Police drama set in New York City, exploring the internal and external struggles of the fictional 15th precinct of Manhattan. Each episode typically intertwined several plots involving an ensemble cast.
Police drama set in New York City, exploring the internal and external struggles of the fictional 15th precinct of Manhattan. Each episode typically intertwined several plots involving an ensemble cast.
Season 8 episodes
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The detectives investigate a multiple homicide at a fast food restaurant; an addict gives his baby daughter to a drug dealer as collateral on an overdue loan; Internal Affairs reopens the Kirkendall case.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Bill Clark, Jody Worth, Jody Worth, Matt Olmstead, Matt OlmsteadGuest stars Sheeri Rappaport
Danny wakes up in Diane's bed. Andy and Katie get Theo's test results. A former colleague of Bobby's reaches out to Diane from prison. The team investigate a series of cab-driver shootings.
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Directed by Steven DePaulWritten by Bill Clark, Jody Worth, Jody WorthGuest stars Larry Joshua, Sheeri Rappaport
An female officer is shot following a stationery store robbery and later dies in hospital. Danny tries to keep Diane safe. A new ADA arrives. Katie decides to move back home.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Bill Clark, Matt Olmstead, Matt OlmsteadGuest stars Sheeri Rappaport
Fancy is being sent on a training course ahead of the squad getting computers. A woman is attacked by a court jester in a hotel room, then a body is found in another room - are they connected? Diane questions her involvement with Danny.
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Directed by Robert J. DohertyWritten by Bill Clark, Buzz Bissinger, Buzz Bissinger
Diane turns to a friend at the Survivor's Network for help. A body is pulled from the water. Two Chinese men are brought in handcuffed together. The new computers arrive.
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Directed by Farrel LevyWritten by Bill Clark, Jonathan Lisco, Jonathan LiscoGuest stars Linda Carlson
Fancy bawls out Diane and Danny about being in a relationship. A man traveling on the subway is killed. Denby is implicated in the courier scam.
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Directed by Karen GaviolaWritten by Bill Clark, Jody Worth, Jody WorthGuest stars Larry Joshua, Scott Cohen, Phil LaMarr, Carlos Sanz, Jonathan Slavin, Bahni Turpin, Gregory Storm, Michael Bacall
Danny could be in big trouble for roughing up a suspect. Detective Connie McDowell joins the team for the day.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Bill Clark, Matt Olmstead, Matt OlmsteadGuest stars Mike Sabatino, Phil LaMarr, Ray LaTulipe, Dwayne L. Barnes, Pedro Pascal, Rainbow Borden, Ned Vaughn, Taryn Manning
Danny is restored to full duty. Off. Szymanski's cousin is knocked down in the street and killed. Capt. Bass's wife is injured during a robbery at her store. Greg plays matchmaker.
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Directed by Robert J. DohertyWritten by Bill Clark, Alexandra Cunningham, Alexandra CunninghamGuest stars Larry Joshua, RayVeness
A man looses his penis. Fancy makes Captain and the incoming Lieutenant is a ball-breaker. Andy is having second thoughts about Cynthia. A mob hit-man sings like a canary and implicates a celebrated Customs officer.
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Directed by John TracyWritten by Bill Clark, Buzz Bissinger, Buzz Bissinger
A man caught carrying a cash register takes Andy and Danny to a body. Fancy is packing up to leave. His replacement alienates the squad before he's even left.
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Directed by Kevin HooksWritten by Bill Clark, Jonathan Lisco, Jonathan LiscoGuest stars Larry Joshua
Rodriguez mediates when Sipowicz and Sorenson clash with detectives from another squad anxious to solve a multiple murder case; Medavoy and Jones try their hand at making extra cash by cleaning up murder scenes.
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Directed by Steven DePaulWritten by Bill Clark, Jody Worth, Jody Worth
Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate a case involving an off-duty police officer who was shot in the company of a prostitute; Medavoy and Jones aid a hapless bodega owner by concocting a story to keep him out of jail.
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Directed by Rick WallaceWritten by Bill Clark, Harold Sylvester, Harold SylvesterGuest stars Patrice Johnson
Jones and Medavoy investigate the murder of a Chinese restaurant owner. An IRS agent claims to have been kidnapped and released, but Sipowicz and Sorenson doubt his story.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Bill Clark, Nicholas Wootton, Nicholas Wootton
Sipowicz and Sorenson try to get one scared witness to identify a murder suspect, while Russell and McDowell guard another witness who's due to testify in a murder trial.
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Directed by Dennis M. WhiteWritten by Bill Clark, Matt Olmstead, Matt Olmstead
Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate the murder of an exotic dancer; Sipowicz and Medavoy act as elderly decoys to catch some street thieves attacking old people outside a local bank.
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Directed by Robert J. DohertyWritten by Bill Clark, Buzz Bissinger, Buzz BissingerGuest stars David Harris, Florence Stanley
Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate the murder of a drug dealer, while Sorenson continues to see the stripper, Kristen, who draws him into a favor for the owners of the Tailfeathers club.
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Directed by Donna DeitchWritten by Bill Clark, Alexandra Cunningham, Alexandra CunninghamGuest stars Victor Togunde
Sorenson is missing, and a stripper is found murdered in his apartment. Medavoy and Jones investigate a killing, but the suspect identified by an eyewitness has a seemingly unshakable alibi.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Bill Clark, Steven Bochco, Jonathan Lisco, Jonathan LiscoGuest stars Greg Grunberg, Alice Hirson