‘Line of Fire’ Episode 7 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
‘Line of Fire’ is listed to deliver its seventh installment, titled “Guest List,” on Monday, November 9. The schedule has the sixth episode arriving today, October 26.
For viewers planning ahead, the details are fairly simple. This guide covers the release date, air time, streaming options and a preview of what the Hollingsworth family faces next in ‘Line of Fire’.
Release Date for the Seventh Episode
Episode guides list “Guest List” as the seventh episode of the first season, with an air date of November 9, 2026. The same guide gives the sixth episode an October 26 date. That leaves a two week gap between the two.
‘Line of Fire’ premiered on NBC on September 21, 2026. The season finale has not yet been listed.
Not every outlet agrees on the timing. One guide expected the seventh episode on November 2 and listed its title as yet to be announced. Other listings carry the confirmed title and the November 9 date, which is the one to plan around.
Air Time on NBC
‘Line of Fire’ airs live on NBC on Mondays at 10 p.m. Eastern. NBC lists the slot as 10/9c, so central time viewers can tune in at 9 p.m.
The series took over the ‘Brilliant Minds’ time slot on the network. That places it in the heart of NBC’s Monday night drama block.
Episodes run 60 minutes. The series carries a TV-14 rating.
Where to Watch and Stream
New episodes air on NBC and become available to stream the next day on Peacock. That means viewers who miss the Monday broadcast can catch up on Tuesday.
Peacock listings confirm that season one is available on Peacock Premium. Peacock also offers a Premium Plus tier that reduces ads and adds downloads, with limited exceptions.
Viewers outside the United States have a few options. Canadian audiences can watch ‘Line of Fire’ on Citytv, while viewers in New Zealand can stream it free on TVNZ+. Peacock subscribers can also download episodes in the mobile app and watch them offline.
Preview of the Zenith Ball Storyline
The official synopsis for “Guest List” has Mike trying to prove his theory about the assassination attempt at the Zenith Ball. Clare and Nia work together to stop a terrorist group. The setup suggests the family’s personal and professional lives will collide once again.
The series follows a family of law enforcement agents working cases for the FBI, US Marshals, Secret Service and Department of Justice, and a seemingly simple case turns into a deadly conspiracy. Sam Waterston guest stars as Thomas Barnes, a former president who survived an assassination attempt. Recent episode summaries also mention a search for a mole in the Task Force and new evidence in the Barnes assassination attempt.
Peter Krause, Hope Davis, Kat Cunning, Tommy O’Brien, Taylor Bloom and Charlie Barnett star. Joshua Safran created the series.
A TV Guide review argued the drama works best when it stays close to home rather than leaning on political intrigue. With Mike’s theory about the assassination attempt heading to the Zenith Ball, do you think the family’s personal stakes in ‘Line of Fire’ will finally outweigh the political ones?
