Nash Bridges : Synopsis, Pictures, Photos, Trivia, Filming Locations

Nash Bridges is an inspector within the San Francisco police. Relaxed, unless it is his car, he is devoted to his work, supported in his task by Joe Dominguez, his best friend and excellent Limier, Harvey, a former hippie converted as IT expert and Evan , his spiritual son. Divorced twice, Nash lives with his fiery daughter Cassidy and his father Nick, suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

Nash Bridges was an American television series which was broadcast for the first time in 1996 on the CBS network. The series featured Don Johnson in the role of Inspector Nash Bridges, a detective from the Homicides brigade in San Francisco. The character of Nash Bridges was an experienced and determined detective who worked to resolve complex crimes in the city of San Francisco.

The series was written and produced by Carlton Cuse and developed by executive producers Don Johnson and John A. Davis. The series was known for its thrilling action scenes and for its music, which included songs from many popular artists from the 1990s.

In addition to Don Johnson, the distribution of the series included Cheech Marin, Jaime P. Gomez, Jeff Perry, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe and Annette O'Toole. The series was broadcast for six seasons and totaled 122 episodes.

Nash Bridges was a success for CBS and has won a considerable number of faithful fans over the years. The series has also won numerous prizes, including the Primetime Emmy Award for best television music.

In summary, Nash Bridges was an American television series from the 1990s which featured Don Johnson in the role of a detective working for the Homicides brigade in San Francisco. The series was known for its thrilling action scenes and for its music, and was broadcast for six seasons.

Series premise created by Don Johnson and Hunter S. Thompson. Thompson can be seen briefly as a restaurant piano player in the premiere episode.

Nash shares a playful love/hate relationship with Caitlin Cross. In "Miami Vice" (1984), Johnson's character shared an edgier, more intense one with pop star Caitlin Davies (played by Sheena Easton).

Nash Bridges' 1971 Hemi 'Cuda isn't, in fact, a 1971 Hemi 'Cuda. It's actually a 440 'Cuda done up to look like a Hemi 'Cuda with a Shaker hood (an option on 440s, but standard on Hemi 'Cudas) and a few Hemi emblems.

Don Johnson not only starred in the series, but co-created it and owned a percentage of it. When the show went into syndication, he did quite well financially.

The script that Hunter S. Thompson and Don Johnson wrote and pitched to NBC was much darker than the series ended up, and wasn't particularly suitable for prime time. In it, Nash was a drug addict who was dating the daughter of a wanted San Francisco mafia figure.

In the series finale on 5/4/01 "Fair Game", CBS announced the show as the season finale but due to budget problems with the show, DJ and CBS pulled the plug on the series.

Pro wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's character, Jake Cage, was considered for a possible spin-off.

Originally, James Gammon's character, Nick Bridges, was to have had Alzheimer's Disease, however, that characteristic was gradually phased out with no explanation.

Don Johnson is the only cast member to appear in all 122 episodes of the series.

Filming locations:

Oakland, California, USA

San Francisco, California, USA

• Creation date: 2008/01/08 by abdest

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