet.

Don’t miss a minute of the action-packed drama in “Redcoat,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, only on NBC.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Law & Order: Organized CrimeSeason 4 Episode 10 “Crossroads.”] The Organized Crime Control Bureau now has to mourn one of its own. Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) latest undercover operation on Organized Crime has him looking into an organization moving heroin tied to his brother Joe’s (Michael Trotter) drug use. And in order to maintain his cover, Stabler can’t react—as a montage of moments from the season plays—when he’s ordered to bury the body of none other than Detective Sam Bashir (Abubakr Ali) after he went missing connected to the case. He leans on the fact that he was a Marine (his tattoo) to let his anger out and question Angus (Stephen Lang) about it. Angus claims they had nothing to do with his death. Later, Mama Boone (Lois Smith) asks Angus, “We’re just doing Red Coat’s doing now?” He says it’s part of the arrangement he made ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 4 Episode 9 “Semper Fi.”] It’s not easy to make a person see that they need help, as is the case with Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) on Law & Order: Organized Crime when his brothers, Elliot (Christopher Meloni) and Randall (Dean Norris) try to hold an intervention after finding drugs in his hotel room. Joe goes on the defensive, even bringing up how his brothers got into it at that (already infamous) Stabler family dinner and refusing any help, especially Randall’s rehab pitch. He storms out and goes to Randall’s, where their mother Bernadette (Ellen Burstyn) is staying to ask about her rainy day stash because he needs to leave town for a bit. Then, when she says she spent it, he grabs the Mickey Mantle-signed baseball and storms out. Can he stop himself from selling it in his current emotional state? “No, I don’t ...

The intervention that took place in this week’s Law & Order: Organized Crime went even worse than the one that took place in the show’s first season… which is really saying something.

As the episode’s synopsis teased, Elliot and Randall confronted their younger brother, Joe Jr., about his heroin use (and possible selling) during a tense conversation during this week’s hour. In the lead-up, El shared with Randall that he suspected Joe’s drug use began in Afghanistan. And when they broke into Joe’s place, they found needles, drugs and rolls of cash. “We’ve...

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It’s time for (another) Stabler family intervention on Law & Order: Organized Crime, and unsurprisingly, it doesn’t go well. In the April 11 episode, “Semper Fi,” Detective Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) leans into his military network to search for the source of a Middle Eastern heroin pipeline making its way to the U.S. Plus, Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) takes drastic action when his brothers try to stage an intervention. And as you can see in the sneak peek above, Elliot and Randall’s (Dean Norris) attempt to help their brother does not go well at all. “It’s not the easiest thing to take a junkie in a single scene and turn him into a good guy,” Norris tells TV Insider. “We have fun trying!” Joe “feels betrayed,” according to Trotter, because his brothers trick him into thinking they’re going to have a night out together. “Any opportunity [for that] he kind of craves,...

And you thought that Stabler family dinner was tense.

This Thursday’s Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC, 10/9c) will find Randall and Elliot attempting to help Joe Jr., whom they’re fairly sure is using heroin. Given the episode’s official synopsis — which notes that “Joe Jr. takes drastic action when his brothers try to stage an intervention” — we’re guessing that this intervention will go roughly as well as Elliot’s in Season 1. (Maybe Joe Jr. will even blurt out “I love you” to an unsuspecting participant?)

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Law & Order: Organized Crime fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 4 Episode 9 episode titled Semper Fi!

Find out everything you need to know about the Semper Fi episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Law & Order: Organized Crime Semper Fi Season 4 Episode 9 Preview

Get ready for an intense and action-packed episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” titled “Semper Fi,” airing on NBC at 10:00 Pm on April 11, 2024. In this riveting installment, Stabler, portrayed by Christopher Meloni, delves deep into his military connections as he embarks on a relentless quest to uncover the source of a dangerous heroin pipeline originating from the Middle East and infiltrating the streets of the United States.

As Stabler navigates the complexities of the case, he faces formidable challenges and dangerous adversaries. With...

Get ready for a gripping new episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” as Season 4 Episode 9, titled “Semper Fi,” hits the screens on NBC at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, April 11th, 2024. In this intense installment, Stabler taps into his military connections to track down the source of a dangerous heroin pipeline from the Middle East infiltrating the United States.

As the stakes rise, tensions flare within the Stabler family as Joe Jr. takes drastic measures to thwart his brothers’ intervention attempts. Meanwhile, the squad faces a blast from the past as Reyes makes a dramatic return, adding a new layer of complexity to the investigation.

Join NBC as they dive into the world of organized crime, where loyalties are tested, alliances are forged, and justice hangs in the balance. With each twist and turn, “Law & Order: Organized Crime” delivers edge-of-your-seat thrills and thought-provoking drama that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.

Considering what happened at the Stabler family dinner, everyone involved should have known that tensions would rise while Stabler (Christopher Meloni), Randall (Dean Norris), and Joe Jr. (Michael Trotter) help Bernadette (Ellen Burstyn) clean out her old storage unit. TV Insider has an exclusive sneak peek of just that from the March 21 episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime, “Sins of Our Fathers.” “Can’t you just be present for once?” Randall asks while Stabler’s on the phone with Jet (Ainsley Seiger). “Can’t you just be nice for once? He’s got more important things to do than be with family,” Joe counters. As Bernadette looks around, she remarks on all the memories. “We can’t get rid of all this stuff,” she says. But Randall points out she can’t take it with her to her new place since it only has one bedroom. Things take a...

Cbr has an exclusive sneak preview of Law & Order: Organized Crime episode 406.

The sixth episode of Season 4, dubbed "Beyond the Sea," will debut on NBC on Feb. 29 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt. Ahead of the episode's airing, a sneak peek clip reveals Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) getting involved with the investigation of a suspected serial killer. For unknown reasons, the killer has been taunting Stabler, and the seasoned detective does his best to profile the suspect, joining Chief Bonner in privately discussing what they know about the murderer. The new clip can be viewed below.

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The logline for "Beyond the Sea" reads, "When several bodies are found in a seaside town, Stabler navigates the politics and secrets of the close-knit community...

Law & Order: Organized Crime fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 4 Episode 5 episode titled Missing Persons!

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Law & Order: Organized Crime Missing Persons Season 4 Episode 5 Preview

Get ready for a thrilling episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” on NBC! Set your calendars for 10:00 Pm on February 22, 2024, because “Missing Persons” promises to be an intense and action-packed installment.

In this gripping episode, the stakes are higher than ever as a rescued victim from Detective Elliot Stabler’s past suddenly goes missing. With time running out, Stabler and the Organized Crime Task Force race against the clock to track down the missing individual and uncover the truth behind their disappearance.

Meanwhile, tensions...

Law & Order: Organized Crime fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 4 Episode 4 episode titled The Last Supper!

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Law & Order: Organized Crime The Last Supper Season 4 Episode 4 Preview

In the highly anticipated upcoming episode of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” titled “The Last Supper,” scheduled to air on NBC at 10:00 Pm on February 8, 2024, viewers are in for a thrilling ride filled with suspense and drama.

The episode’s description sets the stage for a gripping narrative. Bell, played by Danielle Moné Truitt, and her team face the challenging task of ensuring the safety of a crucial witness and her family as they prepare to testify against the formidable criminal,...

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What's This TV Show About?

A procedural drama series on the NBC television network, Law & Order: Organized Crime is a spin-off of the long-running Law & Order: Svu TV show and stars Christopher Meloni, Danielle Moné Truitt, Ainsley Seiger, and Rick Gonzalez. Dean Norris and Michael Trotter have recurring roles in the fourth season. The story follows the detectives of the NYPD's Organized Crime...

Law & Order: Organized Crime introduces Stabler's estranged brother in season 4, played by Dean Norris. The new episode teaser shows Stabler's brother getting into his car, hinting at their impending reunion. The season will explore the collision between Stabler's personal and professional life with the introduction of two of his brothers.

Law & Order: Organized Crime has offered its first look at Stabler's elder brother. Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) is the lead character of the Law & Order spinoff, which kicked off in 2021, a decade after the character ended his 12-season stint on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, where he originated. This season promises to explore the character even further, including the first appearance of Dean Norris as Elliot's estranged real estate agent brother Randall Stabler.

NBC has now unveiled a new teaser for Law & Order: Organized Crime season 4 episode 2, titled "Deliver Us From Evil." Check it...

Law & Order: Organized Crime has cast Michael Trotter as Elliot Stabler's youngest brother Joe Stabler Jr. Trotter's character, a dishonorably discharged Army veteran, may be involved in shady dealings with a British wine seller. Dean Norris has also been cast as Stabler's older brother Randall in the upcoming season 4 of Organized Crime.

Law & Order: Organized Crime has cast Elliot Stabler's youngest brother. Christopher Meloni, who originated the character of Stabler on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, returned to the franchise as the star of the Organized Crime spinoff in 2021 following his exit from Svu after 12 seasons in 2011. Stabler canonically comes from a large Catholic family with three brothers and two sisters, though his siblings have generally not been featured in ongoing storylines.

Per TVLine, Michael Trotter has been cast as Stabler's youngest brother Joe Stabler Jr. in the upcoming Law & Order: Organized Crime season 4. Trotter will be joining Dean Norris,...

Michael Trotter, best known for playing Gus Grissom on the Disney+ series The Right Stuff, will star in the upcoming fourth season of Law & Order: Organized Crime, where he’ll play Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) youngest brother. As reported by TVLine, Trotter will portray Joe Stabler Jr. in Season 4, which premieres tomorrow, Thursday, January 18, on NBC. It was previously revealed that the new season would introduce two of Stabler’s siblings, his older brother, Randall, and his youngest brother, Joe Jr. Joe Jr. spent 15 years in the Army before being dishonorably discharged for an unknown reason. He now works as the right-hand man for a British wine merchant, but there is something about his job that makes him ashamed to reunite with Elliot, whom he considers his hero. As previously reported, Breaking Bad alum Dean Norris will play older brother Randall, who left the family when he was...

Law & Order: Organized Crime will be introducing Elliot Stabler’s brothers in the upcoming season and the casting for one of them has been revealed.

Christopher Meloni will be joined on screen by an actor playing his younger brother, Joe Stabler Jr., in season four.

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TVLine reveals that Michael Trotter has landed the role. He was previously seen in the Disney+ series The Right Stuff and his real-life wife Jamie Gray Hyder actually played detective Kat Tamin on Law & Order: Svu.

So, what do you need to know about Joe?

“Joe Jr. is the youngest brother, who spent more than a decade in the Army before being dishonorably discharged; the exact reason behind his departure from the military remains unknown. He now works as the right-hand man to a British wine merchant — and there’s something about the work that makes him...

Meet Elliot Stabler’s baby brother.

Michael Trotter (The Right Stuff) will play Joe Stabler Jr. in Law & Order: Organized Crime’s upcoming Season 4, TVLine has learned.

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In November, TVLine exclusively reported that the NBC procedural was planning to introduce two of the Stabler brothers in the coming season.

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Joe Jr. is the youngest brother,...

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“As a man who identifies as a country music singer, I feel Americana ain’t no part of nothin’,” he said onstage at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium that year. “It is a distraction from the issues that we are facing on a bigger level as country music singers.”

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Detective Grace Muncy is a good cop who handles rape survivors with empathy. But Svu’s newest member is also a tough nut with, as Molly Burnett puts it, “anger issues.” Her protective shell cracks a bit on the March 30 episode of Law & Order: Svu after Captain Benson (Mariska Hargitay) has Muncy’s younger brother, Teddy (Michael Trotter) brought in as a person of interest on a case in which women are drugged and delivered to men who pay to sexually abuse them. Burnett talks about her complicated character and her experience being part of TV’s record-breaking crime show. Muncy is a bit of a mystery so far. She’s cynical and she sometimes seems to be itching for a fight. Who is Svu’s newest detective? Molly Burnett: I would say that’s true. Her mom died when she was really young and she was kind...