1. Creation and Concept:
- Explore the origins of NYPD Blue and how it was developed by Steven Bochco and David Milch.
- Discuss the show's gritty and realistic portrayal of police work, setting it apart from other cop shows of the time.
2. Controversy and Censorship:
- Dive into the controversy surrounding NYPD Blue's use of nudity, language, and adult themes.
- Analyze how the show pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable on network television.
3. Character Development:
- Highlight the complex characters of NYPD Blue, including Detective Andy Sipowicz and Detective Bobby Simone.
- Examine how the show explored the personal lives and struggles of its characters, adding depth to the series.
4. Legacy and Impact:
- Discuss the lasting impact of NYPD Blue on the police drama genre and television as a whole.
- Explore how the show paved the way for future series to tackle more mature and realistic storytelling.
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