Having watched Andy "tune up" a number of suspects in these clips, I am struck by the rage Dennis Franz projects. Convincing and never gets old. Great acting and writing.
@@nightowl5475 So, you think it is "difficult" to know if a guy who MURDERED his wife is the bad guy or the good guy? Or that the detective who slapped him around is the bad guy or the good guy? I guess you think slapping someone is no different than murder. Maybe when you grow up you will know the difference. Ask your mommy.
"Listen, I've been working with this detective for a lotta years and it always comes down the same way. You're gonna wind up in the Emergency Room pissin' blood and I'm gonna be spending the next twelve hours writing up how you resisted arrest." "You gotta stop him doin that." "I can't control him."
We sure do have ourselves another cop! 15th precinct conviction rate, 99 out of 100. The reason for the 99% was after they tuned-up a guy for being in church during after hours, it was found out, on the way to the hospital, the priest died from severe wounds to the head by a blunt object. Ya can’t win em’ all chief!
I don't think it was telling Andy to tune him up, as much as it was "HE doesn't know you didn't find the clothes for 36 hours." How Andy proceeds from there, is Andy's call. Of course, Fancy KNEW how Andy would proceed, but as long as he didn't see it, if asked, he could just say "I only told Sipowicz to re-interview the suspect."
@@msoileau83 She had potential. But that mess in Season 3 with James was terrible. And Vanessa Marcil was okay. But I heard she found out she was pregnant. So that's why she didn't stick around. And that's how they we got Rita instead.
The look on Andy's face once he conditions the dude to self report is like a child opening a present on Christmas morning, and it's exactly what they always wanted. ❤
Not knocking on “The Wire”, but I suspect that if they did a scene like this, they would’ve played it off as trying to closes cases because of “the stats”; the numbers game. But here, it’s more of, a person was killed, we need to do this to close the case so the person responsible answers for it.
... The Wire had several scenes like this! But remember, 1) The Wire covered way more continuing characters & plot in each episode 2) They did very very few "crime of the week" episodes 3) Compstat got its start with NYPD in the 90s, at the same time NYPD Blue was starting up; if NYPD Blue was made ten years later it would've featured the struggles with Compstat just as often as they brought up IAB. ( For the record I'm a fan of both series, & refuse to rank one over the other )
What's crazy is this is somewhat realistic. I'm dumbfounded that someone would commit murder then while under police interrogation would say anything other than "I want my lawyer". Homicide detectives could beep beep with a 2×4 that would still be preferable to life in prison.
Hard to imagine any show doing something like this today, and that's a good thing. Guilty or nor, you don't want to make beating a confession out of a suspect appear as acceptable or even heroic.
Sadly, in the old days but up until fairly recently i.e. when NYPD Blue was on the air...this was very common and is featured in shows for a reason. Courts for most part ignored it, as did internal affairs etc. A lot of innocent people ended up in jail, because of false confessions obtained by beatings, what essentially was torture, people just in the moment, wanted the pain to stop.
The problem with this is that everyone watching, of course, has sympathy for the police, especially since the detectives are never wrong about the guilty. But that's problematic in my view. It's a great show, but its willingness to make violence against defendants look legitimate ignores the very real constitutional issues involved here. Of course, no one has sympathy for killers, but what if they showed the detectives, including Andy, being wrong occasionally. As great as the show was, it does glamorize violence against defendants, just as The Godfather to some extent glamorized the Mafia. I mean, the cops pretty much throw the Constitution out the window and are expected to do so other than the bare minimum that they have to adhere to. Of course, everyone is glad when Andy tunes up someone and gets a confession because it seems like justice. But that's not the rule of law.
We got ourselves a cop, boss, I just assaulted this guy and she’s willing to lie and say, I didn’t touch him. You’re right, Andy, we sure do have ourselves another cop, just like us, who will just as easy, beat a confession out of a guy if he doesn’t admit to the crime. I’m sure glad we got ourselves another cop who is willing to assault citizens, make out a phony report and perjure himself in court. Yup, we sure got ourselves another cop. I wonder why the public fears us so much?
So why are you here? you're clearly not a fan of this show or cop shows so my best guess is you're just another pathetic troll who obviously is fine with real evil scumbags getting a slap on the wrist.
@@kendallrivers1119 I love the show and I'm a big fan of it. I'm not a troll or like it when scumbags get off. My only point is with comedy. Usually using comedy is a way to make people think about important issues without being insulting to them. I was merely using comedic license to make my point. Here's my point, the show was very popular and people really connected with the characters on the show. However, everyone wants Andy and Simone to get the bad guys but, what if you were in that situation or a family member or a friend of yours, I don't think you'd be cheering on Andy to beat a confession out of your friend or your father, right? We must not loose sight of using those tactics all the time. Many cops that come onto the force and see veteran cops using tactics like that, want to fit in and mimic their supervisors. Another example on that show, gives the impression that Internal Affairs is, and I quote, "the rat squad." So, does that imply cops should be able to do whatever they want and not be able to follow the same rules they inforce onto society? I would hate to see a society of cops that were able to do whatever they want and not have any superiors checking over their behavior. Let's enjoy thr show but not loose touch with reality. Cops need to have checks and balances placed on them because they hold a tremendous amount of power and its very easy to abuse that power without being supervised. Remember, even Andy Sibowitz can abuse his position without being put check. Those checks protect us as a society. I'm all for getting the bad guy as long as I'm not the one sitting in that interrogation room with a cop telling another cop, I can hurt this guy and make it look like no bruises are going to be placed on him. Then later, we can doctor-up the report. No way do I want cops doing that to people like us. I'm not the bad guy and neither are you. Let's not give the Andy Sibowitz's a pass.
Reality...somebody would have cleaned Andy's clock...sure the rest of the cops and Andy would have killed them and covered it up afterwards though it would have happened.
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Having watched Andy "tune up" a number of suspects in these clips, I am struck by the rage Dennis Franz projects. Convincing and never gets old. Great acting and writing.
Most of time he beat up the actor and it not in the script. The director say cut and print. He win twenty Oscar!
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Only Andy could make "beep, beep" sound so ominous.
After a while, you don't know who's the good guy is and who's the bad guy!
@@nightowl5475 So, you think it is "difficult" to know if a guy who MURDERED his wife is the bad guy or the good guy? Or that the detective who slapped him around is the bad guy or the good guy? I guess you think slapping someone is no different than murder. Maybe when you grow up you will know the difference. Ask your mommy.
@@nightowl5475oh, you know
Dennis Franz is an amazing actor…….would love to shake his hand one day.
Fancy's expression when he left the room said it all.
Yup, that little eye raise. And Andy's reaction when it registered. "Oh. So I've got the all clear to pull out my lie detector..."
You nailed it. Do what you got to do, Andy.
What an actor Franz is. Mesmerising and utterly convincing.
And such a polar opposite as his character on TV. Best character and character arc I've ever witnessed on TV, hands down.
Andy is the most aggresive lying detector ever existed in the world 😂
That’s what happens when u cross him!
😂😂😂 yep.
We got ourselves a cop. A beautiful one too.
"He can do it without leaving a mark. It's amazing."
Chicago police in the 50s and 60s didn't even care about leaving a mark. *Beep* beep..
"Listen, I've been working with this detective for a lotta years and it always comes down the same way. You're gonna wind up in the Emergency Room pissin' blood and I'm gonna be spending the next twelve hours writing up how you resisted arrest."
"You gotta stop him doin that."
"I can't control him."
We sure do have ourselves another cop! 15th precinct conviction rate, 99 out of 100. The reason for the 99% was after they tuned-up a guy for being in church during after hours, it was found out, on the way to the hospital, the priest died from severe wounds to the head by a blunt object. Ya can’t win em’ all chief!
@@nightowl5475 Bye you pathetic troll
The last beep beep at the end…. Freakin priceless!
Fancy’s eyebrow raise. Time for a tuneup
I don't think it was telling Andy to tune him up, as much as it was "HE doesn't know you didn't find the clothes for 36 hours." How Andy proceeds from there, is Andy's call. Of course, Fancy KNEW how Andy would proceed, but as long as he didn't see it, if asked, he could just say "I only told Sipowicz to re-interview the suspect."
This is one of my favorite scenes of the whole series.
Likewise
I love how Sipowicz’s expression changes at 3:37! Classic!
Your videos make me wanna binge watch the entire series from start to finish!
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@@justanotherdrunkBeep beep!
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Andy channeling the road runner! Whatever gets you through the interview.
Best Cop series ever !
We got ourselves a detective.
"We got ourselves a cop." Code for we finally found a permanent actress to portray a detective for more than a season or a few episodes on this show.
LOLOLOL....That was Brutal.....although so very true in many ways!
Lesniak lasted, what, 2 seasons? Only one as a main cast member. Clumsy replacement for Amy Brenneman. But at least she's not Vanessa Marcil.
@@msoileau83 She had potential. But that mess in Season 3 with James was terrible. And Vanessa Marcil was okay. But I heard she found out she was pregnant. So that's why she didn't stick around. And that's how they we got Rita instead.
It's ashame Adrienne disappeared after season 3 with no explanation
For female detectives, it was basically Kim Delaney and everyone else. I had forgotten Charlotte Ross didn't start until season 8.
That's why Wild E. Coyote always fails, cos the Road Runner learned all his **beep**beep** tricks from Andy! hahaha 😂😂
The look on Andy's face once he conditions the dude to self report is like a child opening a present on Christmas morning, and it's exactly what they always wanted. ❤
"Beep Beep" said Andy
My dad used to have a VW Bug. Beep beep.
I’m missing happy hour SMACK ✋🏻💥
Andy at his best lol.
" beep-fucking- BEEP!!! " *smack*
- Andy S.
Not knocking on “The Wire”, but I suspect that if they did a scene like this, they would’ve played it off as trying to closes cases because of “the stats”; the numbers game. But here, it’s more of, a person was killed, we need to do this to close the case so the person responsible answers for it.
... The Wire had several scenes like this!
But remember,
1) The Wire covered way more continuing characters & plot in each episode
2) They did very very few "crime of the week" episodes
3) Compstat got its start with NYPD in the 90s, at the same time NYPD Blue was starting up; if NYPD Blue was made ten years later it would've featured the struggles with Compstat just as often as they brought up IAB.
( For the record I'm a fan of both series, & refuse to rank one over the other )
As satisfying as it is watching Andy smack around scumbags I’m pretty sure cops aren’t allowed to do that
Uh, you've obviously never been a Cop. Lol. 👮🏽
If your wife was murdered, and you got to chose the detective, tell me you wouldn't pick Andy Sipowitz
I mean, they do. But they really, really shouldn't.
In NYC they have interrogation videos
That detective described Andy perfectly.
Great show…period. Beep beep
Probably the Most Painful Lie Detector Ever
The actor playing the perp, Gary Basaraba, also was in "Brooklyn South" as Sergeant Santoro, and in "Boomtown" as another cop.
Boomtown was a great show
Outstanding!!!
Andy sure has his own methods
All these shows love the power of a cop handing someone a legal pad to close the big case.
What's crazy is this is somewhat realistic. I'm dumbfounded that someone would commit murder then while under police interrogation would say anything other than "I want my lawyer". Homicide detectives could beep beep with a 2×4 that would still be preferable to life in prison.
"You wind up in the emergency room pissing blood and I'm looking at 12 hours of paperwork explaining how you resisted arrest"
Haha!
It’s Herb from Mad Men!!!
Andy is the best!!!
Beep beep Richie.
Andy took lessons from Pennywise….😂😂
The magic word is “Lawyer” !!!!!!
3:22 beep beep 3:24 beep beep 3:38 beep beep 3:41 beep beep 4:12 beep beep
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When U ask the wrong questions "Beep Beep".
Guy falls for good cop bad cop.
Andy did warn Dude not to Beat or Hurt Her again and He STILL DIDN’T LISTEN🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
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Hard to imagine any show doing something like this today, and that's a good thing. Guilty or nor, you don't want to make beating a confession out of a suspect appear as acceptable or even heroic.
Pain is a helluva motivator….
@@terryhunter3873 It's also illegal... and doesn't address the issue of what happens when they get the wrong guy.
Sadly, in the old days but up until fairly recently i.e. when NYPD Blue was on the air...this was very common and is featured in shows for a reason. Courts for most part ignored it, as did internal affairs etc. A lot of innocent people ended up in jail, because of false confessions obtained by beatings, what essentially was torture, people just in the moment, wanted the pain to stop.
@@johnstringer4439 Courts and Internal Affairs still ignore it more often than not.
So why are you here then?
The problem with this is that everyone watching, of course, has sympathy for the police, especially since the detectives are never wrong about the guilty. But that's problematic in my view. It's a great show, but its willingness to make violence against defendants look legitimate ignores the very real constitutional issues involved here. Of course, no one has sympathy for killers, but what if they showed the detectives, including Andy, being wrong occasionally. As great as the show was, it does glamorize violence against defendants, just as The Godfather to some extent glamorized the Mafia. I mean, the cops pretty much throw the Constitution out the window and are expected to do so other than the bare minimum that they have to adhere to. Of course, everyone is glad when Andy tunes up someone and gets a confession because it seems like justice. But that's not the rule of law.
Shouldn’t use your hands when you can use your words.
We got ourselves a cop, boss, I just assaulted this guy and she’s willing to lie and say, I didn’t touch him. You’re right, Andy, we sure do have ourselves another cop, just like us, who will just as easy, beat a confession out of a guy if he doesn’t admit to the crime. I’m sure glad we got ourselves another cop who is willing to assault citizens, make out a phony report and perjure himself in court. Yup, we sure got ourselves another cop. I wonder why the public fears us so much?
So why are you here? you're clearly not a fan of this show or cop shows so my best guess is you're just another pathetic troll who obviously is fine with real evil scumbags getting a slap on the wrist.
@@kendallrivers1119 I love the show and I'm a big fan of it. I'm not a troll or like it when scumbags get off. My only point is with comedy. Usually using comedy is a way to make people think about important issues without being insulting to them. I was merely using comedic license to make my point. Here's my point, the show was very popular and people really connected with the characters on the show. However, everyone wants Andy and Simone to get the bad guys but, what if you were in that situation or a family member or a friend of yours, I don't think you'd be cheering on Andy to beat a confession out of your friend or your father, right? We must not loose sight of using those tactics all the time. Many cops that come onto the force and see veteran cops using tactics like that, want to fit in and mimic their supervisors. Another example on that show, gives the impression that Internal Affairs is, and I quote, "the rat squad." So, does that imply cops should be able to do whatever they want and not be able to follow the same rules they inforce onto society? I would hate to see a society of cops that were able to do whatever they want and not have any superiors checking over their behavior. Let's enjoy thr show but not loose touch with reality. Cops need to have checks and balances placed on them because they hold a tremendous amount of power and its very easy to abuse that power without being supervised. Remember, even Andy Sibowitz can abuse his position without being put check. Those checks protect us as a society. I'm all for getting the bad guy as long as I'm not the one sitting in that interrogation room with a cop telling another cop, I can hurt this guy and make it look like no bruises are going to be placed on him. Then later, we can doctor-up the report. No way do I want cops doing that to people like us. I'm not the bad guy and neither are you. Let's not give the Andy Sibowitz's a pass.
Joe Biden voter I see
@@RJ1999x And your a dirty cop, I presume!
Reality...somebody would have cleaned Andy's clock...sure the rest of the cops and Andy would have killed them and covered it up afterwards though it would have happened.
It happens several times if I recall
We got ourselves a cop, boss!
Textbook good cop/bad cop. This guy's an amateur.
I love NYPD Blue but The Shield is still the better show and best cop show ever and Vic Mackey makes Sipowicz and Dirty Harry look like Barney Miller.
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