监狱风云 (美国电视剧)
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| Oz | |
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| Image:Ozposter.jpg The cast of Oz |
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| 分类 | Drama |
| 原著 | Tom Fontana |
| 演出 | Harold Perrineau Jr. Lee Tergesen J.K. Simmons Eamonn Walker Dean Winters Kirk Acevedo Christopher Meloni Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje Ernie Hudson Terry Kinney Rita Moreno B.D. Wong Lauren Vélez |
| 國家 |  United States |
| 集數 | 56 |
| 制片 | |
| 每集長度 | approximately 1:00 (commercial-free) |
| 发行 | |
| 首播频道 | HBO |
| 首播 | July 12, 1997 – February 23, 2003 |
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| IMDb 介绍 | |
| TV.com 概要 | |
《监狱风云》(Oz)是由美国HBO电视网制作播出的电视剧，从1997年到2003年总共播出了6季。
该剧主要讲述在一所监狱Oswald（昵称Oz）里，各色服刑人员、家属、狱警之间发生的种种生死离别的故事。
目录 |
[编辑] 演员和角色
[编辑] 服刑人员的帮派和组织
[编辑] 各集列表和播映资讯
[编辑] 行话和术语
- Oz - Shortened term of Oswald. The main abbreviation that the prisoners use.
- Emerald City - Also called Em City. An experimental wing of the prison where most of Oz takes place. In the first episode it was referred to as "Cell Block 5". So chances are it could have been known as "Unit E" at one time.
- Gen Pop - Nickname for a general population prison unit. Unit B is the main Gen Pop unit shown in Oz.
- Hack - a corrections officer.
- Get healthy - Receiving a new shipment of drugs
- Tits - Drugs, most often heroin or cocaine. Discussion of drugs sometimes plays off of this slang. For example "squeeze my tits" for "share drugs".
- Babies - Drug users, plays off the term tits, as babies breastfeed.
- Prag - An inmate who has been made the sexual slave of another inmate. More generally, it may be used as an insult for a submissive or homosexual inmate. Thought to be a portmanteau of prison and fag.
- Jizz - Term used amongst inmates to recognize credibility inside of prison walls; comes from "jism", an American slang term for semen.
- Shank - Improvised dagger.
[编辑] 地点
[编辑] 花絮
- Tom Fontana researched the show over two years, writing different drafts of the script and deciding what type of prison Oswald would be. The presentation for the network was only about Ortolani's story, and shot on a different stage from the Emerald City stage (which had not yet been built).
- The opening credits include footage of a person getting a tattoo of the series logo. This person is Tom Fontana, the series creator. According to commentary, nobody else would submit to getting a tattoo.
- As of September 5, 2006, all six seasons of Oz have been released on DVD.
- When they were filming the finale of Season 4 it was unclear whether the show would be renewed. Two endings were filmed, one of which would be used if the show was cancelled, and the other of which would be used if it was renewed. The show was renewed, but Tom Fontana liked the other ending so much that they included it as a dream sequence.
- The prison is named for Russel G. Oswald commissioner of Attica Prison when the riot occurred there.
- In a fourth season episode where the character of Keller is shown urinating while in solitary confinement, actor Christopher Meloni actually urinated on camera. [1]
- In the commentary track for the first season DVD, Tom Fontana stated that actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje would display his penis in scenes where it was not required by the script but would refuse to do so when it was written in the script.
- For the boxing tournament featured in season three producer Tom Fontana asked all the prospective contestants if they could box. All assured them that they could. In reality, however, only Chuck Zito had boxed previously.
- According to Rita Moreno, MuMs da Schemer, who played Arnold "Poet" Jackson was absent for rehearsal one day because he was actually in prison.
- As of December 2006, cast members of Oz are seen as cast members on various other tv shows including: Lost (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje and Harold Perrineau Jr.), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (Christopher Meloni, Dean Winters, and B. D. Wong), Law & Order: Criminal Intent (Kathryn Erbe), Rescue Me (Dean Winters, Robert John Burke, and Lee Tergesen), Desperate Housewives (Lee Tergesen and Ernie Hudson), Justice (Eamonn Walker), The Closer (J. K. Simmons), Dexter (Lauren Vélez, Scott William Winters, Erik King, and David Zayas), Gilmore Girls (Edward Herrmann) and 30 Rock (Dean Winters).
[编辑] 为其他媒体所引用
- An episode of NBC's Saturday Night Live hosted by Jerry Seinfeld featured an "episode" of Oz (using the actual set and actors) where Jerry, as the character who was sent to prison during the final episode of Seinfeld and the actor, is transferred to Em City; the short film combines and parodies memorable moments in both series.
- The episode Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High of FOX's Family Guy featured Lois Griffin believing her son Chris to have killed a man, whereas it was actually the man's wife who did the deed. Lois briefly contemplates calling the police but forgets it, stating "I can't call the police. I have to get rid of this body or Chris will go to prison, and we all know what happens in prison showers! I've seen Oz!"' It then cuts to a group of naked inmates scrubbing each others backs in the shower singing a song to the tune to Merry Old Land Of Oz from The Wizard of Oz.
- The Arrested Development episode "Visiting Ours" featured a young, traumatized George Michael Bluth watching an episode of Oz, mistaking the show for the film The Wizard Of Oz; as a result, George Michael spends the entire series petrified of prisons.
- In an episode of the Adult Swim series Robot Chicken a segment parodies Oz starring the Scarecrow from "The Wizard of Oz" who gets shanked with a shiv in the cafeteria.
- The South Park episode "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000," in which character Eric Cartman is sent to juvenile hall, is a clear parody of Oz, even featuring the show's theme song.
- The Simpsons episode "The Seven-Beer Snitch" features Homer Simpson becoming a snitch and receiving a series of gifts and privileges, one of which being an "adorable little hat" identical to the one worn by Simon Adebisi in Oz.
- The Venture Bros. episode "Powerless in the Face of Death" features music similar to the Oz opening theme during a prison scene.
- On HBO Series Six Feet Under, characters David Fisher and Keith Charles are seen watching Oz and talking about the show on occasion.
- On one episode of "Queer as Folk", Brian's nephew says he hopes Brian is sent to jail and anally raped by a black man. Justin comments that his parents must have HBO.
[编辑] 参见
您可以在维基语录中查看或添加與此条目相关的摘錄：
- List of Oz Deaths
- List of Oz episodes
[编辑] 出典
[编辑] 书籍
- OZ -- Behind These Walls: The Journal of Augustus Hill, (ISBN 0-06-052133-3)
[编辑] 来源
- Season 1, Episode 2, DVD Commentary on "Oz: The Complete First Season."
[编辑] 外部链接
- Oz's transcripts
- 《OZ》在互联网电影数据库（IMDb）
