Boomtown (2002 TV series)

Boom Town is an American television series created by writer Graham Yost, who went on 29 September 2002 at the U.S. broadcaster NBC to broadcast. Boomtown plays in the American city of Los Angeles in the U.S. state of California, in the United States one of the nicknames for Los Angeles also boomtown is.

Each episode revolves around a crime, which is from several angles, such as the District Attorney, the detectives, the police, the press, the witnesses, the victims, the perpetrators and accomplices, illustrated.

First Season

The first season includes 18 episodes. After only 12 episodes broadcast the station took a two month break and moved the transmission time from Sunday to Friday, before the transfer of the remaining six episodes was continued in March 2003.

Second Season

In order to excite the transmitter for a second season, the producers decided to change the standard typical style and the cast has been revised. But that was the coup de grace for Boomtown, which already caused in the first season for a low rate at the transmitter and thus laid NBC after only two episodes of the series put on hold and continued broadcasting of Law & Order. Despite the creative narrative style, good reviews and some awards the series addressed to little audience and was therefore permanently discontinued. On December 27, 2003 NBC showed three of the four remaining episodes before the last episode of Boomtown was broadcast on 28 December 2003.

On 17 December 2007, the series was the first time in German-speaking countries on the 13th Street station on the air.

Awards

  • 2003: 4 nominations

One each for the Emmy for the Artios, for the Image Award and for the TCA Award.

  • 2003: 3 Awards

One each for the Imagen Award, for the Peabody Award, and for the TCA Award.

  • 2004: 1 nomination for Golden Satellite Award.
  • 2004: 1 Award for the Golden Satellite Award
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