Cops (TV series)

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Cops
Creautit biJohn Langley
Malcolm Barbour
Narratit biHarry Newman
Appenin theme"Bad Boys" bi Inner Circle
Componer(s)Michael Lewis (pilot)
Nathan Wang (season ane)
Kintra o oreeginUnitit States
Oreeginal leid(s)Inglis
No. o series28
No. o episodes969[1] (leet o episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)John Langley
Malcolm Barbour (1989–1994)
Producer(s)Andy Thomas (1989)
Paul Stojanovich (1989–1990)
Bertram van Munster
(1990–1997)
Murray Jordan
(1997–2001)
Jimmy Langley
(2001–present)
Morgan Langley
(2007–present)
Lenth22-30 minutes
Production company(s)Barbour/Langley Productions (1989–2002)
Fox Television Stations (1989–2013)
20th Century Fox Television (1989–2013)
Langley Productions (2002–present)
Spike Original Productions (2013–present)
Distributor20th Television
Release
Oreeginal networkFox (1989–2013)
Spike (2013–present)[2]
Pictur format480i (SDTV) (1989–2007),
720p (HDTV) (2007–2013),
1080i (HDTV) (2013–present)
Audio formatMono (1989–1990)
Stereo (1990–present)
Oreeginal release11 Mairch 1989 – present
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Cops (stylisit as COPS) is an American documentar/reality legal series that follaes polis officers, constables, sheriff's deputies, federal agents an state troopers durin patrols an ither polis activities includin vice an narcotics stings. It is ane o the langest-running television programs in the United States an in May 2011 became the langest-runnin show on Fox wi the annooncement that America's Most Wanted wis bein canceled efter 23 years.[3][4] It follaes the activities o polis officers bi assignin telly camera crews tae accompany thaim as thay perform thair duties. The show's formula follaes the cinéma vérité convention, wi nae narration or scriptit dialog, dependin entirely on the commentar o the officers an on the actions o the fowk wi whom thay come intae contact.

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  1. "Episodes: Cops". TV Guide. Retrieved 8 Mairch 2014.
  2. Andreeva, Nellie (6 Mey 2013). "'Cops' Cancelled By Fox, Picked Up By Spike TV". Deadline Hollywood.
  3. Deci, Ben (17 Mey 2011). "Fox Cancels America's Most Wanted". KTXL. Archived frae the original on 3 November 2011. Retrieved 15 Juin 2011.
  4. Our Foreign Staff (17 Mey 2011). "America's Most Wanted is cancelled". The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved 15 Juin 2011.

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