Will ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Season 6 Renewal Update

Law & Order: Organized Crime has made the jump from NBC to Peacock for its fifth season, which means it’s a shorter season with only 10 episodes. We’re already cruising through the third episode of Season 5, and the Season 5 finale is fast approaching on Thursday, June 12, at 3a/2c. So, what’s the scoop on a possible Season 6 for Organized Crime?

As of now, Law & Order: Organized Crime has not yet been renewed for a sixth season. But hey, it’s still early days in the current season, and it’s the first season on Peacock, so there’s still hope! When it comes to the cast, we’ve got Christopher Meloni leading the pack as Detective Elliot Stabler, and other familiar faces like Danielle Moné Truitt, Rick Gonzalez, Ainsley Seiger, and Dean Norris rounding out the crew. However, there have been some changes with Seiger’s character taking a leave from the team by the end of Episode 3 in Season 5. If Season 6 gets the green light and there are no major shakeups, we can expect to see the core cast returning.

As for when Organized Crime Season 6 could hit our screens, it’s a bit of a guessing game. Since streaming shows typically have 10-episode seasons, it could be a fall premiere or a midseason launch. Our money’s on the latter, considering production timelines. And about that trailer for Season 6? Not here yet. It’s still too soon, especially since the show hasn’t landed a renewal just yet.

Meanwhile, Law & Order and SVU are trucking along on NBC, with both series still on the air and no word on their futures. Law & Order is in its 24th season, while SVU is in its impressive 26th season. Stay tuned for more updates, and let’s hope for more Organized Crime in the future!