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* TheCameo: Toronto mayor Olivia Chow shows up to speak to Inspector Holness in "Boys will be Boys" at the TPD.
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* PoliticianGuestStar: Toronto mayor Olivia Chow shows up to speak to Inspector Holness in "Boys will be Boys" at the TPD.
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* TheCameo: Toronto mayor Olivia Chow shows up to speak to Inspector Holness in "Boys will be Boys" at the TPD.
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* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Intent chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Intent chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name.name as the Toronto Police Department. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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* SelfMadeLie: "Minnow and the Shark" features two examples as the main culprits. One is Nadia Betts, the CEO of [=BestBetts=], a grocery store chain. Despite having inherited the company from her grandfather, Nadia insists she earned her position through merit, but one of her employees states that the company is making money ''in spite'' of her. The other is Douglas Hill, founder of Hill Breads who started out as just a humble baker before becoming the owner of the largest commercial bakery in Canada and is much closer to being an underdog who rose to the top than Nadia. However, the detectives' investigation reveals that Nadia and Douglas are engaged in a price-fixing scheme -- when one increases the prices of their goods, the other gains market share. Zoe Vaughn, the VictimOfTheWeek, discovered this and was trying to expose both of them, hence why they had her killed.
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* BigBrotherBully: The VillainOfTheWeek in "Good Neighbours" was a monstrous example of this to his younger brother.
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** The culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killed off.
** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes over from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle", a witness was rammed on her driveway by a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes over from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle", a witness was rammed on her driveway by a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
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** The true culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person real artist who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killed off.
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** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammerdead, dead and his killer arrested, but the victim doesn't does not believe that her fiance "fiancé" is dead. Sure enough, someone takes over from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle",a witness the widow of the episode's VictimOfTheWeek was rammed on her driveway by a Mercedes-Benz sedan.sedan that was driven by the VillainOfTheWeek.
** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle",
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* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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* GovernmentAgencyOfFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident Intent chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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* SigilSpam: Expect to see the Canadian flag on TPD uniforms, which is already with most uniformed Canadian law enforcement agencies.
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* SigilSpam: Expect to see the Canadian flag on TPD uniforms, which is already a standard with most uniformed Canadian law enforcement agencies.
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** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes ove from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
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** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes ove over from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
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According to the production team, the episodes will be based on criminal cases "ripped from the headlines". It centers on serious criminal cases being investigation by the [[GovernmentAgencyOfFiction Toronto Police Department]] while working with Ontario Crown attorneys.
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According to the production team, the episodes will be based on criminal cases "ripped from the headlines". It centers on serious criminal cases being investigation investigated by the [[GovernmentAgencyOfFiction Toronto Police Department]] while working with Ontario Crown attorneys.
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* BittersweetEnding: The culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killed off.
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** The culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killedoff.off.
** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes ove from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
** The culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killed
** The ending of "Bleeding Heart" has the scammer dead, but the victim doesn't believe that her fiance is dead. Sure enough, someone takes ove from the dead scammer to continue scamming the woman.
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Not sure if TCI plays the same tone, but I'm sure it does
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->''"In Toronto's war on crime, the worst offenders are pursued by the detectives of the specialized Criminal Investigations Unit. These are their stories."''
''CHUNG CHUNG!''
''CHUNG CHUNG!''
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->''"In Toronto's war on crime, the worst offenders are pursued by the detectives of the specialized Criminal Investigations Unit. These are their stories."''
"'' ''CHUNG CHUNG!''
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: "Crack Reporter" is based on allegations that Ontario Premier Doug Ford was reported to be recorded smoking crack in 2016.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: "Crack Reporter" is based on allegations that Ontario Premier Doug former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was reported to be recorded smoking crack in 2016.
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* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Despite being a Canadian production set and filmed in Toronto, the opening narration uses the over-emphasized "toe-rawn-TOE" pronounciation for the city's name, which almost no Torontonian does[[note]] the second T is never that enunciated, and it should be something closer to Tronno, Toranna, Toronno, or basically, anything other than the VocalDissonance of what was opted for[[/note]].
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* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Despite being a Canadian production set and filmed in Toronto, the opening narration OpeningNarration uses the over-emphasized "toe-rawn-TOE" pronounciation for the city's name, which almost no Torontonian does[[note]] the second T is never that enunciated, and it should be something closer to Tronno, Toranna, Toronno, or basically, anything other than the VocalDissonance of what was opted for[[/note]].
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: "Crack Reporter" is based on allegations that Ontario Premier Doug Ford was reported to be recorded smoking crack in 2016.
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* SceneryPorn: The production team mention that the show will showcase aspects of Toronto from CN Tower, Little India and Chinatown instead of being [[CaliforniaDoubling used to double for American cities like Chicago and New York]].
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* SceneryPorn: The production team mention that the show will showcase aspects of Toronto from CN Tower, Little India and Chinatown instead of being [[CaliforniaDoubling used to double for American cities like Chicago and New York]].York]].
* SigilSpam: Expect to see the Canadian flag on TPD uniforms, which is already with most uniformed Canadian law enforcement agencies.
* SigilSpam: Expect to see the Canadian flag on TPD uniforms, which is already with most uniformed Canadian law enforcement agencies.
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* BittersweetEnding: The culprit responsible for killing Eve in "The Real Eve" was arrested, but the person who did the work for Eve wasn't around as she was killed off.
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* ClaimingViaFlag: The series makes certain you know it's the Canadian version of L&O with an absolutely ''huge'' Canadian flag in the credits, should anyone happen to think "Toronto" in the title meant somewhere else.
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* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Despite being a Canadian production set and filmed in Toronto, the opening narration uses the over-emphasized "toe-rawn-TOE" pronounciation for the city's name, which almost no Torontonian does[[note]] the second T is never that enunciated, and it should be something closer to Tronno, Toranna, Toronno, or basically, anything other than the VocalDissonance of what was opted for[[/note]].
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* GovernmentAgencyofFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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* GovernmentAgencyofFiction: GovernmentAgencyOfFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
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->''"In Toronto's war on crime, the worst offenders are pursued by the detectives of the specialized Criminal Investigations Unit. These are their stories."''
''CHUNG CHUNG!''
The fifth foreign spin-off in the Franchise/LawAndOrder franchise[[note]]Not counting the aborted South African version[[/note]], ''Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent'' is a Canadian version of ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent''. The show is airing throughout Canada by Creator/{{Citytv}}, both for TV and for online streaming from February 22, 2024. It's scheduled to run for 10 episodes. It stars Aden Young, Kathleen Munroe, K.C. Collins and Karen Robinson. The show's concepts are developed by Tassie Cameron.
According to the production team, the episodes will be based on criminal cases "ripped from the headlines". It centers on serious criminal cases being investigation by the [[GovernmentAgencyOfFiction Toronto Police Department]] while working with Ontario Crown attorneys.
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!!Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent provides examples of:
* AntagonistTitle: Like ''Criminal Intent'', the TPD goes after the suspect of the week and whatever motives they have.
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle", a witness was rammed on her driveway by a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
* GovernmentAgencyofFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
* TheMafiya: In "The Key to the Castle", the TPD was investigating a murder that seemingly have the Russian mafia involved. [[spoiler:They weren't responsible for it.]]
* SceneryPorn: The production team mention that the show will showcase aspects of Toronto from CN Tower, Little India and Chinatown instead of being [[CaliforniaDoubling used to double for American cities like Chicago and New York]].
''CHUNG CHUNG!''
The fifth foreign spin-off in the Franchise/LawAndOrder franchise[[note]]Not counting the aborted South African version[[/note]], ''Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent'' is a Canadian version of ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent''. The show is airing throughout Canada by Creator/{{Citytv}}, both for TV and for online streaming from February 22, 2024. It's scheduled to run for 10 episodes. It stars Aden Young, Kathleen Munroe, K.C. Collins and Karen Robinson. The show's concepts are developed by Tassie Cameron.
According to the production team, the episodes will be based on criminal cases "ripped from the headlines". It centers on serious criminal cases being investigation by the [[GovernmentAgencyOfFiction Toronto Police Department]] while working with Ontario Crown attorneys.
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!!Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent provides examples of:
* AntagonistTitle: Like ''Criminal Intent'', the TPD goes after the suspect of the week and whatever motives they have.
* CarFu: In "The Key to the Castle", a witness was rammed on her driveway by a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
* GovernmentAgencyofFiction: Unlike the original Criminal Intent, which preserved the New York Police Department (NYPD) name, Toronto: Criminal Incident chose to portray Toronto Police under a fictional name. The actual police force in Toronto is known as the Toronto Police Service.
* TheMafiya: In "The Key to the Castle", the TPD was investigating a murder that seemingly have the Russian mafia involved. [[spoiler:They weren't responsible for it.]]
* SceneryPorn: The production team mention that the show will showcase aspects of Toronto from CN Tower, Little India and Chinatown instead of being [[CaliforniaDoubling used to double for American cities like Chicago and New York]].
