N.Y.P.D. Season 1
N.Y.P.D. is the title of a half-hour American television crime drama of the 1960s set in the context of the New York City Police Department. The program appeared on the ABC network during the 1967-68 and 1968-69 television seasons. In both seasons, the program appeared in the evening, 9:30 p.m. time slot. During the second season, N.Y.P.D was joined by The Mod Squad and It Takes a Thief to form a 2½ hour block of crime dramas.
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N.Y.P.D. Season 1 Full Episode Guide
The Detectives continue investigating the case of a young man killed in a Greenwich Village flat.
The body of a young man is found in a Greenwich Village flat.
When a private detective claims to have been robbed of $200,000, the police become suspicious of too many inconsistencies.
Detective Corso infiltrates a muggers ring
A gang of teenagers target a grocer who finked on them to police.
A merchant seaman is accused of molesting a child.
Tue, Feb 6, 1968 Detective Corso is charged with police brutality.
Detective Ward returns to his old neighborhood to conduct his own investigation into the murder of Mr. Gabriel, a high school teacher and mentor who was influential in guiding Ward away from a potential life of crime.
The squad recruits a police woman to act as a decoy to help them capture a serial rapist. Even though she fits the criminal's "type," the officer seems to be striking out in her efforts.
The wife of an exiled Latin American leader is murdered.
Haines receives a tip about drugs being smuggled in to New York via a passenger ship, but a search of the suspect's luggage proves fruitless. However, diligent surveillance work by Corso and Ward confirms a potential drug deal.
Haines and Ward investigate why a jockey is getting bizarre late night phone calls. In an unusual twist they begin to suspect that it might be tied to the recent killings of two priests.
Detective Ward lays unconscious from an explosion at an embassy. His co-workers focus on a likely female prospect leaving the true culprit planning his next attack.
A vigilante society is formed by neighborhood residents.
A 13 year old witnesses a woman's murder.
Haines and Corso pull out all the stops to clear Ward, who is suspected of mob affiliation.
Detectives Ward and Corso stakeout a bar known as a front for car theft. A sexy, woman Corso is helping to go straight leads them to the ringleader.
Doyle, a newscaster, risks his life and puts himself at odds with the police when he tries to interview an escaped killer Stryker. Haines and Corso must get to the murderer first.
A Vietnam veteran plays cat and mouse with the police by using his military training. Detectives Corso, Haines, and Ward are determined to bring the killer to justice.
Elderly Salva Dimitchik claims he is no longer a mobster but Detective Haines is skeptical. A rash of truck hijackings are his old gang's specialty.
Detectives Ward and Corso go underground in the building trade after several workers are injured in accidents. They discover a loan shark played by Charles Grodin who works for his uncle, Vincent Gardenia.
A sniper targets a foreign police official
A veteran who likes to draw his weapon on cops has robbed a bank. Instead of fleeing with his loot, he ambushes Corso and another officer, and then decides to attract police to a local bar so that he can kill as many of them as possible.
Corso is suspended after being accused of rape by a woman who initially called the police regarding rowdy drunks disturbing the peace.
Ward receives a phone call from a distraught informer who believes he's being followed by associates of someone he helped put in jail.
Blackmailers target homosexuals after an apparent suicide.