Law & Order: Organized Crime

Det. Stabler must infiltrate a crime family aiming to take over New York City's cocaine trade.

Detective Elliot Stabler returns to the NYPD to take on the city's most powerful crime syndicates.

Jet steps into the field to secure intel; Bell considers a proposition from Congressman Kilbride.

Stabler must face the music after crossing a dangerous line with Kosta.

Stabler discovers Flutura's true role in the family business; Bell asks a favor from Kilbride.

Bell must provide protection when a gubernatorial candidate makes quick enemies of the K-O.

Stabler and Brewster take advantage of Reggie's insecurities to force his hand.

Detective Elliot Stabler returns to the NYPD to take on the city's most powerful crime syndicates.

When Eli goes missing, Stabler asks Benson and the task force to help him find his son.

When a notorious cybercriminal escapes prison, Stabler must team up with an unlikely informant.

When a barrage of cyberattacks cripples the city, Stabler is convinced Wheatley is involved.

Stabler asks Bell to have his back when they're called in to defend their actions.

Wheatley and McClane's digital takeover shifts to a series of real-life bomb threats.

As a rolling blackout cripples the city, Stabler and Bell work to stay a step ahead of Wheatley.

The task force investigates the connection between Congressman Kilbride and the Marcy organization.

Stabler settles into a new assignment; Bell reminds Nova who she really works for.

A new ADA urges the task force to flip a member of the brotherhood to get the evidence they need.

The task force makes a critical arrest in the case against the Brotherhood.

Webb enlists Stabler and Donnelly to retrieve cash that's been stolen from one of his employees.

When a girl is kidnapped, Stabler and Benson must track down the culprits before it's too late.

The task force discovers a threat to Stabler's life; the pressure is on to put Webb away for good.

Detective Elliot Stabler returns to the NYPD to take on the city's most powerful crime syndicates.