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At the time the series premiered in 1990, most dramas were shooting in Los Angeles and only using establishing shots of New York. "Law & Order," however, decided to shoot entirely in New York City to really get a feel for the city streets. "You get glimpses of the buildings through windows," Joseph Stern, an executive producer on the show at the time, told The New York Times in 1992. "And you know you can't be anyplace else. And you're always hearing the city. The traffic. The voices. The cops have a New York accent." The majority of the franchise still shoots in New York City 30 years after the original show premiered.

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