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Set in the Five Points neighborhood of New York City in the 1860s, focusing on a rugged young Irish cop who is forced to navigate his unruly and dangerous immigrant neighborhood while interacting with the uptown Manhattan crowd and the black community. Written by
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In 1864, he was New York's finest.
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Detective Kevin Corcoran:
I have a favor to ask.
Elizabeth Haverford:
Well that's fortunate. I've brought you here to ask a favor of my own.
Detective Kevin Corcoran:
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pulls out Elizabeth's letter]
Next time, could you ease up on the rose water? I will not hear the end of it at the precinct-house.
Elizabeth Haverford:
Embarrassing you was not my intention. It's just the way I smell.
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Crazy Credits
In the opening credits, there is a map showing the Five Points as it stood in the show's time period.
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It only took one tailor of Copper for me to know that I was going to love this series. I, like everyone in my office at DISH, thought that I was in store for another chapter in the Gangs of New York story. Copper was a completely different animal. The historical research performed to create this series is definitely apparent. The clothes were perfect, the acting was spot on, and unlike Gangs of New York Copper actually delves into the entire social hierarchy of the period. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is a history buff. I am lucky I got to see it at all. I rented it from Blockbuster at Home through DISH because if it wasn't delivered right to my mailbox I never would have had time to go pick it up from the Wal-Mart in the next town over.