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Glenn Yeffeth is the editor of Seven Seasons of Buffy and Taking the Red Pill. He lives in Dallas, Texas.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Not Enough Sipowicz,
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This review is from: What Would Sipowicz Do? Race, Rights and Redemption in NYPD Blue (Smart Pop) (Paperback)
I was disappointed by this book. It was not what I thought it was going to be. I love NYPD Blue and I love Sipowicz. I think Sipowicz is the most interesting, complex, and real character on television. I found that many of the essays (the book is comprised of 16 essays on different themes in NYPD Blue) use Sipowicz and NYPD Blue merely as a launching pad to discuss more general topics. For example one chapter starts off discussing Sipowicz's interaction with AA, but then turns into an essay on AA, not on Sipowicz or NYPD Blue. There's not enough Sipowicz in this book for me.
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Fun to read,
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This review is from: What Would Sipowicz Do? Race, Rights and Redemption in NYPD Blue (Smart Pop) (Paperback)
If you are a fan of NYPD BLUE or a law enforcement junkie you will enjoy this read. I personally am retired NYPD Detective.
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Do not waste your time or money on this book!,
This review is from: What Would Sipowicz Do? Race, Rights and Redemption in NYPD Blue (Smart Pop) (Paperback)
I should have read a closer analysis of this book. I thought it would be entertaining about past situations presented to a ficitonal character and how he responded. Instead it was a bunch of rhetoric from scholars disecting fictional situations. I would not recommend this book to any fan of NYPD Blue. BORING!
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Surly, craggy-faced and often unpleasant, Andy Sipowicz seems an unlikely hero. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Andy Sipowicz, New York, Hill Street Blues, Bobby Simone, John Kelly, Del Ray, John Clark, Captain Fraker, Diane Russell, Dennis Franz, Lady Heather, Supreme Court, Steven Bochco, United States, African Americans, David Caruso, Eddie Gregg, Los Angeles, Old Friend, Blanche Dubois, Higher Power, Jimmy Smits, Cooperative Principle, Greg Medavoy, Lieutenant Fancy New!
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Surly, craggy-faced and often unpleasant, Andy Sipowicz seems an unlikely hero. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Andy Sipowicz, New York, Hill Street Blues, Bobby Simone, John Kelly, Del Ray, John Clark, Captain Fraker, Diane Russell, Dennis Franz, Lady Heather, Supreme Court, Steven Bochco, United States, African Americans, David Caruso, Eddie Gregg, Los Angeles, Old Friend, Blanche Dubois, Higher Power, Jimmy Smits, Cooperative Principle, Greg Medavoy, Lieutenant Fancy New!
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- Legal Language by Peter M. Tiersma on page 93, and page 119
- Taking the Red Pill: Science, Philosophy and the Religion in the Matrix (Smart Pop series) by Glenn Yeffeth in Front Matter, and page 174
- Trouble With Tribbles (Star Trek) by David Gerrold on page 73, and page 89
- Tale of Two Cities (Penguin Readers Level 6) by Dickens on page 67
- A Dictionary of Psychology (Oxford Paperback Reference) by Andrew Colman on page 118
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