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NYPD Blue - Season 1 (Boxset) (DVD)
Boxset containing 22 classic episodes of NYPD Blue. Set against the gritty and volatile backdrop of New York City and portrays the dangers on the streets, the chaos in the squad room and the fragility of human relationships. Includes: Pilot, 4B Or Not 4B, Brown Appetit, True Confession, Emission Accomplished, Personal Foul, NYPD Lou, Tempest In A C-Cup, Ice Follies, Oscar Myer Weiner, From Hare To Eternity, Up On A Roof, Abandoned Abandoned, Jumpin' Jack Fleischman, Steroid Boy, A Sudden Fish, Black Men Can Jump, Zeppo Marks Brothers, Serge The Concierge, Good Time Charlie, Guns 'N Rosaries and Rockin' Robin Finale.
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NYPD Blue - Season 2 (Boxset) (DVD)
Set against the gritty and volatile backdrop of New York City and portrays the dangers on the streets, the chaos in the squad room and the fragility of human relationships. Contains the whole of Series Two. Episodes: Trials & Tribulations, From Whom the Skell Rolls, Cop Suey, Dead and Gone, Simone Says, The Final Adjustment, Double Abandando, You Bet Your Life, Don We Now Our Gay Apparel, In the Butt Bob, Vishy-Vashy-Vinny, Large Mouth Bass, Travels With Andy, A Murder With Teeth in It, Bombs Away, UnAmerican Grafitti, Dirty Socks, Innuendo, Boxer Rebellion, The Bookie and Kooky Cookie, The Bank Dick and A.D.A. Sipowicz.
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NYPD Blue - Season 3 (Boxset) (DVD)
Set against the gritty and volatile backdrop of New York City and portrays the dangers on the streets, the chaos in the squad room and the fragility of human relationships. Contains the whole of Series Three. Episodes: E.R., Torah! Torah! Torah!, One Big Happy Family, Heavin' Can Wait, Dirty Laundry, Curt Russell, Aging Bull, Cold Heaters, Sorry, Wong Suspect, The Backboard Jungle, Burnin' Love, These Old Bones, A Tushful Of Dollars, The Nutty Confessor, Head Case, Girl Talk, Hollie And The Blowfish, We Was Robbed, Auntie Maimed, A Death In The Family, Closing Time and He's Not Guilty, He's My Brother.
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20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT NYPD Blue - Season 2 [1994]
Originally broadcast in 1994, the second series of <I>NYPD Blue</I> was disrupted by the departure of star David Caruso (Detective John Kelly) after just four episodes--apparently under less than amicable circumstances. He was ably replaced as Detective Sipowicz's partner by Jimmy Smits as the smoother Detective Bobby Simone, and the series managed not to miss a beat. <p> More streamlined and downbeat than its predecessor <I>Hill Street Blues</I> (also created by Steven Bochco), <I>NYPD Blue</I> continued second time around to mix near-the-knuckle detective work in pursuit of New York's scummiest with more character and relationship-based drama. Although it's regrettable that its ethnic-minority characters such as Lieutenant Fancy are increasingly marginalised here, the series is more comfortable, and even has fun with, regular characters such as the nervy Detective Medavoy and his on-off paramour Donna Abandando. Andy Sipowicz's simmering, tough-nosed recovering alcoholic is increasingly and amusingly put to the test in a number of situations, including a murder investigation in a gay bar; being sung to at his own wedding by Nic Turturro's Detective Martinez; and a love scene in the shower in which we experience the dubious pleasure of seeing his bare bum. <p> New female introductions, such as the strong but sympathetic Detective Lesniak, also helped to shake up the series with a much-needed oestrogen boost. There's also fun to be had in spotting a number of guest appearances by up-and-coming actors destined to make it in their own right such as Richard Schiff and Bradley Whitford (<I>The West Wing</I>) and Debra Messing (<I>Will and Grace</I>). <p> <B>On the DVD</B>: <I>NYPD Blue, Series 2</I> DVD box set contains a number of extras, primarily a one-hour documentary in which the cast and programme-makers discuss the series episode by episode, the self-congratulatory mood only broken by some subtle digs at departing star David Caruso (apparently, he walked straight off the set following his final take into a waiting limo without any farewells). There's also a small piece paying tribute to the music of theme-writer Mike Post and an item covering the relationship between Sipowicz and Assistant DA Sylvia Costas, in whose marriage this series culminates. --<I>David Stubbs</I>
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20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT NYPD Blue - Series One [1994]
First broadcast in 1993, <I>NYPD Blue</I> was created by Steven Bochco and David Milch, the team responsible for the magnificent, mould-breaking <I>Hill Street Blues</I>, which had featured both of <I>NYPD</I>'s principal stars, David Caruso (Detective John Kelly) and Dennis Franz (Detective Andy Sipowicz). Here, their partnership takes up most of the screen time, a break from the ensemble feel of the earlier show (though he's the boss, James McDaniel's Lieutenant Fancy, for instance, is a peripheral figure). But there are familiar Bochco themes. Tough-but-put-upon cops struggle with their own problems as well as the criminal element: Kelly is going through a divorce, while Sipowicz is fighting alcoholism, though these are as nothing compared with officer Janice Licalsi's dramatic means of escaping her involvement with the Mob. <p> Although fast-cut and street-sharp, <I>NYPD Blue</I> arguably betrays a right-wing bias: the villains are invariably irredeemable scum, too often let off the hook by a slack and excessively liberal judiciary, with victims of crime often forced to take desperate measures of their own. The fate of one 4B (a young David Schwimmer), however, acts as a warning against vigilantism. Unleavened by much of <I>Hill Street</I>'s humour and with plots more designed to keep the pulse racing than reflect social realism, <I>NYPD Blue</I> is simmering, downbeat, compelling viewing that edged mainstream American TV nearer to the knuckle than it had previously dared to venture. <p> <B>On the DVD:</B> <I>NYPD Blue, Series 1</I> has a number of special features, including a making-of documentary in which creator Steven Bochco explains the lengthy negotiations he had to undertake with the network in order to get the show aired in anything like its original form. Cast Blotters is a feature about the characters and players. There's also a short piece on the love interest in <I>NYPD Blue</I> and biographies of the cast and programme makers. --<I>David Stubbs</I>
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BenBella Books What Would Sipowicz Do?: Race, Rights and Redemption in NYPD Blue
Pages: 187, Paperback, BenBella Books
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20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT NYPD Blue - Season 3
Release Date: 2006-04-17, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over,
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£40.49
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Silva Screen Post NYPD Blue
22 great themes including: Doogie Howser MD. LA Law. Law and Order. Hill Street Blues. The Rockford Files. Magnum PI. The A Team. Top of the Hill. NYPD Blue.
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