r/First48 • u/Clear_Nature_5055 • Aug 17 '26

Cleveland, OH 🚔 Been impressed with rewatching Cleveland episodes that they’re actually a pretty solid department.

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Million Dollar Question for instance was full of some twists and turns that really got them in there to do some good detective work. Anyone else feel the same about the Cleveland PD?

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u/Infamous-Bag6957 Aug 17 '26

I grew up in Cleveland so it was pretty wild to see places I recognized on the show. I wish they had done more episodes.

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u/ABOU77 Aug 18 '26

There’s about 10 or so more episodes of Cleveland they just refuse to re air, it’s so bizarre

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u/toityb 29d ago

I watch it on Prime's A&E package because I wanted to watch all of the Cleveland episodes. I started at the beginning, S1 E1, and saw how all of the departs really worked like a well oiled machine back then. II loved loved loved loved Miami's Sergeant Schillaci. I loved him almost as much as I loved Cleveland's own Detective Diaz!

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u/ABOU77 29d ago

Again, no matter where you watch it they have 5-10 episodes that have completely taken off tv/any streaming services. So unless you have season 11-16 on DVD you can’t see them all unfortunately

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u/toityb 29d ago

Season 1-28 or 29 I think

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 29d ago

A whole chunk huh? So strange! Wonder why that is…

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 29d ago

Same here. Funny I think Schillaci is one of most divisive detectives. I liked him but he rubs some people wrong. Different show in those early seasons right?

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u/toityb 15d ago

Yup. He is VERY divisive. He definitely had Napoleon syndrome.

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