Now You Can Watch The 17th Precinct Trailer

I was quite inter­ested in this show, but sadly it never made it to series. Now I and you can find out if it would really have been any good cour­tesy of this rough edit of the pilot.

Watch it before some­one takes it offline.

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Watch Ron Moore’s fan­tasy cop show 17th Precinct, and see what we missed out on
We were look­ing for­ward to 17th Precinct, the fan­tasy cop show from Ronald D. Moore and his dream team cast of Bat­tlestar Galac­tica alums, but sadly it never reached our screens.

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9 thoughts on “Now You Can Watch The 17th Precinct Trailer”

  1. Eoghann Irving (@EoghannIrving) (@EoghannIrving)
    December 29, 2011 at 14:19

    Now You Can Watch The 17th Precinct Trailer http://t.co/ZPqSrVXq

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  2. Stephan Davied (@Stephan_Davied) (@Stephan_Davied)
    December 29, 2011 at 14:53

    Now You Can Watch The 17th Precinct Trailer http://t.co/oJSlLSKd #fan­tasy #fiction

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  3. Dirk Reul
    December 29, 2011 at 19:20

    Well I did man­age to find a copy of the mp4 stream in my cache so just in case I feel the need to watch it again… o_O

    I’ll take a look tomor­row for break­fast. What did you think so far?

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  4. Eoghann Irving
    December 29, 2011 at 19:21

    I think it had a lot more poten­tial than say Won­der Woman and con­sid­er­ing the dreck NBC served us this sea­son they made a mistake.

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  5. Dirk Reul
    December 29, 2011 at 19:28

    I have just watched the first min­utes. This, would have been great! Why the hell wasn’t this picked up? I have to read up on this tomorrow..uhm this morn­ing.. I mean later.

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  6. Marva Dasef
    December 29, 2011 at 19:45

    Watch­ing right now. Love it! Like Dres­den. Why not urban fantasy?

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  7. Enrico Silterra
    December 29, 2011 at 20:47

    this is great — why not run it on the internet ..

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  8. Robert Patton
    December 29, 2011 at 21:57

    The con­cept has Top 10 writ­ten all over it

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  9. Eoghann Irving
    December 29, 2011 at 22:01

    Not really +Robert Pat­ton. Or at least only in the sense of tak­ing a police pro­ce­dural and mash­ing it with another genre (super­heroes in the case of Top 10). Moore was far from the first to do that.

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