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Summary: Brilliant second season
Review: Bought this the day it came out. Watched all the episodes within two weeks. I need more Blue. Please Fox, release the other seasons.
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Summary: Brilliant second season
Review: Bought this the day it came out. Watched all the episodes within two weeks. I need more Blue. Please Fox, release the other seasons.
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Summary: Almost as good as Season One
Review: By now we all know that David Caruso's character of John Kelly exits in the 4th episode of Season 2. Like many NYPD Blue fans, I hated to see him go. Smits stepped in immediately after and he was also very good, but the dynamics of the show would have to change. I didn't like Bobby Simone at first, but that was probably because I was sad to see Caruso leave. But the episodes remained gritty and intense, and Smits soon hit his stride. All was well in the precinct again. The downside to Season Two was the introduction of Kim Delaney to the cast near the end of the season. I still contend that she is and was the weakest actor in the run of the series. I'm afraid that her inclusion as a series regular is off-putting enough for me to not purchase any further season box sets that she appears in. I'll start buying them again when Rick Schroeder's character of Danny Sorensen comes in and Delaney's role is reduced and eventually eliminated.
The commentaries included in this box set are interesting though not quite fascinating, and the so-called "documentary" is just an episode-by-episode series of recollections by the principle cast.
All in all, a good purchase. You get 22 great episodes, Caruso's most complicated and dramatic character story, and precious little of the Diane Russell character.
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Summary: Where's the rest??
Review: I am a huge fan of cop shows, especially NYPD Blue. When the first and second seasons came out I was so excited that I almost went nuts!
I love the show and its characters very much.Please, I am begging you to bring out the other seasons as well. I am waiting...!!!!
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Summary: NYPD Blue Season 3
Review: I found this on "tvshowsondvd.com", dated 7/01/2004:
They often say, "No news is good news," but that's not the case when it comes to DVDs. If a studio has been releasing a show on DVD and then you don't hear anything about a subsequent season, the assumption is that the sets were selling poorly and no further sets are planned. When Fox removed the January 13th listing for season 3 from their consumer site, things were looking grim for the series. We all assumed the worst: that Season 3 wouldn't be released.
Earlier today we got some good news from Fox; they plan on releasing the set, they're just looking for a good time to do so. With the TV-on-DVD schedule becoming crowded, Fox wants to find a release date where the title will get good exposure and sell enough copies so they can continue releasing the series. We don't know when that'll be, but we wanted to bring NYPD Blue fans some good news, since our previous news was rather depressing.
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Summary: Need More Blue
Review: I have season 1 and 2. Since this is the last season for this wonderful show, I hope they make a DVD for each season. I would love to have the whole collection since we will not be seeing anymore Blue on TV.
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Summary: Bring on Season 3!!!
Review: I just bought Season 1 and 2 on DVD last week! I watched both of them and am wanting more... Where's Season 3, 4, 5...??? Does anyone know if they are planning on releasing the next seasons? I agree with the other post, the show is ending in 2 days. It would be a fitting and ideal time to release the next season. The execs really could have marketed it and advertised it on the final show's commercials.
But, anyways, these two DVD sets (1 & 2) are worth buying!
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Summary: Better than Season One
Review: I loved this season more than the first. Out with the old(Caruso), in with the new(Smits). I loved how over the years Andy has adjusted differently to his new partners. I think the writing and energy of the show was great in this season, and the material got more variety(the whole Nicalsi\Mobster thing in the first season actually got a little old to me). Jimmy Smits proved that he was more than capable of filling the shoes of the departed David Caruso. Detective Bobby Simone is just as great as Detective John Kelly, but in a different sort of way. I realize I'm the minority, but I don't think the show suffered at all after Caruso left; Caruso off camera was a jerk with a lot of arrogance that went straight to his head due to his overnight fame from this show. He either was gonna leave or get fired by Bochco. He left the show thinking he had what it took to be the next leading man in Hollywood. . . .well, we all saw how that turned out.
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Summary: Andy Gets Another Perfect Match For A Partner
Review: If you follow the show on tv, you'll understand how every time Andy loses a partner, you don't believe someone else can fill the void. Each of his partners have a different relationship with Andy. John Kelly tried to steer him in the right direction and keep him out of trouble. When Kelly leaves, Bobby fights to win Andy over and to help him overcome his alcohol addiction. With Bobby's death, Andy is determined not become attached to another partner, but can't help seeing in Danny the many similarities to his late son. After Danny is murdered, Andy's guilt almost doesn't allow him to get close to Clark, but Andy now finds himself in the role of father figure to "Junior". Each partner has enriched Andy's life and made him the strong character he has become. Andy's partners can come and go, castmembers will be replaced and interchanged but Andy is the core of the series and this disc set is just more proof of the many sides of Andy Sipowicz.
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Summary: Season 3 - Coming soon?
Review: It seems Fox are heading the words of all those fans out there desperate for season 3 and have said they are planning to release season 3 but as yet have no confirmed release date. Keep your eyes peeled and some spare cash to one side. Things are looking up!
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