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The Evidence is a character-driven detective series revolving around Inspectors Sean Cole ([[Rob Estes]]) and Cayman Bishop ([[Orlando Jones]]), two long-time partners and best friends in the [[San Francisco]] Police Department. |
The Evidence is a character-driven detective series revolving around Inspectors Sean Cole ([[Rob Estes]]) and Cayman Bishop ([[Orlando Jones]]), two long-time partners and best friends in the [[San Francisco]] Police Department. |
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As Inspectors Bishop and Cole unravel the mysteries set before them, and Dr. Sol Goldman (Landau) lends his scientific expertise, they discover the evidence presented at the beginning, and will find that the crime, like the evidence itself, is never what it seems. |
As Inspectors Bishop and Cole unravel the mysteries set before them, and Dr. Sol Goldman (Landau) lends his scientific expertise, they discover the evidence presented at the beginning, and will find that the crime, like the evidence itself, is never what it seems. |
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The Evidence stars Orlando Jones (''The Replacements'') as Inspector Cayman Bishop, Rob Estes (''Melrose Place'') as Inspector Sean Cole, [[Academy Award]] Winner Martin Landau as Dr. Sol Goldman (''Ed Wood'') and Anita Briem (''La Monja'') as Emily Stevens. |
The Evidence stars Orlando Jones (''The Replacements'') as Inspector Cayman Bishop, Rob Estes (''Melrose Place'') as Inspector Sean Cole, [[Academy Awards|Academy Award]] Winner Martin Landau as Dr. Sol Goldman (''Ed Wood'') and Anita Briem (''La Monja'') as Emily Stevens. |
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Created and executive-produced by Sam Baum and ([[Dustin Thomason]]), The Evidence is a John Wells Production in association with Warner Bros. Television. |
Created and executive-produced by Sam Baum and ([[Dustin Thomason]]), The Evidence is a John Wells Production in association with Warner Bros. Television. |
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[[Category:2000s TV shows in the United States|Evidence]] |
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The Evidence is a forthcoming American police procedural television series produced by John Wells and starring Rob Estes, Orlando Jones, and Martin Landau.
Summary
The Evidence is a character-driven detective series revolving around Inspectors Sean Cole (Rob Estes) and Cayman Bishop (Orlando Jones), two long-time partners and best friends in the San Francisco Police Department.
In the series, the crucial evidence in the case will be presented at the outset of the story. All of the pieces to the puzzle will be known by viewers from the beginning. The question is -- how does it all fit together? The Evidence will premiere Wednesday, March 22 at 10 PM on The ABC Television Network.
As Inspectors Bishop and Cole unravel the mysteries set before them, and Dr. Sol Goldman (Landau) lends his scientific expertise, they discover the evidence presented at the beginning, and will find that the crime, like the evidence itself, is never what it seems.
The Evidence stars Orlando Jones (The Replacements) as Inspector Cayman Bishop, Rob Estes (Melrose Place) as Inspector Sean Cole, Academy Award Winner Martin Landau as Dr. Sol Goldman (Ed Wood) and Anita Briem (La Monja) as Emily Stevens.
Created and executive-produced by Sam Baum and (Dustin Thomason), The Evidence is a John Wells Production in association with Warner Bros. Television.