• Episode 103: Night Of The Dead Living

  • Oct 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

Episode 103: Night Of The Dead Living

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  • This week Kyle and Reed talk about how Homicide: Life On The Street decided to do a PLAY for their third episode! But that’s not all…love triangles, knife fights, Bolivian marching powder, frustrated ghosts, shooting horses, and regicide…are just a small sampling of what we delve into!

    We know there are a lot of you out there who know a heck of a lot about Homicide: Life On The Street! If there is anything we missed, or if you have questions you’d like addressed on future episodes, hit us up at homicidelor@gmail.com with the episode title in the subject line.


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I actually loved all the stories about how the cast connected at the beginning of the series. I also can’t believe how arrogant the actors were with regard to keeping the writers off the set. Many of the actors were unknowns at this point.

I did not like the singing. Totally unnecessary. Getting someone from Gen Z to comment was a great idea and Kyle’s daughter did a great job. Kyle’s audio was really screwed up during parts of this episode.

I also want to know why Kyle never got an Emmy for his performances particularly in the early seasons. Some of those scenes were gut-wrenching. Were you ever even nominated?

Also, I have seen Reed acting often since Homicide but Kyle not as much. Is there a reason why?

I was so happy to see this on Peacock. I urged my son to watch it. And he said “Mom. You bought me these DVDs when I was a teenager and we watched it together.” I don’t even remember that!

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