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August 12, 2005

Another Bochco Cop Show

Steven Bochco is headed back to the cop beat, this time for the WB.
The "NYPD Blue" co-creator has pacted with the WB to create and write a young-skewing hourlong cop/mystery show revolving around two Hollywood homicide detectives at the LAPD.

Project marks the first time in recent memory Bochco has decided to pen a pilot solo rather than partnering. Bochco said the untitled project will be "a little lighter in tone. It's not heavy-duty or long on procedural. It owes more to 'Columbo' than 'CSI.' "

Bochco said the project "will have a certain fun quotient" as well as a mystery element to it, in part to make it more appropriate for the younger WB demo. "These are two young, smart, clever detectives who are a little sideways sometimes," he said. "They get the job done in a different way."


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