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Saturday Night at Chess Cinemas

The first season of the long-running NYPD Blue ranks among the best television I have ever seen. After the first stellar season, an unfortunate contract dispute saw star David Caruso (now of CSI: Miami fame) leaving. At that point, there was a noticeable drop-off in the quality of the content, although the series was still more than respectable for its remaining eleven seasons–The show ran for twelve seasons in total. One of the series’ creators and writers, David Milch, would later go on to concoct the brilliant HBO show, Deadwood.

The first season of NYPD Blue is set in the no-nonsense early to mid-1990’s New York City. I believe it captures the essence and grit of that time period as well as any television show (or film for that matter). Moreover, the show avoids the tired, generic, and washed-up story lines from cop shows in the first season for an original and riveting experience. In addition to Caruso starring as the tough Detective Kelly, Dennis Franz develops one of the more memorable characters in television history: Detective Andy Sipowicz.

I highly recommend you check out the first season of NYPD Blue.

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2 comments

  1. NightHungry

    Will definitely take a look. Am a huge fan of Deadwood. If you are a HBO buff and like cop shows you may find interest in The Wire. Riveting show that lets you see both sides of the drug life in Baltimore. Couldn’t stop watching.

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  2. Celeste

    First saw the last 2 seasons of this show. Thought it was good so rented the 1st season – fantastic. But I have to wonder – what happened to David Caruso’s acting ability? Because he clearly could. But now just uses his sunglasses and the William Shatner school of acting?

    But still prefer Deadwood 🙂

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