So groundbreaking was Angie Dickinson as Sgt. Pepper Anderson, a hot, sharp cop of the female persuasion, that men of a certain age are still drooling at the memory. Even a crooked FBI agent on a recent "Life on Mars" drifted into a reverie about
This new ABC show, sort of "Murder, He Wrote" with no twee accoutrements, features a writer who solves crimes but needs to be watched over by a real cop. And lucky for Castle (Nathan Fillion), his assigned homicide detective is Kate Beckett (Stana Katic)
Johnny Depp, officer of the law? In high school, no less? That was the hook for the crazy-popular show that launched Depp's career as an actor, and as a sex symbol, in 1987. Taking the "Mod Squad" conceit one step further, Depp was Officer Tom Hanson
Jason O'Mara and Gretchen Mol, "Life on Mars"
Sam and Annie, we've hardly gotten to know ye, since ABC has decided to not renew this splendid American remake of the grittier British show. Still, we'll watch every episode featuring Irish-born O'Mara, who wears his '70s leather
This show would be lost without either of these talented actors and the smoking chemistry they have between them, not as lovers but as something even hotter: fellow cops in the trenches who know each .
This top 20 CBS show isn't flashy, but its ensemble cast delivers reliably week after week. Poppy Montgomery as Samantha Spade is one of the show's hot FBI agents working on disappearances, but we're crushing on supporting player Sanche
Look, it was the '70s. So if the actual crime solving done by the three babelicious policewomen-turned-private detectives may have paled next to, say, that of Sgt. Joe Friday, America had voted. The so-called "jiggle"
When the very first "Law & Order" hit the airwaves in 1990, Noth, as hothead Detective Mike Logan, was one of the instant draws. The show was filmed on location around New York, at the depths of an economic crisis and the crack epidemic
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