I always find it incredible that the actors read the script, see what is required of them and act it out. Smit's expression at 1:53 is exquisitely sad.
Jimmy Smits' ability to convey so much emotion in his face and eyes is remarkable, and on full display in this scene. And Franz...there are not enough superlatives to do justice to his performance.
That is Blue's masterstroke. It's always subtlety. Utter fantastic performances through minor lines and facial reactions. Every episode is just sublime.
And remember how he confronts Sipowicz after he gets drunk, takes a beat down and loses his gun? - "So you left Sylvia, alone, with the baby. Just like you did Andy J. Do you want people to help you?" - "Please help me..."
@@craighicksartwork One of the things I love most about it is how the guest actors consistently nailed their roles. In this case, the woman reacting to Andy saying "This belongs to my son" just has the perfect facial expressions to convey both sympathy and how awkward it must be to be in a situation like that.
I work in EMS (Paramedic) I work with cops fairly regularly and the guys that are old enough to have watched this show LOVE Andy Sipowicz. They refer to him as "A cop's cop".
@@ronnie_5150 Absolutely! But that scene tore my heart out, as a father. Amy and I have a young son and the thought of him being killed or even hurt Absolutely shatters my soul. Orlando Caprari
Very understandable. The saying, "Parents should never have to bury their children." is a very real. I've seen parents after having been told their child has passed. It's, to say the least, devastating. They will never be the same. This scene was played perfectly. @@amycaprari9951
I remember watching this when it came on the air orginally. It was brutal and it came totally out of nowhere. Bobby's reaction after the sheet is pulled and then Andy telling the Nurse this is his son's items is gut wrenching.
My sister and i were called to the hospital about my mother and when we got there i could tell by the look on the nurse's face she was gone.this was in 2004 and i still remember it.o death where is thy sting o grave where is thy victory?writing this in June 2022 stay safe people.lost my sister to covid last year.
@aestheticallybalancedand right after they did that big multi episode build up to Andy J becoming a cop and Andy Sr mentoring him and being so proud of him. It was set up so perfectly to be a massive punch in the gut.
I retired last Nov after 29 years on the job. One of my first partners once responded to a fatal car accident. The victim was his father. This shit does happen and they played it straight. Kudos to those actors for getting it right.
Jimmy's acting was incredible and then Dennis was superb, i felt overwhelmed by the range of emotions they both displayed, from utter shock to heartbreak, just brilliant, and you can't help but empathize as a human, amazing scene.
Here's the thing: the scene stays with you, its not just a show. Dennis Franz was known as a Shakesperean actor before this show, and boy did he bring it to the table. This scene is a testament to the power emotional of fidelity in acting: the more perfect you play a note, the less loud it needs to be; you can call it hi-fi acting.
Never watched an episode of NYPD blue in my life, never ever, but I shed a tear when the detective said “This belongs to my son.” No parent should outlive their child.
Totally agree. My grandmother outlived two of her sons, my uncles, due to illness. The sorrow is unreal. I have two sons. I pray that I’m called home long before them.✝️
My worst fear before I had a child was to be kidnapped. But after I had one was to ever lose her. I totally agree. This is heart wrenching and no parent should ever outlive their child. So sad.
My sister outlived three of her children.Her youngest son was hit by s car her only daughter died. From breast cancer and het oldest died in 2018 from lung cancer.i am crying as i write this.She had open heart surgery in February 2020 caught covid and died at 87 years.covid is real people please get your shots to protect yourself and others.God bless America.
I have a 14 year old son and I know this is just a tv show. But I just started crying because I am a father and no father should go through this. It just got me as a father.
In high school a classmate was shot dead on campus parking lot by another student, a creepy loner who was stalking him. He was covered on the ground until the coroner arrived. They brought his father and older brother on the scene, I’ll never forget the thousand yard stare on that poor father face. He was eventually taken to the ER that night due to vomiting and chest pain.
This video came up in my recommended. I've never watched NYPD Blue and I don't know a thing about these characters, but Smits and Franz are so powerful that it brought tears to my eyes.
Bobby's "Oh, my God! " was chilling. Franz was called upon to do some serious acting in the series. Remarkable and moving. Another large safe dropped on Andy.
Yep I remember advertisements for that episodes stated the squad loses one of their own and remember the previous episode (if I’m not mistaken) was the birth of Theo. Andy hugs Andy Jr outside the delivery room and tells him (paraphrasing) “I’ll be spending more time with the baby cuz he’s just a little guy, but don’t think that means I love you any less”. Andy Jr gets teary-eyed. Almost as if he was saying goodbye
Incredible acting by bot Smits and Franz. Even after watching this scene and episode a million times, you still tear up. Dennis Franz is one of the the greatest actors ever.
At least the black guy who survived was able to clean up his act, move to Chicago to become a cop who lives with his grandmother and makes sly comments about his partner's weight.
I'm 43, but when I was a senior in high school, this southern girl loved watching this show about nyc cops! Now 26 years later, I live watching blue bloods
@@Erinski I think about what TV violence does to the brain. Murder after murder, trauma after trauma. Its not the actors who are damaged - we are. I think it causes a low level of fear that can be triggered by other shows, TV news, things in our life. Its not healthy to see this stuff. Its why the US is the most violent country.
The ER doctor was played by Titus Welliver, now well known for playing Harry Bosch! He appeared as this doctor several times on "Blue", and I liked his character. They always got great talent for the show, and, for me, "Blue" will always stand as the best police show in TV history. And this scene where Andy realizes it's his sweet son lying there in the ER is absolutely heartbreaking. It never fails to bring me to tears!
I'd heard of this show of course but never watched it. Not something I was interested in as a kid. But I've come across these scenes on TH-cam and have been incredibly impressed. This scene brought be to tears. The acting is incredible.
A fireman responded to a child drowned in a pool... it was his young daughter. True story. I knew the man. Also the neighbor who pulled the kid from the pool. This seen always hurts.
I remember seeing this scene on the night it aired. Couldn’t even think of another scene that would compare....until the scene in boardwalk empire where Al Capone comforts his son after yelling at him. Still my favorite scene of all time on tv or in a movie. Watched it a 100 times and I still get a lump in my throat when Al picks him up. Maybe it’s just a “father of a son” thing. But this is a close 2nd.
If you would have told me during the first three or so seasons of NYPD Blue that by the time the series ended Andy Sipowicz (prob spelled that wrong...apologies) would be my favorite character on the show, I NEVER would have believed it. I HATED Andy in the beginning. Thanks to Sylvia, Bobby, Capt. Fancy, Danny, etc, we got to see him get his act together and become a fantastic detective and an even better friend, father and husband. Loved when Lt. Fancy took Andy out for ribs. Also loved when John Irvin offered to watch Theo...Andy turned him down. Danny told him, "Andy, he's gay not a child molester''. Andy grew to love John. Didn't blame him when Sylvia died either. I miss this show. One of my all time favorite series.
The last scene we saw Andy Jr, Andy hugged him and told him, about his new born baby brother, "he's going to need a lot of my attention because he's a little guy, but don't for one second think I love you any less." Best moment Andy and Andy Jr have ever had. Next time we see Andy Jr is this scene. Breaks my fuckin heart.
It’s good to have the writers, directors and the brilliant Dennis Franz show us Andy Sipowicz’s vulnerable side in a credible and dignified way. What a fascinating character! One of the best ever on television!
What makes this so powerful I think is that the actor who plays Andy sr. doesn't break character and starts to just cry and weep. "Oh my god." feels lake it is raw emotion trying to break through the hard shell that he put up to emotionally protect him self from the job.
This scene ruined my night. I just finished this episode, I ordered food beforehand and I kid you not, my hunger went away. The acting here is spectacular, brilliant scene. I love Andy in this show, and seeing him go through this really saddened me. I also have a son, and this is my worst fear. Andy Jr was such a great young man, I was expecting him to become a cop and seeing Andy guide him and mentor him throughout his career, but damn, they just killed him off. I'm in disbelief.
Can you imagine Bobby having to call it in to the squad. Anybody that’s had to make a notification call like that about close friend/family member can relate.
Well done scene. I found my son dead, age 29 at that time, unexpectedly dead one morning in his bedroom. Andy on this scene played it very real. About how I felt.
This Scene ALWAYS GETS ME .....He Died honoring. His oath and Badge The heart BREAK conveyed in this scene by all involved amazing acting !!!! Greatest Cop SHOW EVER !!!!!
He also showed up as a DR. Monzak. He also did a show called ig Apple, where he played an FBI agent, and also Brooklyn South, where he was a uniformed cop
I liked on South Park when they did an impression of David curruso’s career and then he jumped off . He didn’t stay on this show very long if he would’ve been patient he could’ve really had a good career on this show!
*I've posted this before - one of the best scenes of the series.*
Agreed. So many amazingly talented people made up the cast and the writing was top notch.
One of the best scenes in TV history
I always find it incredible that the actors read the script, see what is required of them and act it out. Smit's expression at 1:53 is exquisitely sad.
Second best scene is when Bobby takes care of business
Hard to watch
Jimmy Smits' ability to convey so much emotion in his face and eyes is remarkable, and on full display in this scene. And Franz...there are not enough superlatives to do justice to his performance.
That is Blue's masterstroke. It's always subtlety. Utter fantastic performances through minor lines and facial reactions. Every episode is just sublime.
How horrific. You're covering a case and find out the victim is your son. Can't imagine the pain he went through.
And remember how he confronts Sipowicz after he gets drunk, takes a beat down and loses his gun?
- "So you left Sylvia, alone, with the baby. Just like you did Andy J.
Do you want people to help you?"
- "Please help me..."
@@craighicksartwork One of the things I love most about it is how the guest actors consistently nailed their roles. In this case, the woman reacting to Andy saying "This belongs to my son" just has the perfect facial expressions to convey both sympathy and how awkward it must be to be in a situation like that.
@@mfdixon1985I actually completely disagree. She looked like some extra that had no clue what was going on. lol
“This is Andy’s stuff. This belongs to my son.”
What a powerfully sad, heart-wrenching scene. Very well done by all.
I started tearing up just by how he said it..such powerful acting.
And these god damn...allergies just make it harder ya know 😭
“As Bad as I am I loved him”
and the nurse looks at him like "okay... so?"
That double take that Jimmy Smits does and the way he says "Oh my God" get me every time. And Franz is brilliant as always.
Andy Sipowicz is one of the all time greatest characters in TV history.
His growth over the run of the series is inspirational!
I work in EMS (Paramedic) I work with cops fairly regularly and the guys that are old enough to have watched this show LOVE Andy Sipowicz. They refer to him as "A cop's cop".
@@ronnie_5150
Absolutely! But that scene tore my heart out, as a father. Amy and I have a young son and the thought of him being killed or even hurt Absolutely shatters my soul.
Orlando Caprari
Very understandable. The saying, "Parents should never have to bury their children." is a very real. I've seen parents after having been told their child has passed. It's, to say the least, devastating. They will never be the same. This scene was played perfectly. @@amycaprari9951
When Andy saw Bobby's face, and the dime drops...
So does my heart.
Great acting by two legends.
Anguish, sadness, all conveyed perfectly.
I remember watching this when it came on the air orginally. It was brutal and it came totally out of nowhere. Bobby's reaction after the sheet is pulled and then Andy telling the Nurse this is his son's items is gut wrenching.
I remember it well
At least he gunned the guys down for his partner and it was by the book.
My sister and i were called to the hospital about my mother and when we got there i could tell by the look on the nurse's face she was gone.this was in 2004 and i still remember it.o death where is thy sting o grave where is thy victory?writing this in June 2022 stay safe people.lost my sister to covid last year.
@aestheticallybalancedand right after they did that big multi episode build up to Andy J becoming a cop and Andy Sr mentoring him and being so proud of him. It was set up so perfectly to be a massive punch in the gut.
I retired last Nov after 29 years on the job. One of my first partners once responded to a fatal car accident. The victim was his father. This shit does happen and they played it straight. Kudos to those actors for getting it right.
Thank you for your service
You can see bobby is affected too. Great acting in this scene.
Yes, Truly. Nightmare for any Parent.
Jimmy smitts is 1 of the best to ever do it,, great actor.
Jimmy's acting was incredible and then Dennis was superb, i felt overwhelmed by the range of emotions they both displayed, from utter shock to heartbreak, just brilliant, and you can't help but empathize as a human, amazing scene.
Here's the thing: the scene stays with you, its not just a show. Dennis Franz was known as a Shakesperean actor before this show, and boy did he bring it to the table. This scene is a testament to the power emotional of fidelity in acting: the more perfect you play a note, the less loud it needs to be; you can call it hi-fi acting.
One of the most raw series ever made. The characters were just laid bare.
The acting remains sublime. Regardless of how many times I've seen it.
That's what makes it so powerful. No hysteria or anything. Just quiet shock and disbelief.
I watch this scene several times, it's just so raw it's unbelievable.
Never watched an episode of NYPD blue in my life, never ever, but I shed a tear when the detective said “This belongs to my son.” No parent should outlive their child.
Totally agree. My grandmother outlived two of her sons, my uncles, due to illness. The sorrow is unreal. I have two sons. I pray that I’m called home long before them.✝️
My worst fear before I had a child was to be kidnapped. But after I had one was to ever lose her. I totally agree. This is heart wrenching and no parent should ever outlive their child. So sad.
I have to agree, I never watched a single episode myself and just tonight run across this clip, sitting here with tears running down my face now.
My sister outlived three of her children.Her youngest son was hit by s car her only daughter died. From breast cancer and het oldest died in 2018 from lung cancer.i am crying as i write this.She had open heart surgery in February 2020 caught covid and died at 87 years.covid is real people please get your shots to protect yourself and others.God bless America.
My maternal great grandmother had seven children. She was outlived by only two of them, one of whom was my grandmother.
Such an emotional scene. Great acting.
That scene brought me to tears. No father don't deserve to lose a son.
What about Saddam Hussein?
If you a dirty cop who killed someones son unlawfully you do
@@wisdomisgangster3113 he mentions a father not a dirty cop.
@@Sphere723 what about him?
@@ROMAN138 i dont see a father when youre a dirty cop
I have a 14 year old son and I know this is just a tv show. But I just started crying because I am a father and no father should go through this. It just got me as a father.
yep, same here. teared up a little. I'm a big hugger with my son and this just hit me wrong
My boy is 5 and second your words
Absolutely heart wrenching I won’t be sleeping tonight
I’ll be giving my boy a hug in the morning
My boy just turned 17. This scene just punched me in the gut.
In high school a classmate was shot dead on campus parking lot by another student, a creepy loner who was stalking him. He was covered on the ground until the coroner arrived. They brought his father and older brother on the scene, I’ll never forget the thousand yard stare on that poor father face. He was eventually taken to the ER that night due to vomiting and chest pain.
@@KAriedoll ......absolutely terrible for the family
This video came up in my recommended. I've never watched NYPD Blue and I don't know a thing about these characters, but Smits and Franz are so powerful that it brought tears to my eyes.
Geeze Dennis Franz is an incredible actor. This show really blossomed with him in the lead.
Bobby's "Oh, my God! " was chilling. Franz was called upon to do some serious acting in the series. Remarkable and moving. Another large safe dropped on Andy.
The end of this episode with Andy falling off the wagon (alcohol _and_ cigarettes) is so powerful
When this first aired...the shock and sorrow of that moment I can still remember. Great acting as usual.
Yep I remember advertisements for that episodes stated the squad loses one of their own and remember the previous episode (if I’m not mistaken) was the birth of Theo. Andy hugs Andy Jr outside the delivery room and tells him (paraphrasing) “I’ll be spending more time with the baby cuz he’s just a little guy, but don’t think that means I love you any less”. Andy Jr gets teary-eyed. Almost as if he was saying goodbye
Incredible acting by bot Smits and Franz. Even after watching this scene and episode a million times, you still tear up. Dennis Franz is one of the the greatest actors ever.
This was a sad scene for Andy just as he becomes a father again to Theo and loses his first born andy Jr so tragically
J--- Chr-- This scene is crazy. Gets me every time. I don’t know why I keep watching it.
Because its something we all share. Love and loosing that love. Its something i wish no one goes trough as a parent.
At least the black guy who survived was able to clean up his act, move to Chicago to become a cop who lives with his grandmother and makes sly comments about his partner's weight.
Holy Shit, I knew he looked familiar lol
Love Carl!
which tv show ?
@@romainsavioz5466 Mike & Molly
@@HjCrawford ok thanks
"Somebody killed him...Oh god." Always gets me. The shock you hear in his voice is chilling.
Such a gut wrenching scene. The look of shock on Andy's face is really tear jerking
Dennis Franz, one of the most underrated actors ever. He was great on hill street blues and dressed to kill
Hes not underated
@@bombay3201 Exactly. He won many awards.
Don't forget his moves in the Janet Jackson video for "Nasty"
He was pretty good in Blow Out, too.
@philvacanti1446 oh forgot about that one.
Powerful scene by two of the finest actors of their time..
I'm 43, but when I was a senior in high school, this southern girl loved watching this show about nyc cops! Now 26 years later, I live watching blue bloods
This is the saddest scene my heart cries as a daddy
Andy not knowing that his Son was killed is something a loving father never expects.
The "Somebody killed him!" line gets me. Like all of that built up desensitizing to murder he's gotten as a detective gone.
So TV can be used to desenitize us.
@@Erinski I think about what TV violence does to the brain. Murder after murder, trauma after trauma. Its not the actors who are damaged - we are. I think it causes a low level of fear that can be triggered by other shows, TV news, things in our life. Its not healthy to see this stuff. Its why the US is the most violent country.
The ER doctor was played by Titus Welliver, now well known for playing Harry Bosch! He appeared as this doctor several times on "Blue", and I liked his character. They always got great talent for the show, and, for me, "Blue" will always stand as the best police show in TV history. And this scene where Andy realizes it's his sweet son lying there in the ER is absolutely heartbreaking. It never fails to bring me to tears!
I'd heard of this show of course but never watched it. Not something I was interested in as a kid. But I've come across these scenes on TH-cam and have been incredibly impressed. This scene brought be to tears. The acting is incredible.
A fireman responded to a child drowned in a pool... it was his young daughter. True story. I knew the man. Also the neighbor who pulled the kid from the pool. This seen always hurts.
😪😪😪
I had a friend how got into a major car accident (he survived with minor injuries) and his dad who was a fireman made the scene.
2 kids riding a atv and went thru red light and truck hit them and killed the girl. The truck driver that hit them was the girls father
Dennis Franz was a Vietnam war veteran. You can't help but wonder what he was drawing from during this scene.
Amen, I thought about that too.
I was never a cryer about these scenes when I was kid, then I became a parent.
Geez, you said it!
Amen from ur mouth to gods ears beautifully put u are absolutely correct 👍
Powerful comment
Dennis Franz played this character perfectly. He was flawed and fought to understand himself and his life. Just brilliant.
I remember exactly where I was when this aired, one of those scenes you never forget.
Acting is a great profession. It's a true art to be able to convey that kind of emotion to an audience.
NYPD Blue. One of the best TV series of all time. Along with Third Watch.
This is the very reason I loved NYPD BLUE.... “ so many heart felt moments!!”🥺 and this is one of them👀👀👀👀👀👀
Still one of the most heart breaking scenes from this show
No parent should ever bury their children.
Amen
A great show. This scene still gives me a lump in my throat. Terrific acting.
I remember seeing this scene on the night it aired. Couldn’t even think of another scene that would compare....until the scene in boardwalk empire where Al Capone comforts his son after yelling at him. Still my favorite scene of all time on tv or in a movie. Watched it a 100 times and I still get a lump in my throat when Al picks him up. Maybe it’s just a “father of a son” thing. But this is a close 2nd.
You mean when he's teaching him to box
If you would have told me during the first three or so seasons of NYPD Blue that by the time the series ended Andy Sipowicz (prob spelled that wrong...apologies) would be my favorite character on the show, I NEVER would have believed it. I HATED Andy in the beginning. Thanks to Sylvia, Bobby, Capt. Fancy, Danny, etc, we got to see him get his act together and become a fantastic detective and an even better friend, father and husband. Loved when Lt. Fancy took Andy out for ribs. Also loved when John Irvin offered to watch Theo...Andy turned him down. Danny told him, "Andy, he's gay not a child molester''. Andy grew to love John. Didn't blame him when Sylvia died either. I miss this show. One of my all time favorite series.
Amazing scene. So many emotions. Amazing acting
The last scene we saw Andy Jr, Andy hugged him and told him, about his new born baby brother, "he's going to need a lot of my attention because he's a little guy, but don't for one second think I love you any less."
Best moment Andy and Andy Jr have ever had. Next time we see Andy Jr is this scene. Breaks my fuckin heart.
Started binge watching this again. This was heartbreaking.
Such great acting...and a young Titus Welliver (Bosch) as the doctor... wow!!!
One of the best actors on any TV show.
One of the greatest scenes in television ... ever!
You never catch those two actors working!
Real actors; loved this show. Nothing on TV compares to these older shows.
The best drama. I have rewatched it 3 times. It never gets old
A death in the family and Closing Time. 2 hours of the mist gripping tv drama you’ll ever see. Brilliant
It’s good to have the writers, directors and the brilliant Dennis Franz show us Andy Sipowicz’s vulnerable side in a credible and dignified way. What a fascinating character! One of the best ever on television!
God if that was my boy on the table I would have lost my mind
Gave me chills and a lump in my throat when i saw it the first time it aired. Now all these years later I get the same feeling.
Wow....what a powerful scene. I felt my heart break in two when he picked up his son's head and brought him close.
I really forgot what a great character he was - the man is the complere artist
What makes this so powerful I think is that the actor who plays Andy sr. doesn't break character and starts to just cry and weep. "Oh my god." feels lake it is raw emotion trying to break through the hard shell that he put up to emotionally protect him self from the job.
This scene ruined my night. I just finished this episode, I ordered food beforehand and I kid you not, my hunger went away. The acting here is spectacular, brilliant scene. I love Andy in this show, and seeing him go through this really saddened me. I also have a son, and this is my worst fear. Andy Jr was such a great young man, I was expecting him to become a cop and seeing Andy guide him and mentor him throughout his career, but damn, they just killed him off. I'm in disbelief.
Can you imagine Bobby having to call it in to the squad. Anybody that’s had to make a notification call like that about close friend/family member can relate.
Dennis Franz was my favorite on this show also Jimmy smits was great along with david carruso even if he was a A Hole
Jimmy by far my favorite.
I think thiz was the last time caruso was good. No sunglasses.
DC was an ahole. Frequently called the writing "shit."
I've always thought of Andy as the law abiding version of Jax Teller. He went through so much heartache and pain.
"Oh, gawwd, Andy... what was in that Danish!? ...Nah, I'll be alright, just lemme close my eyes for a minute..."
Well done scene. I found my son dead, age 29 at that time, unexpectedly dead one morning in his bedroom. Andy on this scene played it very real. About how I felt.
Gee, I just stumbled upon this video after all these yrs. I knew "Andy" and liked his character. Hits hard finding out he was murdered.
Bosch in his early life as a resident.
What made it even more tragic was the fact that both father and son were starting to fix themselves and patch things up with each other.
It was sad that just when Andy sr and Andy Jr was finally in a good place, that tragedy had to happen
This Scene ALWAYS GETS ME .....He Died honoring. His oath and Badge The heart BREAK conveyed in this scene by all involved amazing acting !!!! Greatest Cop SHOW EVER !!!!!
Wow. Missed this episode. I was drinking. Then i turned it around just like Andy.
Wow instantly brought me 2 tears makes me wanna go rematch the series
This is a bone chilling scene. Just off the chart amazing.
Both of these Ctora are amazing in this scene. Dennis Franz is unbelievable
Great acting. Watching this scene...,. Just breaks my heart. Andy got on my nerves but my heart went out to him at this moment.
They don't make pictures like this anymore. This is a awesome scene. Great actors
I saw this when it came out and I still find it gut wrenching
Every show Smits is in he turns to gold
A favorite show of mine, and one of the most powerful displays of drama ever show on TV. JB
I remember this scene from when I was a kid. My grandmother use to watch NYpd blue
NYPD Blue... Best damn show of the 90s....
NYPD BRILLIANT series one of thee best cop dramas
I used to love watching this when it was on tv, I hardly missed an episode.
Still find this hard to watch. It's so real that you forget their acting ... absolutely superb 👌
That doc was Titus Welliver in an early role.
Dennis Franz should have gotten an Oscar for his performance alone. A powerful scene superbly played by both actors.
You want to hold them and keep the heat inside their body but you know in your heart there is nothing that will bring them back
The black guy went on to play a cop on mike and Molly.his name on the show was Carl.writing this in February 2022 stay safe people.
Definitely one of the greatest shows of all time.
Every couple of years I sit down and watch the entire series from start to finish. Never ever gets old.
Andy Sipowitz was the greatest character ever written, but man did he suffer a lot of losses before he finally achieved peace.
Look who the doctor is.........Titus Welliver: Bosch
He also showed up as a DR. Monzak. He also did a show called ig Apple, where he played an FBI agent, and also Brooklyn South, where he was a uniformed cop
Wow if you did not say that
I would not have know
This man is a professional Actor. No doubt.
You all are calling the Doc out from Bosch, but I know him as the less than honorable Starfleet officer Lt Burke from Star Trek Voyager.
I liked on South Park when they did an impression of David curruso’s career and then he jumped off . He didn’t stay on this show very long if he would’ve been patient he could’ve really had a good career on this show!
If this acting doesn't make you feel something about this scene I don't know what will. Great show great actors!!! 👍
Great TV Series!!!!
Great acting by great actors!!!