15 Weird Facts About New York Undercover (1994–1998) You Never Knew

15 Weird Facts About New York Undercover (1994–1998) You Never Knew Before Law & Order dominated Dick Wolf's empire, he created a groundbreaking cop show that featured soul legend Gladys Knight as a nightclub owner, saw its stars stage a salary walkout that led to death threats from the producer himself, and made history as TV's first police drama with two leads of color—only to have its final episode banned from airing for eight months.