Previously, I've discussed how it was interesting that cop TV succeeds, where as cop stories in film seem to typically be failures.
And looking at the 2010 Fall Line-up you can't help but notice an interest in this type of story.
You see every network trying to tap into the genre. You see long standing series surviving, and spinning off, and you see networks trying to find another spot for "more of the same" to make the 2010 calendar.
It's not my favorite genre, but with the number of options out there, it apparently is a lot of people's.
Here's a look at police television you can watch this fall, it's hours of crime, murder & suspects every week:
- Blue Bloods (CBS, NEW)
- Bones (FOX, 20
05-present) - Castle (ABC, 2009-present)
- The Closer (TNT, 2005-present)
- Chase (NBC, NEW)
- Criminal Minds (CBS, 2005-present)
- Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (CBS, NEW)
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS, 2000-present)
- CSI: Miami (CBS, 2002-present)
- CSI: NY (CBS, 2004-present)
- Dark Blue (TNT, 2009-present)
- Detroit 1-8-7 (ABC, NEW)
- Dexter (Showtime, 2006-present)
- Fringe (FOX, 2008-present)
The First 48 (A&E, 2004-present)- Hawaii Five-0 (CBS, NEW)
- Human Target (FOX, 2010-present)
- In Plain Sight (USA, 2008-present)
- Justified (FX, 2010-present)
- Law & Order: Criminal Intent (NBC 2001-2007; USA 2007-present)
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC 1999-present)
- Law & Order: Los Angeles (NBC, NEW)
- Lie To Me (Fox, 2009-present)
- Medium (NBC 2005-2009; CBS 2009 present)
- Memphis Beat (TNT, NEW)
- The Mentalist (CBS, 2008-present)
- NCIS (CBS, 2003-present)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 2009-present)- Psych (USA, 2006-present)
- Ride-Along (FOX, NEW)
- Rizzoli & Isles (TNT, NEW)
- Rookies (A&E, 2008-present)
- Rookie Blue (ABC, NEW)
- Southland (ABC 2009, TNT 2010-present)
- White Collar (USA, 2009-present)
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