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Homicide: Life on the Street :: Bop Gun (02x01)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: Bop Gun
Episode #: 02x01
Production Number: 204
Original Airdate: Thursday January 06th, 1994
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Episode Crew
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Story: Tom Fontana
Teleplay: David Mills (1)
David Simon
 
Episode Summary
 
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This episode focuses on the ordeal of a man who’s wife has been killed in front of him, during a botched robbery. Guest star Robin Williams, who had previously worked with Barry Levinson on the big screen, was featured in a dramatic role, for which he received an Emmy nomination.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Angel M. WainwrightplayedShy KayRecurring (first appearance)
Herb LevinsonplayedDr. LausanneRecurring (first appearance)
Jay SpadaroplayedOfficer SalernoRecurring (second appearance)
Judy ThorntonplayedJudyRecurring (first appearance)
Mel ProctorplayedGrant BesserRecurring (third appearance)
Richard PilcherplayedSergeant Mark DeutchRecurring (first appearance)
Sharon ZimanplayedNaomiRecurring (4th appearance)
Shawn WoodyardplayedsuspectRecurring (first appearance)
Antonio D. CharityplayedKid Funkadelic 
Caron TateplayedRenee Perkins 
Fredella Callowayplayeduniform 
Jake GyllenhaalplayedMatt Ellison 
Julia DevinplayedAbby Ellison 
Kay W. LawalplayedRose Landry 
Lloyd GoodmanplayedVaughn Perkins 
Robin WilliamsplayedRobert Ellison 
Vincent MillerplayedTweedy 
 
Episode Notes
 
Robin Williams appeared in (Executive Producer) Barry Levinson's films Good Morning Vietnam and Toys.
 
This episode was intended to be the fourth episode of the season, but NBC insisted on showing it first.
 
This episode received an 18.0 rating.
 
Actor Jake Gyllenhaal makes an early (age 13) appearance in this episode which is directed by his father.
 
 
Cultural References
 
“Bop Gun” is the title of a song by Parliament Funkadelic.
 
One of the the street thugs is named “Kid Funkadelic” after the group “Parliament Funkadelic” whose song inspired the episode title.
 
 
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