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This document summarizes the opening credits conventions for 4 crime drama television shows from 1977 to the present: The Professionals, Cagney And Lacey, The Bill, and NYC 22. It describes elements commonly featured in the opening credits such as characters, locations, vehicles, actions, and music styles to set the tone for each crime drama series. The shows represented are from the UK and USA and span from the 1970s to the modern day.
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This document describes and compares the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows: The Professionals from the UK in the 1970s featured men running and action scenes set to funk music; Cagney & Lacey from the 1980s featured two female police officers and was set in New York City to a jazzy soundtrack; The Bill ran from 1984-2010 in the UK and focused on a team of police officers working together with a simple repetitive tune; and NYC 22, set in present-day New York City, features shots of the city and a hip hop/rap soundtrack reflecting the diversity of the police force.
Crime drama opening credits
This document compares the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows: The Professionals from the UK in the 1970s-1980s featured men running and action set to upbeat 70s funk music; Cagney & Lacey from the US in the 1980s featured two female police officers set in New York to jazzy 80s music; The Bill from the UK from 1984-2010 featured police uniforms and cars set in London to a repetitive catchy tune; and NYC 22 from the US from 2012 onward features shots of the city and ethnically diverse characters to hip hop/rap music.
Crime drama opening credits
This document summarizes the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows from the UK and US between 1977-present. It describes the main visual elements shown in each opening such as characters, locations, and action scenes. It also provides information on the style of music used and relationships between characters. The shows are The Professionals (1977-1983, UK), Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988, USA), The Bill (1984-2010, UK), and NYC 22 (2012-present, USA).
Crime drama opening credits
This document describes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows:
The Professionals featured two male secret agents chasing criminals to a funky soundtrack in 1970s London. Cagney & Lacey featured two female police officers, one who enjoyed fashion and one who preferred family, working together in 1980s New York. The Bill showed a team of mostly male police officers working together to apprehend criminals using sirens and uniforms in repetitive London scenes from the 1980s to 2010s. NYC 22 featured ethnically diverse cops in modern, rap-soundtracked scenes of cops in poor New York City areas with no spoilers about where the characters came from.
Crime drama opening credits
The document describes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows from different eras: The Professionals from the 1970s in the UK; Cagney & Lacey from the 1980s in the US; The Bill from the 1980s-2010s in the UK; and NYC 22 from the 2010s in the US. Key details provided about each show include their time period, location, music style, characters, and themes related to police work and crime.
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows from the UK and USA between 1977-2012. The Professionals (1977-1983) featured action shots of the main characters and 70s funk music set in London. Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) showed the two female cop protagonists in New York with upbeat jazz music. The Bill (1984-2010) included police car chases and the station set to a catchy repetitive song. NYC 22 (2012-present) depicted a modern, chaotic New York with a rap soundtrack and diverse cast working to stop crime.
Opening credits
This document discusses the opening credits sequences and themes of four crime drama television shows:
The Professionals (1977-1983) introduced the main characters and established the gritty, realistic tone of 1970s London.
Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) featured the two female police officer protagonists in New York and was groundbreaking in showing women in leading roles.
The Bill (1984-2010) tried to realistically portray the routine and teamwork of police work in London through shots of police stations, cars, and arrests.
NYC 22 (2012-present) depicts New York City itself as a character and celebrates the diversity represented among the police officers as guard
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows from different eras:
The Professionals (1977-1983) featured action-packed scenes of police training, cars smashing through windows, and boxing to establish the UK-based show as realistic but intense. It focused on an older leader and two young enforcers.
Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) prominently featured its female cop leads doing their jobs with guns drawn and shouting commands to showcase women as successful careers in a male-dominated field. It was a groundbreaking show that was hugely popular.
The Bill (1984-2010) aimed to realistically portray the routine paperwork
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Crime drama opening credits
This document compares the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows: The Professionals from the UK in the 1970s-1980s featured men running and action set to upbeat 70s funk music; Cagney & Lacey from the US in the 1980s featured two female police officers set in New York to jazzy 80s music; The Bill from the UK from 1984-2010 featured police uniforms and cars set in London to a repetitive catchy tune; and NYC 22 from the US from 2012 onward features shots of the city and ethnically diverse characters to hip hop/rap music.
Crime drama opening credits
This document summarizes the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows from the UK and US between 1977-present. It describes the main visual elements shown in each opening such as characters, locations, and action scenes. It also provides information on the style of music used and relationships between characters. The shows are The Professionals (1977-1983, UK), Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988, USA), The Bill (1984-2010, UK), and NYC 22 (2012-present, USA).
Crime drama opening credits
This document describes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows:
The Professionals featured two male secret agents chasing criminals to a funky soundtrack in 1970s London. Cagney & Lacey featured two female police officers, one who enjoyed fashion and one who preferred family, working together in 1980s New York. The Bill showed a team of mostly male police officers working together to apprehend criminals using sirens and uniforms in repetitive London scenes from the 1980s to 2010s. NYC 22 featured ethnically diverse cops in modern, rap-soundtracked scenes of cops in poor New York City areas with no spoilers about where the characters came from.
Crime drama opening credits
The document describes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows from different eras: The Professionals from the 1970s in the UK; Cagney & Lacey from the 1980s in the US; The Bill from the 1980s-2010s in the UK; and NYC 22 from the 2010s in the US. Key details provided about each show include their time period, location, music style, characters, and themes related to police work and crime.
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions of four crime drama television shows from the UK and USA between 1977-2012. The Professionals (1977-1983) featured action shots of the main characters and 70s funk music set in London. Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) showed the two female cop protagonists in New York with upbeat jazz music. The Bill (1984-2010) included police car chases and the station set to a catchy repetitive song. NYC 22 (2012-present) depicted a modern, chaotic New York with a rap soundtrack and diverse cast working to stop crime.
Opening credits
This document discusses the opening credits sequences and themes of four crime drama television shows:
The Professionals (1977-1983) introduced the main characters and established the gritty, realistic tone of 1970s London.
Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) featured the two female police officer protagonists in New York and was groundbreaking in showing women in leading roles.
The Bill (1984-2010) tried to realistically portray the routine and teamwork of police work in London through shots of police stations, cars, and arrests.
NYC 22 (2012-present) depicts New York City itself as a character and celebrates the diversity represented among the police officers as guard
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions and styles of four crime drama television shows from different eras:
The Professionals (1977-1983) featured action-packed scenes of police training, cars smashing through windows, and boxing to establish the UK-based show as realistic but intense. It focused on an older leader and two young enforcers.
Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) prominently featured its female cop leads doing their jobs with guns drawn and shouting commands to showcase women as successful careers in a male-dominated field. It was a groundbreaking show that was hugely popular.
The Bill (1984-2010) aimed to realistically portray the routine paperwork
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions and music of four crime drama television shows from different eras:
The Professionals (1977-1983) introduced the main actors against an action-packed backdrop of London scenes and emphasized it would be a fast-paced, tense show.
Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) featured the two main police women characters in New York scenes and had a catchy, fun theme song to convey it would not take itself too seriously.
The Bill (1984-2010) had a repetitive police siren-heavy theme and showed the daily grind of police work through arrests and paperwork to portray the job in a realistic but relentless manner.
Crime drama opening credits
The document summarizes the opening credits conventions of various crime drama television shows:
- The Professionals (1977-1983) introduced the main characters against action scenes in London to establish the show as fast-paced and intense.
- Cagney & Lacey (1981-1988) featured the two female police officers in scenes of their jobs and the police station to portray women succeeding in a male-dominated profession.
- The Bill (1984-2010) aimed to depict realistic police work through repetitive scenes of actions, paperwork, and the police station set in London with no starring roles and focusing on teamwork.
- NYC 22 (2012-present) celebrates the diversity of
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