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  Homicide: Life on the Street - Bop Gun 1994
GENERAL INFORMATION

directed by - stephen gyllenhaal
written by - tom fontana, david simon & david mills
music composed by - jeff rona
genre - crime, drama
runtime - 46 min
episode - #1, season 2
original air date - january 06, 1994
dvd release date - may 27, 2003
filming locations - baltimore, md
production companies - baltimore pictures
                                             fatima productions
                                             mceg/sterling entertainment
                                             nbc studios
distribution by - nbc (tv - us)
  SUMMARY
When a tourist is murdered in Baltimore, it's a "red ball" case for Homicide. As suspects are arrested, Robert Ellison, the victim's husband, is forced to deal with feelings of helplessness and guilt, and also with the often-intensive world of veteran homicide cops. When a sweet-faced kid named Vaughn is fingered as the shooter, Howard is convinced he's taking the fall for his friends. As Felton closes down the case, Howard tries one last attempt to get at the truth.

  QUOTES

robert ellison
When the trigger was pulled, I lost my wife but I joined a club. Its a very exclusive club. But the funny thing about the club is none of the members want to belong. It’s like some sort of secret society where only the initiated can recognize the other members.

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  MAIN CAST
robin williams - robert ellison
jake gyllenhaal - matt ellison
julia devin - abby ellison
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  AWARDS

Emmy
Nom - 1994 - Outstanding Guest Actor
  EXTRA INFO

Bop Gun’ was the last episode filmed for the shows ‘second season’ but it would be the first one aired. NBC chose to lead with it for a few reasons most of them having to do with the shows guest star. Robin made a rare television appearance and an even rarer dramatic turn. NBC thought that the presence of a marquee name like Robin's would boost the shows ratings. It did.
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