81. 3.7. How Many Different Roles Did Dennis Franz Play On Hill Street Blues? (NYPD Two. In the third season of the show, he appeared in a http://stason.org/TULARC/tv/nypd-blue/3-7-How-many-different-roles-did-Dennis-Fr

stason.org TULARC TV NYPD Blue 3.7. How many different roles did Dennis Franz play on Hill Street Blues? (NYPD Blue) stason.org Articles Development Books ... Site Map Search Favorites Free Online Books I want a better... Meta Religion StasoSphere ... MailChannels Hosted by Description This article is from the NYPD Blue FAQ , by Dave Chapman, Alan Sepinwall and Jeff Knapp with numerous contributions by others. 3.7. How many different roles did Dennis Franz play on Hill Street Blues? (NYPD Blue) Two. In the third season of the show, he appeared in a number of episodes as Sal Benedetto, a crooked, mean-spirited detective. Highlights of Benedetto's tenure on the Hill included beating up Renko for giving him a parking ticket (and subsequently being beaten up by Bobby Hill), attempting to hold up a bank, and, when Howard Hunter's EATers foiled the robbery, killing himself. Franz became a regular cast member at the start of season 6, playing Lt. Norman Buntz, an obnoxious, violent, but ultimately moral cop who clashed with everybody on the Hill except his snitch, Sidney Thurston. After HSB was canceled

82. ABC's Koppel Sees Only “Modestly Enthusiastic Onlookers” -- 04/04/2003 -- Medi On the April 1 edition of the syndicated program Extra dennis franz, who plays Detective Andy Sipowicz on NYPD Blue, declared “I think we re doing the http://www.mediaresearch.org/cyberalerts/2003/cyb20030404.asp

1/28: Schieffer Treats NYT Attack as Shaming Instead of Badge of Honor 1/25: As NYT Hails McCain, Williams Makes Rudy Answer Its Denigration 1/24: Outlets Disguise Agenda of Ex-Reporter's Group, Hype Iraq 'Lies' 1/23: NBC's Ned Colt Ponders: Osama Bin Laden 'Fanatic' or 'Hero?' Select Year Home Notable Quotables Media Reality Check Press Releases ... www.TimesWatch.org The 1,473 rd CyberAlert. Tracking Liberal Media Bias Since 1996 Friday April 4, 2003 (Vol. Eight; No. 66) See Today's CyberAlert Extra ABC's Koppel Sees Only “Modestly Enthusiastic Onlookers” CBS and NBC on Thursday night conveyed enthusiastic greetings from Iraqi civilians for U.S. soldiers, but not ABC News. “There were some modestly enthusiastic onlookers,” Ted Koppel grudgingly acknowledged. CBS's Jim Axelrod, however, saw “men, women, children, smiling and waving. We heard people say 'welcome.' 'Hello Mr. Bush.'” NBC's Dana Lewis declared: “For the most part American troops have been warmly welcomed by thousands of Iraqis, many curious enough to wait hours just to get a glimpse of them.” ABC's Engel/Jennings Civilian Decimation Tag Team The Engel/Jennings civilian decimation tag team, part two. From Baghdad, on Thursday night ABC's Richard Engel highlighted the plight of one civilian put in danger by coalition bombing, a woman who “told me that when the bombs started dropping this morning, she became terrified and immediately went into labor.” Jennings recited a litany of uncorroborated numbers to illustrate the pain the coalition has inflicted. He related how “a missile strike, possibly American, killed civilians as well as soldiers at a village near Baghdad airport” and how “al-Jazeera reported that 18 civilians died during bombing near the northern city of Mosul.”

83. Austin Film Festival 2007 Presents : Dennis Franz Story Time Austin Film Festival 2007 Presents dennis franz Story Time. http://aff.bside.com/2007/?_view=_filmdetails&filmId=33177804

84. American Way Magazine - Trends For The Modern Traveler / Travel dennis franz has played 28 different policemen in his long and Here’s a holiday weekend in the city that informed the cop side of dennis franz. http://www.americanwaymag.com/aw/travel/celebrated.asp?archive_date=12/1/2001

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