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Law & Order has been one of NBC's flagship programs for 23 years despite a ten-year hiatus, but is the formula that made it famous outdated now? The original series pioneered the idea of "ripped from the headlines" stories and a format dedicating half of each episode to the police investigation

Crime procedurals have thrived on primetime television for over two decades, and several of them are still streamed frequently. Popular shows like Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and NCIS have existed since the 1990s and the 2000s. Due to their popularity,

Courtroom drama is supposed to be part of the Law & Order universe's brand, but SVU doesn't always follow suit. In recent years, ADA Carisi often debates the case's merits before the trial, but once the cops convince him to press charges, the case is moved off-screen. Law & Order: SVU

Yes, Virginia, there is an Olivia Benson. The line between Mariska Hargitay’s on- and off-screen lives recently became really blurry, when a young girl reportedly interrupted a Law & Order: SVU location shoot in New York City to ask the actress to help her find her mother. Apparently the child

Benson's mental health crisis has been brewing for a while. She has been on edge since Maddie Flynn's disappearance and hyperfocused on Maddie's case, and later on reconnecting with a previous victim who is now a cop. On Law & Order: SVU Season 25 Episode 9, Benson nearly crossed a line she