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Trio walk 'LAPD' beat for NBC
Trio walk 'LAPD' beat for NBC
Regina King, Kevin Alejandro and Michael McGrady have been cast in NBC's pilot "LAPD."
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Vulture — ... Three Join LAPD: 24's Regina King, Shark's Kevin Alejandro, and Daybreak's Michael McGrady have been cast in LAPD, NBC's pilot about — sigh — officers on the LAPD who, you know, do cop stuff or whatever … in L.A. The real question is why not LAPD Blue? Call us old-fashioned, but we like our cop show acronyms to be followed by a color. [HR] ...

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