5USA’s Crime‑Drama Countdown: NCIS, Law & Order & More – Your Weekly Viewing Guide

Monday, 7 September 2026

NCIS (S3 Ep15 – “The severed head of a marine is found in the boot of a car.”) – 09:10 London
The long‑running procedural delivers a steady dose of procedural intrigue. For adults who enjoy methodical police work, it stays reliable. Teen viewers find the clear moral stakes engaging. Recommended for crime‑drama enthusiasts of all ages.

NCIS


Tuesday, 8 September 2026

Law & Order (S7 Ep23 – “Sparks fly when Schiff confronts the governor about the death‑penalty decision.”) – 12:00 London
The courtroom drama keeps its edge with sharp dialogue. Adults will appreciate the ethical complexity, while younger viewers can follow the clear moral arcs. A solid pick for fans of legal thrillers.

Law & Order


Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Blue Bloods (S12 Ep2/20 – “Tension escalates between Frank and Mayor Chase after a viral arrest.”) – 01:50 London
The family‑focused cop drama gives a robust look at duty and personal life. Adults will find the political intrigue compelling, while teens can latch onto the action. A dependable choice for those who enjoy procedural storytelling.

Blue Bloods


Thursday, 10 September 2026

Cops (S33 Ep23 – “A runaway biker makes multiple clumsy attempts to slip away from deputies.”) – 09:00 London
The reality‑style series offers a raw look at everyday policing. Adults will appreciate the gritty realism, and younger viewers can enjoy the high‑energy moments. Great for those who like a fast‑paced, authentic police narrative.

Cops


Friday, 11 September 2026

Beauty and the Beast (S2 Ep7 – “Vincent’s life is endangered as Cat plans a Thanksgiving.”) – 01:55 London
This contemporary drama blends mystery with domestic stakes. Adults will find the psychological tension gripping, while teens can appreciate the dynamic character arcs. A solid pick for viewers who enjoy suspenseful drama.

Beauty and the Beast


Saturday, 12 September 2026

Wild Cards (S2 Ep4 – “Max is convinced she has witnessed a murder while snooping.”) – 02:50 London
A fresh blend of thriller and detective work. Adults will be drawn to the complex plot twists, while teens can enjoy the high‑stakes pacing. Ideal for those who crave a fast‑moving mystery.

Wild Cards


Sunday, 13 September 2026

Columbo: Last Salute to the Commodore (1976) – “A tycoon is found dead, and Columbo thinks he has a straightforward case.”) – 13:20 London
The classic detective drama delivers a nostalgic thrill. Adults will enjoy the clever deductions, and younger viewers can appreciate the clear mystery resolution. A reliable finale to the week for fans of classic crime storytelling.

Columbo: Last Salute to the Commodore


Bottom line: This week’s 5USA lineup delivers a solid mix of crime‑drama, investigative thrillers, and classic detective stories. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a casual viewer, there’s something that will keep you hooked all week.

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