Dun Dun! Here’s How to Watch and Stream Law & Order Season 25
Law & Order is back and it’s celebrating a landmark Season 25.
The series has been on air for a quarter century, quickly becoming a pillar of primetime and launching several must-see spin-offs. Law & Order‘s formula has maintained its multi-decade chokehold on audiences for a reason — the ripped-from-headlines cases and courtroom tension between the squad and unforgettable guest stars make each season a thrilling new chapter. And Season 25 is set to do it all again.
From Law & Order Season 25’s dynamite ensemble cast to the fresh slate of cases on the horizon, there are plenty of reasons to tune in. Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch Season 25 of Law & Order.
What time do new episodes of Law & Order Season 25 air?
New episodes of Season 25 of Law & Order air on Thursdays at 8/7c on NBC.
This fall on NBC, Law & Order Thursdays are stacked: Season 25 of Law & Order kicks off the lineup at 8/7c, followed by Law & Order: Special Victims Unit at 9/8c, and concluding with Season 5 of Law & Order: Organized Crime at 10/9c.
When do new episodes of Law & Order return in 2026?
Law & Order will take a brief hiatus after this season’s fall finale airs on November 20, 2025. But don’t worry, Law & Order will be back soon with new episodes returning on Thursday, January 8 at 8/7c on NBC.
Where to stream Law & Order Season 25
How to stream past seasons of Law & Order
Need to catch up on past episodes of Law & Order ahead of the landmark season? Peacock is the perfect place for a marathon of all your favorite guest stars, courtroom showdowns, and criminal investigations.
Fans can watch Seasons 13 through 20, Season 23, and Season 24 of Law & Order — as well as SVU, Law & Order: Organized Crime, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent — on Peacock. Fans can also stream Seasons 5 through 10 on the Law & Order FAST channel on LG Channels, Pluto TV, Prime Video, The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, and Xumo Play.
“We have a terrific cast,” Law & Order showrunner Rick Eid said after hopping aboard the long-running procedural in 2024. “It’s still a Dick Wolf [series]: muscular, procedural, focused on topical stories and ethical and moral dilemmas. But I’d say, at the same time, we’re trying to just dig a little bit deeper into the personal lives of our regulars and see how their personal lives intersect with their professional lives.”