Most would disagree with me, but the real world needs cops like Sipowicz. Sipowicz had his own internal struggles. He obviously had PTSD. He would smack a perp around when they deserved it, and he NEVER forgot about the people who were victims or why he wore the badge. Dennis Franz is a legend.
Most would probably agree with you. There's a time and a place for cops like Sipowicz. I'm left leaning and generally can't stand cops but I'm a realist first. Some people are what they are and need to be met on the same level. This murdering turd didn't get beat enough.
A lot of people would never see justice for their loved ones if it wasn’t for cops like sipowicz, And by god wouldn’t we all want Andy In the room if it was our loved one.
This was the period when NYPD Blue was really firing on all cylinders. The cast was perfect, the writing tight and intense, every actor on his A-game. Must-see TV would have been pale as a description for these seasons.
Loved the episode where they went full bore boxing in the bathroom. A following episode they respected each other. People grow. Best Cop show ever made.
" ...and putting the pieces of his body into garbage bags! " What a line reading from Franz! It's not a mystery why some people become crazed having to deal with the savagery of human atrocities.
I watched NYPD Blue and Law & Order OG during my middle school years and as a South Georgia boy I wanted to live in gritty NYC and solve crimes like Sipowicz and Brisco. Little did I know by the time I would get to visit after 4 years in the Army that Times Square would have an M&M’s store instead of an S&M one 🤦🏼
@@BrotherDerrick3X yep. Officers in his time were issued revolvers. Of course as time progressed so did the firearm. But those that had time on and were issued revolvers could still use them as their service revolver. I knew alot of old times like that.
He "resisted arrest", so he was restrained. His injuries are a reflection on how much he "resisted". He was lucky he stopped resisting or he might have got what he really deserved.
While I don't know the origin of the idea that led to this scene, I do know that many of the crimes portrayed were taken directly from real cases in NYC. Whether inspired by real events or not, the writers nailed the self-centered arrogance and sense of being victimized that some of these truly delusional murderers feel. This guy, like some real killers, truly felt he had done no wrong and had been beaten for no reason.
You know things aren't likely to go your way after two cops tell you you haven't been beaten enough, especially when one of them was the one who beat you, and the other is his boss!
I dunno what you all are talking about. The guy resisted, I saw it, yup. And attempted to obstruct the investigation by interfering with evidence. Attempted to evade arrest also. The detective should be commended for his restraint in dealing with a clearly very dangerous defendant and securing the evidential nature of the scene in a non lethal manner. Tea and medals and a new pool table for the night shift, I say.
FANCY'S comment you probably were not beaten enough. outstanding writing & said perfectly. awesome series. nothing on tv now that comes close to that show.
Those were murder-shots. All aimed at bursting the thin high-pressure Renal Artery which causes death by internal bleeding: then it’s, “he fell down the stairs.” Successive punches and knees to the kidneys: a South African police-special, especially against carjackers. Andy knew his business.
Wouldn’t fly today, if only because of the cameras they have installed in the interrogation rooms. But Andy did what he needed to do in his time. Behind that gruff exterior was a heart of gold, and he always had the victims close to heart
I usually don't get emotionally invested in TV shows or movies because I know they're fiction...but there's something about this scene that gets me. Like it's SO satisfying watching this piece of shit get caught in the act and then getting a beating...but then I actually feel anger when like Andy and Fancy put it he's "not beaten enough".
I don't support brutality when it's unwarranted. Here though? Here it was warranted. A testament to Andy is that I would have capped him where he stood while he still had blood on his hands. But that's why I'm not a cop. A rapist or child molester would never see the outside of a prison, and a murderer wouldn't make it there.
What ep/series was this? Agreed looks like the sweet spot with Bobby and Andy’s contrasting raw humanity always bubbling and Greg etc coming into there own…
I don't think this is 4x22. I think it's 4x21, "Is Paris Burning." When you read the descriptions of "A Draining Experience," the season finale, it doesn't include this plotline. It's in the penultimate episode.
Really? U let an out of shape old man best u in a fight? Wow I hope the rest of the scum in prison don’t find out but then again he’s kicked everyone’s ass in there any way
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When he began to cuff the guy the actor playing the perp went ahead and put his free hand back up on his lower back in position to be cuffed.... It ruined the entire scene for me.
Skell-“I was beaten.”
Lt Fancy-“Probably not enough.” 🤣🤣🤣
When Fancy sides with Sipowicz... you're toast.
True. 🙂😎
Great line, had me falling out. 🤣
Fancy gave zero fucks he was beaten. Probably not enough lol. A great andy tune up.
Skel: If you're their boss, I was beaten.
Fancy: Probably not enough...
Savage
Most would disagree with me, but the real world needs cops like Sipowicz. Sipowicz had his own internal struggles. He obviously had PTSD. He would smack a perp around when they deserved it, and he NEVER forgot about the people who were victims or why he wore the badge. Dennis Franz is a legend.
Most would probably agree with you. There's a time and a place for cops like Sipowicz. I'm left leaning and generally can't stand cops but I'm a realist first. Some people are what they are and need to be met on the same level. This murdering turd didn't get beat enough.
I still love when Andy told a perp (who beat his wife to death, I believe), "SHUT YOUR MOUTH OR I'LL BREAK YOUR JAW!"
No, I agree. Some criminals deserve to get their ass beat!
@@hungram5170 Supowicz and Dirty Harry
A lot of people would never see justice for their loved ones if it wasn’t for cops like sipowicz,
And by god wouldn’t we all want Andy In the room if it was our loved one.
I like that Andy hit him in places that don't show. Just admiring the technique of this fictitious character.
This was the period when NYPD Blue was really firing on all cylinders. The cast was perfect, the writing tight and intense, every actor on his A-game. Must-see TV would have been pale as a description for these seasons.
Couldn't agree more.
The show ages well. My favorite cop show.. I have wore out years 2 and 4 because I have watched them so much..
Right about that.
Andy and Fancy rarely agreed on things but this guy wasn't beaten enough
Loved the episode where they went full bore boxing in the bathroom. A following episode they respected each other. People grow. Best Cop show ever made.
“I was beaten”,
“Not really, we’ll put you in genpop so you can experience what being beaten is.”
" ...and putting the pieces of his body into garbage bags! " What a line reading from Franz! It's not a mystery why some people become crazed having to deal with the savagery of human atrocities.
It's the delivery for me.
The best line and probably the best of the whole series… “ Hey if you’re their boss I was beaten..” “Probably not enough….” 🤣
Such a great clip butt the best moment was when Fancy said “ probably not enough”
“”I was beaten.” “PROBABLY NOT ENOUGH.”
You think you were beaten, huh, bub? Wait until you see what's gonna happen to you in prison. Getting beat will be the least of your problems.
Beep Beep
One of my favourite Fancy lines.
This show was awesome no filter straight drama and hard language,bless the squad
Andy is OG knows how to beat a suspect in the right places and leave no visible marks a pro lol
"He can do it without leaving a mark. It's amazing."
--- Det. 3G John Clark Jr.
I mean dude will be pissing blood for a good week...
Franz and Smits had really good chemistry together.
As close as Andy and Bobby were, Andy says “you shut up too” to Bobby. Bobby gets his boy. He was filled with rage.
If I remember correctly, they had an argument earlier in the episode about Bobby's dealings with the FBI
I watched NYPD Blue and Law & Order OG during my middle school years and as a South Georgia boy I wanted to live in gritty NYC and solve crimes like Sipowicz and Brisco. Little did I know by the time I would get to visit after 4 years in the Army that Times Square would have an M&M’s store instead of an S&M one 🤦🏼
"I found him like that" as the guy literally washes the blood off of his hands... Wow...
Some people are just..
I'm against the death penalty but I am daily given excuses to rescind that belief.
What would the Stepfather's excuse be if the police walked in on him in that movie's infamous opening?
Andy and that short barrel revolver look like they go together. In age, stlye, and build.
And the short sleeve button-down 👔 My old man is EXACTLY the same way with his suits
Sipowicz is old school. He probably didn't want a Glock or any automatic.
@@BrotherDerrick3X yep. Officers in his time were issued revolvers. Of course as time progressed so did the firearm. But those that had time on and were issued revolvers could still use them as their service revolver. I knew alot of old times like that.
Kept his finger on the trigger the whole time...then during the fight his revolver disappeared
Smith and Wesson .38 special snubnose. Probably a model 36.
Man... I have to start a rewatch of this show again soon.
He "resisted arrest", so he was restrained. His injuries are a reflection on how much he "resisted". He was lucky he stopped resisting or he might have got what he really deserved.
While I don't know the origin of the idea that led to this scene, I do know that many of the crimes portrayed were taken directly from real cases in NYC. Whether inspired by real events or not, the writers nailed the self-centered arrogance and sense of being victimized that some of these truly delusional murderers feel. This guy, like some real killers, truly felt he had done no wrong and had been beaten for no reason.
Old school detective: 38 sp snubnose. Police brutality LOL
Yep ...But no Blackjack! Oooo well .next time .😂🤣
You know things aren't likely to go your way after two cops tell you you haven't been beaten enough, especially when one of them was the one who beat you, and the other is his boss!
Dennis Franz and Jimmy Smits worked so well together. ❤️
Mike Post's Emmy winning score is very, very intense and gut wrenching.
I was beaten,
Lt Fancy”
Probably not enough😂
Loved it when they gave Fancy lines like that.
“The way you govern stinks”
John Kelly
I dunno what you all are talking about. The guy resisted, I saw it, yup. And attempted to obstruct the investigation by interfering with evidence. Attempted to evade arrest also. The detective should be commended for his restraint in dealing with a clearly very dangerous defendant and securing the evidential nature of the scene in a non lethal manner. Tea and medals and a new pool table for the night shift, I say.
Why the hell should the night shift get a pool table, Andy's on days.
@@specialk9424 No sir, doesn’t work like that. The camera crew is on days!
For some reason, I really like the way Andy says “garbage bags.”
Fancy don't give 2 shits he was beaten.
FANCY'S comment you probably were not beaten enough. outstanding writing & said perfectly.
awesome series. nothing on tv now that comes close to that show.
Those were murder-shots. All aimed at bursting the thin high-pressure Renal Artery which causes death by internal bleeding: then it’s, “he fell down the stairs.” Successive punches and knees to the kidneys: a South African police-special, especially against carjackers. Andy knew his business.
Andy Sipowicz:
Go solo.
Catch a suspect in the act.
Punish the suspect.
Arrest the suspect.
Uphold the law.
That's a great supervisor!
Wouldn’t fly today, if only because of the cameras they have installed in the interrogation rooms. But Andy did what he needed to do in his time. Behind that gruff exterior was a heart of gold, and he always had the victims close to heart
This show was a key factor for the cameras being installed in police interrogation rooms.
-I found him like this!
-They're gonna find your body in 27 pieces too
The cast was always great
Good thing Andy retired before bodycams became a thing. Yeah, Lieu! He was ummm, uhhh, resisting....
2:27 That line
Gary Wilder: Hey, if you're their boss, I was beaten
Lieutenant Fancy: Probably not enough
First time seeing this scene ever! I’m taking acting notes from NYPD Blue
I like the Ada. He's very well spoken..
Another actor who appeared in NYPD Blue and E.R.
I liked Fancy - He was a good guy.
Probably Not Enough !!! All good things come to an end... including NYPD. What a show.
Andy Sipowicz=ABC version of Chicago PD’s Hank Voight
More like Chicago PD's Hank Voight = NBC version of Andy Sipowicz, being that Chicago PD came out 20 years after NYPD Blue.
It’s funny Dennis Franz was a Chicago guy playing a NY cop. Jason Beghe is a New Yorker playing a Chicago cop
This is not the Finale 4x22 this is from the episode Is Paris Burning ... 4X22 is where Simone is suspended for his involvement joey salvo
Thank u i was wondering which season this was from
I usually don't get emotionally invested in TV shows or movies because I know they're fiction...but there's something about this scene that gets me. Like it's SO satisfying watching this piece of shit get caught in the act and then getting a beating...but then I actually feel anger when like Andy and Fancy put it he's "not beaten enough".
I just watched this episode last night on Amazon. The whole thing is great
By far the best episode of Blue,imho of course.
What season and episode , I have all of them up to when Bobby Died
J Smith I don’t know to be honest.
Sooooo well written.
Andy’s tune ups.
I don't support brutality when it's unwarranted. Here though? Here it was warranted. A testament to Andy is that I would have capped him where he stood while he still had blood on his hands. But that's why I'm not a cop. A rapist or child molester would never see the outside of a prison, and a murderer wouldn't make it there.
Cohen screwed the pooch on that episode.
No wood shampoo, no beating.
Actually, this episode is Paris is Burning.
Andy gots moves for a dinasour
It's his intensity
What ep/series was this? Agreed looks like the sweet spot with Bobby and Andy’s contrasting raw humanity always bubbling and Greg etc coming into there own…
Someone does wrong,Sipowicz will FUCK them up!!!
That’s insane for cops to actually witness atrocities like that in real life there is no way you can erase it from your memory truly horrible.
😂😂😂 the one time andy and fancy agree on something lol 😂
Damned epic show
I don't think this is 4x22. I think it's 4x21, "Is Paris Burning." When you read the descriptions of "A Draining Experience," the season finale, it doesn't include this plotline. It's in the penultimate episode.
How many times has Andy's partner stopped him from doing something that would put him in jail.
One of the most shocking moments
Good old kidney shots.....be pissing blood for a fucking week
Not beaten enough
that guy did a great job of getting all the blood off his hands. when andy was beating him up not a drop of blood on his hands or
Fancy ... "probably not enough"
Really? U let an out of shape old man best u in a fight? Wow I hope the rest of the scum in prison don’t find out but then again he’s kicked everyone’s ass in there any way
Andy wasn't an ordinary old man he served in the 82nd airborne in Vietnam.
Classic
The arrest should have continued upon on the roof where the bad guy could test his flying skills. Just saying.
Looked like he resisted to me......
I don’t remember the rest of the episode. Why does Andy say to Bobby, “You shut up too”?
Sipowitz could tune up a damp piano.
Great quality clip,
This clip is from 4x21 “Is Paris Burning?”, NOT 4x22 “A Draining Experience.
fixed thanks
He is right not enough 🤬
I know this is just a tv show but damn man I wouldn't last a week at that fucking job.
Sounds like Markeith Loyd.
im from the uk but I fucking loved NYPD blue
perp reminds me of Tab Hunter
Don’t blame Andy a bit
This was a good one
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Enough.
When he began to cuff the guy the actor playing the perp went ahead and put his free hand back up on his lower back in position to be cuffed.... It ruined the entire scene for me.
What episode is this from?
That must have been some knife.
Which episode is this from.
all episodes in description
january161992 I missed that somehow.
The one where Vince stole the bus
I'm glad this show happened before the snowflake Era
Clean his clock
1:00
Would this be "Police" brutality if he was Black?
Pin a Rose on it
No body cams