
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 | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsTV & Film | |||

Hey Listeners! Join Chris and me for a really fun conversation with our first Homicide SuperFan, Danny Allman. A Pittsburgh native who’s career journey brought him to Baltimore, Danny worked at WMAR TV, crossing paths with Homicide through a co-worke... more
Join Chris and Susan for an engaging, wide-ranging, and entertaining discussion with Homicide staff writer Darryl Wharton-Rigby, whose journey began as a production assistant and led to his writing some pivotal and important episodes, and even acting... more
Join Chris and Susan for another fascinating conversation about the making of Homicide: Life on the Street. This week they are joined by director Alan Taylor, who helmed seven episodes in seasons 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7, giving him a broad overview of the ... more
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Due to some technical issues and Chris having a bad cold our next episode has been delayed. It will now drop on Thursday 23rd, July. So sorry for the delay.
And if you'd like to contribute to the podcast, you can "Buy us a coffee," at ht... more
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Good conversations. When will Clark Johnson appear? To watch Homicide again, I subscribed to Peacock. Now…They disappeared my homies. To paraphrase Bunk Moreland…”That’s shameful stuff.”
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
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This series pulls back the curtain on a Baltimore-based crime drama, spotlighting long-running conversations with the people who built and sustained the show. Across episodes, listeners hear from directors, wardrobe teams, and actors about crafting a distinctive handheld visual style, navigating production challenges, and the evolving television landscape from the 1990s to today. Noteworthy through-lines include front-line anecdotes from the set, the collaborative process behind iconic characters, and reflections on how the series influenced subsequent crime dramas. The show stands out for its deep, behind-the-scenes access and its niche focus on the people who shaped a landmark production, making it particularly valuable for fans, industry... more
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Recent guests on Homicide: Life On The Set include:
1. Danny Allman
2. Darryl Wharton-Rigby
3. Alan Taylor
4. Tina Nigro
5. Bebe Ferro
6. Catherine Incaprera
7. Amanda Johnson
8. Jon Seda
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