How to Watch ‘Law & Order’ and ‘Law & Order: SVU’ with FREE Live Stream

The midseason premieres of two of the “Law & Order” shows begin tonight.

“Law & Order” airs at 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16 on NBC, followed by “Law & Order: SVU” at 9 p.m.

• LIVE STREAM: Fans can watch NBC without cable fuboTV (free trial), DirectTV Stream (free trial) and Peacock.

The title of “Law & Order,” season 24, episode nine, is “Enemy of the State.”

The plot is: “A young man is tragically pushed in front of a train, and Detectives Shaw and Riley are determined to uncover the motive behind this shocking act. As the investigation unfolds, Shaw and Riley find themselves piecing together a web of intrigue that reveals unexpected connections.

The title of “Law & Order: SVU,” season 26, episode nine, is “First Light.”

The storyline is: “A heinous web of lies and betrayals are uncovered when a woman is confronted with a video of a night she doesn’t remember; Carisi struggles to come out of his ordeal when the suspect changes his plea.

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