Copper - Premieres Sunday, August 19 at 9/8C
From Barry Levinson & Tom Fontana
With Tom Weston-Jones & Franka Potente
O'Brien and Maguire wonder if Kevin, who recently lost his own young daughter, is too close to the case.
Detective Corcoran has a word with the doormen outside Madame Pompadou's Bordello, who he believes helped cover up a murder.
Robert Morehouse served as a Major in the Civil War, and is indebted to Kevin, who saved his life when he amputated his leg during battle.
Despite evidence that his walking cane was a murder weapon, Winford Haverford denies killing Annie's twin.
Unlike other ladies in high society, Elizabeth Haverford isn't afraid to talk politics with her male counterparts.
Elizabeth shares the radical view that women should be permitted to vote in the upcoming Presidential election.
Coming from a modest home in Five Points, Kevin Corcoran can't help but be impressed with the pristine streets and massive brownstone mansions off Fifth Avenue.
Captain Ciaran Joseph Sullivan is less than impressed with Corcoran's heroics, caring more about his reputation with Manhattan's elite than seeking justice for victims.
Corcoran is weary of his direct superior, Sergeant Padraic Byrnes, a corrupt cop playing both sides of the law.
When catching armed criminals, Detective Kevin Corcoran tends to shoot first, and ask questions later.
Annie offers to "pleasure" Detective Corcoran, who is shocked to be solicited by the young girl.
On a bank stakeout, Detective Kevin Corcoran discovers a young orphaned girl named Annie Reilly.
In 1864, cops were as much a gang as the gangs on the streets. The police lived by their own rules, struggling to govern the poverty-stricken area.
Detective Corky makes a break in the murder case when he discovers a cane that could potentially be the murder weapon.
The streets of New York City's Five Points are lined with poor immigrants, scraping to get by.
Obsessed with finding a lost locket with pictures of his missing wife and late daughter, Kevin visits the tenement houses of Five Points, offering a reward for anyone who has information about the missing jewelry.
Annie recounts how her twin sister was lured into working as a prostitute for Contessa Pompadou.
She's sleeping with Detective Francis Maguire, but Molly also has her eye on the brooding Kevin Corcoran.
The case of a young girl's murder resurfaces Kevin's anguish over losing his own daughter.
A shrewd businesswoman, Eva Heissen runs Eva's Paradise, a popular brothel and saloon in the heart of Five Points.
Using a clay mold and experimenting with a variety of potential weapons, Doctor Matthew Freeman is able to deduce that the murdered girl was struck on the head with a cane.
Kevin suspects that the girl's murderer is one of Manhattan's elite - Winfred Haverford.
A stagecoach driver visits Corcoran's home in Five Points, requesting Corky's presence at the luxurious home of former war compatriot, Robert Morehouse.
The Contessa denies employing children in her brothel, but Corky isn't convinced.
Kevin questions Bill Login, a doorman at Pompadou's Bordello, regarding the death of Annie's twin sister.
Kevin stops by the Contessa's Bordello to question her about employing young girls. The Contessa has no qualms with hiring children —as long as there’s a buck to be made.
Manhattan aristocrat Robert Morehouse is a frequent guest of Madame Pompadou's Bordello, a higher-class version of Eva’s Paradise run by a much more ruthless madam, Contessa Pompadou.
Doctor Matthew Freeman is Detective Kevin Corcoran's right-hand man in murder investigations.
