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Cop Rock

  • Serie de TV
  • 1990
  • 1h
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James McDaniel, Anne Bobby, David Gianopoulos, and Mick Murray in Cop Rock (1990)
Cop Rock
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ComedyDramaMusical

Las aventuras musicales de un cuerpo de policía.Las aventuras musicales de un cuerpo de policía.Las aventuras musicales de un cuerpo de policía.

  • Creación
    • Steven Bochco
    • William M. Finkelstein
  • Elenco
    • Anne Bobby
    • Barbara Bosson
    • David Gianopoulos
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    4.5/10
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    • Creación
      • Steven Bochco
      • William M. Finkelstein
    • Elenco
      • Anne Bobby
      • Barbara Bosson
      • David Gianopoulos
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    • Ganó 2 premios Primetime Emmy
      • 2 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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    Anne Bobby
    Anne Bobby
    • Officer Vicki Quinn
    • 1990
    Barbara Bosson
    Barbara Bosson
    • Mayor Louise Plank
    • 1990
    David Gianopoulos
    David Gianopoulos
    • Officer Andy Campo
    • 1990
    Larry Joshua
    Larry Joshua
    • Capt. John Hollander
    • 1990
    James McDaniel
    James McDaniel
    • Officer Franklin Rose
    • 1990
    Ron McLarty
    Ron McLarty
    • Det. Lt. Ralph Ruskin
    • 1990
    Mick Murray
    • Det. Joseph Gaines
    • 1990
    Peter Onorati
    Peter Onorati
    • Det. Vincent LaRusso
    • 1990
    Ronny Cox
    Ronny Cox
    • Chief Roger Kendrick
    • 1990
    Vondie Curtis-Hall
    Vondie Curtis-Hall
    • Cmdr. Warren Osborne
    • 1990
    Paul McCrane
    Paul McCrane
    • Det. Bob McIntire
    • 1990
    Teri Austin
    Teri Austin
    • Trish Vaughn
    • 1990
    Jeffrey Alan Chandler
    Jeffrey Alan Chandler
    • Ray Rodbart
    • 1990
    Dennis Lipscomb
    Dennis Lipscomb
    • Sidney Weitz
    • 1990
    Tony A. Angelo
    • Cop
    • 1990
    William Thomas Jr.
    • Det. William Donald Potts…
    • 1990
    CCH Pounder
    CCH Pounder
    • Willa Phelan
    • 1990
    John Hancock
    John Hancock
    • Judge Richard Armand
    • 1990
    • Creación
      • Steven Bochco
      • William M. Finkelstein
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    Opiniones de usuarios43

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    MadMax-47

    Ahead of its time

    Quite like Twin Peaks, this was an idea so far ahead of its time that most viewers just don't get it. Add this to the fact that the average TV junkie is looking for either soap operas or shoot-em-ups, and it's easy to understand how Cop Rock was doomed from the start.
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    Cop Rock is an Emmy Award winning American television series that aired on ABC from September 26, 1990 through December 26, 1990. The show, a police drama presented as a musical, was created by Steven Bochco, who also served as executive producer.

    Inspired by Dennis Potter's 1986 BBC drama serial The Singing Detective, Cop Rock combined musical theater with police drama, the latter a genre in which Bochco had already been very successful with Hill Street Blues. The series featured an ensemble cast that mixed musical numbers and choreography throughout story lines. For example, one scene in a courtroom had the jury break into song, proclaiming "He's Guilty" in Gospel style. Another episode had a lineup of Hispanic suspects proclaim in song "We're the local color with the coppertone skin / And you treat us like we're guilty of some terrible sin." Its theme, "Under the Gun", was sung by Randy Newman, who opened each episode performing it in a music video-style credit sequence. The show also featured crossover appearances from other Bochco series. In one episode, James B. Sikking reprises the role of Lt. Howard Hunter from Hill Street Blues, while another episode featured cameos by LA Law stars Jimmy Smits and Michele Greene. Sheryl Crow appears as a back-up singer in the final episode.

    The show on ABC ended after 11 episodes. The high-powered production talent became infamous as one of the biggest television risks of the 1990s. The final episode concludes with the cast breaking character and joining crew-members in performing a closing song.

    Despite its short run, the series still has been rebroadcast three times, in the 1990s on VH1, on A&E Network, and in the 2000s on Trio.

    Mike Post was the music supervisor on Cop Rock. Post appeared in the Cop Rock opening sequence as the musician in the dark glasses sitting next to Randy Newman and playing the keyboard.

    Starring: Teri Austin, Anne Bobby, Barbara Bosson, Ronny Cox, Vondie Curtis-Hall, David Gianopoulos, Larry Joshua, Dennis Lipscomb, Paul McCrane, James McDaniel, Ron McLarty, Mick Murray, Peter Onorati, William Thomas, Jr., Kathleen Wilhoite

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    Bonnie-11

    A quality effort to try something different in TV.

    This program was a well-written and sensitively acted police drama. If you have a chance to see any or all of the four episodes that actually aired you will no doubt be as puzzled as viewers were in 1990 as to why this excellent show brought out such spiteful and cruel reactions in television critics. Steven Bochco had assembled some of the most talented people working in television at the time. He was simply offering viewers something "different"--a thing they'd been saying they wanted since television started. Musical theater has historically been a legitimate and compelling way to tell a story. Steven Bochco did this with flair. "Cop Rock" was a last, lonely, courageous attempt to break away from the formula of cookie cutter television programming.
    Pizzaburn

    Busted for Being Criminally Ambitious

    I remember Cop Rock fondly. It was an attempt to deliver the Broadway musical style to the popular police story genre. Now, I'm not one of those "Aren't we so cosmopolitan" self-congratulatory Broadway mavens, but I can appreciate a storyline interrupted by a soliloquy, even if it's musical - even if it's rock music! I distinctly remember an excellent opening scene of one episode, where the police are busting a crowd purchasing pot, loading the customers on a bus, as one detainee sings heartily about his civil rights being trampled. The cast was truly exceptional for a TV show, but the producers did not have proper respect for the amount of time and polishing necessary to deliver Broadway style entertainment. There was a lot of good stuff, but such material cannot be extruded at the rate needed for the voracious TV box. The general public could not forgive the uneven quality. I can't blame them, but there were payoffs for the patient. Live audiences collude with the performers, but TV viewers want to be entertained NOW, or they will click to the other 120 channels.

    There was a clever end tacked on the final episode. It opens up with Ronny Cox and Curtis Vonde-Hall talking, and you quickly realize that they are not playing their characters. They are playing themselves discussing the impending cancellation. It's over when the fat lady sings, so the final pullaway has the entire cast onstage, with a Wagnerian Valkyrie, singing goodbye. Cool.
    newchaz64

    Fascinating, interesting, often brilliant

    The 1990s started off with one of the boldest experiments ever attempted in American television - the creation of an hour-long weekly television police drama, done as a musical. Lots of people still make fun of it (most of them having never actually seen it) but it was often brilliant. Longtime television innovator Steven Bochco, creator of major hits like Hill Street Blues and L.A. Law, took the biggest risk of his career. He brought the musical back to television but this time as a gritty, street-wise cop show. The songs were written by a stable of songwriters ably led by the Oscar-winning Randy Newman. Half the critics thought it was the worst idea of the century; half thought it was pure genius. The television drama had been moribund for some time and Bochco created something entirely new, powerful, interesting, fresh. Nothing like it had ever been attempted before, and most importantly, it was done well and done seriously. Its detractors claimed it was unrealistic for cops and robbers to break into song, but none of them had complained quite this loudly about the various aliens that had appeared on the airwaves, about shipwrecked movie stars and millionaires, about bionic men and women, or about the rest of the lackluster crap filling the TV schedule.

    As an example of its audacity, its first episode alone included a rap song delivered by junkies as they're being arrested in a drug raid, a gospel number by a judge and jury convicting a drug dealer, a tender pop ballad by a husband about his much younger wife, and an R&B number by a corrupt lady mayor to the man who's just offered her a bribe. But the most powerful number came at the end of the episode. A young junkie sits on a bus stop bench singing a lullaby to her infant daughter, a haunting Randy Newman song called `Sandman' (later re-used in Newman's Faust). As she finishes the song, a station wagon pulls up, a man gets out and pays her $200 for the baby. As he drives away with the baby, the junkie finishes the lullaby and breaks down in tears as the music quietly ends and the camera pulls away. It was devastating. And it was brilliant drama. Unfortunately, it cost $1.8 million an episode - a record at the time - and its ratings were consistently dismal. ABC tried to get Bochco to drop the musical numbers but he refused, so they canceled the show after four months. Bochco later told Entertainment Weekly that of all his shows, Cop Rock was by far the most fun he had ever had making television. Years later, Cop Rock was partly redeemed as cable channel VH-1 rebroadcast the series and a new generation discovered its quirky brilliance.

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    • Trivia
      One of two musical comedy-drama TV series broadcast in 1990, in a failed attempt to create a new TV genre. The other was Hull High (1990).
    • Conexiones
      Featured in The 43rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1991)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 26 de septiembre de 1990 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • También se conoce como
      • Полицейский рок
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Grantsville, Utah, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Steven Bochco Productions
      • 20th Century Fox Television
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    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.33 : 1

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