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- Season 1 overviewJan 31-Mar 31, 19939 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Gone for Goode Jan 31, 1993
- Lewis and Crosetti uncover a murderous woman's insurance scam.
- 2. A Ghost of a Chance Feb 3, 1993
- A ghost helps Kay solve a frustrating case; a homicide victim turns out to be alive.
- 3. Son of a Gun Feb 10, 1993
- The Adena Watson case further frustrates Bayliss and Pembleton.
- 4. A Shot in the Dark Feb 24, 1993
- Pembleton and Bayliss follow different hunches in the Adena Watson case.
- 5. Three Men and Adena Mar 3, 1993
- Bayliss and Pembleton grill the prime suspect (Moses Gunn) in the Adena Watson case for 10 hours.
- 6. Dog and Pony Show Mar 10, 1993
- Pembleton and Bayliss are assigned to probe a police dog's death.
- 7. And the Rockets Dead Glare Mar 17, 1993
- A political refugee is murdered; Howard nearly botches her testimony against Johnson.
- 8. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Mar 24, 1993
- A boy is accidentally shot by his sister, but parents keep the gun.
- 9. Night of the Dead Living Mar 31, 1993
- On a hot night, a Santa runs loose in the building, and a candle cannot be extinguished.
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- When: All seven seasons of 'Homicide: Life on the Street' are now streaming on Peacock.
- What to know: Set in 1990s Baltimore, the show offered a gritty twist on police procedurals that subverted expectations for the genre at the time.
- Three decades after its debut, this is the first time the prestige series has ever been available on streaming.
- Producer and writer David Simon shared with fans in June that “NBC managed to finally secure the music rights” for the series, which may have kept the show from a wider streaming audience.
- Not sure where to start? Check out Rolling Stone’s guide to 10 standout episodes.
- Why I’ll be watching: Health editor Erin Donnelly, a fellow Law and Order lover, said she’s eager to catch up on the series — and see “the late, great Andre Braugher” at his best.
- — Kelsey Weekman
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