This was a great show. I used to watch it with my Mom and my Dad when it first came on. My Father really liked the Andy Spowicz charater. My father is gone now. I think of him when I see clips of the show.
Bobby saved New York about 2 million dollars by not sending these two cop- killers to prison for life. Andy got his pound of flesh, too. Best of all, it was a justified shooting. No blame on Bobby. I like how Vince pays his last respects, too.
Smits was always able to convey such emotion and what the character was feeling through just facial expressions. Always been a fan of everything he's done. :)
After playing Bobby Simone, nothing he has done has ever emotionally impacted me as much. Great role; great actor. Miss the character. Miss seeing him and Kim Delaney together.
What's funny is that legally any cop could draw their weapon before interacting anyone who's killed someone. They're a clear danger to society and lethal force is authorized at the go.
@@Baldeagle-tw2nv You're completely right Mr Constitution, but sadly it carries little weight in the United States of the Offended in 2021. Jurists & laymen alike seem to treat it with nothing but scorn.... in some of our more twisted States.
Any form of entertainment should make you feel emotions. A good piece of music, a poem, etc. NYPD made me feel emotions I never experienced in any other way. I hope and pray the people that made this show see my comment here and understand just how moving their work was. In a word.... incredible
@@RumbleFish69 LOL--yeah, likewise, over here... in fact, I got here by Googleing "NYPD Blue spitting scene," 'cause that's the best part of the whole bit, imo.
Sip to Bobby " I want them both dead Bobby" Bobby to Self "Give me a minute here" Love how Bobby yells Police as he pulls the trigger before finishing the word Police
It was the best tv cop show of its time, Nothing has ever replaced it, The characters in this looked rough and ready like real New York City detectives. And the way Andy got his confession out of the perp brilliant.
I incline to agree. Hillstreet Blues was also amazing but started to lose steam after season 5. Homicide Life on the Streets injected new life into the genre but was short lived. The Shield is also great, but tetters on the realm of unbelievability. Southland may actually be the closest contender to NYPD Blue but was cut too short to make a fair judgement.
No question, the best show series on TV ever. It was a great tribute to them that they were able to add new characters when some left. Denis Frantz was my favorite actor in any series, Jimmy Smits andJames McDaniel were right behind him. I could go on and on with many others. Great interactions between them too.
I remember reading that the Network censor had a big issue with the fact that the two scumbags were both shot without either having discharged their weapon - but the show was so hot at the time, the producers prevailed. Jimmy was absolutely spectacular as Bobby Simone - one of the greatest TV acting jobs in history. Show really fell off a cliff when his character died.
@@michaelmuldowney8 Absolutely agree. Wasn’t worth watching after. They really lost cred when Sipowitz hooked up with young blonde hottie - I thought they were pushing it with Sharon Lawrence! lol
That was great! The one Detective spat on one of the perps, he should have shat on him. Kudos, Bobby Simone, that was a damn good shoot! The look on Bobby's face was one of sheer determination.
I don't think it would've mattered if the shoot was justified or not. They were gonna die either way. Either Bobby was gonna get them or Andy was. Bobby just got lucky that the other guy pulled first.
The writers weren't going to let Simone shoot these guys unprovoked as say a vigilante or as a favor to Sipowicz. That wouldn't be what Simone's character would do. They made it easier for themselves to have the perps draw first.
@@joshburns4611 It certainly would have mattered. If he just gunned them down that would have been out of character and he would have gone to prison. Part of what is great about this scene is you can almost tell he is almost worried after the fact that this might look like a revenge killing even though there are all these witnesses around that will make it clear that it is a clean shoot.
David Caruso was so great on this show and it took a lot of courage for Jimmy Smits to follow him. Jimmy did a great job as Bobby Simone and the writers did a tremendous job of molding Simone into own character over the years. The ending of Simone's character was one of the best and most emotional endings of a character that I have seen in a long time.
the main writer of this show was hooked on narcotics and was notorious for delivering scripts late. Jimmy Smits left because he couldn't learn the lines an hour before shooting. He felt like his performance was not as good as he wanted it. That is why Smits left.
d hart Big loss yes for sure. I didn't care much for Ricky Schroeder but I did come to like Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Neither could fill Jimmy's shoes though that's for sure.
@@bgd360 I just remember all the times he DIDN'T. He lost his beautiful 2nd wife, and 2 professional partners he obviously loved, and his 2nd son got seriously sick. Andy stayed strong, and he DIDN'T give in to DRINK!
Bobby had his sight picture....it was perfectly evident. There's your "aiming". So well executed. Every aspect of this drama was realistically performed.
Shows are still worth watching. We forget how much absolute rubish made it to TV even back then, because it all fades and just leaves us remembering the good stuff.
I think ABC is actually REVIVING NYPD Blue with the main character being Theo Sipowicz working out of the 15th Squad and trying to find out who murdered his father. Kim Delaney and Bill Brochtrup have signed on to reprise their characters. CAN'T WAIT!!!
@@meryltrue8773 Could be a typo caused by the writer or these f*cking laptop keyboards that like to skip, double, omit, substitute by placing adjacent characters, and out of proper order the characters. I used to hate redunderlines with a passion but now actually kind of like 'em as they show me where the godd*mn thing screwed up with my perfect typing.
This has been the pattern in Smits' career. Once he has done a role for a few years he's had enough and is ready to move on. Most people would kill to have the professional freedom he has. It would have been nice to see if the West Wing would have succeeded a couple years into the Santos presidency.
I have to congratulate all the people that made the show what it was Not only the people that start in the show but all of the people that watched it so it stayed on the year and after reading these comments it shows how right I am Thank you For putting out such a great product at thank the rest of you for watching it God-bless
What a great episode..., I can't say much else other than that Simone had 'the twitch'. You could see it..., "Please..., resist" Clean shoot though, good reflexes.
+Wong Sifu Yeah, that philosophy about justice and vengeance is easy to say and believe until it's one of your own that is murdered. Then all that philosophy goes out the window.
Bobby anticipated trouble and was ready to deal with it. When cops go through doors they have their weapons ready. Bobby was ready. It's not vengeance it's a prepared cop looking out for his partner. They drew first Bobby finished it.
If Sipowicz got Phil Leotardo or his worthless crew in the interview room, they'd be eating grilled cheese off a radiator for the rest of they're fuckin lives.
Me too. It was a great show. Did you know that the last scene of the final episode was literally the last scene shot? When Dennis is sitting at the desk and they yelled cut..., that was the end of the show..., it was a wrap and the show was over.
MY FAVORITE COP SHOW OF ALL TIME TILL THIS DAY N.Y.P.D. BLUE DENNIS AND JIMMY MY TWO FAVORITE DETECTIVES BOTH GREAT ACTORS 👮♂️🚔👍☝️I MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH ✌️
I Grew Up With 1 Adam 12 The Rookies Blue Thunder Miami Vice A Lil Hunter & Hill Street Blues. NYPD Blue New York Undercover & Law And Order. After NYPD Blue Went Off The Air I Checked Out The Shield. Nothing Came Close To NYPD Blue.
@@zombi3907 The Wire Was A Full Broad Look At The Drug Culture From Different Angles. It Starts With Courts. Season 2 How The Drugs Got Into Baltimore. Season 3 The Streets. Season 4 The Kids. Season 5 The Newspaper.
This was a SPECTACULAR scene. Only Bobby was dialed in. He was the only one FULLY aware, which gave him the edge in that split second. The way "time slowed" the minute one guy said, "COP". Their fates were sealed. There was no other end. To catch that on film, to create it and capture, is definitely worth a dozen of those worthless awards they give away every year.
@@DJamesTheFool in your eyes shooting two criminals who are armed and pointing guns at you isn’t defensible? What exactly would he need to be investigated for? Idiot
There are several episodes with Diane and Bobby involving her family. So real. Really resonated with me because all my in laws were alcoholic and these episodes really nailed the family dynamics with alcoholics. Awful.
My only issue with this scene, like most shows, movie, etc is that Jimmy Smits got to shoot them both. The fat cop and the other cop had the drop on the punks too. Smits could have taken punk 1 and the writers could have left punk 2 to the other cops. It bugs me when the leads get all the action.
No other cop shows past or present like TJ Hooker, In The Heat of The Night, Rookie Blue, The District, Chicago PD, NCIS, The Rookie, Hunter, Blue Bloods, The Shield, Homicide: Life on The Street or NCIS: Hawai'i came even close to that of NYPD Blue, period!!!
PERFECTION! Double taps. both in the 10 ring, both perps down'n out! OUTSTANDING! Bobby was the BEST partner Andy EVER had! & NYPD BLUE was the finest LE TV series in the history of television w/ SOUTHLAND coming in 2nd. NYPD Blue in its prime!
When this show started it was basically a version of CSI Miami. Sipowicz was clearly a wingman who may or may not even survive the season. He wasn't handsome. He wasn't heroic. He was tough and he was loyal. He was basically the Archie Bunker of the show. By the end of the series he was clearly the main protagonist. I also thought it's very interesting watching how technology changed everything. You watched the first season and then you watched the last season and you can clearly see changes happening.
Got to strongly disagree with you . First of all, it was on years before CSI: Miami, so how could it be a version of a later show? Second, as far as Sipowicz being a wingman, when I started watching the show, sometime in the first season, after hearing all these raves about Caruso, I wondered what people were talking about? It was obvious, at least to me, that Andy was the tent pole character, and anyway, Denis Franz was more well known then David Caruso at that point, from his time on Hill Street Blues.
@@jerryx3253 since I watched CSI Miami before I ever watch NYPD Blue because I wasn't old enough when it came out, the similarities between the two characters played by the same actor were obvious. I am glad you were able to see that the constantly drunk, irascible Sipowitz who was a hair breadth away from being fired was going to be a more important character than his well respected alpha partner. I personally never saw it coming. Nonetheless, what an awesome character and what a wonderful actor.
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This was a great show. I used to watch it with my Mom and my Dad when it first came on. My Father really liked the Andy Spowicz charater. My father is gone now. I think of him when I see clips of the show.
May your father RIP
May Your Father RIP
It’s such an excellent show. Jimmy Smits and Dennis Frank were exciting to watch. Miss them. No better cop show.
Hopefully they go through with the reboot
R.I.P. Josh’s Dad. Any guy that takes a liking to Andy Sip is cool in my book.
One of the most powerful scenes ever on the greatest cop drama in television history..."NYPD Blue"!
Jimmy Smits and Dennis Franz were just extraordinary.
Award show in the 90s was amazing. Dennis presented the award to Jimmy ❤❤
@@carlatrezza7561 ,
Wish I could have watched it.
Smits is one of the best actors in history. LA Law and NY PD Blue had his best work. Including when Bobby dies.
Bobby saved New York about 2 million dollars by not sending these two cop- killers to prison for life. Andy got his pound of flesh, too. Best of all, it was a justified shooting. No blame on Bobby. I like how Vince pays his last respects, too.
Yeh that was a special touch from Vince😂
Smits was always able to convey such emotion and what the character was feeling through just facial expressions. Always been a fan of everything he's done. :)
After playing Bobby Simone, nothing he has done has ever emotionally impacted me as much. Great role; great actor. Miss the character. Miss seeing him and Kim Delaney together.
@@2034916 You didn't like him as Miguel Prado on Dexter????
@2034916 he is great in dexter also and sons of anarchy
One of the best shows/ensemble cast EVER. And the editing for this particular scene was outstanding.
Absolutely, and when David Caruso left they said it would be impossible to replace him yet they did. Incredible show
@@Outdoorpro72 Because Jimmy Smits can actually act (Sorry Dennis) and plus Jimmy was a Bronx kid made good!
My bad, David not Dennis, maybe he would have been better as Dennis, ha ha!
That was a breathtaking scene! Bobby came prepared. Took 3 down on four bullets.
@@MellowLady222 He took TWO down, not 3
Bobby took the gun out of his holster and was ready to go before approaching them.
Great little detail there.
There are no fair fights , and he knew that
What's funny is that legally any cop could draw their weapon before interacting anyone who's killed someone. They're a clear danger to society and lethal force is authorized at the go.
@@Baldeagle-tw2nv
You're completely right Mr Constitution, but sadly it carries little weight in the United States of the Offended in 2021. Jurists & laymen alike seem to treat it with nothing but scorn.... in some of our more twisted States.
@@mckinleymac3452 ,
They're probably 'Sanctuary States' Too.
They were cop murder suspects, therefore considered armed and dangerous, he followed protocol then executed them legally.@@mckinleymac3452
My favorite part is the spitting over the dead bodies
Before and to this date THE BEST POLICE DRAMA SHOW EVER PUT ON TELEVISION!!!!!
Such an incredible actor. Him and Sipowicz made a great team.
Any form of entertainment should make you feel emotions. A good piece of music, a poem, etc.
NYPD made me feel emotions I never experienced in any other way.
I hope and pray the people that made this show see my comment here and understand just how moving their work was. In a word.... incredible
asian guy in this scene: whoa they killed these guys for bumping into me
@@cagneybillingsley2165 lol :)
I agree.
I've probably watched this episode a dozen times before I noticed that Vince Cotelli spit on the body of the shooter at the end
Shit, I noticed that on the first go through! One of the best episodes of all time! It's too bad they won't ever make TV like this again!
@@RumbleFish69 LOL--yeah, likewise, over here... in fact, I got here by Googleing "NYPD Blue spitting scene," 'cause that's the best part of the whole bit, imo.
best show ever on TV
That was a great moment
Unlikely. Vince knows better to contaminate the body. He did spit in the perps direction though.
Sip to Bobby " I want them both dead Bobby"
Bobby to Self "Give me a minute here"
Love how Bobby yells Police as he pulls the trigger before finishing the word Police
"...yo, yo...Cop..."
Me: What a LOUSY choice for last words...
It was the best tv cop show of its time,
Nothing has ever replaced it,
The characters in this looked rough and ready like real New York City detectives.
And the way Andy got his confession out of the perp brilliant.
The shield has entered the chat.
Hill Street Blues
@@carldouglasmiles5594 Nah.
I incline to agree. Hillstreet Blues was also amazing but started to lose steam after season 5. Homicide Life on the Streets injected new life into the genre but was short lived. The Shield is also great, but tetters on the realm of unbelievability. Southland may actually be the closest contender to NYPD Blue but was cut too short to make a fair judgement.
I love both shows but NYPD Blue walked so The Shield could run. In my own personal rankings they are #1 & 2.@@carldouglasmiles5594
I watched it when it originally aired. I'm old.
Phoebe - me too.
Same Here It Repeats On Court T.V.
I Am With Ya On That
Same here. I have re-watched the entire series on amazon prime 5-6 times now.
Age is a state of mind
No question, the best show series on TV ever. It was a great tribute to them that they were able to add new characters when some left. Denis Frantz was my favorite actor in any series, Jimmy Smits andJames McDaniel were right behind him. I could go on and on with many others. Great interactions between them too.
completely agree on all points
What a great scene. Even the Asian guys face expression at 3:37 is stellar.
I picked up on that detail too. Part of what made this show so phenomenal was its attention to detail.
Looking back over the years, I didn't realize how much emotion that I had invested in some of these TV Shows.
I remember reading that the Network censor had a big issue with the fact that the two scumbags were both shot without either having discharged their weapon - but the show was so hot at the time, the producers prevailed. Jimmy was absolutely spectacular as Bobby Simone - one of the greatest TV acting jobs in history. Show really fell off a cliff when his character died.
It was a righteous shoot and Internal Affairs would clear him easily. At the same time this was a cold blooded, and justified, execution.
No cop anywhere has to wait for a shot to be fired at them to fire their weapon. The perp had his gun raised and pointed, that's all you need.
@@beekay5914 Damn Right!
Bobby avenged Andy jr
@@michaelmuldowney8
Absolutely agree. Wasn’t worth watching after. They really lost cred when Sipowitz hooked up with young blonde hottie - I thought they were pushing it with Sharon Lawrence! lol
Awesome show, so many great characters. 80s- Hill Street Blues, 90s- NYPD Blue, 00s- SVU. Three greatest cop shows.
SVU ?
Thats not a cop show. Thats a soap opera with cops.
@@Mrclean431 ,
Anyone watched "Blue Bloods" yet? If not you should, just to check them out.
That was great! The one Detective spat on one of the perps, he should have shat on him. Kudos, Bobby Simone, that was a damn good shoot! The look on Bobby's face was one of sheer determination.
Bobby looks like a badass in before taking down Andy Jr.’s killers god rest his soul
Dennis Franz was a decorated Vietnam veteran incredible guy in real life.
Bobby backing Andy. The only partner that was equal to Andy was Bobby!!! What a show!!!
Bobby was not only Andy Sr.’s partner but his best friend too
And then the union guy spit on the body … Wow. This episode never gets old.
Simone didn't have his gun holstered.
He knew what he was going to do.
Nope.
Walking up on two murder suspects, you keep it out.
(Ex cop)
@@Lavaman3682
You keep the safety off?
it's a Glock. doesn't have a safety.
The bad guy drew first but Simone got off the first shot.
@@ronito6683 Being a slow shot is a fatal error in a gun fight.
One of the MOST satisfying scenes every
Such a powerful scene - loved that it was a clean shoot.
I don't think it would've mattered if the shoot was justified or not. They were gonna die either way. Either Bobby was gonna get them or Andy was. Bobby just got lucky that the other guy pulled first.
The writers weren't going to let Simone shoot these guys unprovoked as say a vigilante or as a favor to Sipowicz. That wouldn't be what Simone's character would do. They made it easier for themselves to have the perps draw first.
@@joshburns4611 It certainly would have mattered. If he just gunned them down that would have been out of character and he would have gone to prison. Part of what is great about this scene is you can almost tell he is almost worried after the fact that this might look like a revenge killing even though there are all these witnesses around that will make it clear that it is a clean shoot.
Love how the Older Cop spits at the feet of the dead guys.
David Caruso was so great on this show and it took a lot of courage for Jimmy Smits to follow him. Jimmy did a great job as Bobby Simone and the writers did a tremendous job of molding Simone into own character over the years. The ending of Simone's character was one of the best and most emotional endings of a character that I have seen in a long time.
Caruso got ti big for his britches
Caruso SUCKS!! He's one of the WORST actors around. This show got infinitely better when he left.
@@thebronzetoo 👍👍
@@daniellima2973 👍
the main writer of this show was hooked on narcotics and was notorious for delivering scripts late. Jimmy Smits left because he couldn't learn the lines an hour before shooting. He felt like his performance was not as good as he wanted it. That is why Smits left.
I always think by the look on Simone's face that he was going to kill them regardless. The fact that they pulled a gun was a bonus.
it just provided him with the cover he needed.
Love Jimmy Smits.
@@ATLKing404 Yeah. It made the shoot clean by the law.
No way. He wanted them to make a dumb move.
@@studinthemaking And fortunately they did.
The best police procedural ever...film, stage or television.
Homicide LOTS may be better
Law & Order, Law & Order SVU
That's a matter of opinion, Gary... In this case, I happen to agree with you!
Jimmy Smits and Dennis Franz were the best.
Chicago PD is pretty excellent. Sipowicz would’ve been cool with Det. Sgt. Hank Voight.
Best series ever on tv in my opinion.
Until Jimmy Smitts left
d hart Big loss yes for sure. I didn't care much for Ricky Schroeder but I did come to like Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Neither could fill Jimmy's shoes though that's for sure.
It was a good show. I loved my late Sunday night reruns. Have you seen The Wire? The best show ever in my mind.
Even better than Hill Street Blues?
Kenneth Russell Haha to me yes. But I did love me some Hill Street Blues!
Now I'll have to go watch that entire series again!😀
Love how Vince spits on the ground after they got shot
Yeah that was great.
yup
Got what they deserved. I would have hocked up a better loogie for these jag-offs
He spit on the ground? Oh..... lol
F*** yeah that was awesome
Was always powerful when he said, "Whiskey, line em up!"
Watching that scene for the first time I’m like yelling to my tv ‘don’t do it, Andy, DON’T!!’.
@@bgd360 I just remember all the times he DIDN'T. He lost his beautiful 2nd wife, and 2 professional partners he obviously loved, and his 2nd son got seriously sick. Andy stayed strong, and he DIDN'T give in to DRINK!
Exactly what I would have done. Simone's face was on fire and the tunnel vision was so evident !
Boy, you can really feel this scene.
Bobby was like an old west sheriff taking down the two bad guys.
I like how they show Simone shooting without having to aim. That takes a lot of practice.
Bobby had his sight picture....it was perfectly evident. There's your "aiming". So well executed. Every aspect of this drama was realistically performed.
Bobby was such a bad ass!
The writing, the actors. Perfection
My absolute favorite show. I have watched all the episodes many times over the years.
When TV shows were worth watching
Shows are still worth watching. We forget how much absolute rubish made it to TV even back then, because it all fades and just leaves us remembering the good stuff.
NYPD BLUE, THE WIRE and SOPRANOS both realistic shows in the police officer TV realm. You don't know it, till you have lived it.
Don’t Make shows like this anymore when I was 14 I used to watch the show religiously Tuesday at 10 and I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
I think ABC is actually REVIVING NYPD Blue with the main character being Theo Sipowicz working out of the 15th Squad and trying to find out who murdered his father. Kim Delaney and Bill Brochtrup have signed on to reprise their characters.
CAN'T WAIT!!!
Frank Clarady What the fuck are you serious? That’s interesting
This is the best nypd blues with jimmy Smith and law n order with jerry orbach.my favorite 2 shows
His name is Jimmy Smit
@@meryltrue8773 Could be a typo caused by the writer or these f*cking laptop keyboards that like to skip, double, omit, substitute by placing adjacent characters, and out of proper order the characters. I used to hate redunderlines with a passion but now actually kind of like 'em as they show me where the godd*mn thing screwed up with my perfect typing.
Wouldn't you have loved a crossover with a Sipowicz/ Lenny Bosco scene? One of those shoulda couldas.
@@meryltrue8773 Wrong again, if you are going to correct someone try to be correct yourself. It's Jimmy Smits.
I’d love to rewatch it.The most realistic CopShow ever made
Why can't you?
@@broughtbackin I found it on Prime
Took care of business . ... like a boss!
I am not sure why Jimmy left the show, He was Andy' best partner I think
No think. He was.
This has been the pattern in Smits' career. Once he has done a role for a few years he's had enough and is ready to move on. Most people would kill to have the professional freedom he has. It would have been nice to see if the West Wing would have succeeded a couple years into the Santos presidency.
Greatest cop show I’ve ever seen and still watch! Have all seasons on dvd
Same here, managed to get them in the UK, hard to find now. Ged
I have to congratulate all the people that made the show what it was Not only the people that start in the show but all of the people that watched it so it stayed on the year and after reading these comments it shows how right I am Thank you For putting out such a great product at thank the rest of you for watching it God-bless
What a great episode..., I can't say much else other than that Simone had 'the twitch'. You could see it...,
"Please..., resist"
Clean shoot though, good reflexes.
Daaammnnn - forgot how good this series was!
Smits, Turturro and Franz. What a fucking trio of wonderful actors.
Clean shoot. Everyone saw it.
I used to record it on a VCR when I had to work the nights it was on. Hell, that was a while ago, I was still single!
Your still single now lol
It's funny how Simone told a grieving father in another episode that killing his son's murderers is not justice but vengeance and it was bad
+Wong Sifu Yeah, that philosophy about justice and vengeance is easy to say and believe until it's one of your own that is murdered. Then all that philosophy goes out the window.
It wasn't vengeance. He was doing a Andy a solid. 🤣
Bobby anticipated trouble and was ready to deal with it. When cops go through doors they have their weapons ready. Bobby was ready. It's not vengeance it's a prepared cop looking out for his partner. They drew first Bobby finished it.
3:13. Nicely done. I love when they do the slow mo shots like that.
As Bobby fires, surely it's not just me saying to myself 'Kapow -Kapow....Kapow-Kapow...take that you pair of utter bastards!'.
Love how Vince drops a Luggie on the perp, good riddance.
Awesome I always remember this part he took out the trash 🗑
Next to the sopranos this is my favorite episodic drama..
If Sipowicz got Phil Leotardo or his worthless crew in the interview room, they'd be eating grilled cheese off a radiator for the rest of they're fuckin lives.
Damn I miss this show
Me too. It was a great show. Did you know that the last scene of the final episode was literally the last scene shot? When Dennis is sitting at the desk and they yelled cut..., that was the end of the show..., it was a wrap and the show was over.
MY FAVORITE COP SHOW OF ALL TIME TILL THIS DAY N.Y.P.D. BLUE DENNIS AND JIMMY MY TWO FAVORITE DETECTIVES BOTH GREAT ACTORS 👮♂️🚔👍☝️I MISS THIS SHOW SO MUCH ✌️
I Grew Up With 1 Adam 12 The Rookies Blue Thunder Miami Vice A Lil Hunter & Hill Street Blues. NYPD Blue New York Undercover & Law And Order. After NYPD Blue Went Off The Air I Checked Out The Shield. Nothing Came Close To NYPD Blue.
Melvin I loved NYPD blue and miss it. I would suggest Southland another great show. You can find the full series on Hulu
Don't forget SWAT!! -----"When you need help you call the police, when the police need help they call....SWAT!!"
@@JOECANDELA22 Yep Yep
The Wire. Hands down.
@@zombi3907 The Wire Was A Full Broad Look At The Drug Culture From Different Angles. It Starts With Courts. Season 2 How The Drugs Got Into Baltimore. Season 3 The Streets. Season 4 The Kids. Season 5 The Newspaper.
I loved that scene the first time around. Very satisfying.
A death I’m the family and closing time
The best 2 hours of television drama you will ever see. Magnificent
This was a SPECTACULAR scene.
Only Bobby was dialed in.
He was the only one FULLY aware, which gave him the edge in that split second.
The way "time slowed" the minute one guy said, "COP".
Their fates were sealed.
There was no other end.
To catch that on film, to create it and capture, is definitely worth a dozen of those worthless awards they give away every year.
Amazon has EVERY episode....I watched them back to back to back to back etc etc etc!!
thanks mike.
comcast has a channel called H&I and they air them a lot but it is later usually around 12am.
After Bobby Simone died the show went downhill.
Hulu also has it, so I'm watching the series all the way through again.
@@925732 I Agree But Andy Kept It 100
If this was today, Simone would’ve been arrested and the perps would be posthumously awarded keys to the city
@Michael Lowery Not for 2 white guys.
If this was today he would be put on payed leave while his friends on the force "Investigated" the shooting before finding he did nothing wrong.
@@DJamesTheFool in your eyes shooting two criminals who are armed and pointing guns at you isn’t defensible? What exactly would he need to be investigated for? Idiot
lol, so very, very true.
Dont forget BLM....
Best TV show in history, of any genre.
Love the music and the reaction by Bobby after the shooting
Great work Simone!
I clapped and cheered when Bobby shot them. that was 1996. that was 25 years ago. I waited 25 years to clapped again
I just started season 4 this week Season 3 was incredible probably my fave...I watch the series every other year now
Good shooting on Simone's part. The cop spitting on the body afterward was a nice touch.
And that, boys and girls, is how it is done.
Bobby was a straight gangster
Dennis Frank and Jimmy Smith were perfectly cast on this show.
This and Miami Vice were the two best cop shows ever. Period.
Nah, Starsky & Hutch was the best.........isn't it!!!!!
Watching these clips is catharsis for me today. God rest Rivera and Mora.
I've got to do some research about the 12 season series, I loved that show but I missed a few episodes.
God Bless the boys in blue…🙏😇🇺🇸🍀
There are several episodes with Diane and Bobby involving her family. So real.
Really resonated with me because all my in laws were alcoholic and these episodes really nailed the family dynamics with alcoholics. Awful.
My only issue with this scene, like most shows, movie, etc is that Jimmy Smits got to shoot them both. The fat cop and the other cop had the drop on the punks too. Smits could have taken punk 1 and the writers could have left punk 2 to the other cops. It bugs me when the leads get all the action.
Yeah tv is all hard to figure out
Yeh Morrisey never seemed to get a frontline role in NYPD Blue and would have fitted In well with the squad.
"Line 'em up!"
Andy Sipowicz doesn't fuck around!
Andy didn't fall off the wagon.
He JUMPED.
Damn,I miss this show...
This is when NYPD Blue was at its Best!! Andy and Bobby were Golden!!
No other cop shows past or present like TJ Hooker, In The Heat of The Night, Rookie Blue, The District, Chicago PD, NCIS, The Rookie, Hunter, Blue Bloods, The Shield, Homicide: Life on The Street or NCIS: Hawai'i came even close to that of NYPD Blue, period!!!
Bobby has no sense of triumph.This is what appealed about this show.People showed real emotions .In this case Bobby looked defeated and exhausted.
My favorite cop show of all time
The first 3 seasons were hands down the best. Sadly by the last season it just felt tired
NYPD quanti ricordi,bella serie poliziesca 👍
PERFECTION! Double taps. both in the 10 ring, both perps down'n out! OUTSTANDING! Bobby was the BEST partner Andy EVER had! & NYPD BLUE was the finest LE TV series in the history of television w/ SOUTHLAND coming in 2nd. NYPD Blue in its prime!
One of the best programmes on tv
Just takin' out the trash, that's all.
When this show started it was basically a version of CSI Miami. Sipowicz was clearly a wingman who may or may not even survive the season. He wasn't handsome. He wasn't heroic. He was tough and he was loyal. He was basically the Archie Bunker of the show. By the end of the series he was clearly the main protagonist. I also thought it's very interesting watching how technology changed everything. You watched the first season and then you watched the last season and you can clearly see changes happening.
12 years is a lot.
Got to strongly disagree with you . First of all, it was on years before CSI: Miami, so how could it be a version of a later show? Second, as far as Sipowicz being a wingman, when I started watching the show, sometime in the first season, after hearing all these raves about Caruso, I wondered what people were talking about? It was obvious, at least to me, that Andy was the tent pole character, and anyway, Denis Franz was more well known then David Caruso at that point, from his time on Hill Street Blues.
@@jerryx3253 since I watched CSI Miami before I ever watch NYPD Blue because I wasn't old enough when it came out, the similarities between the two characters played by the same actor were obvious.
I am glad you were able to see that the constantly drunk, irascible Sipowitz who was a hair breadth away from being fired was going to be a more important character than his well respected alpha partner.
I personally never saw it coming. Nonetheless, what an awesome character and what a wonderful actor.
If that happened today, the police would have been accused of shooting two nice men who were helping a gentleman with directions 😂
dakritic
🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂 brilliant 🤣
An Asian gentleman who was lost.
I like how Bobby yelled "Police" without moving his lips.