"Gone for Goode" (cont'd.) again... Munch approaches a man who is planning to mug him, Lewis and Crosetti. Munch (showing his badge): "We're homicide detectives, go rob somebody else."

"Gone for Goode" (cont'd.)....This episode was a great introduction to all the main characters in this series--the loner Pembleton, the naive Bayliss, the Lincoln assassination "expert" Crosetti, his... more

"Gone for Goode" (cont'd.)....This episode was a great introduction to all the main characters in this series--the loner Pembleton, the naive Bayliss, the Lincoln assassination "expert" Crosetti, his wry partner who tolerates his talk on this, (and also wears a great hat) Lewis; the good detective with family problems who has an open dislike for Pembleton, Felton; his tough partner who has a soft spot for him, Howard; the veteran Bolander with his partner who sometimes follows him like a puppy dog, the eternal Munch. The interactions between the detectuves are interesting and realistic, The episode ends with a case the rookie Bayliss would never forget....

Starting all over and watching Season 1 episode 1 "Gone for Goode"...I started checking in on GetGlue with the fifth season (I had watched the other four in a span of over a year). So I'm starting... more

Starting all over and watching Season 1 episode 1 "Gone for Goode"...I started checking in on GetGlue with the fifth season (I had watched the other four in a span of over a year). So I'm starting all over in the order that the producers of the show wanted the episode to run.

BOP GUN...feat an in recognizable robin Williams and a really young Jake gylenhall...absolutely amazing and one of the best hours or tv ever produced!

in this job you gotta be able to howl at yourself otherwise you gonna die inside

watching the homicide/law & order crossover. I forgot how great Jerry Orbach was on the televisions

The Documentary - great ep including a word for word rendition of a fabulous monologue taken from David Simon's book

Season Five - finally found where Michelle Forbes joined the cast! =)

if found… return to Ida flood

Absolute classic show. Have the entire series and movie on DVD. One of my all time favorites.

I just found the first episode I ever saw - I have Law & Order to thank for making me notice this gem of a show.I remember watching a marathon on USA over a decade ago and after their 1st Homicide... more

I just found the first episode I ever saw - I have Law & Order to thank for making me notice this gem of a show.I remember watching a marathon on USA over a decade ago and after their 1st Homicide crossover,they were nice enough to show the 2nd part which of course was a Homicide ep.Thought it was the most brilliant cop show I had ever seen during that hour and I've been addicted ever since. ;)

congratulations to me. it's a bouncing baby red ball

These eps are almost 20 years old and it is still head & shoulders above almost anything on tv today; plus it doesn't hurt that I can certainly see the influence this series has had on a current... more

These eps are almost 20 years old and it is still head & shoulders above almost anything on tv today; plus it doesn't hurt that I can certainly see the influence this series has had on a current favorite: NCIS; another that while it is technically a "procedural" show, is really more about the characters than the cases.

This show was awesome in sooo many ways. It was great to tune in watch B-more from a distance.

I am my brothers keeper… that's why I'm a cop

Three Men and Adena: Ending this mini marathon w/ one of the best episodes.

Gone for Goode

Just got to the third season and I forgot that the great John Polito (Crossetti) died so early in the series. I miss his character all over again. John Polito a fantastic character actor!

Just received the homicide series and it's like watching it for the first time. The writing and acting in this show is amazing! I was in high school when this show aired and would not leave the house... more

Just received the homicide series and it's like watching it for the first time. The writing and acting in this show is amazing! I was in high school when this show aired and would not leave the house in Fridays until I got to see this show.

Watching the "Law & Order" crossover episode 'Charm City.' How I miss this show.

Watching Season 5 episode 4 "Bad Medicine"...David Simon, the man responsible for this series existing wrote the script to this episode...Luther Mahoney's character is introduced here along with Teri... more

Watching Season 5 episode 4 "Bad Medicine"...David Simon, the man responsible for this series existing wrote the script to this episode...Luther Mahoney's character is introduced here along with Teri Stivers...Two songs by Tom Waits, "'Til The Money Runs Out" & "Cold, Cold Ground" are featured in this episode...Very good episode...

Watching Season 5 episode 3 "Prison Riot"...Charles Dutton gives a great performance in this episode..."Bleed" by Collective Soul and a couple of songs (especially "Sometimes I Don't Wanna Go Home")... more

Watching Season 5 episode 3 "Prison Riot"...Charles Dutton gives a great performance in this episode..."Bleed" by Collective Soul and a couple of songs (especially "Sometimes I Don't Wanna Go Home") by Joan Armatrading add a lot to this also....Unforgettable episode...

Watching Season 5 episode 1 "Hostage: Part 1"...Pembleton comes back after a stroke (which happened at the end of Season 4)...If you've only seen Munch on L & O:SVU, you're missing a lot--in HLOTS... more

Watching Season 5 episode 1 "Hostage: Part 1"...Pembleton comes back after a stroke (which happened at the end of Season 4)...If you've only seen Munch on L & O:SVU, you're missing a lot--in HLOTS, he's more cynical & sarcastic and a much bigger character...Gaffney, G's immediate boss is a prime example of sometimes incompetence and ass-kissing can get you a promotion...Same with Barnfather...

you've got really big hands. you won't regret this.

Always a fan even watched the reruns

kids die sometimes. it ain't right but kids die sometimes.

Watching Season 4 episode 12 "For God And Country", the accompanying episode to Law & Order Season 6 episode "Charm City"...NY Det. Briscoe and Baltimore Det. Munch had a woman in common, Munch's... more

Watching Season 4 episode 12 "For God And Country", the accompanying episode to Law & Order Season 6 episode "Charm City"...NY Det. Briscoe and Baltimore Det. Munch had a woman in common, Munch's ex-wife, Gwen....J.K. Simmons as Colonel Alexander Rausch was chilling and creepy here...Kincaid flirtng with Bayliss...Braugher as Pembleton was again excellent here...

It's a girl! Congratulations, Frank and Mary!

J.K. Simmons early in his career playing a racist bastard on this L&O crossover. Methinks he fell into a typecast back then.

The cool thing about this & #TheWire is seeing real #Baltimore locations