Homicide: Life On The Set delves into the making of the multi-award-winning television show "Homicide: Life On The Street". This podcast features exclusive new interviews with the cast and crew, looking at what made this innovative show an enduring classic. Join us as we revisit the streets of Baltimore once again.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmTV Reviews |
Join Chris and Susan for a candid and entertaining ride of an episode, with Homicide's Daniel Baldwin, who portrayed Det. Beau Felton for 35 episodes, on Seasons 1-3. His character was also brought back, posthumously, in Season 5's two-part finale, a... more
Join Chris and me for a delightful conversation and a behind-the-scenes peek inside the “Homicide: Life on the Street” editing suite, with editors Jay Rabinowitz and Debbie Moran of the show’s editorial team. The techniques used in cutting the show b... more
Alex Zakrzewski and Dave Thompson discuss their experiences shooting Homicide: Life on the Street, from improvisational camerawork to behind-the-scenes tensions, offering insight into the show’s groundbreaking style, collaborative culture, and the un... more
Join Chris and Susan for a delightful chat with “Homicide” actor Peter Gerety, who played a Baltimore beat cop, Internal Affairs Detective, and ultimately Homicide Detective Stu Gharty, for 48 episodes, Seasons 4-7, 1996-1999. Peter’s acting experien... more
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I am watching the series on Peacock and am thrilled to find your podcast. I was born on Charles Street during WWII. My grandfather ran a Sinclair (Sherwood Oil) gas station at the site where Camden Yards is today. I loved every minute of the show when it aired in the 90s and listening to these interviews while now living in Ohio makes me so thankful for the memories and the truly remarkable characters of Balwmer, hon!
Just fascinating and fantastic talk about one if televisions greatest hit. Perfect!
This podcast is almost like a cast and crew commentary for the series. I love the show and have been championing it for years. This podcast justifies my love and lets me know I’m not alone. Also a great podcast for filmmakers and film historians. Episodes geared towards camera department and crew go so much deeper than you’d expect from a 30 year old show. Hopefully this pod will continue and grow when H:LOTS finally comes to Peacock.
Thoroughly enjoying the podcast. I can remember staying up till 11pm to watch the show on British television in the 90’s. Such a stark and atmospheric show
As a big fan of the HLOTS, I love listening to the behind-the-scenes stories. Imagine if we had podcasts back in the ‘90s!
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The content focuses on the making of a groundbreaking television series that has left a lasting impact on the television landscape. It features deep dives into behind-the-scenes stories, interviews with cast and crew, and discussions about the show's cultural significance, particularly in relation to its portrayal of crime, policing, and social issues in Baltimore. The engaging conversations cover various aspects of filmmaking, from directing and acting to cinematography and sound, providing listeners with insights into the artistic processes and personal experiences of those involved in the iconic series. Unique to this offering is the blend of nostalgia and critical analysis, as hosts and guests reflect on the show's legacy and how it res... more
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Recent guests on Homicide: Life On The Set include:
1. Daniel Baldwin
2. Jay Rabinowitz
3. Deborah Moran
4. Alex Zakrzewski
5. Dave Thompson
6. Peter Gerety
7. Boots Shelton
8. Toni Lewis
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