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English Drama - The Commish First Season DVD 铁面英雄胆
Code : W000159
Price : MYR49.90 SGD23.70 USD19.46 RMB134.73 MYR39.92 / SGD18.96 / USD15.57 / RMB107.78
Weight :200 g
Genre :Detective / Action ,
Subtitle :Chinese , English ,
Language :English ,
Video Format :NTSC ,
Discs :2
Model :DVD ,

The Commish was a television series that aired on ABC in the United States from 1991 to 1995. It also screened on the Nine Network in Australia.
The series starred Michael Chiklis as Tony Scali, a police commissioner in a small Upstate New York town who worked through problems with humor and creativity more often than with violence or force. Theresa Saldana played Rachel Scali, Tony's wife, and Kaj-Erik Eriksen played his teen-aged son David. The show focused as much on family situations as on police drama. Each episode ran at 60 minutes on air, and the show lasted four years. Michael Chiklis was so effective at portraying a good natured, kind-hearted family man that his later starring role on The Shield was perceived by viewers as strongly against type.
Interestingly, Chiklis' character Tony Scali was at least ten years older than Chiklis actual age at the time. At one point, the network worried that Chiklis' weight loss would have an effect of ratings and reportedly asked him to stuff his clothing.
Although set in Upstate New York town in the fictional town of Eastbridge, the show was filmed in and around Vancouver, British Columbia.
The character for Tony Scali was based on the real-life 30th Commissioner of New York City Department of Correction, Anthony Schembri, the current Secretary of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. Schembri was "discovered" after being a technical consultant for the TV series, Unsub. Schembri was serving as the Police Commissioner of Rye, New York during that time.
Although this series aired on ABC, it was originally slated to be on CBS, but unresolved casting differences with CBS led Stephen Cannell to cease pre-production with that network. Eventually, Cannell took the series to ABC and it won the ratings war with CBS for that time slot

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