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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | COPS was a reality show that was "filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement", which means it was incredibly cheap to make. It was also the longest-running Reality Show on television (it premiered on FOX on March 11, 1989, where it ran until 2013; it then ran on Spike/Paramount Network until May 11, 2020). The show had a proven formula that remained popular for years, and it was part of the longest unchanged nightly schedule in American television (FOX's Saturday night schedule; the other show in that schedule was America's Most Wanted). COPS was arguably the most realistic Reality Show on television: there was absolutely no script and no narration outside of the opening credits; everything you saw was real people in real situations. |
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