I remember viewing this episode amidst speculation that Sipowitz would remain a sergeant through the series finale. I had a smile on my face for a full hour after this moment. Thanks for sharing
Hey Jan16, could you upload the clip of where Michael confesses to Andy that he saw his dad Craig kill his mom? The scene happened right after Andy and Baldwin got in each other's faces
BETTER THAN BIG SCREEN ACTORS: Andy, was indeed. I wish I could go fishing with him , at his Hime in Idaho. But as they say, " Never Meet Your Heros" ; somehow I don't think I would be Disappointed. He gave it his all and deserves to Ride out Life in Peace. I believe most Actors are Type A personalities, hard driven achievers. Its hard to believe they can Turn that all off. But as Musician, " Billy Joel" said " Who was That Guy back Then" , He stepped away; no desire to Record anymore. Brilliant Flares, with calculated burn time.
One of the most proudest moments of the entire NYPD Blue series. Seeing Andy get sober, making up with his ex-wife and Andy Jr., becoming Sergeant, and his growth when it comes to his own racial prejudices, SGT Andy is a great character and made the show truly special. Not to mention his friendship with John. The character development is what is to be cherished.
I know this was only show with people playing characters, but to watch this show from beginning to end and watching how each of these characters played an integral part and all those characters intertwined with each other. The loses, the shared experiences, the animosity between and hiw the animosity gave way to friendship and dare I say love for each other. I watched this episode and bawled my eyes out. For Medivoy retiring and for Andy telling the chief he didn't want anymore promotions. The squad was and always will be his to watch over and take care of. I watch this show and can't help think of my Uncle Lauren. A combat infantry Marine that served a tour in the Korean war, a 28 year veteran of the detroit police force that worked his way up to dectective sergeant dispite never graduating high school, dropping out at 17 to join the Marines to get away from his abusive chronic alcholic parents, after retiring from the Detroit police he transfered to the Wayne County sherriffs department where he served 17 years as a court officer.
Andy did make him regret his decision but showed the squad that they were in capable hands. The finale was marvelous! Bale and Andy shaking hands? Wow!
Guy who played chief of detectives made this scene amazing. His performance as chief of detectives and talk with andy..is nothing short of sensational.
Chief of Ds had other bosses in mind played it smart and this talk was basically his way of interviewing Andy for the job as Boss. Andy's heartfelt emotional response won the Chief over and he knew he had the right man for the job.
I was a Civil Servant. Not a police officer, but a regulatory agent. I was a great fan of this show back when, but I can tell you someone with Andy's history on the job would never have gotten the promotions he received. But that is television.
On any other show this scene would have been so mundane and emotionless. But the absolute genius writing and acting from Franz made it an incredibly touching scene that in a few short minutes managed to capture one of the main purposes of Andy's journey over the course of the 12-year show.
One of the great things about this show is some people loved Andy. Some hated him. Everyone knew his word was gold. The look on the chiefs face when Andy said “I do” was brilliantly played
@@alanmargolis5543 I read somewhere H&I stopped airing it because they were getting low ratings. However, what do they do expect when they aired the show during when most people were fast asleep. And they were talks of a reboot about two years ago with Theo as a detective and Andy getting murdered. Also Kim Delaney (Diane) and Bill Brochtrup (John Irwin) was supposed to star too but it didn't come to fruition.
Greg's speech not only felt like he was saying goodbye to the squad but Gordon Clapp saying goodbye to the cast after 12 seasons. And Andy's scene getting squad command and him being confident about it is still amazing. I also like how he was watching the squad from afar too. This is why I wish someone will get a reunion together with most of the cast.
I usually do not watch reunion shows but I would watch that. I would love to hear Dennis Franz talk about the amazing character arc of Andy and how he portrayed it. Nobody else could have done it that well
@@joemckim1183 No, no...just a reunion, not a reboot. A get together panel at Paley Center or something of that nature. Kind of like the Friends reunion on HBO Max a couple years ago.
It was perfect for Andy to take upon the role as leader. He'd been a detective for the longest, longer than Medavoy. Who better more suited to run a squad than a man who knew how the squad operated
Like so many scenes in this show it was done perfectly. Often times you watch a show and you think well that could have been done differently. You watch NYPD Blue and you're left with a feeling of satisfaction.
I'm gonna be honest when the Chief of D's gave Andy the squad and seeing Andy's emotion I cried because Andy so deserves it and worked his whole life for it.
i didn't watch this show the first time around and pretty much all i've seen of it to this point are perhaps a dozen or so clips on youtube, but even from that little exposure, i teared up during this scene because i truly do understand its weight. this show is utterly incredible, and as testament to that fact, it was something i understood after watching perhaps a tenth of one percent of this great work of art.
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The best police show that has ever aired. Mulch and Bochco genius. Franz tutturo clapp McDaniel Delaney smits. What a cast what a pleasure for 12 seasons.
I love how Medavoy spent all those years in the bureau and he's sharing his retirement with 2 other guys we never meet. Gets like a 1 minute handshake from the chief of detectives. Even Andy, main character of the whole series -- his entire career is just 1 small thing on the chief's long list of things to do. They're great characters and great stories, but I love how we get reminded all the time that they're just 1 small story in a city of millions.
Not everyone that wears rank is a leader. The Chief of D’s is right, Andy isn’t ready to be a boss. I know the show uses “boss” as a term to describe who is in charge, but Andy can take charge and people will follow him. That’s a leader. Boss, rank or not.
Not quite, Andy is a Boss, the question is is he ready to be a CO? A Boss is the one everyone looks to for their marching orders, a CO is the one who handles the Administration and reports to the Higher Ups, Andy's a boss, but can he handle the official stuff?
@@FerretJohn I thought about what you said. Andy got sideways with "the brass" all the time. BUT. He always came out on top in the end, and that I think makes him about perfect for the job. Plus, he got more willing to talk things thru rather than engage in raging as he aged and it served him well. How would the writers have handled it had the show continued? I think they'd have shown him growing into the job as he'd grown as a human.
A boss is someone who has the authority to tell you what to do. On the other hand, a leader is someone you choose to follow. Andy had been a/the leader of the squad for years.
Medavoy was the butt of many jokes and situations throughout the series although he was a great cop. I like to think that after retirement from the NYPD he made a killing in real estate and married his girlfriend.
There at least one - the Wire. Differant city, Bmore instead of New Yawk, mostly murder detective squad vs drug kingpins. Can’t say which is better, me. But binge watched all five seasons of Wire, turned aroundt & immedjately watched them all again. Hope one day to do the same with Blue, me, only saw the first season when it aired. Regardless which is ‘best’, IMO, these two shows are both ‘beast of breed’, them. Warning: Wire dialogue WAY ‘saltier’ than Blue, made by HBO, less censoarship. Evan so, Canno possbly reccomend it high enought.
Such a great show for it's time . NYPD opened up new chapters of related show material gathering a cult following of viewers. Writing the characters and developing their personalities of many of which whom where casted for parts , must have been daunting . Cheers
Gordon Clapp is one of the most overlooked actors in the business. Has anyone besides me ever seen him in "Matewan"? He played one of the most vile bad guys Ive ever seen. Thats the mark of a great actor.
Chief of Detectives Duffy took a big gamble on Andy running the 15 Squad. And after that first case with Andy in command that Duffy wasn't too happy about, I think Duffy finally realized Sergeant Sipowicz truly is the right man for the job. No matter how much ass-kissing the "12 other bosses" did, Andy pled his case well.
Being a boss and being a leader are two different things. Andy is able to give the Squad something the 12 other "bosses" couldn't and that's instant stability. Andy's no boss... He's a leader and as it turns out, the squad is happy that it's him and noone else.
Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue, it doesn't get any better. If I had to choose, it would be Hill Street: but NYPD Blue gives it a good run for it's money.
Hard to argue a point when something is sold with so much passion and desire. Andy sold himself as the best candidate for the job and the chief saw and heard enough.
The Chief isn't wrong about Andy. Plus even if he wants this to be his last job, what about the squad? Sooner or later they're going to want to move on. Is Andy going to have a bad reaction when that day comes? He's taking a pretty big gamble on a very newly-promoted Sgt.
Andy is taking over the squad as a Sergeant, probably a probationary period before they make him a Lieutenant. It's similar to Olivia Benson taking over SVU unit on her show. She took over the unit as a Sergeant but is a Capain now.
OK, I admit that Greg Medavoy was one of my least favorite characters in the show. But he was a stand up guy and real soldier for the squad. He did his job with integrity and intelligence, and with a flash of genius here and there. So as the series was wrapping up, and we were all engrossed in Andy's story, it was nice to see the other characters getting a happy sendoff. And Medavoy hooking up with Brigid Scofield [Mary Page Keller] was very much part of that. The character had earned that.
I wish they hadn't made Andy's first day as "boss" the last episode of the series. I would like to have seen Andy continue in his new job and where it would lead. Also bring Connie and the children back once in a while.
Just realized Andy [Franz] and Greg [Gordon] were the only two that were on the show since day one. Everyone else came along later. Even the Chief of D's was different. Says something about these two actors and how great they are.
Yep Bill Brocktrup was 3rd longest Henry Simmons was the 4th longest, then Mark Paul-Gosselaar who did a few more episodes than Jacqueline Obradors & then Bonnie Somerville & Currie Graham did the same amount of episodes for the final season.
1:23 Is that a reference to Teddy Roosevelt? He was the guy who reformed the NYPD. He made it a requirement that guy's go through an academy, be physically fit, all that stuff. Just wondering 🤔
*Need I say It's a great scene ?*
Need I say I agree with you?!!
@@SciTrekMan I second that
No words need be said. It spoke for itself.
I remember viewing this episode amidst speculation that Sipowitz would remain a sergeant through the series finale. I had a smile on my face for a full hour after this moment. Thanks for sharing
Hey Jan16, could you upload the clip of where Michael confesses to Andy that he saw his dad Craig kill his mom? The scene happened right after Andy and Baldwin got in each other's faces
Andy Sipowicz.........one of the best characters ever to be on a tv show...........THANKS to Dennis Franz for keeping us locked in all those years
BETTER THAN BIG SCREEN ACTORS:
Andy, was indeed. I wish I could go fishing with him , at his Hime in Idaho.
But as they say, " Never Meet Your Heros" ; somehow I don't think I would be Disappointed. He gave it his all and deserves to Ride out Life in Peace.
I believe most Actors are Type A personalities, hard driven achievers. Its hard to believe they can Turn that all off.
But as Musician, " Billy Joel" said " Who was That Guy back Then" , He stepped away; no desire to Record anymore. Brilliant Flares, with calculated burn time.
DITTO!
One of the most proudest moments of the entire NYPD Blue series. Seeing Andy get sober, making up with his ex-wife and Andy Jr., becoming Sergeant, and his growth when it comes to his own racial prejudices, SGT Andy is a great character and made the show truly special. Not to mention his friendship with John. The character development is what is to be cherished.
Andy should have been disqualified for leadership because he administered police brutality.
@@jonothandoeser Corrupt, sexual predator Joe Biden first.
Most proudest ? Not even sure where to start…
How Andy was choked up talking to the chief about his squad, pleading to be their boss...Right in the feels. Powerful good.
Dennis could always make you feel it on this show. The highs and lows of Andy Sipowicz, sublimely played by Mr. Franz
Black Lt was amazing as well
Amen, best actor I've ever seen!
@@RichardHowie black LT was great
This gave me so much joy to see Andy get this job....it's 2022..any this still brings me to tears ✌🏾
“This is the last job I ever want.”
You can’t fake sincerity like that.
I know this was only show with people playing characters, but to watch this show from beginning to end and watching how each of these characters played an integral part and all those characters intertwined with each other. The loses, the shared experiences, the animosity between and hiw the animosity gave way to friendship and dare I say love for each other. I watched this episode and bawled my eyes out. For Medivoy retiring and for Andy telling the chief he didn't want anymore promotions. The squad was and always will be his to watch over and take care of. I watch this show and can't help think of my Uncle Lauren. A combat infantry Marine that served a tour in the Korean war, a 28 year veteran of the detroit police force that worked his way up to dectective sergeant dispite never graduating high school, dropping out at 17 to join the Marines to get away from his abusive chronic alcholic parents, after retiring from the Detroit police he transfered to the Wayne County sherriffs department where he served 17 years as a court officer.
One of the greatest written and acting shows of all time.
Andy did make him regret his decision but showed the squad that they were in capable hands. The finale was marvelous! Bale and Andy shaking hands? Wow!
It's amazing how Dennis Franz was able to communicate unequivocally the pride and satisfaction that Andy felt while applauding his friend farewell.
How did the writers keep cranking out quality programming. It was a magic thing.
Guy who played chief of detectives made this scene amazing. His performance as chief of detectives and talk with andy..is nothing short of sensational.
bingo! he had a very strong presence in that scene, he was the scene. and to think he was on camera for less than 5 min., probably less than that.
Instead of just a "like" button, there needs to be a "love" button for these videos.
Andy deserved this more than anyone else.
Chief of Ds had other bosses in mind played it smart and this talk was basically his way of interviewing Andy for the job as Boss. Andy's heartfelt emotional response won the Chief over and he knew he had the right man for the job.
Andy spoke of the squad's needs--that would have won me over.
The gentleman playing the Chief of D's , I believe is the real deal . I'm sure he a retired LEO.
Until the next episode 😂…
I was a Civil Servant. Not a police officer, but a regulatory agent. I was a great fan of this show back when, but I can tell you someone with Andy's history on the job would never have gotten the promotions he received. But that is television.
On any other show this scene would have been so mundane and emotionless. But the absolute genius writing and acting from Franz made it an incredibly touching scene that in a few short minutes managed to capture one of the main purposes of Andy's journey over the course of the 12-year show.
Pure Andy, right there! Focused, steadfast, heartfelt, and says it with conviction. Miss the show!
One of the great things about this show is some people loved Andy. Some hated him. Everyone knew his word was gold. The look on the chiefs face when Andy said “I do” was brilliantly played
This Chief actually had that same air about him as other chiefs I've dealt with before retirement from NYC Civil Service. Convincing actor!!
He made that scene. Chief of detectives
The other actor that did similar job, similar position was the guy with the corrupt nephew, tried to frame Andy.
I love the retirement send-off that Greg got. Glad Andy was squad leader
Kinda wish with it being the final season and all, they could have brought back Fancy and Martinez for Medavoy’s retirement party
I would've loved to seen Martinez back for the retirement party.
I wish NYPD Blue was back on TV on the Hero’s & Icon channel. It would be a great fit and I’m hoping there’s a reboot of the show
@@alanmargolis5543 I read somewhere H&I stopped airing it because they were getting low ratings. However, what do they do expect when they aired the show during when most people were fast asleep. And they were talks of a reboot about two years ago with Theo as a detective and Andy getting murdered. Also Kim Delaney (Diane) and Bill Brochtrup (John Irwin) was supposed to star too but it didn't come to fruition.
@@alanmargolis5543 Well, it's on Hulu so knock yourself out.
How about Connie or Diane? I bet even John Kelly and Martinez might have shown up.
Greg's speech not only felt like he was saying goodbye to the squad but Gordon Clapp saying goodbye to the cast after 12 seasons. And Andy's scene getting squad command and him being confident about it is still amazing. I also like how he was watching the squad from afar too. This is why I wish someone will get a reunion together with most of the cast.
Hear! Hear!
I usually do not watch reunion shows but I would watch that. I would love to hear Dennis Franz talk about the amazing character arc of Andy and how he portrayed it. Nobody else could have done it that well
@@Undertaker67203 Same here. I'd definitely watch that too.
@@Undertaker67203 There wouldn't be much to a reunion show to be had. Andy would've hit the mandatory retirement age by now.
@@joemckim1183 No, no...just a reunion, not a reboot. A get together panel at Paley Center or something of that nature. Kind of like the Friends reunion on HBO Max a couple years ago.
It was perfect for Andy to take upon the role as leader. He'd been a detective for the longest, longer than Medavoy. Who better more suited to run a squad than a man who knew how the squad operated
Like so many scenes in this show it was done perfectly. Often times you watch a show and you think well that could have been done differently. You watch NYPD Blue and you're left with a feeling of satisfaction.
I'm gonna be honest when the Chief of D's gave Andy the squad and seeing Andy's emotion I cried because Andy so deserves it and worked his whole life for it.
I like how the Chief of Ds was pretty much testing him right there with all the counter-points he was giving Andy. That's what got him the job.
i didn't watch this show the first time around and pretty much all i've seen of it to this point are perhaps a dozen or so clips on youtube, but even from that little exposure, i teared up during this scene because i truly do understand its weight. this show is utterly incredible, and as testament to that fact, it was something i understood after watching perhaps a tenth of one percent of this great work of art.
As a fan of the show, as a fan of the squad, I Salute You… NYPD Blue.
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The best police show that has ever aired. Mulch and Bochco genius. Franz tutturo clapp McDaniel Delaney smits. What a cast what a pleasure for 12 seasons.
I love how Medavoy spent all those years in the bureau and he's sharing his retirement with 2 other guys we never meet. Gets like a 1 minute handshake from the chief of detectives.
Even Andy, main character of the whole series -- his entire career is just 1 small thing on the chief's long list of things to do.
They're great characters and great stories, but I love how we get reminded all the time that they're just 1 small story in a city of millions.
Not everyone that wears rank is a leader. The Chief of D’s is right, Andy isn’t ready to be a boss. I know the show uses “boss” as a term to describe who is in charge, but Andy can take charge and people will follow him. That’s a leader. Boss, rank or not.
Not quite, Andy is a Boss, the question is is he ready to be a CO? A Boss is the one everyone looks to for their marching orders, a CO is the one who handles the Administration and reports to the Higher Ups, Andy's a boss, but can he handle the official stuff?
@@FerretJohn
I thought about what you said. Andy got sideways with "the brass" all the time. BUT. He always came out on top in the end, and that I think makes him about perfect for the job. Plus, he got more willing to talk things thru rather than engage in raging as he aged and it served him well. How would the writers have handled it had the show continued? I think they'd have shown him growing into the job as he'd grown as a human.
He dominates any room or group or conversation he is in.
A boss is someone who has the authority to tell you what to do. On the other hand, a leader is someone you choose to follow. Andy had been a/the leader of the squad for years.
Just one of the great scenes from an even greater series.
Medavoy was the butt of many jokes and situations throughout the series although he was a great cop. I like to think that after retirement from the NYPD he made a killing in real estate and married his girlfriend.
Andy Sipowicz was possibly the most well written and acted character in television history.
One of the best shows ever on TV
This just makes me wish we had another season or two with Andy as the CO of 15th Squad. A revival (where Andy does not die!) would be great as well.
Unfortunately Dennis Franz has passed on so there's no way that's happening and it shouldn't without him.
@kendall rivers dennis Franz is alive stop
Best ending to a series ever.
Damn right Sipowitz. He gave real reasons why he would make a good boss and be what his team needs him to be
In my lifetime, there will never be a better show
There at least one - the Wire. Differant city, Bmore instead of New Yawk, mostly murder detective squad vs drug kingpins. Can’t say which is better, me. But binge watched all five seasons of Wire, turned aroundt & immedjately watched them all again. Hope one day to do the same with Blue, me, only saw the first season when it aired. Regardless which is ‘best’, IMO, these two shows are both ‘beast of breed’, them. Warning: Wire dialogue WAY ‘saltier’ than Blue, made by HBO, less censoarship. Evan so, Canno possbly reccomend it high enought.
Such a great show for it's time . NYPD opened up new chapters of related show material gathering a cult following of viewers. Writing the characters and developing their personalities of many of which whom where casted for parts , must have been daunting . Cheers
Gordon Clapp is one of the most overlooked actors in the business. Has anyone besides me ever seen him in "Matewan"? He played one of the most vile bad guys Ive ever seen. Thats the mark of a great actor.
Thank you for posting all these great Blue videos!!
Glad you like them!
I love this show i Miss it on TV it was on heroes
Absolutely one of the best shows on TV
Medavoy finally gets the girl...
After watchin every episode 6 times i still get chills watchin some of the scenes
Chief of Detectives Duffy took a big gamble on Andy running the 15 Squad. And after that first case with Andy in command that Duffy wasn't too happy about, I think Duffy finally realized Sergeant Sipowicz truly is the right man for the job. No matter how much ass-kissing the "12 other bosses" did, Andy pled his case well.
Being a boss and being a leader are two different things. Andy is able to give the Squad something the 12 other "bosses" couldn't and that's instant stability.
Andy's no boss... He's a leader and as it turns out, the squad is happy that it's him and noone else.
@@Methalec1985 Andy learned from the two best teachers he could have. Lieutenants Fancy and Rodriguez.
Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue, it doesn't get any better. If I had to choose, it would be Hill Street: but NYPD Blue gives it a good run for it's money.
And Dennis Franz was in both of them.
This is how you end a show.
12 years and only two original actors left
andy sip...if not the best...one of the top tv cops of all time.
There’s a huge difference between demanding respect and commanding respect.
Shout out to Medavoy for being one of the few characters on this show to find a mate who does not work for the police department or the DA's office.
He had his hands on abadananao lol
@@georgebrennan2576 Who can blame him. She's hoooothothot!
Yup. He, Fancy and Kirkendall are the only ones I can think of. And Rodriquez' deceased wife. Maybe Eddie Gibson?
Andy comes full circle.
Dennis franz lines and expression about teaching squad and that's all I want.. STELLAR
What do you want to bet that Andy's bureau captain is going to be Arthur Fancy?
Andy would serve under Andy, any day of the week
He'd serve under himself?
Hard to argue a point when something is sold with so much passion and desire. Andy sold himself as the best candidate for the job and the chief saw and heard enough.
We miss you, Andy.
Actor who played chief in this part was stellar
Franz Will always be to my mind the best character actor in the history of the medium with what he did with Sipowicz.
Inspiring scene .Andy overcame alcoholism , nearly booted out of the force , loss to becoming head of the squad .
I really liked Baldwin and Medavoy they were an effective partnership.
The Chief isn't wrong about Andy. Plus even if he wants this to be his last job, what about the squad? Sooner or later they're going to want to move on. Is Andy going to have a bad reaction when that day comes?
He's taking a pretty big gamble on a very newly-promoted Sgt.
Always Bet on the The Sip!😄
Andy is taking over the squad as a Sergeant, probably a probationary period before they make him a Lieutenant. It's similar to Olivia Benson taking over SVU unit on her show. She took over the unit as a Sergeant but is a Capain now.
"Commanding this squad, teaching them, keeping them out of harms way, that's my last job." What I give to hear that from my boss. 😔
Even if you were not on the job, it will make you understand what we go through daily. PLEASE HAVE THE SHOW RETURN 💗💯🇺🇸
I was waiting for this one. Thank you so much.
You're welcome 😊
This show makes me get something in my damn eye, especiallybasvitvwas wrapping up. 😊
Andy and Gregg were original cast members. They should have bought Fancy and Diane to the party.
He really gave everything to his role, he is Andy
To see where Andy started in this shiw to what he made of himself, with the help of friends and family, it was a great transformation.
Brought me to tears
One of the things I appreciate about this show is they ended it right.
When the world makes sense I don't know. I guess i'm lucky that was the best show that ever was or ever will be in the story!
Chief of Detectives wanted to see how much fight Andy had. It was a test. He passed. :)
They don't make them like this show anymore....it was well written...well acted and just an amazing show....
What happened to shows like this with really complex characters played by incredible actors?
Andy really sold it.
Chief detectives talk with Andy. Was best moment maybe on show
I would hope that Clark Jr. would end up with that female ADA, she is tough but also good for him.
I love this show.
"Here's the guy who invented this job."
That would be a criminal.
This could stir my emotions like no other
OK, I admit that Greg Medavoy was one of my least favorite characters in the show. But he was a stand up guy and real soldier for the squad. He did his job with integrity and intelligence, and with a flash of genius here and there.
So as the series was wrapping up, and we were all engrossed in Andy's story, it was nice to see the other characters getting a happy sendoff. And Medavoy hooking up with Brigid Scofield [Mary Page Keller] was very much part of that. The character had earned that.
Anyone else cry, because you know he wouldnt??
Wow. ..franz almost in teats well he was...amazing to chueff of detectives and franz....u 2 amazing job men
Brilliant scene would have loved to see Andy as boss in a few more episodes.
I wish they hadn't made Andy's first day as "boss" the last episode of the series. I would like to have seen Andy continue in his new job and where it would lead. Also bring Connie and the children back once in a while.
Chief detectives was great acting
Damn onions!
Beautiful
Just realized Andy [Franz] and Greg [Gordon] were the only two that were on the show since day one. Everyone else came along later. Even the Chief of D's was different. Says something about these two actors and how great they are.
Yep Bill Brocktrup was 3rd longest Henry Simmons was the 4th longest, then Mark Paul-Gosselaar who did a few more episodes than Jacqueline Obradors & then Bonnie Somerville & Currie Graham did the same amount of episodes for the final season.
Well, there’s an impartial standardized promotion selection process!
1:23 Is that a reference to Teddy Roosevelt? He was the guy who reformed the NYPD. He made it a requirement that guy's go through an academy, be physically fit, all that stuff. Just wondering 🤔
Awesome show
Here’s to the guy who invented this job🥃
CHIEF DETECTIVES STELLAR ACTING....YES THAT GOOD
John's hair 😄