Crime Shows Genre
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Crime show dramas, also known as police procedurals, have been a popular genre since the 1950s. Common themes among these shows include compelling storylines involving criminal investigations, character development of both criminals and investigators, and portraying crime solving from multiple perspectives. Successful crime dramas typically feature strong lead characters, often a "good cop" and "bad cop", and are set in urban areas depicting local trends.
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