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Here’s Where to Watch the Season Premieres of Law & Order, Organized Crime and SVU

Here’s Where to Watch the Season Premieres of Law & Order, Organized Crime and SVU

Quick Answer: Watch new Law & Order episodes with a live streaming service like DirecTV Stream or fuboTV, which come with free trials. You can rewatch old episodes of Law & Order series with a Peacock or Hulu subscription.

Law & Order‘s tales of New York City Police Department detectives investigating heinous crimes has spanned six spinoffs, 34 years, and is still going strong. The original series ended its 12-season run in May 2010 (and was revived in 2022), but Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (or simply SVU) has remained the most successful follow-up, due in part to the chemistry between Mariska Hargitay as Olivia Benson and Christopher Meloni as Elliot Stabler.


After leaving in 2011, Meloni returned to the role in 2021 with the premiere of the Stabler-centric Law & Order spinoff, Law & Order: Organized Crime. But there have been long delays due to the WGA writers and SAG-AFTRA actors strike that affected major crossover events like the ones started the during the 2022-2023.

But good news for L&O fans — all three shows will return for 13-episode seasons on Jan. 18 on NBC, in spite of the strike delays. The new season of the original L&O will hit its 500-episode milestone after Sam Waterston celebrated his own 400th episode during the Season 22 finale back in the Spring, so you may want to know how to watch Law & Order for free online. Read below to find out how to stream Law & Order, Organized Crime and SVU at no cost, and catch up on all the episodes online.

When Does Law & Order Air?

Law & Order will air Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on NBC, and if you’re looking to watch its sister series, Law & Order: Organized Crime also airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET on NBC.

The season premieres of Law & Order, SVU and Organized Crime are all set to air on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m., 9 p.m., and 10 p.m. ET, respectively.

How to Watch New Episodes of Law & Order Online

Want to know how to stream Law & Order online? Law & Order airs on NBC, which you can stream with a live TV service like DirecTV Stream, Fubo TV and Sling TV. Is it possible to watch Law & Order online for free? The answer: yes, if you take advantage of free trials, whether you’re watching live or binge-watching past seasons online.

Watch Law & Order on DirecTV Stream

If you’ve cut the cord, you can still catch new episodes of every Law & Order series with DirecTV Stream. The streaming service includes a five-day free trial, and comes with access to local stations like ABC, CBS, CNN, and NBC. A DirecTV Stream Entertainment + Sports Pack gets you access to the NBC and starts at $69.98 a month for two months, then goes up to $94.98 a month after that.

Watch Law & Order on fuboTV

One way to watch Law & Order online for free is with Fubo TV’s free trial. Fubo TV’s seven-day free trial for new users. Fubo TV offers more than 100 channels plus live TV, and after your free trial subscriptions start at just $69.99/month. Each subscription lets you watch on up to three different screens or devices at once, as well as at least 250 hours of DVR, in case you want to re-watch Law & Order episodes.

Watch Law & Order on Sling TV

Sling TV’s Blue package comes with local stations including ABC, CBS, and NBC, along with plenty of other stream-worthy options. A subscription starts at $22.50 a month for the first month, then $45 a month from there. The package includes 42 channels, so all your police procedural streaming needs are covered.

Watch Law & Order on Hulu + Live TV

You can watch a majority of live TV, including the latest episodes of Law & Order, with Hulu + Live TV. Plans start at $76.99 a month, and come with ESPN+ and Disney+. You’ll get access to over 90 channels, including entertainment channels and local TV on ABC, CBS, and NBC.

How to Stream Every Episode of Law & Order Online Free

If you’re a diehard fan and looking for where to watch every episode of Law & Order online, or want to watch episodes of the no longer airing Law & Order: Criminal Intent, NBC’s own streamer Peacock is the best place online to find every Law & Order show and season.

A Peacock subscription costs just $5.99 a month, wile Peacock Premium Plus, which costs $11.99 per month, gives you everything the regular subscription offers but without all the ads.

One of the easiest ways to catch up on older episodes of Law & Order is also with Hulu. Hulu uploads new episodes of Law & Order the day after they air, you can catch up Friday morning after the show. The streamer offers more than 1,650 shows and 2,500 movies including Law & Order.

After your free trial ends, Hulu’s ad-supported plan starts at just $7.99/month, and gets you instant access to watch movies online and stream episodes demand after they air, with interstitial ads. The Hulu (Ad-Free) plan, however, is $14.99/month and lets you watch all of Hulu’s content online without commercials. Both plans come with a 30-day free trial, so you can stream Law & Order for free.

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