Is Law & Order: Organized Crime Saying Goodbye?

Fans of Law & Order: Organized Crime are on edge. The show's fifth season finale aired on NBC, but there's no word on whether it will return for a sixth season. This isn't just any wait; it's been over five months since the last new episode dropped on Peacock. Fans are taking to social media, begging for answers. Comments range from pleading to downright demanding a renewal. The show's future is unclear. With only ten episodes in Season 5, it's unlikely to stretch into 2026. Plus, another show is taking over its time slot. This leaves NBC viewers and Peacock subscribers in the same boat: no new episodes unless the network or streamer decides to renew the show soon. Some fans appreciate the show's darker tone on Peacock, free from network TV restrictions. Others enjoy the crossover with Law & Order: SVU, which brings back a familiar face. But the lack of news is causing frustration. It's been a long wait, and fans are ready for a decision, one way or the other. For now, viewers can catch up on the first five seasons of Law & Order: Organized Crime on Peacock. They can also tune in to the latest episodes of Law & Order: SVU and Law & Order on Fridays. But the question remains: will there be a Season 6 of Organized Crime? Only time will tell.