We go back in time to when the simplicity of the 1990s was shook by the groundbreaking TV series, NYPD Blue. We discuss how the show dramatically changed the television landscape, sweeping 84 Emmy nominations and 20 wins, with Stephen Bochco at the helm and Mike Post composing its iconic sound. We highlight its glimpse into the realism of the New York City law and crime scene, including raw language, sexual situations, and gritty storytelling. We also fall in love with Dennis Franz’s rough & tumble Andy Sipowicz, who rides the series out for all 12 seasons.
