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3.4 Crosetti
One of the best episodes written. Crosetti's body is found but there is questions that it may indeed be a suicide. Lewis is in denial. It has to be something else. Even aliens.
The ending scene with the salute
Seeing another side of Lewis. Clark Johnson was phenomenal.
Without spoiling too much, it's a must see.
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Homicide: Life on the Street Season 3, Episode 6: “Crosetti” Original Air Date: December 2, 1994
Still one of my favorite TV moments.
Bolander: This is my investigation. Crosetti is my case, it's my responsibility. What you're doing is called obstructing justice.
Lewis: No, what I'm doing is called investigating in an impartial manner instead of dirtying a man's reputation.
Bolander: What are you scared of Meldrick?
Lewis: Not you.
Bolander: You can't protect Steve anymore. He's dead.
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TV Show Meme
3 Episodes That Make Me Cry (2/3)
Crosetti - Homicide: Life on the Street
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Damn it, I nearly cried when they cracked out John Lee Hooker's I Cover the Waterfront after the opening credits, and nothing sad had happened yet (I was just pretty sure I knew what was gonna happen and the song DID NOT help). It's a lovely, quiet episode, and not very dramatic at all, mostly absorbed in the plain, practical elements of preparing for a funeral, and the departmental politics around burying one of your own. It's Meldrick Lewis' episode really, and it's wonderfully understated in that way; his crusade strangely detached, himself engaged fullforce but the emotion just hanging back, trying not to interfere. If this was your regular cliche program, that crusade would bear fruit at episode's end, and there'd be a triumphant catharsis in knowing that Lewis was right after all, that he knew his partner and stuck by him when everyone else was ready to presume the worst. But this is not your regular cliche program, and Lewis is in denial, and there is no triumphant catharsis in finally being forced to face an irrefutable, painful truth. Hell yes I cried when Meldrick broke down at last in Stan's arms. But the episode went for another ten minutes after that, and I got myself together again. And then there was the end. And Frank. And I just felt numb and terrible FOR HOURS afterwards, so unfathomably sad for absolutely everyone and for absolutely every imaginable reason. This one stuck with me for ages, and it's all that last moment's fault. Well, that, and everything else. Everything.
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'Kaddish' and 'Crosetti' are two of the most heartbreaking hours of tv ever. Having a Homicide rewatch and all my emotions are all ove the place again.
Homicide: Life on the Street: season 3, 'Crosetti'
Favourite episode per season.
Why?
I nearly cried 4 minutes in. I kept it together until Meldrick broke down, and then I had a little sniffle. The end of the episode though? I bawled. For hours. WRECKED.
Clark Johnson is AMAZING.
It's beautiful and horrible and all too real.
It begins so innocuously...
