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Inhaltsbeschreibung
Ziemlich schüchtern tritt Tim Bayliss seinen Dienst im Morddezernat von Baltimore an. Er wird alles andere als freundlich Willkommen geheißen: Abgesehen davon, daß es im Büro nicht einmal einen Schreibtisch für ihn gibt, ist keiner der Detectives sonderlich begeistert von der Idee, mit dem idealistischen Anfänger zusammenzuarbeiten. Kay Howard, der einzige weibliche Detective des Morddezernats, setzt sich schlichtweg über die Anweisungen von Lieutenant Giardello hinweg und „überläßt“ den Neuling ausgerechnet Frank Pembleton, einem notorischen Einzelgänger.
Originaltitel
Homicide: Life on the Street
Produktionsland
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Originalsprache
Englisch
Regie
Keith Gordon
FSK
16
Untertitel
Deutsch
Besetzung
Richard Belzer, Andre Braugher, Clark Johnson, Yaphet Kotto, Michelle Forbes, Melissa Leo, Kyle Secor, Callie Thorne, Reed Diamond, Jon Seda, Giancarlo Esposito, Peter Gerety, Michael Michele, Toni Lewis
Sprache
Deutsch
Episodenguide
1. Staffel 1 (9 Episoden)
Die erste Staffel von „Homicide: Life on the Street“, einer amerikanischen Krimiserie, lief in den USA vom 31. Januar bis 31. März 1993 auf NBC. Die Serie wurde von Paul Attanasio entwickelt, während Filmregisseur Barry Levinson und Drehbuchautor und Produzent Tom Fontana als ausführende Produzenten fungierten. Basierend auf David Simons Sachbuch „Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets“ aus dem Jahr 1991, begleitete die Staffel die fiktiven Detectives der Mordkommission des Baltimore Police Department bei ihren Ermittlungen. Die Serie wurde mittwochs um 21 Uhr EST ausgestrahlt, mit Ausnahme der Serienpremiere, die direkt im Anschluss an den Super Bowl XXVII lief.
In dieser Staffel wurden die Hauptdarsteller Daniel Baldwin, Ned Beatty, Richard Belzer, Andre Braugher, Clark Johnson, Yaphet Kotto, Melissa Leo, Jon Polito und Kyle Secor vorgestellt. Die meisten Hauptcharaktere basierten auf realen Detectives aus Baltimore, die in Simons Buch vorkommen, darunter Gary D'Addario, Terrence McLarney, Harry Edgerton, Donald Worden und Jay Landsman. Viele der Handlungsstränge der ersten Staffel wurden ebenfalls aus dem Buch adaptiert, insbesondere der Mord an der elfjährigen Latonya Kim Wallace im Baltimore des Jahres 1988, der die Grundlage für den Mordfall Adena Watson in der Serie bildete. Die Episode „Night of the Dead Living“, ursprünglich als dritte Folge geschrieben, wurde auf Drängen der NBC-Verantwortlichen zum Staffelfinale, was zu einigen merklichen Kontinuitätsfehlern führte.
01
Die schwarze Witwe
Neuling Tim Bayliss stößt an seinem ersten Arbeitstag im Morddezernat in Baltimore auf Ablehnung. Zusammen mit Einzelgänger Pembleton macht er sich an die Aufklärung seines ersten Mordfalls: dem Tod eines 11-jährigen Mädchens.
02
Tote schweigen nicht
Bayliss bekommt Gegenwind von Kollege Pembleton. Seiner Meinung nach sind dem Neuling bei den Ermittlungen zu viele Fehler unterlaufen. Bolander und Munch werden an den Tatort eines Mordes gerufen, doch das angebliche Mordopfer lebt.
03
In der Hitze der Nacht
Die Nachtschicht im heißen Baltimore macht den schwitzenden Polizisten im Morddezernat ganz schön zu schaffen. Bayliss hat einen neuen Tatverdächtigen im Fall Watson aufgetrieben: einen 12-jährigen Jungen. Gee findet im Keller ein ausgesetztes Baby.
04
Späte Liebe
Crosettis Freund Chris wird niedergeschossen. Crosetti besteht darauf, den Fall selber zu übernehmen. Im Fall „Schwarze Witwe“ gibt es endlich eine heiße Spur. Bayliss ist frustriert, weil seine Ermittlungen zu keinem Erfolg führen.
05
Hackordnung
Bolanders Date mit Dr. Blythe verlief nicht so erfolgreich wie erhofft. Umso bereitwilliger lässt er sich auf einem Flirt mit einer attraktiven Zeugin ein. Pembleton und Bayliss ermitteln weiterhin im Fall Watson.
06
Episode 6
Bayliss und Pembleton haben nur 12 Stunden Zeit, um ihrem Hauptverdächtigen im Mordfall Watson ein Geständnis zu entlocken. Ihre unterschiedlichen Verhörmethoden führen zu Streitigkeiten.
07
Auf den Hund gekommen
Polizeihund Jake wurde vergiftet. Bayliss und Pembleton haben damit einen weiteren Mordfall auf dem Tisch. Howard und Felton heften sich an die Fersen eines Drogendealers, der wegen Mordes gesucht wird.
08
Die Chinesische Mauer
Lewis und Crosetti befragen den chinesischen Botschafter zu dem Mord an einem jungen Chinesen, der der Anführer eines Aufstandes gewesen sein soll. Doch der Botschafter verweigert jegliche Zusammenarbeit.
09
Dicke Luft
Bolander und Munch benutzen eine ungewöhnliche Methode, um ein Geständnis zu bekommen. Gee ist empört, als er erfährt, dass die obere Etage des Polizeigebäudes ohne sein Wissen asbestsaniert wird.
2. Staffel 2 (4 Episoden)
Von den Machern von "The Wire": Auf den Straßen von Baltimore kämpft die Polizei gegen das Gewaltverbrechen. Mit 234 Morden innerhalb eines Jahres werden die Teams mit der gnadenlosen Realität konfrontiert.
01
Es geschah am hellichten Tag
Der Raubmord an einer Touristin sorgt für Aufregung. Einer der drei Hauptverdächtigen wird von seinen Komplizen bezichtigt, den tödlichen Schuss abgegeben zu haben. Doch Kay hält den Jungen für unschuldig.
02
Psychostress
Gee verordnet der gesamten Belegschaft des Morddezernates ein „Sensibilitäts-Training“ mit der Psychologin Kerry Watson. Als Bolander die Teilnahme verweigert, droht ihm die Suspendierung.
03
Ein Fisch namens Jack
Pembleton ermittelt in dem Mordfall an einem Farbigen und ist schnell davon überzeugt, das der Täter ein Polizist gewesen sein muss. Giardello ist von dieser Annahme allerdings wenig begeistert.
04
Irrungen - Wirrungen
Bayliss’ und Pembletons Ermittlungen im Fall der erwürgten Angela Frandina führen zuerst in eine Telefonsex-Agentur und dann weiter in einen Sado-Maso-Club.
3. Staffel 3 (20 Episoden)
Von den Machern von "The Wire": Auf den Straßen von Baltimore kämpft die Polizei gegen das Gewaltverbrechen. Mit 234 Morden innerhalb eines Jahres werden die Teams mit der gnadenlosen Realität konfrontiert.
01
Tod einer Heiligen
Kathrin Goodrich, Ehrenbürgerin und „Samariterin des Jahres“ wird ermordet in einem Müllcontainer gefunden. Der Fall vereint die zwei Abteilungen des Morddezernates unter der Leitung von Lieutenant Russert.
02
Letzte Ölung
Lieutenant Russert muss nach einem Streit dem Dienst habenden Beamten den Fall Goodrich entziehen. Dadurch wird Pembleton Leiter der Ermittlungen. Plötzlich taucht eine weitere Leiche auf.
03
Vorgeführt - Glaubenskrise
Auch nachdem die dritte Leiche im Fall Goodrich gefunden wurde, tappt das Morddezernat nach wie vor im Dunkeln. Doch plötzlich taucht eine Zeugin auf, die behauptet, die Mörder gesehen zu haben.
04
Crosetti
Detective Crosetti ist nicht aus seinem Urlaub zurückgekehrt. Als seine Leiche gefunden wird, lautet die Todesursache zunächst Selbstmord. Doch Crosettis Partner Lewis glaubt nicht an einen Suizid und ermittelt auf eigene Faust.
05
Trügerische Idylle
Kay will sich bei einem Urlaub mit ihrer Familie entspannen. Doch als der Umweltschützer Dr. Bradley ermordet aufgefunden wird, benötigt die örtliche Polizei ihre Mitarbeit. Die Hauptverdächtigen stammen alle aus Kays Bekanntenkreis.
06
Spiel mit dem Feuer
Pembleton bereitet sich auf seinen Zivilprozess vor: er soll die Bürgerrechte einer Frau verletzt haben. Lewis leidet darunter, dass die Künstlerin Emma mit Bayliss flirtet.
07
Kehraus
Giardellos Freund Sam Thorne wird erschossen. Er war der Herausgeber der Zeitschrift „Die Schwarze Stimme“. Der Hauptverdächtige ist ein geistig zurückgebliebener Junge.
08
Unfrohe Weihnacht
Der jährliche Weihnachtsfrust macht sich im Polizeirevier breit. Ein toter Weihnachtsmann, der sich als Mitglied der Heilsarmee entpuppt, führt Bolander und Munch zum Sohn des Toten. Der sonst so professionelle Munch bringt es nicht übers Herz, dem Jungen vom Tod seines Vaters zu erzählen.
09
Nix für ungut
Giardello kann sich endlich dazu durchringen, die ungelösten Fälle des toten Crosetti unter den anderen Detectives aufzuteilen. Beau leistet sich dabei einen großen Patzer: Er verliert wichtige Beweisstücke.
10
Tödliches Versehen
Der 14-jährige Ronnie erschießt auf einer Bowlingbahn auf den gleichaltrigen Darryl. Nach dem Mord zeigt er keinerlei Reue. Unterdessen freunden sich die Mütter von Ronnie und Darryl nichts ahnend auf dem Polizeirevier an.
4. Staffel 4 (22 Episoden)
Die vierte Staffel von Homicide: Life on the Street lief in den USA vom 20. Oktober 1995 bis zum 17. Mai 1996 auf NBC und umfasste 22 Episoden.
In der vierten Staffel wurden zwei neue Charaktere eingeführt: Detective Mike Kellerman, der von der Brandermittlung zur Mordkommission wechselt, und J. H. Brodie, ein Nachrichtenkameramann, der als Videograf der Einheit anfängt. Diese Staffel war auch die letzte mit Captain/Detective Megan Russert als Hauptdarstellerin. Drogenboss Luther Mahoney hat ebenfalls seinen ersten Auftritt. Auch Stuart Gharty gibt sein Debüt als Gastdarsteller.
Zu den Gaststars gehören Lily Tomlin, Jeffrey Donovan, Bruce Campbell, Jerry Orbach, Benjamin Bratt, Jill Hennessy, Chris Rock und Jay Leno.
Die DVD-Box der vierten Staffel erschien in Region 1 am 30. März 2004. Das Set enthält alle 22 Episoden der vierten Staffel auf sechs Discs.
01
Episode 1
Pembleton und Bayliss untersuchen einen Brand, bei dem ein Teenager ums Leben gekommen ist. Dabei gerät Frank mit dem ermittelnden Brandexperten aneinander. Bolander und Felton werden für einige Monate vom Dienst suspendiert. Howard und Munch beschließen, an den Prüfungen zum Sergeant teilzunehmen.
02
Episode 2
Erneut wird bei einem Brand eine Leiche gefunden. Bei den Ermittlungen kommt es zu weiteren Streitigkeiten. Ein anonymer Hinweis führt Pembleton und Kellerman auf die Spur eines Lastwagens, der an beiden Tatorten gesehen wurde.
03
Videospiel
Eine defekte Gasleitung zwingt das Morddezernat zu einem Umzug in eine leerstehende Bank. Kellerman und Lewis ermitteln im Fall der toten Marsha Gould, die an einer Bushaltestelle erschossen wurde. Ein Kameramann von Channel 8 hat den Mord auf Videoband aufgezeichnet. Als er Giardello das Band zeigen will, schmeißt der ihn kurzerhand raus.
04
Tote Augen
Der zehnjährige Patrick wird bei einer Schießerei schwer verletzt. Die Ärzte erklären ihn im Krankenhaus für hirntot. Bayliss und Bolander kümmern sich um die Eltern des Jungen, die vor einer schweren Entscheidung stehen.
05
Das verräterische Herz
Howard und Munch untersuchen einen 10 Jahre alten Fall. Damals war Eugene Elwin spurlos verschwunden, eine Leiche wurde nie gefunden. Jetzt wird der tote Körper gefunden. Das Opfer wurde anscheinend lebendig eingemauert. Tim rutscht Franks Geheimnis über Mary’s Schwangerschaft raus.
06
Blinder Hass
Pembleton und Bayliss untersuchen den Tod eines Mannes, der von einer Gruppe Skinheads ermordet wurde. Meldrick gelingt es, einen alten Fall von Crosetti aufzuklären, an dem Howard zuvor gescheitert war. Zwischen den beiden kommt es deshalb zu Spannungen.
07
Spur des Todes
Ein Killer hinterlässt eine blutige Spur. Auf dem Weg von Florida nach Baltimore hinterlässt er mehrere Leichen. Das FBI schließt sich mit dem Morddezernat zusammen, um den Serienmörder so schnell wie möglich zu stoppen. Kellerman und Lewis trauen ihren Augen nicht, als sie das Phantombild des Täters zu sehen bekommen: Sie saßen neben ihm in einer Kneipe.
08
Das Galgenspiel (1)
Ein kaltblütiger Killer erschießt mehrere Menschen und droht damit, alle acht Stunden weitere Menschen zu erschießen. Am Tatort hinterlässt der Mörder ein Galgenspiel. Die Detectives suchen nach Gemeinsamkeiten zwischen den Opfern.
09
Das Galgenspiel (2)
Der gesuchte Serienkiller ist tot. Doch die Entwarnung muss ziemlich schnell widerrufen werden, denn weitere acht Stunden später gibt es wieder einige Tote. Die Ermittlungen werden sofort wieder aufgenommen. Dann taucht auf einmal ein Zeuge auf, der bereits bei einem der vorherigen Morde ausgesagt hatte. Die Detectives werden misstrauisch.
10
Vollmond
Nach dem Mord an einem ehemaligen Häftling werden Kellerman und Lewis zu dem heruntergekommenen Motel „New Moon“ gerufen. Zu ihrem Erstaunen haben fast alle Gäste des Motels ein Motiv für den Mord.
5. Staffel 5 (22 Episoden)
01
Episode 1
Gaffney and Barnfather give Gee a hassle about the return of Frank to duty and the sudden departure of Russert to Europe. Bayliss and Munch are called to the scene of a homicide, where the victim, Mrs. Uba, was cooking breakfast and the only witness may be a male pig named Angie. Frank returns to work and Gee tells him what his limited duties are going to be and that he's called in all his favors and both their asses are on the line. The squad is called out for a hostage situation at a middle school.
02
Episode 2
Night has fallen and the crisis is no closer to being resolved. Gee demands that Barnfather make a decision. Frank continues to trying to adjust. Frank insists on going to the hostage scene. The identity of the hostage-taker is made when he demands that his pig be brought to the school. When the pig doesn't arrive in time, he sets a fire and seriously wounds a hostage (who later dies) and then becomes badly burned. Brodie takes issue with Munch's treatment of Pembleton. The paperwork gets completed and the hostage-taker is formally charged. Frank makes a decision regarding his recovery.
03
Episode 3
A riot breaks out at the prison, where two inmates are killed. The squad goes to the scene, but Frank must still stay behind. Bayliss, Lewis, Kellerman and Howard interview the inmates; many of them have familiar faces. Frank works on his target practice. Bayliss thinks that one inmate really wanted to tell him something, so he puts together a deal to get the information. The inmate confesses to the murder and Bayliss doesn't believe him. Another riot breaks out and the truth is finally discovered.
04
Episode 4
More drug-related homicides are occurring. Pembleton is still relegated to desk duty and now so is Kellerman. A federal grand jury investigation is being conducted that goes back to the time when Mike was in the arson unit. Frank is still not taking his medicine and getting ready for the range test. Brodie moves out of Munch's place and into Bayliss'. Lewis finds out that the witness to his drug homicide has been brought downtown. He goes after him and meets Stivers, a female detective in narcotics. Lewis's witness points toward Luther Mahoney as the initiator of the contract. They go to find the executor, who's been executed. Stivers pages Mahoney and he comes in for questioning, but they can't make a case that Danvers thinks will stick. Frank misses a passing grade on his test by four points.
05
Episode 5
The new Chief Medical Examiner (CME), Julianna Cox, speeds into town. An FBI agent, Pandolfi, conducts interviews with the squad about Kellerman. Frank looks for way to celebrate his anniversary with his wife. The new CME arrives on the scene of a homicide that Lewis and Bayliss are working on, they lay down their respective ground rules. Bayliss' murderer confesses to committing another crime. Kellerman is worried by the ongoing investigation and takes it out on another arson officer. Brodie offers to make chili for the Lewis family but the dinner turns into a fight for Meldrick and his wife. From a suggestion by Frank, Bayliss and Lewis get the other body exhumed and checked out. Frank and Mary celebrate their anniversary. Bayliss gains some insight into the new CME.
06
Episode 6
An article appears in The Baltimore Sun about Kellerman and the other members of the arson unit who are under investigation. Munch investigates the death of women whose husband returned home to find her dead, cause unknown. He suspects the husband but Cox thinks differently. Pembleton tries to help Bayliss close the Lambert case. The article puts Kellerman on edge and he goes to Roland's office where he discovers Roland is a federal witness. This incident gets him suspended until he takes a polygraph test. Brodie gets an offer to stay at Kay's place. Munch presses his witness and breaks him but Cox's evidence still says otherwise. Kellerman takes the test and while waiting for the result tells Lewis the truth. Cox visits Munch's suspect in his cell. Frank reflects on his past and the future. Kellerman passes the polygraph, but so did the federal witness; one of them beat the test.
07
Episode 7
Family members of murder victims (Widmer, Rath and Silvio) are in a support group where they discuss their feelings about the loss they have each suffered. Short-handed, Gee investigates the Widmer homicide at the Waterfront Bar. Bayliss' homicide is unidentified for 48 hours before she is identified as being Rath. Lewis and Munch investigate a car jacking at Federal Hill, where the mother is the victim and the 3-year-old daughter in the car at the time is missing. Meanwhile, Howard, Kellerman and Pembleton stay behind. Frank interviews the two witnesses that Tim had in for questioning and gets a lead on a suspect. Cox joins the support group meeting late; she is still coping with the death of her father.
08
Episode 8
Lewis and Bayliss investigate a homicide at a boarding school. Gee goes to Frank's house to pick him up for a trip to the gun range. Kellerman wants the investigation into corruption in his old arson unit to move along, but he finds out that all the real guilty parties have made plea bargains. Frank's firearm test looked promising. The tiny little voice in Bayliss' head tells him that McPhee Broadman might be their suspect despite the fact that his mother is a powerful judge in Baltimore. A student comes forward and confesses to the student's killing; however, the detectives aren't convinced he alone was responsible. Frank passes the exam and can return to active duty, but as far as he is concerned the real test is in the box.
09
Episode 9
Pembleton waits with anticipation for the phone to ring. It does and with Bayliss as the primary, they proceed to investigate the triple murder of a divorced woman and her children. Kellerman asks Brodie not to return to the boat. Lewis and Munch get a homicide that they can track back to Luther Mahoney. Bayliss and Pembleton disagree on who the primary suspect is in the murder. Mahoney's nephew wants to remain ""monogamous"" in implicating his uncle. Kellerman gets his summons to appear before the grand jury. Frank and Tim must work out the finer points of working in the box together again. Mahoney's hand reaches out from jail and silences his nephew; the case is a bust. Lewis lays down the law to Luther Mahoney in the Waterfront Bar. Cox finds Kellerman and his predicament intriguing and offers him some company, the night of his summons.
10
Episode 10
Frank gets his first case as a primary-- unfortunately it is a case that involves the shooting of Danver's fiancée. Danvers is concerned about Frank being the primary and keeps throwing his opinions into the investigation. Danvers changes his perspective on the death penalty and also reflects on his past performance in many of the cases he's tried. Brodie continues to look for housing; the latest place he tried staying was the morgue. Kellerman is discouraged when it appears as though Cox may have only been looking for a one-night stand and nothing more-- so he takes a sick day. Gee takes some time out of his day to have a talk with Kellerman's former partners to see where they stand with him in regard to their testimonies to the grand jury. He also sees the Deputy Commissioner to see what can be done for Kellerman; what he learns instead are some truths about the Gaffney promotion.
6. Staffel 6 (23 Episoden)
01
Episode 1
Their rotation in robbery is up, Frank and Tim return to the homicide unit. They find that citations are being handed out to the unit and a delighted Gee, whose clearance rate is the highest it has been in five years. Kellerman and Lewis are also scheduled to return. Howard is still on assignment with the fugitive squad. Additions to the unit through rotated assignment include Det. Ballard who actually comes from a Seattle homicide unit, Det. Falsone and Det. Gharty. Falsone and Gharty worked with the unit on the Felton case last spring; however, nothing is mentioned about the status of that case. (Sharp-eyed viewers note that Felton's name is still in red under Pembleton's name on the board.) Meanwhile, Gee attends a black tie function honoring Felix Wilson, a respected member of the community. Because he grew up with them, Gee sits at a table with Felix, his wife and their family. Everyone attending the function at the hotel is kept late because the body of a woman is found dead in t
02
Episode 2
While Pembleton is still interested in the housekeeper's ex-boyfriend, Ballard still thinks that the Wilson family needs to be looked at more closely. Also, a body is found at Camden Yards during a game between the Orioles and the A's. Falsone questions Stivers about the Mahoney shooting and that begins to make her nervous. Tensions mount because there appears to be a leak to the press within the unit about the Wilson case. Orioles' security wants the case quickly resolved. Munch and Kellerman have only 48,000 possible suspects. The victim is discovered to be a dead Yankees fan. Tim gets his old high school French teacher to help them check out the whereabouts of the housekeeper's ex-boyfriend. He is cleared because of his current incarceration in a Haitian prison, which leaves the Wilson men as more probable suspects. Are Gee and Pembleton protecting Felix Wilson because he is a prominent businessman in predominately black Baltimore, as outsider Ballard suggests? Munch and Kellerman g
03
Episode 3
The Wilsons go on television to offer a reward. The newspapers are making the Homicide unit look bad and Barnfather wants quick resolution to the case. The man (and his wife) who gave up Junior Bunk are murdered; Falsone and Lewis investigate. The only survivor, their young son, is brought in to find out what he remembers. His memories-- and a recorded phone message-- lead Stivers to believe a former member of the Narcotics unit is involved. The officer cops to a deal that implicates Georgia Rae Mahoney, though Giardella doesn't want to pursue that yet. Falsone's questioning of the Mahoney shooting leads Cox to doubt her actions at the time of the investigation. Incriminating evidence leads the detectives to Hal Wilson being their prime suspect. Frank goes to interview Felix and Hal Wilson; son and father confront some long-standing issues. Hal's confession is inadmissible in court, the Wilsons leave the Baltimore area, and the case remains officially open.
04
Episode 4
A young woman is viciously attacked. Falsone and Lewis are called to the scene because the victim wasn't expected to make it. Stivers is working in Sex Crimes and is second to the scene; however, because Homicide was first it is technically their case. The attack is the third in three months and the bosses decide they'll work the case together. Frank's wife is overdue on her delivery. Tim recommends a restaurant whose salad has been known to ""kick start"" delivery in pregnant women. Frank gives it a try. Georgia Rae Mahoney meets Kellerman and mentions to him that she has a surveillance tape from Luther's condo. She tells him she'll keep in touch. Kellerman tracks down the old surveillance equipment from Luther's condo. A possible suspect is found in the rape case that doesn't turn into anything. A recanvas of the bars brings a new suspect to light. The salad might have worked its magic, because Mary gives birth, although there are complications that cause Frank to think about the job's
05
Episode 5
The young man that was stalking Brittany in Baltimore is interviewed and relates that he saw her being attacked by someone. When going to question the parents, the New York and Baltimore detectives discover that the Janaways have returned to Baltimore, so they make the trip to Charm City. They get the father in the box and he demands that they prove he did it. The attorneys fight over jurisdiction, but the judge rules in favor of Baltimore and the two teams of prosecutors must work together. When the father is put on the stand he gives an alibi, a surprise that gives the detectives 48 hours to verify this alibi. When the alibi checks out, they bring in both of the parents to get to the truth. (Baby, It's You (1) aired on Law & Order, season 8, episode 6.)
06
Episode 6
Two Vietnamese teenagers witness the shooting of their parents and some friends. One of the friends was a cop and one of the shooters they say was another cop. That cop they discover failed her psyche evaluation but may have possibly gotten her job due to Affirmative Action; although strings pulled by her father proved to be her ticket into law enforcement. After they are able to implicate the cop in the shooting, as a bonus they discover the body of her string-pulling father. Ballard suffers from an allergic reaction to crabs. Falsone finds out that the case against Georgia Rae Mahoney is going to be dropped because of a lack of evidence. He suspects that the whole Mahoney thing is going to blow up in the department's face, because he knows the Mahoney shooting didn't go down the way Stivers, Kellerman and Lewis reported it. Kellerman debates with Cox about what he should do about the Mahoney situation.
07
Episode 7
A man falls between the cars of a subway train in front of horrified witnesses. Was he pushed? While the man is still alive, the prognosis is he will be dead the moment they extract from the position he currently occupies: pinned between the train and platform. Homicide is called in light of this condition and the fact he may have been pushed. Pembleton questions the victim, and Bayliss questions the witnesses, especially a strange one named Larry Biedron. The victim has no relatives in the Baltimore area. He does have a girlfriend who is supposed to be jogging in the area; Lewis and Falsone try to find her to bring her to the scene.
08
Episode 8
Ballard and Gharty investigate the death of a man at a laundromat. The Waterfront Bar gets ready for the Christmas holiday. Munch's ex-wife, Gwen, shows up; her mother (a literary critic and author) has died. Tim goes Christmas shopping and runs into Julianna; he invites her to come to the Waterfront's Christmas celebration. Ballard and Gharty interview the victim's girlfriend (as listed in his address book). Cox informs Ballard and Gharty that the victim was HIV positive and she also convinces Kellerman to tell Lewis and Stivers about the Mahoney videotape. Munch gets his brother to give Gwen a deal on her mother's funeral arrangements. The victim's mother knew about his HIV status and about a girlfriend he didn't use protection with, whose name didn't appear in the address book. Ballard and Gharty find this woman and find that she has full-blown, terminal AIDS, and they bring her in for questioning. Ballard feels the woman has suffered enough so she is reluctant to a get her confessi
09
Episode 9
The semi-nude body of a man is found in a dumpster outside of a restaurant. Bayliss returns Cox a pair of her earrings that she'd left at his place the night before. Disturbed by him doing that in public and while at a crime scene, she suggests they take some time off, instead they decide to break it off. The owners of the restaurant thinks that this murder might be tied to another murder (one that Munch is working). Lewis confronts Kellerman about the Mahoney videotape and the need to let Stivers know that she is also ""in the soup."" Lewis tells Stivers about the videotape, so she demands a meeting with Kellerman. Falsone confronts his ex-wife about getting to see his son more often; however, they argue and he plans to pursue getting joint custody. Kellerman decides that he will try to force Georgia Rae's hand, since he doesn't plan on doing anything corrupt for her anyway. Kellerman tells Georgia Rae that she can do whatever she wants with the videotape, he doesn't care. Bayliss decid
10
Episode 10
A white man is found lynched in a historic black section of the city; Falsone and Lewis investigate. The day after Tim's dinner date with the male restaurant owner that Tim was positive about, Frank is perplexed by Tim's interest in Laura Ballard. The autopsy reveals that the hanged man was also whipped. Gharty worries about Ballard getting involved with ""switch-hitter"" Bayliss. Lewis is convinced the lynching is related back to the victim's Civil War ancestor, infamous runaway-slave catcher and free-blacks abductress. Tim and Laura attend an art show.
7. Staffel 7 (22 Episoden)
Die siebte Staffel von „Homicide: Life on the Street“ wurde vom 25. September 1998 bis zum 21. Mai 1999 in den USA auf NBC ausgestrahlt und umfasste 22 Episoden.
In der siebten Staffel feierten FBI-Agent Michael Giardello und Detective Rene Sheppard ihr Debüt. Detective Terri Stivers, die zuvor wiederkehrend auftrat, gehörte ab Staffel 7 zur Stammbesetzung.
Die DVD-Box der siebten Staffel erschien in Region 1 am 28. Juni 2005 und enthält alle 22 Episoden auf sechs Discs.
Während der sechsten Staffel hatte NBC aufgrund konstant niedriger Einschaltquoten erwogen, die Serie abzusetzen. Verschiedene Ereignisse bei NBC erhöhten jedoch den Wert von „Homicide“. Dazu gehörten der Verlust der beliebten Serie „Seinfeld“ und der 850-Millionen-Dollar-Deal, der nötig war, um „Emergency Room“ im Programm zu halten. Infolgedessen genehmigte der Sender eine siebte Staffel mit 22 Episoden.
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Episode 1
Bayliss returns to duty to discover the bosses have renovated the squad room in an attempt to make everyone forget the tragedy of last May. Gharty and Ballard have also returned and Ballard debates about whether she should ask Falsone to the Lodge party. New detective, Rene Sheppard, tells her just to go for it. Seizing the opportunity, Lewis goes for it and asks Sheppard to the party; it seems that he and Barbara have separated and are on their way to divorce. Meanwhile, Falsone speculates if he should ask Sheppard to the party. The first case Bayliss catches, now partnered with Munch, involves the dismembered body of Angelo Faltislo, a friend of Gee's cousin, Mario Giardello. Stivers and Falsone's case is similar: Leo Grimaldi, another friend of Mario, is also found dead. When Gee goes to question cousin Mario, he finds Mario's body in the same condition as that of his friends. Gee's estranged son, Mike Giardello, an FBI agent in Arizona, returns for the funeral. Mike asks Falsone (w
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Episode 2
Sheppard and Lewis investigate the death of a man who has a twin brother. Gharty talks about wanting to live his life; he and Ballard go to the hospital to investigate the death of a teenager. Bayliss has interest in Sheppard; later he seeks advice from Stivers, who tells him to get in line behind Lewis and Falsone. Lewis and Sheppard interview the remaining twin and his mother; she confirms his story and they try to point to the dead twin's girlfriend. Meanwhile the friend of the teenage victim in Ballard and Gharty's case confesses that his friend wasn't shot in Baltimore, but rather D.C.; he drove his friend back to Baltimore so their parent's wouldn't ""kill them"" for buying drugs in D.C. Gee hopes to get the case moved to D.C. Mike Giardello puts in for his FBI transfer, but the only openings they have in the area are for liaisons to local police departments. He interviews with Gaffney, who is so open to the idea, he can't wait to tell Gee. That's something Mike was going to wait f
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Episode 3
MGee (Mike Giardello) and Ballard investigate a double shooting at the home of a prominent sports doctor and his wife, a dermatologist. The doctor (who was wounded) did not realize the deceased (thought to be a prowler) was his sister-in-law. Munch contends with the IRS; his Waterfront partners want him to make sure that his cousin, their accountant, has been paying their taxes. The Waterfront needs a loan to pay for some improvements. Gharty has taken the day off, to take care of personal matters, like his recent separation from Flora. Munch has his hearing with the IRS; he owes $30,000 in back taxes. Bayliss and Sheppard discuss his sexuality and the possibility of a date. Falsone takes MGee and Ballard to meet an old fight man who knew their doctor. Ballard becomes excited while watching Falsone spar in the ring. MGee and Ballard's investigation lead them right back to the doctor's house, where his wife may be guilty of conspiracy to commit homicide. Gharty stops by the Waterfront t
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Episode 4
A woman brings to the homicide unit her mystery-writer husband's videotaped declaration that his literary agent is responsible for his murder. Ballard and Gharty catch the case -- only there is no body or crime scene. Meanwhile, Munch and Bayliss investigate the death of an elderly woman that occurred during a break-in -- was it a homicide? Munch would rather leave for his weekend rendezvous with Billie Lou. Ballard and Gharty's investigation becomes a red-ball as they find evidence in the writer's office that a crime was committed. A break leads to the arrest of the literary agent and his accomplice, although Danvers can't guarantee a conviction. Falsone asks Ballard if she would like to go out Saturday night; just then the jury comes back. And a sharp-eyed juror insures that justice is done.
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Episode 5
Ballard is annoyed when she finds out that the fact that she had a date with Falsone is around the squad room. Munch has a doctor's appointment and he's not talking about it. Dr. Griscom calls on the homicide unit when he sees a number of deaths that are related by a poison named phosphozine. The FBI steps in on the poisonings and they put MGee in charge of a task force; they consider it an act of domestic terrorism. One of the victims was a priest; two others were his parishioners. Gharty suspects the communion wine. Following this idea, wine bottles are collected from churches around the city. A needle hole is found through one of the corks. A citywide canvassing of all places where wine can be purchased is launched. Gee disagrees with the bureau's policy of keep information from the public. One possible suspect is captured; however, strange as he is, he's not the one. Through an internal leak, the media is alerted and warns the public, sparking chaos. MGee suspects the source of the
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Episode 6
Bounty hunters shoot, killing the wrong man, as they enter a building where their fugitive---a man named Joe Errico---has shot at them (and subsequently gotten away). Gharty has vague memories of a drinking binge from the night before. Falsone and Stivers catch the bounty-hunter case. Sheppard, during her days with the fugitive squad, had dealings with the head bounty hunter. Gaffney stops Gee and MGee on their way in, Baltimore magazine wants to do a father and son piece, using the wine case as a focal point. Gee is not interested, especially about the use of the wine case. Gharty struggles as he tries to reconstruct the events of the night before. Munch is bothered by Gharty's stories of Vietnam and each grows to dislike the other - perhaps some competitiveness over Billie Lou is beginning to brew here. Bounty hunter P.J. Johnson, who was identified as the triggerman, is charged and placed in one of the holding cells, near some of his previously captured quarry. Within an hour his ba
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Episode 7
Lewis is transported to the hospital, as is the passenger of the car that MGee hit. Gharty is worked up about women and finances, because he and Flora and their lawyers are going to be working out the financial details of their divorce. Gee & MGee are not interested in cooperating with the bounty hunters; however, Knoll is the only one who can get any information on the whereabouts of Errico from Errico's mother. She has promised to page Knoll when her son calls. (Joe Errico has gone south to Miami.) Knoll offers to pay the expenses of having homicide detectives go to Miami and work with him, but Gee declines that generous offer and sends his detectives separately. In Miami, Bayliss and MGee work with Knoll to capture Errico. Knoll offers to split the huge bounty with the homicide detectives, which they of course refuse. MGee decides that the best use for the bounty might be for the man whose wife had died from the injuries she sustained in the car accident.
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Episode 8
Mike Kellerman's new vocation is private investigation, where the majority of the work involves catching cheating spouses. Falsone and Stivers catch a case where a newborn baby's body is found buried behind a motel. A young couple had checked into the room where the baby was delivered. The room was paid for using the girl's credit card. When they locate the girl (Debbie at home with her parents), she collapses and is brought to the hospital. The boy, Craig, is also located. Both say that the baby was stillborn; however, the autopsy reveals that the baby took a breath after it was born, so the death is ruled a homicide. Falsone notes that of the two, only the boy Craig seems to show any compassion for the baby. Kellerman meets Sheppard for a beer and tries to ask her about Falsone's baby case, later he asks around the squad room. Kellerman is hired to conduct his own investigation by the girl's defense team. Gee demands that Falsone and Stivers find convicting evidence before Kellerman
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Episode 9
Debbie Straub signs the plea agreement, pointing to Craig as the killer of the baby. Falsone wants more time to work on the case. Danvers reminds Kellerman there was a time when the truth mattered more than his paycheck. Gharty goes off when Sheppard and MGee ask to many questions about Kellerman's leaving of the homicide unit. Kellerman appears to begin doing the right thing, but doesn't pass anything on to anyone who might be able to do anything with it. Craig believes that Debbie isn't going to let him down and he has no plans to testify on his own behalf. Ballard searches for a dinner date when Falsone leaves a message he won't be joining her. When she sees him in the Waterfront later, she lets him know how she feels about his method of communication. The case goes to trial, Debbie testifies that Craig killed the baby; with no evidence to the contrary, the jury finds Craig guilty. Falsone talks with Craig about what really happened; however, it is all to no avail as the following m
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Episode 10
A white bus driver striking a black female pedestrian sparks a riot. The driver is killed, and some distance away from the riot another body is found. MGee and Gharty look into the death of the driver while Lewis and Sheppard look into death of the other body. Lewis finds a clue at the scene, a button (later discovered to be missing from a police uniform). Gharty and MGee actively debate whether race was the motivation for the driver's beating death; MGee suspects the incident wasn't racially motivated. The bus riders are interviewed to find out what they know. Lewis and Sheppard approach a house looking for their witness (without backup). For her trouble Sheppard keeps hold of her suspect, but loses her gun and is severely beaten. Ballard is recalled from her hiking vacation. Lewis lays down the law for the residents of ""Little Jamaica""; he wants Sheppard's gun returned tonight. The witness Sheppard caught identifies Hellriegel as the murderer, and the men who beat the driver to death
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