Bodies of Evidence

Série télévisée
1992–1993
1h

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George Clooney, Al Fann, Lee Horsley, and Kate McNeil in Bodies of Evidence (1992)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA team of homicide detectives, led by the veteran head of the department Lt. Ben Carroll, work cases in an unnamed big city.A team of homicide detectives, led by the veteran head of the department Lt. Ben Carroll, work cases in an unnamed big city.A team of homicide detectives, led by the veteran head of the department Lt. Ben Carroll, work cases in an unnamed big city.

Creators
- James L. Conway
- David Jacobs
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6,2/10

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Creators
- James L. Conway
- David Jacobs
Stars

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Nommé pour 1 prix Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
Throughout his career, George Clooney has been notorious for pranking his costars and other people on his sets. While Leslie Jordan was a guest on "The View" in May 2020, Jordan recounted a story of being pranked by Clooney on the set of "Bodies of Evidence": Jordan (who had simultaneously been an actor on both "Bodies of Evidence" and on "Reasonable Doubts" with Marlee Matlin and Mark Harmon) was on a diet and had been talking about it a lot during breaks from filming. Clooney, tired of hearing about the diet, conspired with the wardrobe department to let out the pants on Jordan's costumes a little bit every day. At first, Jordan thought his diet was working spectacularly well, but eventually another person on the set revealed Clooney's joke. But when Jordan confronted Clooney, Clooney claimed that it was in fact Mark Harmon who was pranking Jordan. (It wasn't.)

Connexions
Referenced in Late Night with Seth Meyers: Justin Theroux/Leslie Jordan/Ashnikko featuring Princess Nokia (2021)

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For those who love bad mysteries

This program is consistently bad and horrible overacted. Normally decent actors were trapped in predictable story lines - the only question of an episode was who would say 'I'm a cop' and how many times it would be said. (At least in every episode.) George Clooney, the golden boy of ER, gave no indication of his dramatic talents, although his slicked back hair certainly was interesting. Lee Horsley resembled Rock Hudson, without the magnetic ability. That being said, if you enjoy bad cop dramas, this is mindless enough. It could best be described as any police portions of Knots Landing, perhaps because it had one of the same producers.