In the Butt, Bob is the tenth episode in the second season of NYPD Blue. It aired on January 10, in 1995.
Summary[]
Lesniak deals with a perpetrator and his "high priced lawyer and shrink" when he repeats the offense. Meanwhile, Detective Solomon uses a fast pull to take a possible serial killer case away from Simone after he brings in a possible suspect. One of Fancy's old contacts, Vinnie Greco, brings in a tip about a couple of guys looking for some heavy arms to do an armored car job and Sipowicz works with him, but Greco is working for someone else against Fancy. Sipowicz invites Andy Jr. over at his place for dinner where his son tells him that he is joining the Air Force. Also, Sipowicz proposes marriage to Sylvia and this time, she accepts.
Plot[]
Cast[]
Main[]
- Jimmy Smits as Detective Bobby Simone
- Dennis Franz as Detective Andy Sipowicz
- James McDaniel as Lieutenant Arthur Fancy
- Gail O'Grady as P.A.A Donna Abandando
- Gordon Clapp as Detective Greg Medavoy
- Sharon Lawrence as A.D.A Sylvia Costas
- Nicholas Turturro as Detective James Martinez
Recurring[]
- Justine Miceli as Detective Adrienne Lesniak
Other[]
- James Handy as Borough Commander Haverill
- Michael DeLuise as Andy Sipowicz Jr.
- Reni Santoni as Detective Arnold Solomon
- David Wohl as Arnie Gumble
- Lawrence Pressman as Arnold Rudman
- Melina Kanakaredes as Benita Alden
- Steven Anderson as Bob Marks
- Eric Poppick as Dr. Harold Pincus
- Andy Romano as Inspector Aiello
- Tim DeZarn as George Putnam
- Joe Pantoliano as Vinnie Greco
Important Events[]
- Haverill sends Vinnie Greco to try to get Arthur out of the force.
- Andy Jr. expresses his desire to join the Air Force.
- Sipowicz asks Costas to marry him again after she prompts - she says yes.
Quotes[]
A.D.A Costas: Ask me again. Det. Sipowicz: Will you marry me, Sylvia? Costas: Yes, I will!
References[]
- The title is a reference to an segment of The Newlywed Game (1966) in which host Bob Eubanks asked, "Where is the weirdest place where you have ever had the urge to make whoopee?" A contestant answered, "Is it in the ass?" The answer became largely misquoted as "In the butt, Bob."