Detroit 1-8-7

TV Series
2010–2011
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

A preview of the new ABC police drama "Detroit 1-8-7."

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The everyday trials and tribulations of Detroit's homicide unit.The everyday trials and tribulations of Detroit's homicide unit.The everyday trials and tribulations of Detroit's homicide unit.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 5 nominations

Episodes18

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Michael Imperioli

Detective Louis Fitch

James McDaniel

Sergeant Jesse Longford

Aisha Hinds

Lieutenant Maureen Mason

Jon Michael Hill

Detective Damon Washington

Shaun Majumder

Detective Vikram Mahajan

Natalie Martinez

Detective Ariana Sanchez

Erin Cummings

Dr. Abbey Ward

D.J. Cotrona

Detective John Stone

Megan Dodds

Jess Harkins

Erin Way

Wendy Chapin-Lomeister

Rochelle Aytes

Alice Williams

Tiren Jhames

Bertini…

Tessa Thompson

Lauren Washington

Rio Scafone

Linda Stevens

Michael Haase

Police Officer

Scott Goudie

Detective…

Tommy Flanagan

Albert Stram

Todd Stashwick

Henry Malloy

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Trivia
In episode 2, a headline from The Detroit News (a real Detroit newspaper) is shown, with the paper's actual header. However in a later episode a reporter for The Detroit Post appears, which is fake.

Goofs
187 is the California Penal Code for homicide. In Michigan, the various forms of homicide start with 750.

We all love Michael and always will. He's been working in films and TV for many, many years and has given his all.

The show is very entertaining and will probably get better as the characters grow.

Non-Detroiters would like the show to be grittier. I've heard some from Detroit say we need to see Detroit shine in this series. It's a drama and a cop show, we want to see the seedy side of Detroit. Make the good people good but keep the bad guys bad.

And, yes, it needs something to set it apart from other cop shows. Give us that, please. You're lucky enough to have Michael Imperioli; don't mess this up.