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Brooklyn South (1997–1998)A realistic and gritty police drama centering on the lives of a group of close knit police officers and crime victims at a seedy police station in Brooklyn, New York City. |
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Patrol Sgt. Francis X. Donovan
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| Michael DeLuise | ... |
Off. Phil Roussakoff
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| Gary Basaraba | ... |
Sgt. Richard Santoro
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| Titus Welliver | ... |
Off. Jake Lowery
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| Klea Scott | ... |
Off. Nona Valentine
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| Dylan Walsh | ... |
Off. Jimmy Doyle
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| Yancy Butler | ... |
Off. Anne-Marie Kersey
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| James Sikking | ... |
Capt. Stan Jonas
(20 episodes, 1997-1998)
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| Richard T. Jones | ... |
Off. Clement Johnson
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| Adam Rodriguez | ... |
Off. Hector Villanueva
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| Patrick McGaw | ... |
Terry Doyle
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| A.J. Langer | ... |
Kathleen Doyle
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"Brooklyn South" is the latest police show from executive producer/creator Steven Bochco, who also brought us "Hill Street Blues" and "NYPD Blue" and other shows. Here, we follow the officers and victims within one of the precincts in Brooklyn, New York. Written by Ari Herzog <ari@ici.net>
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22 September 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I took a chance and bought this series on DVD tho I never saw it when it aired in 97'; Wow! was I pleasantly surprised. I was so bummed during the last episode cause I wanted it to keep going for more than just one season. It has the same tone and feel as NYPD Blue but I have to say I liked the cops in this show a whole lot more. The beat cop--"blue collar" feel was just much more interesting to me than the constant "heavy drama" of NYPD which is a fine show. You watch this series and you wonder how with all the schlock on TV it didn't make it. The characters are human, flawed, honorable, and compelling. It's 16 hours of great entertainment and you can pick it up fairly cheap on line.