Colin Quinn has been expertly dissecting every single trope of every police procedural/detective TV series with Cop Show.
In fact, Quinn has done it so well with showing how overdone so many cop shows are, but pointing out their fallacies with “behind-the-scenes” footage and interviews with a mysterious European journalist, that he’s made it to a 3rd season over at L Studio.
Get into season 3 of Cop Show here.
Colin Quinn pulled a Netflix move by releasing all the episodes of the second season of Cop Show.
Now, you don’t have to wait a week to see how else Colin is going to up end the TV genre that has somehow been oversaturated and yet still has new shows coming in every year.
Get into season 2 of Cop Show over at L Studio Presents’ YouTube Channel here.
For decades, various law enforcement agencies have been depicted on television taking down bad guys in, more or less the same way.
So, it only stands to reason that Colin Quinn has plenty more to parody on season two of his L Studio series Cop Show. Watch the teaser here.
Look for the season premiere on Feb. 2nd.
Not only is there some fun had between Quinn and Norton and Keith Robinson, but you also know that you’ve seen some over-the-top moments like these on any and all procedurals.
Jim Norton guest stars on the latest episode of Cop Show with Colin Quinn where he confronts Colin about the notion that he’s being portrayed as a rat. Colin does his best to tip-toe around it. By “tip-toe”, in this situation, we mean not really avoid it at all.
Colin Quinn’s Cop Show continues to expertly take on the real culprit in police procedural TV series: tired, hackneyed premises and writing.
This time around he has the help of Michael Che.
Perhaps, like Burning Love got on E!, Cop Show will become a show on a network that will schedule it next to episodes of Law & Order, CSI, NCIS, and all their various spin-offs.
Watch the latest episode here.
Colin Quinn’s Cop Show continues its march to parody the oversaturation of police procedurals while also being able to poke fun at itself.
This latest episode showcases just that by having a Jim Gaffigan guest star as an African warlord then also trying to bait cell phone endorsements at the same time.
Someone, somewhere probably has behind the scenes footage of some procedural series that’s exactly like this.
The second episode of Colin Quinn’s meta mockumentary of cop shows, “Cop Show” features Amy Schumer, but only as much as she can stand.
Reality shows get the majority of parody send-ups these days, but that doesn’t mean other TV genres should be overlooked when it comes to poking fun at overplayed tropes.
That’s where Colin Quinn’s Cop Show over at L Studio does a bang up job of showing how ridiculous all the police, legal, and investigative procedural shows on television really are.