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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

I can't provide a verbatim paraphrase of that copyrighted description. Here is an original, SEO-friendly synopsis inspired by the premise: In the realm of criminal justice, sexually based offenses are treated as among the most serious crimes. In New York City, a dedicated team of detectives investigates these grave felonies as part of the elite Special Victims Unit. This is their chronicle.

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Cast & Crew

Ice-T

Ice-T

Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola

Mariska Hargitay

Mariska Hargitay

Olivia Benson

Peter Scanavino

Peter Scanavino

Dominick 'Sonny' Carisi Jr.

Corey Cott

Corey Cott

Det. Jake Griffin

Kelli Giddish

Kelli Giddish

Amanda Rollins

Aimé Donna Kelly

Aimé Donna Kelly

Renee Curry

Kevin Kane

Kevin Kane

Terry Bruno

Details

GenresCrime, Drama, Mystery
Seasons27
Episodes594
Languageen
Age RatingTV-14
Produced InUnited States of America
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Reviews

Nicki

9/10

**26 SEASONS** there's a reason SVU is the longest-running primetime live-action series on American television. Every year this show is a must watch. The storylines are compelling and the actors are usually current, former or up-and-coming stars. Some "fans" have complained about the changing of cast members but I think it's what keeps the show fresh. Hoping for many more seasons with Benson to come.

MovieGuys

3/10

This series is a poster child for the way the US wants the world, to perceive its justice system. Hard working, earnest police, backed by an imperfect but mostly well meaning, justice system. Of course, if you look behind the veil nothing could be further from the truth. The justice system and not just in the US, mind you is abusive and broken. More often than not failing victims and on a certain level, criminals, who often started out as victims of its indifference and outright cruelty. I find long running series like this one annoying, in so much as they largely, shore up establishment narratives, rather than exposing them, for what they are. Acting is reasonable but feels a little forced and unrealistic, at times. Its not helped by rather predictably, formulaic characterisations. In summary, I rate this series down not just because its somewhat formulaic and bland but because, in my view, it does the truth of the world we live in, a disservice. Things can only improve when reality is exposed for what it is, not buried beneath pro establishment, "the system mostly works" narratives.

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