Ep 18. Mister Roberts
- TV14
- April 27, 1999
- 44 min
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8.4 (122)
In NYPD Blue season 6 episode 18, Mister Roberts, we see the 15th precinct investigating the murder of a man who was killed in his apartment. Initially, it seems like a robbery gone wrong, but as the detectives dig deeper, they uncover a much more complex motive.
The victim, a wealthy financier named Robert Bash, was known to frequent a local bar where he met a woman named Chloe. Chloe, a waitress at the bar, had been seeing Bash for some time and was the last person to see him alive. She is brought in for questioning, but her story doesn't quite add up.
Meanwhile, Sipowicz and Clark investigate the murder of a homeless man who was found dead outside of a police station. The man was known to the officers at the station, and they are eager to find out who killed him. Their investigation leads them to a homeless shelter, where they meet a man named Arthur who has a connection to the victim.
As the two investigations unfold, the detectives find themselves in dangerous situations. Sipowicz and Clark are ambushed by a group of homeless men, while Simone and Russell are caught in a dangerous situation when they confront the murderer.
Throughout the episode, tensions run high as the detectives work to solve both cases. There are plenty of twists and turns as they follow the trail of evidence, and the stakes are high as they try to catch the killers.
In addition to the two main cases, there are also some personal storylines that play out throughout the episode. For instance, Medavoy is struggling to come to terms with his feelings for Donna, a coworker who has recently shown interest in him. Meanwhile, Simone and Russell are dealing with some tension in their partnership.
Overall, Mister Roberts is a compelling episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. With its intricate plot and well-developed characters, it is a prime example of why NYPD Blue was such a beloved show during its run. Whether you're a fan of police procedurals or just love great storytelling, this episode is definitely one to check out.
