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Season 7 – NYPD Blue

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This Steven Bochco-produced series pulls few punches in portraying the day-to-day lives of cops in New York's 15th Precinct. Characters' personal lives intertwine with the cases they work, which often deal with the worst elements the city has to offer. Many characters came and went during the show's 12-season run but one constant throughout the series was Det. Andy Sipowicz, portrayed by Dennis Franz.
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NYPD Blue — Season 7

Critics Reviews

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Anita Gates New York Times It would be a shame for loyal fans to wander away now. The character development of Sipowicz, whose ex-wife was shot to death last season, may be the most dramatic change in store. But it's only one of the show's current assets. Aug 17, 2018 Full Review John Leonard New York Magazine/Vulture The biggest news about NYPD Blue is that its very first hour of the new millennium actually deplores police brutality... For this about-face, thank you. Aug 15, 2018 Full Review Howard Rosenberg Los Angeles Times NYPD Blue remains so many miles above most of prime time that it's in another Zip Code. Its texture is as nubby as ever, and the city's grimy streets still run through its squad room like a five-lane highway. Aug 15, 2018 Full Review David Zurawik Baltimore Sun I forgot how great this series is when it's on its game, and NYPD Blue is definitely on its game. Aug 15, 2018 Full Review Read all reviews

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Leilani Y Incredibly corny and hammed up lingering stretches of sordid personal relationship dialog. I almost hope Jill gets shot and Diane becomes a nun who drinks.Music conspires to be sickening Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 05/21/23 Full Review dave d The slightest of backward steps. The last truly great year of the show. Just thinking about this cast will make you tingle compared with what is to come. Dennis Franz is a marvel. He can play any emotion at any time. Every episode of every season is worth watching just for him and his evolution as Andrew Sipowicz. Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Audience Member The worst season of an otherwise fantastic show, I disliked the Sorenson character, although he was worse in the succeeding season, but I absolutely hated the Kirkendall character and her arc. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/09/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Steven Bochco

Creator

David Milch

Creator

Dennis Franz

Det. Sgt. Andy Sipowicz

Ricky Schroder

Det. Danny Sorenson

James McDaniel

Lt. Arthur Fancy

Nicholas Turturro

Detective James Martinez

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 11, 2000 Loogie Nights Sipowicz and Sorenson suspect that two officers may have beaten a man to death; Sipowicz and Theo try to adjust to life without Sylvia. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 18, 2000 A Hole in Juan Russell and Kirkendall's relationship is strained when they try to solve the murder of a prostitute's baby; Sipowicz and Sorenson try to help a parolee. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 25, 2000 The Man With Two Right Shoes Russell, Kirkendall and Martinez fear that a boy is being exploited by his teacher; an out-of-towner who hired male prostitutes is murdered. Details Episode 4 Aired Feb 1, 2000 The Naked Are the Dead The precinct calls in a profiler to help investigate a multiple murder in which seven naked men were found dead in one room. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 8, 2000 These Shoots Are Made for Joaquin Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate the murder of a man whose brother tried to catch the shooter; Kirkendall is pulled further into her ex-husband's mess. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 15, 2000 Brothers Under Arms The detectives trace the path of a gun used in a homicide; Kirkendall faces a showdown with her ex-husband. Details Episode 7 Aired Feb 22, 2000 Along Came Jones An extramarital affair may have led to an officer's murder; a new detective (Henry Simmons) arrives at the precinct. Details Episode 8 Aired Feb 23, 2000 Everybody Plays the Mule The two boys of an immigrant family disappear; the hit-and-run death of a young woman prompts an investigation of her boyfriend. Details Episode 9 Aired Feb 29, 2000 Jackass A boy may have killed his mother's abusive lover; Sipowicz faces personal obstacles when asked to help a friend. Details Episode 10 Aired Mar 7, 2000 Who Murders Sleep The discovery of a small body buried in a wall prompts Sipowicz and Sorensen to reopen an unsolved missing-person case. Details Episode 11 Aired Mar 14, 2000 Little Abner Lt. Fancy tries to rebuild his relationship with a colleague; the detectives investigate a club owner's murder. Details Episode 12 Aired Mar 21, 2000 Welcome to New York John Irvin helps the detectives investigate a possible love-triangle homicide; a young woman struggles to recount a gang rape. Details Episode 13 Aired Mar 28, 2000 The Irvin Files Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate the theft of artwork and try to match wits with its eccentric owner; a missing woman's husband confuses Medavoy and Jones. Details Episode 14 Aired Apr 4, 2000 Sleep Over Sipowicz and Sorenson investigate the robbery of an elderly couple, but become annoyed with a retired cop who tries to intervene. Details Episode 15 Aired Apr 11, 2000 Stressed for Success Sorenson seeks comfort during an emotional crisis; a young mother steals for her unemployed, abusive husband. Details Episode 16 Aired Apr 18, 2000 Goodbye Charlie Detective Baldwin Jones helps Sipowicz and Sorenson get a confession in the murder of an elderly couple; a friend of Medavoy fears trouble with the Chinese Mafia. Details Episode 17 Aired Apr 25, 2000 Roll Out the Barrel A mobster may be responsible for a woman's dismembered body; Jones helps a reporter (Elizabeth Berkley) anxious to break the story. Details Episode 18 Aired May 2, 2000 Lucky Luciano A panic-stricken woman tries to convince Kirkendall and Russell that her identical twin has become the victim of foul play. Details Episode 19 Aired May 9, 2000 Tea and Sympathy British detectives help in the stakeout of a sadistic rapist-murderer; Detective Jones gets personal with a reporter. Details Episode 20 Aired May 16, 2000 This Old Spouse Diane ends up in another dangerous situation with undercover narcotics agent Harry Denby, who might know the truth about Kirkendall's ex-husband. Details Episode 21 Aired May 23, 2000 Bats Off to Larry A visit to a doctor reveals a problem for Sipowicz's little boy. Details Episode 22 Aired May 23, 2000 The Last Round Up The subject of Kirkendall's former husband strains Jill and Diane's partnership; an interdepartmental shake-up leads to permanent change. Details

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Season Info

Director
Mark Tinker, Bob Doherty, Jeff McCracken, Joe Ann Fogle, Steven DePaul, Peter Markle
Creator
Steven Bochco, David Milch
Executive Producer
Steven Bochco, David Milch, Mark Tinker, Bill Clark
Screenwriter
Matt Olmstead, Leonard Gardner, Meredith Stiehm, Jody Worth, W.K. Scott Meyer, David Milch, Bill Clark
Network
ABC
Rating
TV-14 (V|D)
Genre
Crime, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 11, 2000