[ SECRET POST #2811 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2811 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[evewithanapple]

Uhhh . . . Law&Order (all four- five? Six if we're counting the British one- spinoffs), Homicide: Life on the Street, CSI (again, multiple spinoffs), NCIS, The Killing, The Mentalist . . .

(Actually I've been rewatching L&O: Original Flavour since it went up on Netflix, and I've been surprised to see how conservative/pro-police the show is. Some of it is kind of inherent to the genre, but there's a lot of "well the cops threatened/coerced/otherwise mistreated a suspect, but they were doing it for great justice and/or the lulz!" going on. Not to mention the flagrant illegal shit the lawyers get up to.)

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think NCIS or The Mentalist would count. Although NCIS agents sometimes refer to themselves as Navy cops, it's a federal agency and has different guidelines and jurisdictions. The Mentalist has CBI, which is a made-up agency, but tends to operate more like the FBI on a state level. But, also, Gibbs is the very definition renegade badass when he feels like it and Lisbon has also had her moments.

And I'm also not sure about the CSIs - yes, the supporting police characters are generally interesting and not one-dimensional, but the crime scene investigators do a lot of the work that would actually be considered police work.

[glo_unit]

Actually the CBI is a real agency.