5USA Next Week: NCIS & Law & Order – Your Ultimate Crime‑Drama Roadmap

Get ready for a week of gritty investigations, late‑night headlines and a touch of light‑hearted shopping. The schedule from Monday 9 November to Sunday 15 November is packed with the shows that keep 5USA viewers glued. Below is a quick guide, with our picks for must‑watch moments and who will love them.

Monday 09/11/2026 (Mon)

NCIS – 09/11/2026 (Mon) 09:25 – “Tony’s father claims to have no memory of the night when he is found inside a car containing a dead body in the boot.”
NCIS
Opinion: The episode stays true to the series’ steady pacing, but the plot feels a touch repetitive for long‑time fans. Still entertaining for newcomers.

Cops – 09/11/2026 (Mon) 09:00 – “Fleeing suspects risk their safety by hiding in a dangerous swamp.”
Cops
Opinion: The procedural still holds up, offering quick, gritty snapshots of police work that can keep younger viewers engaged.

Law & Order – 09/11/2026 (Mon) 12:10 – “Profiteer: Police procedural drama. A batch of faulty bullet‑proof vests leads to the death not only of an American soldier but also the CEO of the company that made them.”
Law & Order
Opinion: A solid episode that keeps the legal intrigue alive; its moral questions are still relevant.

Tuesday 10/11/2026 (Tue)

New: Wild Cards – 10/11/2026 (Tue) 21:00 – “Ellis makes a shocking discovery about the criminal kingpin responsible for Daniel’s death.”
New: Wild Cards
Opinion: The season finale feels like a decent cliffhanger, promising more twists.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit – 10/11/2026 (Tue) 22:00 – “A teen’s claim that she was assaulted by a man who befriended her on the Internet leads to a case involving pedophilia.”
SVU
Opinion: Handles a tough topic with sensitivity; a solid choice for mature viewers.

Wednesday 11/11/2026 (Wed)

Criminal Minds Evolution – 11/11/2026 (Wed) 00:00 – “The BAU investigates a series of killings with the same M.O. seen in the strike team deaths.”
Criminal Minds Evolution
Opinion: Keeps the psychological thriller momentum, though some plot threads feel stretched.

Entertainment News on 5 – 11/11/2026 (Wed) 17:55 – “A daily round‑up of showbiz news and gossip from around the world.”
Entertainment News on 5
Opinion: A quick, reliable refresher for fans who want a snapshot of celebrity buzz.

Thursday 12/11/2026 (Thu)

NCIS – 12/11/2026 (Thu) 09:25 – “An investigation into the murder of a naval attache on holiday from Egypt.”
NCIS
Opinion: Offers a fresh case that feels more international, which can appeal to viewers tired of the usual domestic plot.

Law & Order – 12/11/2026 (Thu) 12:10 – “This week, a PhD student studying stem‑cell research goes on trial.”
Law & Order
Opinion: The episode touches on ethical questions that resonate in today’s climate.

Friday 13/11/2026 (Fri)

NCIS: Los Angeles – 13/11/2026 (Fri) 00:00 – “Sam assumes an alias in a risky undercover operation.”
NCIS: LA
Opinion: The LA spin‑off offers a fresher perspective for fans looking for new faces.

Blue Bloods – 13/11/2026 (Fri) 10:00 – “After Lieutenant Gormley is beaten by a mob.”
Blue Bloods
Opinion: The show continues to be a dependable family‑friendly procedural.

Saturday 14/11/2026 (Sat)

NCIS – 14/11/2026 (Sat) 18:05 – “Gibbs continues to work with Captain Wescott.”
NCIS
Opinion: Keeps the loyal fanbase engaged with familiar dynamics.

Entertainment News on 5 – 14/11/2026 (Sat) 03:55 – “A daily round‑up of showbiz news and gossip.”
Entertainment News on 5
Opinion: A handy refresher for those who enjoy celebrity culture.

Sunday 15/11/2026 (Sun)

Columbo: Double Exposure – 15/11/2026 (Sun) 11:55 – “Classic film starring the famous detective.”
Columbo: Double Exposure
Opinion: A nostalgic pick that offers a crisp, classic mystery for older viewers.

Entertainment News on 5 – 15/11/2026 (Sun) 09:00 – “A daily round‑up of showbiz news and gossip.”
Entertainment News on 5
Opinion: Keeps the day light and engaging for casual viewers.

Who should watch what?

  • Kids (under 12): Skip the crime dramas; opt for light entertainment like Entertainment News on 5 (short segments) or family‑friendly shows on other channels.
  • Teens: NCIS and Law & Order offer enough suspense without the gore.
  • Adults (18‑49): The crime‑drama lineup – NCIS, Law & Order, Cops – is the core content.
  • Seniors (50+): Columbo classics provide a nostalgic touch, while Entertainment News on 5 keeps them updated.
  • Action lovers: NCIS: Los Angeles and Blue Bloods have more on‑screen action.
  • Crime‑drama aficionados: The entire week is a treasure trove – start with NCIS on Monday and finish with Columbo on Sunday.

Bottom line: 5USA delivers a full‑length crime‑drama marathon for fans, with a sprinkling of lighter entertainment for the whole family. Whether you’re looking for deep investigations or quick celebrity updates, the schedule covers it all. Tune in, stay over, and let the cases unfold on screen.

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