Jen Vestuto

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In 2009, Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg was interviewed by Boston University ahead of receiving an honorary degree. When asked about his favorite TV shows, he named a few expected picks — series from prolific writerslike David E. Kelley,John Wells, and Aaron Sorkin — along with a somewhat-surprising choice, the reality series, Deadliest Catch. But one show that stood out was the show he said he "always" watched: AMC's Mad Men.

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Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5, Episode 5.After more than two decades and multiple spin-offs, the Law & Order universe has mastered the art of crossovers, with fan-favorite characters occasionally popping in for cameos or returning in recurring roles. That was especially true when Tamara Tunie reprised her role as Dr. Melinda Warner on Law & Order: Organized Crime.

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More than 25 years since its finale, Seinfeld remains popular, and it should be no surprise considering how influential it was for the sitcom genre. But to Emmy-winning actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, one episode stands out. In an episode of her podcast Wiser Than Me, Louis-Dreyfus reflected on one of Seinfeld's most iconic episodes: 1992's "The Contest." Widely regarded as one of the greatest sitcom episodes of all time, it was bold and groundbreaking for its era.

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Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) has always been defined by his loyalty, his sense of justice, and yes, his temper. From the start of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, he was the guy pacing the interrogation room, often playing “bad cop” to Olivia Benson’s (Mariska Hargitay) calm and calculated approach, slamming suspects against walls and seething through every line.

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Crime dramas are one of the most beloved genres for TV fans, drawing audiences in with the intrigue of solving crimes and the complex characters involved. While the U.S. has its share of notable shows, European crime dramas possess a unique quality that resonates more deeply with global audiences, including those in the U.S. From the gritty realism of Happy Valley to the pulse-pounding twists of Line of Duty, UK crime dramas have consistently captivated viewers across the globe.