The TV show Law & Order: Criminal Intent premiered on NBC, introducing a new series in the Law & Order franchise focusing on the Major Case Squad of the NYPD.
Vincent D'Onofrio began his role as Detective Robert Goren, one of the central characters, in the first season of the series.
After NBC canceled the series, Law & Order: Criminal Intent was picked up by the USA Network, where it continued to air new episodes.
Chris Noth joined the cast as Detective Mike Logan starting from Season 7, bringing a new dynamic to the show.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent aired its final episode, concluding the series after ten successful seasons.
Detective Robert Goren starts working with the NYPD's Major Case Squad, showcasing his sharp intellect and unique interrogation methods.
Detective Alexandra Eames is assigned to partner with Detective Goren, combining traditional police work with Goren's psychological tactics.
The Major Case Squad is fully established with detectives Goren, Eames, and their commanding officer overseeing high-profile investigations.
Detective Goren cracks a complex case involving a serial killer who had eluded police for years through his psychological profiling.
Detective Mike Logan arrives to bring tough, street-smart tactics to the Major Case Squad, enhancing their investigative approach.
Captain James Deakins retires, and Captain Danny Ross takes over command of the Major Case Squad to maintain unit's effectiveness.
Detective Goren temporarily steps away from duty to address personal psychological issues affecting his work.
The Major Case Squad investigates a politically sensitive murder that attracts city-wide media attention and pressures.
After treatment, Goren returns to the Major Case Squad with renewed focus, ready to tackle complex cases again.
Detective Zack Nichols joins the Major Case Squad, bringing a fresh perspective and new energy to investigations.
The squad works together amid evolving challenges, with friendships tested and new bonds formed during intense cases.
