Canción triste de Hill Street

Título original: Hill Street Blues

Serie de TV
1981–1987
12
1h

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Robert Clohessy, Michael Warren, and Bruce Weitz in Canción triste de Hill Street (1981)

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Cop Drama Police Procedural Crime Drama Mystery

La vida y el trabajo del personal de una comisaría de policía del centro de la ciudad.La vida y el trabajo del personal de una comisaría de policía del centro de la ciudad.La vida y el trabajo del personal de una comisaría de policía del centro de la ciudad.

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Ganó 26 premios Primetime Emmy
- 60 premios y 109 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
The theme music, written by Mike Post, became a hit song on its own and won a Grammy. Post said that when he was writing the theme, he first wanted the music to match the gritty visuals he was shown. He then decided to do the opposite, to create a theme that was beautiful and serene, that "took you away" from what you were seeing.

Pifias
When the various characters speak into the radio microphone in their patrol cars, they seldom press the "transmit" switch, and Andy Renko is occasionally seen speaking into the back of the microphone.

Citas
[repeated line]
Sergeant Phil Esterhaus: [at end of roll call] All right, that's it, let's roll. And Hey!... let's be careful out there.

Créditos adicionales
After the credits it shows the MTM kitten wearing a policeman's hat to match this show.

Conexiones
Edited into Roll Call: Looking Back on Hill Street Blues (2006)

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Unsurpassed

An American cop show - who'd have thought an American cop show of all things could exemplify the best of television. From the land that gave us the pits of tv (have you seen Donahue?) there comes, once in a while, a beacon of greatness. The last episode of M*A*S*H, and the whole of HSB make the invention of television worthwhile.