This, Ishtar and Gladiator II have commonalities.

Not that I am in the market or anything, but $11,000 is a lot less than I thought people paid for this type of service, even back then. What a deal!

this one should have won them a Emmy

Alex Trebek is TRULY a polymath!!

Why was this show cancelled? It was pretty unique.

Hilarious. The song closed the deal. LOL!

This song autoplayed for me and let me tell you… I’m… shocked? Obsessed? Befuddled? I love it?

I was periodically searching the interwwwebnet for years looking for this particular song. I guess I guess I gave up before 2018. THANK you! PS It was the ONLY good song in the entire series!

The song has a good beat to it.

BTW the cop rock finale is EPIC

Can't stop listening 😂

Somewhere exists an alternate universe where Cop Rock existed forvat least three full seasons. I am jealous of that universe. What a beautiful disaster of a series.

Everything about 20:00 is just nasty work.🤢🤮 Just why?

The other cops in the room looked almost as bored as the television viewing audience.

Who else is here from StephenVlog?

Here after Gilmore Girls anyone? (It’s Liz!)

this song slaps!

Honest trainers brought me here...it's also wild that this dude is openly singing about child trafficking at a park

"Hey mom, I got an acting role. I even get to sing!"

This show is just confusing. The music is fun and funny the drama is nice too but it does not mix. Its steak and cereal in the same bowl covered in milk.

2 minutes in and Vincent is an animal

This is going to suck but it’s going to be fun to watch.

who's here after Honest Trailers 😂

Yep.... way better than Joke's On You : Follie a deux.

Better than Joker 2

Who's here from Honest Trailers?

Dennis Cockrum is best known as Mr. Gallivich on Shameless, he was awesome on this show.

A short-lived 90s police musical has no right to make me feel this

I remember when this came out. It never actually flew at all. I don't know why ... 🤔🤣

As a musical theater kid; I liked this

Man, that was weird, I couldn't take it seriously until the real heavy heartbreak at the end, which brought tears to my eyes.

i watched and taped every episode

Oh well, it was interesting.

Here because when my school did a production of Urinetown our director always referred to the Cop Song as "Cop Rock" in reference to this show

Thank you Spencer Gilbert

I heard about this show when researching Ronny Cox 20 plus years ago. I assumed the entire show was lighthearted, not taken seriously and ran for half an hour. The dramatic and music elements didn't mix well to me as they were going for "suspension of disbelief", then turning that on it's head with cringeworthy stage musical numbers. It's one of those cases where I'm surprised it made it all the way into production and no one stopped it along the way.

Amazing villain song

This is actually a good song...

I know he can sing from Fame 1980

Who's here because of John Oliver and Who else is here because of Double Toasted ?

FOR DA RECOOOORD

Ii remember seeing live. It was so powerful

How did this show even last 11 episodes???

Wow I wonder why this show didn’t last?

Randy Newman, earning a paycheck.

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bumpty Bumpty might be the worst thing I've ever seen/heard

Bad 80's fashions. Poofy poodle-style hair cuts. Generic, non-descript actors. Electronic keyboards. EGOT bound!

omg, that was the greatest most horrible thing ever 💀

Bo Burnham's Internet villain character and this Hazbin Hotel esque nightmare demon man would be a perfectly evil crossover for a movie about supervillainy. You'd better credit me if you make this.