Third Watch
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Third Watch was an NBC television drama set in New York City that ran from 1999 to 2005. It followed the exploits of a group of police officers, firemen, and paramedics in the fictional 55th Precinct whose shifts fell between between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m, the "third watch." The precinct and fire station were located on the corner of King St. and Arthur St., hence the nickname "Camelot."
The show balanced numerous single-episode events with other, ongoing storylines, some of which spanned multiple seasons. While Third Watch was lauded for its emotional and honest portrayal of the events surrounding the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it was also criticized in some circles for extremely detailed violence and prevalent (by network television standards) profane language. The show was created, produced, and written by John Wells.
Third Watch was not renewed by NBC in the spring of 2005, making the sixth season the show's last. The series finale, "Goodbye to Camelot," was aired in the United States on Friday, May 6, 2005.
Third Watch was listed in the Bergen Record, The Times and other newspapers as a TV show that was cancelled too early.
The theme song for the show was "Keep Hope Alive" by The Crystal Method.
Cast
NYPD
- Joe Badalucco as Det. Jelly Grimaldi (recurring 2004-2005)
- Coby Bell as Officer Tyrone 'Ty' Davis
- Charles Haid as Capt. Cathal 'C.T.' Finney (recurring 2004-2005)
- Joe Lisi as Lt. Swersky (recurring 2001-2005)
- Nia Long as Officer/IAB Det. Sasha Monroe (2003-2005)
- Manny Perez as Officer Manny Santiago (recurring 2005)
- Molly Price as Officer/Det. Faith Yokas
- Josh Stewart as Officer Brendan Finney (2004-2005)
- Skipp Sudduth as Officer John 'Sully' Sullivan
- Tia Texada as Sgt. Maritza Cruz (2003-2005; recurring 2002-2003)
- Jason Wiles as Officer Maurice 'Bosco' Boscorelli
FDNY — Paramedics
- Michael Beach as Monte 'Doc' Parker (1999-2004, appeared in 2005 series finale)
- Cara Buono as Grace Foster (2004-2005)
- Bobby Cannavale as Roberto 'Bobby' Caffey (1999-2001)
- Amy Carlson as Alexandra 'Alex' Taylor (2000-2003)
- Kim Raver as Kimberly 'Kim' Zambrano (1999-2004, cameo appearance in 2005 series finale)
- Anthony Ruivivar as Carlos Nieto
- Yvonne Jung as Holly Levine (recurring 2003-2005)
FDNY — Firefighters
- Amy Carlson as Alexandra 'Alex' Taylor (2000-2003)
- Eddie Cibrian as James 'Jimmy' Doherty (1999-2004, cameo appearance in 2005 series finale)
- Derek Kelly as D.K. (recurring 1999-2005)
- Bill Walsh as Billy Walsh (recurring 1999-2005)
- John Michael Bolger as Lt. Johnson (recurring 2000-2003)
- Jason Shaw as Stu (recurring 2004-2005)
Others
- Chris Bauer as Fred Yokas, Officer Faith Yokas' husband (2001-2004; recurring 1999-2001, 2004-2005)
- Bonnie Dennison as Emily Yokas, Officer Faith Yokas' daughter (second actress to play this character) (2003-2005)
- P.J. Morrison as Emily Yokas, Officer Faith Yokas' daughter (first actress to play this character) (recurring 1999-2002)
- Jeremy Bergman as Charlie Yokas, Officer Faith Yokas' son (recurring 1999-2003)
- Patti D'Arbanville as Rose Boscorelli, Officer Maurice Boscorelli's mother (recurring 1999-2005)
- Charlie Day as Michael 'Mikey' Boscorelli, Officer Maurice Boscorelli's brother (recurring 2001-2004)
- Kristopher Scott Fiedell as Joey Doherty, Firefighter Jimmy Doherty's and Paramedic Kim Zambrano's son (recurring 1999-2002)
- Anne Twomey as Catherine Zambrano, Paramedic Kim Zambrano's mother (recurring 2000-2001)
- Eva LaRue as Brooke Doherty, Firefighter Jimmy Doherty's wife (recurring 2000-2001)
- Savannah Haske as Tatiana Deschenko, Officer John Sullivan's wife (recurring 2000-2002)
- Lisa Vidal as Dr. Sara Morales, an ER doctor and Paramedic Doc Parker's fiance (recurring 1999-2001)
- Lonette McKee as Maggie Davis, Officer Ty Davis' mother (recurring 1999-2003)
- Jon Seda as Mateo 'Matty' Caffey, Paramedic Bobby Caffey's brother (recurring 1999-2000)
- Saundra McClain as Nurse Mary Proctor, an ER nurse (recurring 2000-2005)
- Darien Sills-Evans as Dr. Fields, an ER doctor (recurring 2002-2005)
Broadcasters
Third Watch was broadcast in many countries. This is a non-exhaustive list of the show broadcasters worldwide:- United States:
- * NBC (broadcasted new episodes)
- * A&E Network
- Australia:
- * Nine Network (broadcasted new episodes)
- * Arena (reruns only)
- Austria: ORF 1
- Belgium: VTM
- Brazil: SBT
- Canada: CTV
- Denmark: Kanal 5
- Finland: YLE 2
- France 2 (France) (broadcasted new episodes)
- Germany: VOX
- Hong Kong: TVB Pearl
- Hungary: RTL Klub
- Italy:
- *Italia 1 (broadcasted new episodes)
- *Duel TV
- Japan:
- *WOWOW (broadcasted new episodes)
- *Super Channel
- Latin America: Warner Channel (broadcasted new episodes)
- New Zealand: TV2 (broadcasted new episodes)
- Malaysia: TV3
- Norway: NRK
- Poland:
- * TVN 7
- *TVN
- Republic of Ireland: RTE1 (Broadcasted new episodes)
- Singapore: Channel 5
- Slovenia: POP TV
- Spain:
- *Telecinco
- *LaSexta
- *Calle 13 (satellite/cable)
- Sweden: Kanal 5
- UK: Channel 4, Sky One, FX
- The Netherlands: RTL 7
DVD releases
DVD Name
| Release dates
| ||
Region 1
| Region 2
| Region 4
| |
| The Complete 1st Season | N/A | May 22 2006 | May 3 2006 |
Trivia
- Michael Beach (Monte 'Doc' Parker) was a recurring guest star on ER as Allen, the HIV-positive husband of Jeanie Boulet (Gloria Reuben). He, Coby Bell and Lisa Vidal played different characters on both series. Bell guest-starred in one episode in 1997 while Vidal played Dr. Sandy Lopez after her character Dr. Morales was written out of Third Watch.
- Molly Price, Jason Wiles, Kim Raver and Amy Carlson appeared in a two-part crossover episode of ER, while Sherry Stringfield appeared in the corresponding episode of Third Watch.
- Bill Walsh and Derek Kelly are firefighters in real life. Molly Price and Derek Kelly are married to each other in real life.
External links
- [Music of Third Watch] — A detailed list of songs (artist & title) played in all episodes of Third Watch
- [Third Watch Fan Sites]
- [german roleplaygame]
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