Christopher Maloney practices Law and Order Department: Organized Crime Crew in a hilarious

"I still have a hundred more push-ups," jokes Christopher Maloney in the behind-the-scenes video of Law & Order: Organized Crime.

Christopher Meloni has proven to be one of the most flexible players in the industry.

The 61-year-old Emmy nominee showed off her physical strength in a video she posted to Instagram on Thursday, practicing her breakup on the set of Law and Order: Organized Crime.

"It's not just criminals caught in #OC," Meloni signed the video. "#oversizedOC #ego #splits #catsmeow #bensonlikesit #clappingpushups #gymonset " In the video, the actor is seen lying in a parking lot while a group of crew members in safety vests wait in the back.

"Okay, Chris, they're ready for you on set," one might say off-camera.

"I still have a hundred push-ups left," Meloni said as the workers left, calling them "big egos" and "superegos." it went viral last year and showed her flexing her ass on the set of a news crime trial.

"He travels worldwide," he said of the photo on the Walking Time Fitness+ podcast in January. "And I got the nickname 'Behind,' which means a grown man with a certain patina of sexuality. My first reaction was, "What the heck?" And it made me laugh. But I also felt that the response was almost a welcome back. to Stabiler, and I'm back in that role." That there was a "cultural moment," the actor replied, "It's my ass."

"I catch a fly with my cheek on my ass, like a flytrap on Venus," he added jokingly. "I'm smart with my butt cheeks!" Previously, Law and Order: Special Victims alumni opened up about the "tremendous" fan response to his return to the franchise with his spin-off, Organized Crime.

"It was just incredible," Meloni said in April 2021. "I think [Mariska Hargitai] expected more from me than I did because I think she is in law and order, she is in this world all the time." . "at the age of 20. I'm not ready. It's great and very much appreciated."

Meloni has starred alongside Harghitai, 58, in Law and Order: SVU since it premiered in 1999. After 12 seasons, he left the show in 2011 due to contract negotiation issues. However, he has reprised his role in organized crime, which is currently airing its second season on the news.