The Division

Série de TV
2001–2004
1 h

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Bonnie Bedelia, Nancy McKeon, Lela Rochon, Lisa Vidal, and Tracey Needham in The Division (2001)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFive female cops in San Francisco struggle with their personal and professional lives.Five female cops in San Francisco struggle with their personal and professional lives.Five female cops in San Francisco struggle with their personal and professional lives.

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After airing an episode called "Testimonial" (season three episode five) that featured actual sexual abuse survivors telling their stories on camera, calls to the National Sexual Assault Hotline surged 75 percent.

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The series portrays a squad of SFPD Inspectors and their commanding officer working in the 'Felony Division' of the San Francisco Police Department. No such division exists. The SFPD has an investigations division, comprised of three separate units: General Crimes, Major Crimes and the Special Victims Unit. Inspectors are assigned throughout these units and also work closely with personnel of the ten District Stations in the city on serious crimes.

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Magda: What would you do if a guy didn't call?
Jinny: Oh, they always call me. They want to know me, they want to be a part of my life. They want to share.
Magda: But if they didn't?
Jinny: I would breathe a big sigh of relief unless of course I liked him then I'd just hunt him down and slash his tires.

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Inimical to life.

I watched quite a few of these because looking at San Francisco is no huge challenge to my sensibilities. Unfortunately after almost no time at all you realise that the windows are blinds drawn or strongly backlit the outdoor scenes are shot at a low angle to obscure any horizon details and indoor locations abound, in fact the sum total of SF location in these seems to be cable car bells and words painted on restaurant windows. The show itself has some of the most PC plots I have ever seen - the white guy Always did it, cheer as the peppy black cop shots the villain three times in the chest. The captain looks like a particularly cheerless transgender experiment. Basically a dreary feel-bored family hour that looks much less attractive than Nash Bridges (hence very little merit that I have spotted so far).