Season 3 opens with a new lieutenant, some improved sets and a couple cast changes.
One of the highlights of this episode is at the opening when Richard Belzer as Det Munch has a cautionary soliloquy on the pervasive coming expansive technology and "information superhighway." It would have been really eye opening when originally broadcast in 1994 . And in retrospect is incredibly prescient and all too accurate as in describing a future society that largely comes to be.
This episode centers around the violent death of a young woman who worked at a local women's shelter and was recently cited by the mayor.
This show is just hitting its stride and will come to influence so many new procedural dramas to follow.
One of the highlights of this episode is at the opening when Richard Belzer as Det Munch has a cautionary soliloquy on the pervasive coming expansive technology and "information superhighway." It would have been really eye opening when originally broadcast in 1994 . And in retrospect is incredibly prescient and all too accurate as in describing a future society that largely comes to be.
This episode centers around the violent death of a young woman who worked at a local women's shelter and was recently cited by the mayor.
This show is just hitting its stride and will come to influence so many new procedural dramas to follow.
