Name: Homicide: Life on the Street
Genre: police procedural, drama television series
Cast: Daniel Baldwin, Richard Belzer, Andre Braugher, Clark Johnson, Yaphet Kotto

A blue knitted baby bootie rests beside a muddy paw print on a small red rug. — Original artwork

Life would be perfect, if it was just kids and dogs.

Det. Frank Pembleton

A white bird standing on a dark iron anvil with an orange glow beneath it. — Original artwork

Virtue isn't virtue unless it slams up against vice. So consequently, your virtue's not real virtue. Until it's been tested... tempted.

Det. Frank Pembleton

A multicolored jester's cap with gold bells rests on a burgundy velvet cushion. — Original artwork

You know, sometimes you’re funny. Then there’s now.

Det. Frank Pembleton

Small blue and brass dice rest on a dark reflective surface beneath a pale moon. — Original artwork

Every evening is as random as the next, death doesn't follow a schedule.

Det. John Munch

A brass bullet casing stands upright on scorched wood against a deep red glow. — Original artwork

Homicide: our day begins when yours ends.

Det. John Munch

Painterly tarnished badge and magnifying glass on a wet sill beneath blue light. — Original artwork

Baltimore, home of the misdemeanor homicide.

Det. Meldrick Lewis

A single black feather lies on cracked grey ground. — Original artwork

You go when you're supposed to go, and everything else is homicide.

Det. Meldrick Lewis

A green glass bottle with a cork and a knotted rope around its neck on a dark slate background. — Original artwork

There's no absolutes in life; only in vodka.

Det. Mike Kellerman

A black umbrella leaning beside a chair and small cafe table holding a coffee cup and a red rose. — Original artwork

It's hard to meet single woman on this job. You meet plenty of widows, but the timing just don't seem right.

Det. Stan Bolander

A magnifying glass over a small pink slip with a brass date stamp and a red thread looped around a toy ladder. — Original artwork

Either it's murder, or this library has a very strict overdue policy.

Det. Steve Crosetti

Homicide, sweet homicide.

Det. Tim Bayliss

Painterly wooden gavel beside small brass balance scales on a dark mahogany surface. — Original artwork

It’s better to be judged by twelve than carried by six.

Lt. Al ‘Gee’ Giardello

A wooden toy rifle tied with a red bow rests beside round spectacles and evergreen sprigs on a snowy slab. — Original artwork

Ho-ho-homicide!

Det. John Munch