Snoops

Serie de TV
1999
45min

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Gina Gershon, Danny Nucci, and Paula Jai Parker in Snoops (1999)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn this detective series with a comical note, Glenn Hall runs an unconventional flashy private detective agency in Los Angeles, and means business above all, never mind the rules--if she can... Leer todoIn this detective series with a comical note, Glenn Hall runs an unconventional flashy private detective agency in Los Angeles, and means business above all, never mind the rules--if she can get around them. Although her ex, police detective Greg McCormack, now has a dim view of ... Leer todoIn this detective series with a comical note, Glenn Hall runs an unconventional flashy private detective agency in Los Angeles, and means business above all, never mind the rules--if she can get around them. Although her ex, police detective Greg McCormack, now has a dim view of her and her operations, his LAPD connection often comes in handy. Investigator Manny Lott ... Leer todo

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In the last three (unaired) episodes, Paula Marshall's character dies. She was replaced by Jessalyn Gilsig, who David E. Kelly liked, so he cast her in his next television show, Boston Public (2000).

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Glenn Hall: He's definitely a killer. Look at those eyes.
Dana Plant: Oh, here we go, the eyes again.
Glenn Hall: That was a put down. We don't do put downs here.
Dana Plant: You called him a murderer.
Glenn Hall: I meant each other. We don't put down each other.

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Referenced in Dinner for Five: Episode #3.1 (2004)

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Snoops = V.I.P. rip-off without the camp

My, oh, my Mr. Kelley... How much of yourself did you sell so that the NBC executives would think that this blatant V.I.P. rip-off would be a good idea?

Wow.

For the uninformed (I don't blame you), Snoops is basically V.I.P. without the camp but with David E. Kelley's name behind it. That's it. End of description. Even Snoops' premise is identical to V.I.P. Then the scripts "borrows" very old, very overdone plot lines that's been done since the '80's, if not done earlier and/or done better.

My advice: The original is always better than its clones. So watch V.I.P. instead of this.