NYPD Blue "the Vision Thing" -- 11.10.2004
 

I enjoyed the scene with Bobby. However, it would've had more of an impact had ABC not PROMOTED THE HELL OUTTA IT. Poor John. In addition to breaking up with the guy he spent a couple of episodes hyperventilating about, this one was a fraud.

Oh, while I don't have anything against Medavoy...that whole "confrontation" in the bar was weak. I kept waiting for the punk to smash the glass and stab Greg with it.

Hopefully, if the show does end, it'll go out on a high note with some more naked Jacqueline.

Re: NYPD Blue "the Vision Thing" -- 11.10.2004
 

The scene with Bobby at the end was well done, the rest of the episode, not so much.

Medavoy would be the least intimidating bouncer ever.

The rate they're going we're going to be lucky to see any nudity on the show.

Has ms. obradors done a nude scene on here before? I missed all of last season.

The scene with Bobby was incredible. It is amazing, the chemistry between Smits and Franz.

Damn, that scene at the end was awesome - too bad it couldn't have been more of a surprise (as Rogue said).

It was funny - by the time Andy saw Bobby, I had totally forgotten that Jimmy Smits was supposed to be on this episode. It was very well done, even though I don't believe in that kind of stuff.

Jacqueline looked great even with the clothes on yesterday. Of course, she always does. Loved when the gay guy called them Cagney and Lacey. :lol: Of course, Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless can't hold a candle to Jacqueline and Bonnie.

Good to see John get an actual storyline.

Everybody disrespecting Medavoy. :lol:

The little bouncer that could.

I thought Medavoy was either going to get blown away, or overcompensate for his small stature and beat the guy into a coma. Maybe we're leading up to that.

I was also impressed with the scenes involving Bobby's "return".
I expected it to be simply a lame gimmick, but it turned out fairly well done.

I also wished ABC had not promoted the hell out of it. By the time we were 40-45 mins. into the show, my wife kept saying..."but I thought Bobby was supposed to make an 'appearance' where is he?"

Was the antique dealer the bicycle riding kid from the movie Breaking Away"?

It didn't look like the bartender was too thrilled with Medavoy's setting up Baldwin with a "G&T" and "can we get a menu over here" and Medavoy acting like he owned the place.

I also thought the scene with the tough guy starting a problem in the bar was weak and predictable to start, then just weak how Medavoy supposedly resolved it.

New boss didn't have too much to do this week and seems to be mellowing.
And he still reminds me of Kevin Spacey.

can someone explain jimmys exit of the show and last nights episode?...... sorry but i dont have american channels here

I really miss Smits on this show. That scene was awesome.

I know it isn't going to happen, but I thought it was Emmy-worthy.

Great use of Bobby. I was reminded of the tenderness between Andy and Bobby. That has been missing between Andy and his partners for some time.

Teacher - brought a smile to my face.

Was really glad to see Andy extend his friendship to John to start trying to be the teacher/father.

Seems fatherhood may be the theme for at least one more week.

The boss seems to be getting more acclimated. Good to see.

He got sick and died a slow, tortured death, and last night he came back to visit his old partner.

Bobby had an enlarged heart. Kept growing, or something to that extent util his body couldn't keep up. He died in a hospital bed, much like Andy saw him last night.

Am I the only one hoping that all this stuff with Simone ISN'T going on while Sipowitz is lying on a slab someplace? I mean, getting shot at twice in three weeks.

Or am I just falling for Bochco's red herring......?

BTW: add me to the list. Loved the whole locker room scene. Favorite line was Bobby's: "It don't work like that."

Can anyone give me the jist of the Bobby scene? I missed it..THANKS

Of all the dead people in (or rather, out of) Andy's life, he forgot his last partner -- Danny.

Yeah, that was kind of noticeable. I thought he'd at least be mentioned once.

Andy has a long list of dead people in his life. He had to truncate otherwise he would be wasting his time with Bobby.

Probably because a lot of fans like to pretend that Danny never existed. ;)