"Public Morals" (1996)TV series

Directors:

Andy Ackerman
Don Scardino
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Seasons:

1 | unknown

Release Date:

30 October 1996 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Cast

Bill Brochtrup	...	John Irvin (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Julianne Christie	...	Corinne O'Boyle (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Peter Gerety	...	Fogerty (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Jana Marie Hupp	...	Val Vandergroot (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Joseph Latimore	...	Darnell Ruggs (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Donal Logue	...	Ken Schuler (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Justin Louis	...	Det. Mickey Crawford (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Larry Romano	...	Richie Biondi (12 episodes, 1996-2006)

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Series Directed by
Andy Ackerman		(unknown episodes)
Don Scardino		(unknown episodes)
Jay Tarses		(unknown episodes)

Series Produced by
Steven Bochco	....	executive producer (unknown episodes)
Jay Tarses	....	executive producer (unknown episodes)

Series Original Music by
Ben Decter		(unknown episodes)

Series Art Direction by
Mindy Roffman		(unknown episodes)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Randy Carter	....	first assistant director (unknown episodes)

Series Art Department
Steven M. Saylor	....	set designer (unknown episodes)

Series Sound Department
John W. Cook II	....	sound re-recording mixer (unknown episodes)

Series Other crew
Daniel Wulkan	....	assistant to producer (13 episodes, 1996-2006)
Pat Young	....	production coordinator (12 episodes, 1996-2006)
Peggy Lane	....	stand-in (unknown episodes)

Runtime:

60 min | USA:30 min (13 episodes, 12 unaired)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Trivia:

13 episodes were produced but only one aired before it was cancelled.

Not So Bad

I saw this in it's original one-show run, and have it on tape somewhere. I didn't think it was any worse than 75% of the comedies on TV. I know that if there had been a second show, I would have watched it. The word was out that this was going to be some sort of low-level, politically incorrect comedy show, and it was reviewed badly before it aired, so I kinda knew by the first commercial it would be gone.