Editing 87th Precinct (section)

==Other media==

'''Theatrical films'''
*''[[Cop Hater (film)|Cop Hater]]'' (1958) starring [[Robert Loggia]] and [[Gerald O'Loughlin (actor)|Gerald O'Loughlin]]
*''[[The Mugger (film)|The Mugger]]'' (1958) starring [[Kent Smith]], [[Nan Martin]] and [[James Franciscus]]
*''[[The Pusher (film)|The Pusher]]'' (1960) starring [[Robert Lansing (actor)|Robert Lansing]]
*''[[High and Low (1963 film)|Tengoku to Jigoku]]'' (''High and Low'') (1963) Japanese film directed by [[Akira Kurosawa]] starring [[Toshiro Mifune]], [[Tatsuya Nakadai]] and [[Kyōko Kagawa]] (based on ''King's Ransom'')
*''[[Without Apparent Motive|Sans Mobile Apparent]]'' (''Without Apparent Motive'') (1971) French/Italian film starring [[Jean-Louis Trintignant]], [[Carla Gravina]], [[Jean-Pierre Marielle]] and [[Dominique Sanda]] (Based on ''Ten Plus One'')
*''[[Fuzz (film)|Fuzz]]'' (1972) starring [[Burt Reynolds]], [[Raquel Welch]], [[Yul Brynner]], [[Tom Skerritt]] and [[Jack Weston]]
*''[[Blood Relatives (film)|Les Liens du Sang]]'' (''Blood Relatives'') (1978) French/Canadian film starring [[Donald Sutherland]], [[Donald Pleasence]] and [[David Hemmings]]
*''[[Kofuku (film)|Kofuku]]'' (aka ''Lonely Heart'') (1981) (based on ''Lady, Lady I Did It'') Japanese film starring [[Yutaka Mizutani]], [[Toshiyuki Nagashima]] and Rie Nakahara
* "Способ убийства" ("Killer's Wedge") (1993) Ukraine/Russia film

'''TV series and TV films'''
*''[[87th Precinct (TV series)|87th Precinct]]'' ([[1961 in television|1961]]-[[1962 in television|62]] [[NBC]]) television series co-starring [[Robert Lansing (actor)|Robert Lansing]], [[Gena Rowlands]], [[Ron Harper (actor)|Ron Harper]], [[Gregory Walcott]], and [[Norman Fell]]
*''[[Columbo (season 10)|Columbo: No Time to Die]]'' (based on ''So Long as You Both Shall Live'') (1992) (TV film)
*''[[Columbo (season 10)|Columbo: Undercover]]'' (based on ''Jigsaw'') (1994) (TV film) starring [[Harrison Page]] as Detective Sgt. Arthur Brown.
*''Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Lightning'' (1995) (TV film) Aired on NBC starring [[Randy Quaid]] and [[Ving Rhames]]
*''Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Ice'' (1996) (TV film) Aired on NBC starring [[Dale Midkiff]] and [[Joe Pantoliano]]
*''Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Heatwave'' (1997) (TV film) Aired on NBC starring [[Dale Midkiff]] and [[Erika Eleniak]]

'''Literature'''
*''87th Precinct'' (1962) (Comic Book series)
*''Polishataren'' (''Cop Hater'') (1990), a Swedish [[graphic novel]] written by Claes Reimerthi and drawn by Martin Sauri
*''[[The Stand#The Complete & Uncut Edition|The Stand: the Complete & Uncut Edition]]'' ([[1990 in literature|1990]]) by [[Stephen King]] has a minor character, "Edward M. Norris, lieutenant of police, detective squad, in the Big Apple's 87th Precinct" (pg 71). Steve Carella is briefly mentioned.
*''The Last Best Hope'' ([[1998 in literature|1998]]), a novel in McBain's Matthew Hope series, features Steve Carella as a supporting character.
*Stephen King novella, "The Mist", one of the major characters is named Ollie Weeks, a detective from the neighboring 83rd Precinct.

=== Podcasts ===
*[http://hark87podcast.blogspot.com/ Hark! The 87th Precinct Podcast](2016 - ongoing) [Audio Podcast] A podcast dedicated to a book-by-book exploration of the 87th Precinct series, its adaptations and [[Spin-off (media)|spin-offs]]. The podcast also explores some other works by [[Ed McBain|Evan Hunter]] and has featured interviews with [[Otto Penzler]] (writer and proprietor of [[The Mysterious Bookshop]] in New York)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://hark87podcast.blogspot.com/2018/07/hark-bonus-interview-otto-penzler-at.html|title=Interview with Otto Penzler (July 2018)}}</ref> and [[James Naughtie]] (British radio presenter and writer).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://hark87podcast.blogspot.com/2018/11/hark-bonus-interview-james-naughtie.html|title=Interview with James Naughtie (November 2018)}}</ref> 
*''[http://www.paperbackwarrior.com/2019/11/paperback-warrior-podcast-episode-20.html?m=0 Paperback Warrior]'' (2019) [Audio Podcast] features a segment on Ed McBain's ''87th Precinct''. The episode delves into the author's bibliography and explores his police procedural series as well as the debut novel ''Cop Hater''. Co-Hosts Tom Simon and Eric Compton both suggest that the ''87th Precinct'' was influenced by the television show ''[[Dragnet (franchise)|Dragnet]]''.<ref>Compton, C.E., Simon, T.J.(Hosts).(2019, November 18).Paperback Warrior Podcast: Ed McBain [Audio podcast]</ref>