New York Undercover

Sep. 08, 1994 FOX

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Seasons and episodes

1Season 1 Sep. 08, 1994

1 - 1
School Ties Sep. 08, 1994
1 - 2
Pilot Sep. 15, 1994
1 - 3
Sins of the Father Sep. 22, 1994
1 - 4
To Protect and Serve Sep. 29, 1994
1 - 5
Garbage Oct. 06, 1994
1 - 6
After Shakespeare Oct. 13, 1994
1 - 7
Tasha Oct. 27, 1994
1 - 8
Missing Nov. 03, 1994
1 - 9
The Friendly Neighborhood Dealer Nov. 10, 1994
1 - 10
Mate Nov. 17, 1994
1 - 11
The Eyewitness Blues Nov. 24, 1994
1 - 12
Blondes Have More Fun Dec. 08, 1994
1 - 13
Los Macheteros Dec. 15, 1994
1 - 14
Private Enemy No. 1 Jan. 05, 1995
1 - 15
The Smoking Section Jan. 19, 1995
1 - 16
Mama Said Knock You Out Feb. 02, 1995
1 - 17
You Get No Respect Feb. 09, 1995
1 - 18
Innocent Bystander Feb. 16, 1995
1 - 19
CAT Feb. 23, 1995
1 - 20
All in the Family Mar. 16, 1995
1 - 21
Eliminate the Middleman Mar. 30, 1995
1 - 22
Olde Thyme Religion Apr. 06, 1995
1 - 23
The Shooter Apr. 13, 1995
1 - 24
Manchild Apr. 27, 1995
1 - 25
Downtown Girl May. 04, 1995
1 - 26
Catman Comes Back May. 11, 1995

2Season 2 Aug. 31, 1995

2 - 1
High on the Hog Aug. 31, 1995
2 - 2
Tag, You're Dead Sep. 07, 1995
2 - 3
Man's Best Friend Sep. 14, 1995
2 - 4
Brotherhood Sep. 21, 1995
2 - 5
Digital Underground Sep. 28, 1995
2 - 6
Buster and Claudia Oct. 05, 1995
2 - 7
Student Affairs Oct. 12, 1995
2 - 8
The Highest Bidder Oct. 19, 1995
2 - 9
Young, Beautiful and Dead Nov. 02, 1995
2 - 10
Color Lines Nov. 09, 1995
2 - 11
The Finals Nov. 16, 1995
2 - 12
Internal Affairs Nov. 30, 1995
2 - 13
Bad Girls Dec. 14, 1995
2 - 14
A Time to Kill Jan. 04, 1996
2 - 15
Bad Blood Jan. 18, 1996
2 - 16
Fire Show Feb. 01, 1996
2 - 17
Toy Soldiers Feb. 08, 1996
2 - 18
Sympathy for the Devil Feb. 15, 1996
2 - 19
Checkmate Feb. 22, 1996
2 - 20
Unis Mar. 07, 1996
2 - 21
The Reckoning Mar. 14, 1996
2 - 22
The Enforcers Apr. 04, 1996
2 - 23
Andre's Choice Apr. 11, 1996
2 - 24
No Greater Love Apr. 25, 1996
2 - 25
Deep Cover (1) May. 02, 1996
2 - 26
If This World Were Mine (2) May. 09, 1996

3Season 3 Aug. 29, 1996

3 - 1
A Time of Faith (1) Aug. 29, 1996
3 - 2
A Time of Faith (2) Sep. 05, 1996
3 - 3
Tough Love Sep. 12, 1996
3 - 4
Blue Boy Sep. 19, 1996
3 - 5
Rules of Engagement Sep. 26, 1996
3 - 6
Kill the Noise Oct. 31, 1996
3 - 7
Smack Is Back Nov. 07, 1996
3 - 8
Don't Blink Nov. 14, 1996
3 - 9
Without Mercy Nov. 21, 1996
3 - 10
Going Platinum Dec. 05, 1996
3 - 11
Brown Like Me Dec. 19, 1996
3 - 12
The Reaper Jan. 09, 1997
3 - 13
Fade Out Jan. 16, 1997
3 - 14
The Solomon Papers Jan. 30, 1997
3 - 15
School's Out Feb. 06, 1997
3 - 16
Outrage Feb. 13, 1997
3 - 17
The Promised Land Feb. 20, 1997
3 - 18
Descell Mar. 13, 1997
3 - 19
Hubris Mar. 27, 1997

4Season 4 Jan. 08, 1998

4 - 1
Change Change Change Jan. 08, 1998
4 - 2
Drop-Dead Gorgeous Jan. 15, 1998
4 - 3
Pipeline Jan. 22, 1998
4 - 4
Spare Parts Jan. 29, 1998

Creator

Dick Wolf

Creator

Cast

Malik Yoba

Det. James 'J.C.' Williams

Det. Nina Moreno

Det. Alec Stone

Lt. Malcolm Barker

Det. Nell Delaney

Synopsis

New York Undercover is an American police drama that aired on the Fox television network from 1994 to 1998. The series stars Malik Yoba as Detective J.C. Williams and Michael DeLorenzo as Detective Eddie Torres, two undercover detectives in New York City’s Fourth Precinct who were assigned to investigate various crimes and gang-related cases. The cast also included Patti D’Arbanville-Quinn as their superior, Lt. Virginia Cooper, and Lauren Vélez, who joined the cast in the second season as Nina Moreno, fellow detective and love interest to Torres. New York Undercover was created and produced by Dick Wolf, and its storyline takes place in the same fictional universe as Wolf’s NBC series Law & Order and its spin-offs.

New York Undercover is notable for being the first police drama on American television to feature two people of color in the starring roles. In contrast to the popularity of NBC’s “Must See TV” on Thursday nights in the 1990s, many African-American viewers flocked to Fox’s Thursday night line-up of Living Single, New York Undercover, and Martin. In fact, these were the three highest rated series among black households for the 1996-1997 season.