Crime Drama "Law & Order: SVU" Returns for Season 27, Unveiling Key Details
Law & Order: SVU, the long-running crime drama series, is set to return for its 27th season this fall. Here's what fans can anticipate for the upcoming season.
The new season will continue to focus on cases related to sexual assault, a theme that has been a staple of the show since its inception. Mariska Hargitay, who plays Olivia Benson, will once again lead the series, with a new detective joining her team.
Kelli Giddish returns as a series regular as Amanda Rollins, while Ice-T plays Fin Tutuola. Kevin Kane plays Terry Bruno, and Peter Scanavino is a series regular as Dominick Carisi. However, Juliana Aidén Martinez and Octavio Pisano will not return as regulars for this season.
Aime Donna Kelly is expected to return as Renee Curry in a recurring role. Unfortunately, no trailer for the new season has been released yet, but fans can expect the show to air in its usual 9 pm ET/PT slot on Thursdays.
For those without traditional cable/satellite television, the show can be watched live using live TV streaming services such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV. All episodes of Law & Order: SVU season 27 will be available to stream on Peacock the day after they premiere.
While the UK release date for the new season is not available at this time, it is anticipated to debut on Sky Witness and NOW when the time comes. The release date for the new season has not yet been announced, but Law & Order: SVU season 27 is scheduled to premiere in fall 2025-2026 on NBC.
Interestingly, some storylines in the new season are inspired by real-life events, "ripped from the headlines." However, no further details about these storylines have been released yet.
Stay tuned for more updates on Law & Order: SVU season 27 as they become available.
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