And with Martin already on DVD and Living Single finally on Hulu, we’re wondering why the last piece of the classic Thursday night Fox lineup has been left out when it comes to re-releases.Īnd if we’re being completely honest, there was a certain spirit the show had that can’t be recreated, most likely because it was the ’90s and the vibe of that time is something romanticized now. People have managed to upload some episodes on YouTube, but good luck putting them in order (I gave up like two years ago).
We, unfortunately, have access to not a one of those seasons, which is what makes this news a bit annoying. Williams) and Michael DeLorenzo (Eddie Torres), New York Undercover ran for four seasons. The first show to feature people of color as the leads in Malik Yoba (J.C. Wolf’s agent, Rick Rosen, reportedly hinted that the show was coming back earlier this week before the announcement was made, saying that Wolf is reviving the show because ‘it’s a franchise you can redo” and it “doesn’t necessarily have to have the same cast.” Wolf will be back around as executive producer while co-production credit will also go to Universal TV and ABC Studios.
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Per an exclusive from Deadline, ABC, of all networks, is planning to reboot its old hit show NYPD Blue, and in the midst of doing so, they also came to the conclusion that they would like to reincarnate Dick Wolf’s New York Undercover. Ben Watkins, who wrote for the USA series Burn Notice and created Hand of God on Amazon, will write the reboot. That’s the question we’re asking after it was announced on Wednesday that the show is making a comeback, and not on its original home of Fox.
When it comes to New York Undercover, do you want a reboot or would you rather just have the original episodes?
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