中文名称：纽约重案组 第一季 演员：Jimmy Smits 饰演 Det. Bobby Simone 　　　Bill Brochtrup 饰演 PAA John Irvin 　　　Gail O'Grady 饰演 Donna Abandando 　　　Justine Miceli 饰演 Det. Adrianne Lesniak 　　　Kim Delaney 饰演 Det. Diane Russell 地区：美国 语言：英语 【剧情... 全部专辑信息>>

简介：中文名称：纽约重案组 第一季
演员：Jimmy Smits 饰演 Det. Bobby Simone
　　　Bill Brochtrup 饰演 PAA John Irvin
　　　Gail O'Grady 饰演 Donna Abandando
　　　Justine Miceli 饰演 Det. Adrianne Lesniak
　　　Kim Delaney 饰演 Det. Diane Russell
地区：美国
语言：英语
【剧情介绍】：
“这部关于警察的剧集充斥着脏话和不堪入目的场景，观众要谨慎选择观看。”

上述那段话让这部剧集引起极大的争议，“Bible Belt”宗教组织极力反对这部剧集播出，而且其组织中无一人观看。ABC一些地方台当年拒绝这部剧上映，因为他们觉得“稀少”的暴露镜头和“不多”的刺耳话语都是一种耻辱，他们就错过了这部高质量的剧。当然了，不多时候他们就认识到这是个错误的决定。

NYPD Blue讲述了发生在纽约市中种种犯罪案件。本剧在讲述真实的犯罪和警方侦破细节的同时，也深入刻画了警察的平凡生活。描述了办案期间的矛盾心态及警察的生活烦恼。每一件案件都刺激着你的感官细胞，每一个警察都是有情有义的形象，当然了，这部极为精彩的剧也不能免俗的充满了随处可见的浪漫爱情，让你大饱眼福。

大腕云集的剧从来不缺少观众，但是这部同时拥有高质量剧情和闪耀的群星。不要等待了，一起来看看遥远的纽约市中那些让我们心动的故事。暑期重档剧集，期待你的支持。

"This police drama contains adult language and scenes with partial nudity. Viewer discretion is advised."




The potential images those words created alone caused more controversy for this series, before it had even premiered. The "Bible Belt" was up in arms and no-one had even seen an episode. In most of those southern states the local ABC affiliates refused to carry the show, which was a shame because aside from a "little" bare flesh and a couple of harsh words, they missed out on a quality television show. Of course it wasn't long before they realized it really was no big deal.



Late during the first season, Steven Bochco said during an acceptance speech at the 20th Annual People's Choice Awards:




"In spite of those who seek to legislate what we can and cannot see on our own television sets in the privacy of our own homes. NYPD Blue has succeeded because the American people, properly so, prefer to judge for themselves."




At those awards the show was voted "favorite new television dramatic series" and "favorite television dramatic series" the first year it was eligible. The show has been nominated for and won numerous awards. Check out this IMDb link for more information. Most notably the series has been nominated for an Emmy 84 times and has won 20 of those times and Dennis Franz has claim to four of those statues.



Before this series, some of the stars had an affiliation with Steven Bochco from his previous highly acclaimed series Hill Street Blues. David Caruso had guest starred in two episodes and during the 3rd season, Dennis Franz guest starred as Det. Sal Benedetto in 5 episodes and was killed off in his last appearance. Franz officially joined the cast in that show's 6th season as Lt. Norman Buntz and stayed with the show until it ended. Then the Buntz character was brought back for a short-lived comedy series called Beverly Hills Buntz the following season. This series didn't last because it was erratically scheduled as a fill-in and then couldn't build an audience. James McDaniel also appeared in a Hill Street Blues episode and then also appeared in Steven Bochco's attempt at something new, a musical police drama called Cop Rock. When Caruso left early on in the series, another Bochco veteran was called upon; Jimmy Smits who played Victor Sifuentes on Bochco's L.A. Law was brought in to play new detective Bobby Simone.



While other actors have left with big screen ambitions, two actors have left the series to move onto other Bochco created programs. In 1996 there was an attempt to launch a comedy that featured as one of the characters in the ensemble PAA John Irvin played by Bill Brochtrup. Public Morals only aired one episode and was pulled. I would hesitate to call it a spin-off, since only one (at that time) minor character from this series appeared on it, but I suppose an argument could be made. After all, Dennis Franz did take his Norman Buntz character from Hill Street Blues to Beverly Hills Buntz, a comedy series that lasted much longer than Public Morals did. Bill Brochtrup returned back to the 15th and made several guest appearances before becoming a full cast member in the 6th season. In 2001 Kim Delaney left this series (with a loophole that would allow her to come back) to star in Philly. That series wasn't too long lived and Det. Russell has subsequently returned for a guest spot or two.



While this cast has undergone a rotation of lead actors, Dennis Franz was the glue that held this series together.



Most of the show's run was at Tuesdays at 10pm ET on ABC. The show was simulcast in HDTV. With the 2000-2001 TV season, the show became ABC's first regularly scheduled entertainment series to be broadcast in high definition.