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Law & Order: SVU to tackle George Floyd killing and COVID-19 pandemic when it returns for season 22

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Hollywood is still on lockdown as productions are halted amid the growing coronavirus pandemic.But several shows are ready to get back up and running, and have some topical source material.It has been revealed that Law & Order: Special Victims Unit will tackle the police killing of George Floyd when production continues and it returns for season 22.

Art imitating life: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit will tackle the police killing of George Floyd when production continues and it returns for season 22Showrunner Warren Leight said on The Hollywood Reporter's podcast TV's Top 5: 'There are ways, we will find our way in to tell the story.'Presumably our cops will still be trying to do the right thing but it's going to be harder for them and.

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