More than four decades after Hill Street Blues changed television forever, here’s what happened to the cast members who made the gritty police drama a classic ...

The cast of Hill Street Blues, the show that changed American TV. From left to right: Bruce Weitz, Michael Warren, Charles Haid, James B. Sikking That’s a big claim, but it’s true. The show centered ...

Hill Street Blues was an Emmy-winning machine that rewrote what a cop show could be. So why did it only run for seven seasons?

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For first-time viewers, the carnival of characters which gives the series its richness for addicts such as this viewer, may seem ...

The Prisoner and miniseries told serial stories before Hill Street, and The Fugitive hung a years-long chase on its otherwise self-contained episodes. But Steven Bochco’s cop drama popularized the ...

It's easy to appreciate groundbreaking shows long after the fact, but it's often forgotten how difficult some of them were to get made in the first place. Network executives often like to play it safe ...

“Hill Street Blues'” James Sikking (far left) “Loves His Pipe Tobacco” episode (1981) Screen capture via YouTube. Actor James Sikking, who had television roles on “Hill Street Blues” and “Doogie ...