Which Police Drama do you like the best? Do you prefer the classics like Dragnet or something more modern like Chicago PD?
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Which Police Drama do you like the best? Do you prefer the classics like Dragnet or something more modern like Chicago PD?
I prefer Police Comedy Dramas, actually. Shows like Death in Paradise and Psych are my favourites.
Law and Order, SVU specifically. Although Criminal Intent isn't too bad.
Including The Wire on this list makes the choice not even a competition. I consider it the best television show ever made, so it's necessarily the best of any subsection of TV shows.
Of the remainders on this list, I was a big fan of Law & Order growing up (the original series, at least once Sam Waterston was added). The first couple seasons of Homicide were also great, but then it just turned into a traditional police procedural.
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CSI: Miami is epic! :omgomg:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR3jnW2kcUs
No Brooklyn 9.0? I hit other for that one.
Law & Order SVU. Followed by Criminal Intent, followed by Cold Case, followed by NYPD Blue.
Angie Tribeca
Criminal Intent probably. The first season of True Detective is almost good enough to make up for the terrible second season as well.
I generally prefer Detective show format to Police Procedural format but NCIS is good to have running in the background
Criminal Minds is the only one I watched and like
Agent Hotchner :flirt:
Needs more Morse.
I've never been a fan of police procedurals, but I did like Almost Human which was your standard cop show in a sci-fi wrapper. Too bad it was cancelled. :(
Cop comedies are much better. Brooklyn Nine Nine is my favorite comedy on TV right now.
I like A Touch of Frost, Midsomer Murders and I occaisionally watch Poirot. I'm not a big detective show watcher, that's my mums department.
I prefer comedy to drama, and yes Brooklyn Nine Nine is the best!
I don't know if it's my favorite, but it deserves mentioning.
In the Heat of the Night
smurf the police.
The Wire, because of what Raistlin said. Nothing compares to it, and it's so much more than a police drama; it's social commentary.