All Seasons are on Hulu, if you want to watch it. I lovvvve NYPD BLUE as well. I can watch it over, and over, and over again without ever getting tired.🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lol, right? My favorite part was that and when bobby said" my badge says NYPD" if I want to go upstairs, I will: but if I want to stay down here, in your face, then that's what I'm gonna do" grins. Used to watch this show with my father, good times.
I share your opinion The Auto Hot-Shot. It's nice to know that Jimmy Smits is still alive and kicking in reality but whenever I see him I can't help but think about his character Detective Bobby Simone because he was undoubtedly one of the best written characters on the show. Now I did like David Caruso's character Detective John Clark but unfortunately Caruso decided to leave the show after the first season and I also recall reading about behind-the-scenes drama that Caruso had with the crew.
It’s the best show ever , I have never felt what a character was feeling on screen like Andy Sipowicz , every emotion fear , anger , sorrow. The way he portrayed it would actually influence the way I was feeling on the couch at home . He deserves every award they make for his portrayal of Andy Sipowicz
I agree with Scott M. Whatever the reason for the show seeming stellar with Smit's .& Franz as partners I can't pinpoint it. I felt it by getting pulled into the scenes time after time. I would think this is the best yet and they would "top that." Haven't seen it too many times since.
There has not been a better police drama since NYPD Blue finished , that show had great stories lines , and more important a first class actors , it had a great following all around the globe
Bobby was the only partner of Andy's that really felt like his equal. When Kelly was on the show he got a lot more of the attention and when he was partnered with Danny and Clark, Andy was clearly the senior partner. But Andy and Bobby definitely seemed like they were on equal ground.
Andy’s Partners in my opinion. John Kelly-Father figure to Andy. Open minded. Had his own issues. Bobby Simone- Neighborhood best friend that you always called a brother. Danny Sorenson- little brother that couldn’t stay out of trouble. Heart was in the right place, but never had good judgment. John Clark Jr.- Good head on his shoulders with a ton of potential. Protege to the best detective to work the 15th squad.
Reminds me of the scene in the Sopranos when Paulie and Chirs bash the waiter with the rock. This is probably where they got it from... friggin Artie Bucco!
The IAB Captain in Season 10-11. Woo boy what an asshole he was 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️ Pissed off that he didn’t get promoted to Deputy Inspector and tried to ruin the entire squad.
I read online some time ago that Jimmy Smits decided to leave the show after three or four seasons because he just wanted to move on to something else. It's a darn shame because Bobby Simone was my favorite character.
What it sounded like was he was struggling with last minute scripts, frequent dialogue changes, and Milch's going over the rails for a while. At one point he said something like he can't work like that and asked for a release.
Smits used to come in and there would be no script sometimes. Milch used to dictate the lines for the actors to remember on the day. The other writers would be there doing their best to transcribe what Milch had said so the actors would have a record. Milch used to do this sometimes while lying down on the floor.
He wasn't on the same level. He wasn't the best actor. I'm glad when they left him to do more police work as he could act those scenes reasonably well. The personal scenes sorensen was in were painful to watch. He wasn't that good an actor compared with Smits who is a master. Anyone following him would have had a hard time to be fair
No offense but why is every single NYPD Blue comments section someone feels the need to post this. Its a great show but its definitely reeking of desperation that you have to prove the greatness of the show every time a clip is posted. There's been a lot of great TV shows over the years and NYPD Blue is one of them no doubt but having to hammer home that every single clip is a bit overboard. Just accept that its a great show and don't worry about trying to put it on a pedestal above other shows.
best part of that scene is Shannon standing in the background with that look on his face...torn between who he knows are good cops, his squad and what is probably doubt about Zorzie.
What most of you don't know unless your a Cop, is that scenes like this get played out in real life. Not to often, but they do. I saw two Cops I worked with go at in the parking lot one time. Most times it's not to be done in front of the brass, but it does occur. We don't all like each other believe it or not.
“If I wanna stand here in front of your face, that’s what I’m gonna do” - they way that line was delivered, there wasn’t a soul in the room that wanted smoke from Bobby!
At first, I thought the Mackey they were refering to was Vic from The Shield. Wrong show, wrong character. Although, both character got irish blood, which I may br right. Am I right???
Is there any way the clip with the sergeant coming to see them later after this cop was busted can be loaded? I always enjoy it when the uniform cops have to back down
This was before the FCC started fining even individual stations nearly a half-million dollars after the Janet Jackson tit flash from the 2005 super bowl halftime show.
I need help! I watched the entire NYPD Blue series when it originally aired. I remember Bobby Simone shooting Jimmy Liery and I will stake my life on that memory!! What gives? Watching this on HULU . . up to season 5 already . . Liery killed by his partners off camera!! Did they change this outcome? Understandable because it was cold blooded murder even though Liery deserved it. Anyone remember like me or is this the Mandela effect? I am SERIOUS!
@@justanotherdrunk Don't thank that asshole. Making a big stink out of something on TH-cam, looking to insult someone because it's safe behind a keyboard. The punk.
why are they so mean to each other? It’s not nice. Did one have a birthday party and the other wasn’t invited? That would annoy me. Especially if the cake was nice and you got a party bag afterwards full of fun toys and cake. Yum.
Corrupt is a strong word, every workplace has bad apples. However if you watched this show you know how much they all cared about solving crimes, finding guilty guy, making sure the justice was served. Also policing was much different these days, crime was pretty high in the city, some tactics that were incorporated would never be allowed today. This show and the Wire are the best cop shows ever, truly showing police work from all angles.
Always been a fan of Jimmy Smits. LA law, NYPD Blue, West wing. A good actor only got better. A class act always.
don't forget Dexter he was awesome! Boooooricua 🇵🇷
@@luisestradahernandez And Bail Organa in Star Wars
And Nero on Sons of Anarchy!
@@kasstheman1998 He was aces in that role
*Bluff City Law*
NYPD Blue was ground breaking in their camera work among other innovations. They knew how to put the viewer right in the room.
So great to see Artie getting some side work. I forgot how great this series truly was.
He moonlights as a restaurant owner in Jersey
Artie Bucco went to go call his delegate, Tony Soprano.
I've been binging NYPD Blue and noticed alot of Sopranos faces. Phil and Mikey Palmice just the other night
I can Hear Charmane Yellin at him, Arthur
@Prince Andrew Hahaha! :-D At every opportunity.
@@doorswhofan Without a peep
Yeah I was waiting for Phil Leotardo to pop out of nowhere in the middle of that stand off in the lobby and shout out "I DID TWENTY FUCKIN' YEARS!!!"
Watching these short clips reminds me of how awesome this show was.. you get entwined with every character
Yes. I've watched NYPD Blue on reruns. Superb program. Andy Sipowicz, Bobby Simone, and everyone else are real people.
All Seasons are on Hulu, if you want to watch it. I lovvvve NYPD BLUE as well. I can watch it over, and over, and over again without ever getting tired.🥰🥰🥰🥰
The best part was when they simultaneously turned around and started walking down the stairs.
Lol, right? My favorite part was that and when bobby said" my badge says NYPD" if I want to go upstairs, I will: but if I want to stay down here, in your face, then that's what I'm gonna do" grins.
Used to watch this show with my father, good times.
yea .then he said I got this.love it.
Maybe it's just my opinion but all of Andy's Partners Bobby was undoubtedly the best, I think that is why I still tear up when he dies.
my father died that age that way, i cant even watch it
I share your opinion The Auto Hot-Shot. It's nice to know that Jimmy Smits is still alive and kicking in reality but whenever I see him I can't help but think about his character Detective Bobby Simone because he was undoubtedly one of the best written characters on the show. Now I did like David Caruso's character Detective John Clark but unfortunately Caruso decided to leave the show after the first season and I also recall reading about behind-the-scenes drama that Caruso had with the crew.
We wented their too days apeace.
@@xyPERSON Caruso was John Kelly. I think you mixed up the Johns. John Clark was Sipowicz’s last partner.
@@ceratedraptor6299 You're absolutely right... I did get those two mixed up. Thanks for correcting me.
Without a doubt, one of THE best shows Ever 👍👍👍
I didn’t watch it as a kid as a adult I love it. I heard they were remaking it but it fell through.... wish it happened
@@briankillacky5569 Me too. 👍👍
It’s the best show ever , I have never felt what a character was feeling on screen like Andy Sipowicz , every emotion fear , anger , sorrow. The way he portrayed it would actually influence the way I was feeling on the couch at home . He deserves every award they make for his portrayal of Andy Sipowicz
@@nduclet351 I totally agree 👍
Totally and yet the clowns that follow IMDB gave it a 7.6, WTH?
Jimmie Smits just walked into this roll and nailed it
Gotta love Bobby. How he carried himself. Everything. Kudos to Jimmy Smits!
Zorzi entered the Witness Protection program and became Artie Bucco. Explains everything!
Meh, he never had the makings of a Varsity beat cop.
NYPD Blue was at it's best from Seasons 2-5 when Smits was in the cast.
I agree with Scott M. Whatever the reason for the show seeming stellar with Smit's .& Franz as partners I can't pinpoint it. I felt it by getting pulled into the scenes time after time. I would think this is the best yet and they would "top that." Haven't seen it too many times since.
I have to agree but the season they spent on him dying was a real grind to watch.
Season 1 was awesome. Team John kelly
Seasons 2-5 does seem to be the sweet spot for most shows, whether they only go for 7 or hit double digits
Jimmy Smits, the man!
NYPD Blue and Hill Street Blues...........the best cop shows of all time........................innit!!!!!!!!!!
And Homicide: Life On Streets. These 3 are in my top 5
@@codename617 Came here to say the same thing-
People forget Homicide:LOTS
& it was outstanding.
Steven Bocho produced both series
@@jsmith3692 also David Milch was a writer on HSB I think starting with season 3.
@@annejohnston8100 it was the best cop show on TV that no one was watching
I wish I could find the time Andy told the guy “I’m gonna have a migraine tonight because I didn’t beat you.”
2X19
There has not been a better police drama since NYPD Blue finished , that show had great stories lines , and more important a first class actors , it had a great following all around the globe
The Shield is pretty damn good too
And The Wire
@@pacman9425 have not herd of the wire British or American dhow
@@robertpearce6657 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wire
Just a fantastic series AWSOME cast top to bottom.
Bobby was Andy’s true partner, everyone else was just filling space.
Bobby was the only partner of Andy's that really felt like his equal. When Kelly was on the show he got a lot more of the attention and when he was partnered with Danny and Clark, Andy was clearly the senior partner. But Andy and Bobby definitely seemed like they were on equal ground.
Looks like Michael Zorzi changed his name to Artie Bucco and opened a restaurant in NJ
And got rolled by benny fazio criminal mastermind.. Hehehe
He never had the makings of a varsity detective.
It would've been awesome if Bobby said "Any more asshole?"
WEre they investigating that Cop for his dealings with The Soprano Family?
Some mutt got wet in his restaurant
He never had the makings of a varsity cop
IMO the best cop show I’ve ever watched!
BRING THE SHOW BACK! A TRUE SERIES OF POLICE OFFICERS
The closest thing you can get to real ! The rest no comment ! 😇
They shot a pilot for a reboot back in 2018. Didn't get picked up.
That cop they first wanted to talk to was Artie the Chef from the Sopranos. Wow! Very cool! Great show!
He was also Chief of Department Dino Aborgast on Blue Bloods.
Yea this was in 1996 3 yrs before Sopranos started airing in 1999.
DENNIS FRANZ AND JIMMY SMITS MY 2 FAVORITES ON N.Y.P.D.BLUE GREAT ACTORS I MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH 🚔👮♂️👍
Andy’s Partners in my opinion.
John Kelly-Father figure to Andy. Open minded. Had his own issues.
Bobby Simone- Neighborhood best friend that you always called a brother.
Danny Sorenson- little brother that couldn’t stay out of trouble. Heart was in the right place, but never had good judgment.
John Clark Jr.- Good head on his shoulders with a ton of potential. Protege to the best detective to work the 15th squad.
Flip the first one, John Kelly in one of the first episodes says that Andy taught him everything he knows.
@@halnywiatr exactly Andy was more a father figure to Kelly. Just that Andy was a hot head and Kelly more relaxed and composed.
Reminds me of the scene in the Sopranos when Paulie and Chirs bash the waiter with the rock. This is probably where they got it from... friggin Artie Bucco!
Chrissy...... he's fucked up!
There were a lot of dirty cops over the course of the show.
There are shitloads of crooked cops in NYPD
The IAB Captain in Season 10-11. Woo boy what an asshole he was 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️ Pissed off that he didn’t get promoted to Deputy Inspector and tried to ruin the entire squad.
@@allengreene9954 and he tried to kill Lt. Rodriguez.
@@BrotherDerrick3X Sinclair turned the jury against Rodriguez🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
Art imitating life
This show truly was the best.
He never came back and he started his own restaurant under a new name. Arty
Artie bucco from the sopranos..
Bobby’s face @ 1:00 lol 😂
I guess Tony freaked out with Artie pointing the rifle in his face...
Still pissed at Smits for getting himself off the show.
I read online some time ago that Jimmy Smits decided to leave the show after three or four seasons because he just wanted to move on to something else. It's a darn shame because Bobby Simone was my favorite character.
What it sounded like was he was struggling with last minute scripts, frequent dialogue changes, and Milch's going over the rails for a while. At one point he said something like he can't work like that and asked for a release.
@@xyPERSON also might I add, Milch was an alcoholic and sometimes even showd up nude on the set.
@@codename617 Also heard that he did some coke on top of it.
Smits used to come in and there would be no script sometimes. Milch used to dictate the lines for the actors to remember on the day. The other writers would be there doing their best to transcribe what Milch had said so the actors would have a record. Milch used to do this sometimes while lying down on the floor.
Somebody should post the scene where they keyed Andy’s car afterwards with the word “Rat”
season 12 soon
@@justanotherdrunk I think that was in the same episode.
Simone and sipowicz were a perfectly oiled machine running 300mph. when sorenson came, the show struggled so much
He wasn't on the same level. He wasn't the best actor. I'm glad when they left him to do more police work as he could act those scenes reasonably well. The personal scenes sorensen was in were painful to watch. He wasn't that good an actor compared with Smits who is a master. Anyone following him would have had a hard time to be fair
Dennis Franz and Jimmy Smits Ruled
GREATEST SHOW, NOT JUST COP SHOW, GREATEST SHOW ON TV EVER!
No offense but why is every single NYPD Blue comments section someone feels the need to post this. Its a great show but its definitely reeking of desperation that you have to prove the greatness of the show every time a clip is posted. There's been a lot of great TV shows over the years and NYPD Blue is one of them no doubt but having to hammer home that every single clip is a bit overboard. Just accept that its a great show and don't worry about trying to put it on a pedestal above other shows.
John Ventimiglia played a very amusing role as a remorseless killer cop.
Good man Bobby "I got it"
Yes, indeed. Bobby knew Sipowicz had enough, and was looking to punch the guy.
best part of that scene is Shannon standing in the background with that look on his face...torn between who he knows are good cops, his squad and what is probably doubt about Zorzie.
Bobby knew Andy was about to walk down the stairs, and sock that guy
What most of you don't know unless your a Cop, is that scenes like this get played out in real life. Not to often, but they do. I saw two Cops I worked with go at in the parking lot one time. Most times it's not to be done in front of the brass, but it does occur. We don't all like each other believe it or not.
Gee, thanks for that incredible insight into the everyday working of the innermost sanctum of the Holy of Holies there St Jude.
@@harryricochet8134 No problem there Dilbert.
@@DS..69 You're welcome there low iq d-bag
straight up solid
“If I wanna stand here in front of your face, that’s what I’m gonna do” - they way that line was delivered, there wasn’t a soul in the room that wanted smoke from Bobby!
_”Why you breaking his balls?”_
Because he’s Artie and everyone always did!
How much more betrayal can Pauly take?
Artie will come at you with a rifle, careful
@@wurly164
This one's laughing....
He wants to know if it's still itches?
Never a better cop show. Hill Street Blues was close, but second.
I watched this program on a weekly basis when growing up ,also hill Street Blues too 🤘🤘🤘🤘
“No one is looking to hurt him!”
Oh yeah? How about Tony torching Visuvio to keep Pussy Malenga from being whacked there?
Artie Bucco!!!
Filmer Ado I thought he looked familiar!
Love Jimmy,show more of him💕💕
You're supposed to cook with the wine, Artie...
The villainous uniform Mackay!!!!
I LOVE ANDY HE'S JUST LIKE ME 👍 😍 ❤
Gail O Grady. Donna Abandamdo ♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥. Ok. And Charlotte Ross 👍👍
Best cop show ever
At first, I thought the Mackey they were refering to was Vic from The Shield. Wrong show, wrong character. Although, both character got irish blood, which I may br right. Am I right???
Great episode
Jimmy Smits is the best!!
"Did you just call me asshole?"
*Intimidates him with .... you know....the implication*
"nobody is looking to hurt him"
*.....but the implication....*
You don’t call me that! Hush!
0:24 sipowicz like IAB ! LOL 😅
Sargeant was in an episode of Highway to Heaven.....Song for Jason.....Great shows both....
The title of the video says Mackey, and I thought Vic Mackey lol !
Is there any way the clip with the sergeant coming to see them later after this cop was busted can be loaded? I always enjoy it when the uniform cops have to back down
Artie Bucco!
1:00
I wish the show would've showed the same guys after the cop gives it up and confesses.
curious how they got away with "asshole" on network TV (I think ER has said it before uncensored too), I guess that word is up to the network?
This was before the FCC started fining even individual stations nearly a half-million dollars after the Janet Jackson tit flash from the 2005 super bowl halftime show.
NYPD Blue got away with a lot worse than that. Some affiliates refused to carry the show. This was a cable tv show before cable tv took off.
@@pac401 Not to mention softcore porn-love scenes.
Didn't they put a "viewer discretion is advised" warning before each show?
they also said shit uncensored and was a major example used to get harsher parental controls and censorship on basic cable
I love Jimmy but I like him better on SOA
What is or was- 'SOA"?
@@HoldenNY22 I think it was 38 episodes of Sons of Anarchy.
Nero from SOA
Mackey played college football at Virginia
Furio wouldn't need to call his delegate.
That White's only blue wall
Bobby wanted to tell Zorzi that the witness worked at Vesuvio and someone named Artie Bucco saw what happened
Barney Miller would straighten his ass out
1:26 - so you have chosen death afer all
Like the NY Accents
I need help! I watched the entire NYPD Blue series when it originally aired. I remember Bobby Simone shooting Jimmy Liery and I will stake my life on that memory!! What gives? Watching this on HULU . . up to season 5 already . . Liery killed by his partners off camera!! Did they change this outcome? Understandable because it was cold blooded murder even though Liery deserved it. Anyone remember like me or is this the Mandela effect? I am SERIOUS!
Bobby arrested him. But he was let go and he and Andy set him up to get killed.
Chris Meloni also played another Irish gangster on Brooklyn South similar to Liery. His character on BS was shot and killed by Dylan Walsh's character
@@codename617 Appreciate your reply. I've never seen Brooklyn South. I guess memory is a strange thing.
well obviously he was dirty, had mob connections in New Jersey lol
Bet he was a. Bully in school Mackey
Yeah boy
With toxicity like that to each other , no wonder they treat the public like scum.
The character's name is Mackey, not Mikey.
Dope.
fixed thanks
@@justanotherdrunk Don't thank that asshole. Making a big stink out of something on TH-cam, looking to insult someone because it's safe behind a keyboard. The punk.
why are they so mean to each other? It’s not nice. Did one have a birthday party and the other wasn’t invited? That would annoy me. Especially if the cake was nice and you got a party bag afterwards full of fun toys and cake. Yum.
I knew Artie Bucco was into some shit
If you’re going to talk shit about somebody, don’t do it where they can hear you. Common sense.
Is that Artie Bucco?
Artie Fucko, he never had the makings of a Varsity wannbe gangster lol
What would Danny Reagan do?
Knowing the bad writing on that show? Either take a swing or walk away with a corny line.
I think the cop's name was Mackey, not Mikey.
I want to know why all those cops are standing around in the precinct house as opposed to being out on the road.
Paperwork....it's a bitch
Anybody seen Ritchie
1:02
Artie Buco !!
Really he's goyto call tony
If Bobby and Mikey decide to dance,my money's on Mikey.
No way.he choked when Simone confronted him
Quit your cop job and get in the restaurant business.
Muito bom
I liked this show when it was on the air but the more I watch it now I realize it made all these cops look pretty corrupt.
Corrupt is a strong word, every workplace has bad apples. However if you watched this show you know how much they all cared about solving crimes, finding guilty guy, making sure the justice was served. Also policing was much different these days, crime was pretty high in the city, some tactics that were incorporated would never be allowed today. This show and the Wire are the best cop shows ever, truly showing police work from all angles.
@@sylvio1980 Today’s Police is rotten and corrupt to the core.
@@allengreene9954 the more people degrade cops and make the job harder the less good people will want to do it and the more bad ones will