NYPD (TV series)

E658652

NYPD is an American police procedural television series from the late 1960s that followed New York City detectives and is noted for its gritty, realistic portrayal of urban crime and law enforcement.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
NYPD (TV series) canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf television series
airedIn United States
basedIn United States television industry
broadcastFormat weekly series
character Detective Jeff Ward
linked to: Det. Jeff Ward

Detective Johnny Corso
Detective Lt. Mike Haines
countryOfOrigin United States
createdBy Arnold Perl
David Susskind
decadeOfRelease 1960s
developedBy David Susskind
executiveProducer David Susskind
filmingLocation New York City
firstAired 1967
follows New York City detectives
linked to: NYPD detectives
genre crime drama
police procedural
hasSubject police work in New York City
urban crime
hasTheme law enforcement ethics
police investigation
urban crime
influenced later American police procedural series
lastAired 1969
medium television
notableFor gritty realistic portrayal of urban crime
realistic depiction of law enforcement
numberOfEpisodes 49
numberOfSeasons 2
originalChannel American Broadcasting Company
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork ABC
partOf American network television programming of the 1960s
pictureFormat black-and-white
portrays New York City Police Department
homicide investigations
street crime in New York City
productionCompany Screen Gems
runtimePerEpisode 30 minutes
setting New York City
starred Frank Converse
Jack Warden
Robert Hooks
targetAudience adult viewers
timePeriodDepicted 1960s New York City

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Robert Hooks notableWork NYPD (TV series)
subject linked to: Hooks