Boomtown (2002 — 2003)
Boomtown (2002–2003), an American action drama TV show by Graham Yost, ran on NBC from September 29, 2002 to December 28, 2003. Its name is a nod to its location: Los Angeles, California. Each episode featured a different crime investigation, told from multiple perspectives including those of the police force, attorneys, emergency responders, journalists, victims, witnesses, and perpetrators.
The show debuted on September 29, 2002 and initially had a first season of 18 episodes. In response to subpar ratings, the show underwent changes such as toning down the use of non-linear storytelling and removing or introducing characters. However, these adjustments did not lead to an increase in viewership and the show was ultimately cancelled, airing its final episode on December 28, 2003. Despite its lackluster ratings, Boomtown managed to receive numerous accolades, including Emmy Awards, Golden Satellite Awards, and Television Critics Association Awards.
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Cast:  Donnie WahlbergDet. Joel Stevens (1-2)  Neal McDonoughDavid McNorris (1-2)  Mykelti WilliamsonDet. Bobby 'Fearless' Smith (1-2)  Gary BasarabaOfficer Ray Hechler (1-2)  Lana ParrillaTeresa Ortiz (1-2)  Jason GedrickOfficer Tom Turcotte (1-2)  Nina GarbirasAndrea Little (1) |
Boomtown (2002–2003), an American action drama TV show by Graham Yost, ran on NBC from September 29, 2002 to December 28, 2003. Its name is a nod to its location: Los Angeles, California. Each episode featured a different crime investigation, told from multiple perspectives including those of the police force, attorneys, emergency responders, journalists, victims, witnesses, and perpetrators.
The show debuted on September 29, 2002 and initially had a first season of 18 episodes. In response to subpar ratings, the show underwent changes such as toning down the use of non-linear storytelling and removing or introducing characters. However, these adjustments did not lead to an increase in viewership and the show was ultimately cancelled, airing its final episode on December 28, 2003. Despite its lackluster ratings, Boomtown managed to receive numerous accolades, including Emmy Awards, Golden Satellite Awards, and Television Critics Association Awards.
