Lot 313 NYPD Blue - script
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Title: NYPD Blue – Pilot Episode (Script No. 1, Production No. #3615) – Script
Format: Photocopied Production Script
Date: December 1, 1992
Story By: David Milch & Steven Bochco
Teleplay By: David Milch
A foundational artifact from a series that fundamentally changed the landscape of network television, this is the production script for the history-making pilot episode of NYPD Blue. Labeled as "Script No. 1" and bearing the production number #3615, this photocopied script is dated December 1, 1992—nearly ten months prior to the show's highly anticipated and controversial ABC debut in September 1993. Masterfully crafted by television titans Steven Bochco and David Milch, the script introduces the gritty, high-stakes 15th Precinct and establishes the raw, complex partnership of Detectives John Kelly and Andy Sipowicz. This early draft captures the birth of the show's signature gritty realism, intense dramatic pacing, and unapologetically frank dialogue that pushed the boundaries of broadcast censorship and went on to win 20 Emmy Awards.
Format: Photocopied Production Script
Date: December 1, 1992
Story By: David Milch & Steven Bochco
Teleplay By: David Milch
A foundational artifact from a series that fundamentally changed the landscape of network television, this is the production script for the history-making pilot episode of NYPD Blue. Labeled as "Script No. 1" and bearing the production number #3615, this photocopied script is dated December 1, 1992—nearly ten months prior to the show's highly anticipated and controversial ABC debut in September 1993. Masterfully crafted by television titans Steven Bochco and David Milch, the script introduces the gritty, high-stakes 15th Precinct and establishes the raw, complex partnership of Detectives John Kelly and Andy Sipowicz. This early draft captures the birth of the show's signature gritty realism, intense dramatic pacing, and unapologetically frank dialogue that pushed the boundaries of broadcast censorship and went on to win 20 Emmy Awards.
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