David Caruso acted like he was too big for his britches, and figured he could ace it as a movie star. He wound up with a few flop films, and after starring in the short-lived series MICHAEL HAYES Caruso showed up with hat in hand and joined the cast of CSI: MIAMI as Lieutenant Horatio Caine in 2002 and stayed all the way to the last episode in 2012. He got his second chance and made the most of it.
It's a pity that there isn't anyone around in "authority" like John Kelly, in the way he's talking to Mister Daniels. If there is, then it's a shame we never hear about it, but only the violent ways that situations like this end.
Caruso wore his Kelly suit very well. Unfortunate that he allowed some people to whisper in his ear that he could be a movie star. But his exit from the show allowed Franz to become the linchpin of the series and more focus to bear on the ensemble cast.
Another fine scene for Kelly. In hindsight much hasn't changed since 93 in terms of bad guys getting away with stuff and the average person having to suffer because of it. Its a shame what happen to the father happened, but it goes to show you that the laws in America do need to be reexamine and harsher punishment needs to be handed down. And kelly was right about that judge " he isn't worth it". Many who swear to uphold the law and government aren't. Blue wasn't a thinking man show like law and order or homicide... but damn if it didn't make you feel for people and the never ending search for humanity and justice.
After this first season, David Caruso got to feeling too big for his britches and left NYPD BLUE for an unsuccessful movie career. Then he came back to television with the short-lived MICHAEL HAYES series, and then hit it out of the ballpark with CSI: MIAMI with his role of Lieutenant Horatio Caine of the Miami-Dade Police Department's Crime Scene Investigation unit. But here he had been off to a good start with his role of police detective John Kelly. He should have stayed put. But then we'd never had the pleasure of seeing him in CSI: MIAMI. And that's the way it is.
I remember having to work with judges like that...real tough guys as long as we were there to protect them.
David Caruso acted like he was too big for his britches, and figured he could ace it as a movie star. He wound up with a few flop films, and after starring in the short-lived series MICHAEL HAYES Caruso showed up with hat in hand and joined the cast of CSI: MIAMI as Lieutenant Horatio Caine in 2002 and stayed all the way to the last episode in 2012. He got his second chance and made the most of it.
David Caruso was excellent as John Kelly. I wish he never left the show.
It's a pity that there isn't anyone around in "authority" like John Kelly, in the way he's talking to Mister Daniels. If there is, then it's a shame we never hear about it, but only the violent ways that situations like this end.
Many cities hurting today because of judges like this.
It is a 100 times worse today.
I think Kelly was lying when he told the father that he wouldn't be put in jail.
You tell him, Kelly!
Caruso wore his Kelly suit very well. Unfortunate that he allowed some people to whisper in his ear that he could be a movie star. But his exit from the show allowed Franz to become the linchpin of the series and more focus to bear on the ensemble cast.
Kelly is on point with that remark. Just look at today’s society
"I work your streets, I clean up after how you govern."
The scene with John putting on his vest at
Can you imagine if this scene ended with Kelly giving the judge a right hook with his fist?
Another fine scene for Kelly. In hindsight much hasn't changed since 93 in terms of bad guys getting away with stuff and the average person having to suffer because of it. Its a shame what happen to the father happened, but it goes to show you that the laws in America do need to be reexamine and harsher punishment needs to be handed down. And kelly was right about that judge " he isn't worth it". Many who swear to uphold the law and government aren't. Blue wasn't a thinking man show like law and order or homicide... but damn if it didn't make you feel for people and the never ending search for humanity and justice.
"I clean up after how you govern". Burn
Justice is not only blind, but it has gone deaf as well.
Caruso's acting is on point here
I love and missed Kelly On NYPD Blue
After this first season, David Caruso got to feeling too big for his britches and left NYPD BLUE for an unsuccessful movie career. Then he came back to television with the short-lived MICHAEL HAYES series, and then hit it out of the ballpark with CSI: MIAMI with his role of Lieutenant Horatio Caine of the Miami-Dade Police Department's Crime Scene Investigation unit. But here he had been off to a good start with his role of police detective John Kelly. He should have stayed put. But then we'd never had the pleasure of seeing him in CSI: MIAMI. And that's the way it is.
John Kelley great actor