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Skitch Patterson
 Post subject: Re: TV: Homicide: Life on the Street
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and for those somewhat interested, it looks like all of season 1 has popped up on Youtube.
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Skitch Patterson
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I bet stip would appreciate Homicide.
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I Hail Randy Moss
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This show sucks.
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I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
This show sucks.

Why would you be like that?
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I Hail Randy Moss
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Skitch Patterson wrote:
I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
This show sucks.

Why would you be like that?


Sorry.

I actually once viewed an episode in an Intro to Television course.
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Skitch Patterson
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I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
This show sucks.

Why would you be like that?


Sorry.

I actually once viewed an episode in an Intro to Television course.



ok
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I Hail Randy Moss
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Skitch Patterson wrote:
I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
I Hail Randy Moss wrote:
This show sucks.

Why would you be like that?


Sorry.

I actually once viewed an episode in an Intro to Television course.



ok


Yeah.
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Loved that scene.
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Skitch Patterson wrote:


Though this might be the best scene in the entire run of the show.
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Skitch Patterson
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mick7184 wrote:
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Loved that scene.



Me too. Meldrick at his absolute best. Such an underrated part of the show.
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Lewis was a great character. He could be very funny, but he wasnt a token comedy character like Munch was either. He had lots of serious stuff that was really good too.
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Skitch Patterson
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Lewis was a great character. He could be very funny, but he wasnt a token comedy character like Munch was either. He had lots of serious stuff that was really good too.


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Never watched when aired, but enjoying this show on disc. I was bummed when Jon Polito didn't show up on season 3's opening credits. Apparently, NBC wanted to "pretty" the show up. Casting changes beside, this show is incredibly addicting.
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Never watched when aired, but enjoying this show on disc. I was bummed when Jon Polito didn't show up on season 3's opening credits. Apparently, NBC wanted to "pretty" the show up. Casting changes beside, this show is incredibly addicting.



HOW DID I MISS THIS.
Welcome!

Since this posting have you gotten to the episode that deals with his departure?
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Skitch Patterson wrote:
4-bagger wrote:
Never watched when aired, but enjoying this show on disc. I was bummed when Jon Polito didn't show up on season 3's opening credits. Apparently, NBC wanted to "pretty" the show up. Casting changes beside, this show is incredibly addicting.



HOW DID I MISS THIS.
Welcome!

Since this posting have you gotten to the episode that deals with his departure?


Half way thru season 3. I like how the writers kept Crosetti a viable character for the first half of the season. The "honor guard" scene was as moving as anything I've seen on the small screen. By today's standard, it's hard to believe there was ever a dramatic show of this quality on network television.
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4-bagger wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
4-bagger wrote:
Never watched when aired, but enjoying this show on disc. I was bummed when Jon Polito didn't show up on season 3's opening credits. Apparently, NBC wanted to "pretty" the show up. Casting changes beside, this show is incredibly addicting.



HOW DID I MISS THIS.
Welcome!

Since this posting have you gotten to the episode that deals with his departure?


Half way thru season 3. I like how the writers kept Crosetti a viable character for the first half of the season. The "honor guard" scene was as moving as anything I've seen on the small screen. By today's standard, it's hard to believe there was ever a dramatic show of this quality on network television.



Yep, thats the scene Im taking about. I'm glad to see someone else enjoying it.
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Skitch Patterson
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I love when spambot threads get deleted. It's like a free bump
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Watching the last disc of season 3 and thinking the show had plateaued, I was knocked over by The Gas Man. The episode went against all the rules for a "successful" cop show. The casting of Bruno Kirby opposite Richard Edson was brilliant. The bar was set pretty high here.
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