He's Back, But Not on NBC! Meloni's Stabler Takes "Organized Crime" to Peacock for a Streaming Revolution.

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He's Back, But Not on NBC! Meloni's Stabler Takes "Organized Crime" to Peacock for a Streaming Revolution.

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Stabler Takes the Case to Peacock: Law & Order: Organized Crime Moves to Streaming

The gritty streets of New York City are about to get a whole lot grittier, but this time, the action will be exclusively on Peacock. "Law & Order: Organized Crime," the spinoff that brought back fan-favorite Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni), is packing up its precinct and moving to the streaming platform for its fifth season.

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A New Home for the Organized Crime Unit

After four seasons on NBC, the series, which delves into the intricate world of New York City's most ruthless criminal organizations, is making the jump to streaming.

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