That relatability had audiences watching more than 28 billion minutes of last season alone on NBC and digital platforms — including celebrities who can't get enough of the show. Taylor Swift counts herself as a fan she invited the cast to a stop on her Reputation Tour in , as do Kristen Bell and Kris Jenner. Interact with enough pop culture, and you'll notice at least one "Dateline" nod, from Kaley Cuoco 's reference to it on "The Flight Attendant," to Saweetie giving the show a shoutout in her song "Tap In.
The show's place in history is yet to be determined, but its legacy is taking form. Morrison says if "Dateline" is successful in its mission, the show will be remembered as "a kind of a sociological touchstone. Murphy says crime has always been a part of storytelling, from the Bible's Cain and Abel to Shakespearean deaths on stage. Facebook Twitter Email. Show Caption. Hide Caption. Share your feedback to help improve our site! You just have to have them. There are not many stories that are like that.
But I think philosophically if you can't get the key character, then you probably decide you can't do a story. Big, headline-grabbing stories are the exception, Corvo said. It's a year-old story, and there were important people along the way that we would have loved to have spoken with and they're just over it — they don't want to do it anymore. The causes and consequences of crime, more than the criminal act itself, is at the heart of Dateline. Do they have a buzz cut or frizzy hair from cheap commissary shampoo?
Is that a brick wall behind them? Mankiewicz regaled a rapt CrimeCon audience with one extreme exception. On one shoot, confronted with a strict prison policy and a very obvious institutional brick wall, his crew improvised a creative camouflage: On the morning of the shoot, he took a painting off the wall of his hotel room and took it to the prison, causing a few raised eyebrows as they passed their equipment through the security screening.
I took off my blazer and gave it to him. Turning over the pages of a case file. Reviewing the evidence. Driving to the crime scene. Gable pointed out that there is a huge difference between these scene shots and the cheesy reenactments that are de rigueur for pulpier true crime shows like Snapped.
We would not do that. But if they're pulling out an existing file … they're just showing you a body of work, or showing you evidence … that the public can see anytime if they wanted to go ask.
And they either want to play ball or they don't. Morrison and his colleagues have a genuine respect for people in law enforcement. Two college roommates barricade themselves in their bathroom and make a frantic call to -- little did investigators know this call would be connected to a body found just a few weeks earlier.
Russ Faria returns to his Missouri home one evening to find his wife Betsy dead. Despite his denials, police think he's the killer. A mysterious man appears at a Montana lake, leading to questions about how he got there and why he was visiting. Popular, year-old Corey Wieneke is found dead at his home on October 13th, On April 16th, -- the family of Lisa Ziegert is terrified when the year-old is reported missing. The day after a huge rainstorm in Austin, a woman is found dead in her own home.
Missing in America. North Carolina man charged with murder after leading police to missing woman's body. Mystery surrounds disappearance of Los Angeles mother after leaving son's football game last month. Cold Case Spotlight. Lack of new leads in case of missing Virginia man leave authorities, family pleading for public's help. Murder of Ebby Steppach remains unsolved six years later.
Dateline: In the News. In the News. Watch the Dateline episode "Horror at the Lake" now. Watch the Dateline episode "The Wrong Door" now. Watch the Dateline episode "Kill Switch" now. While in Ventura, California working on an all-new Dateline, our producers stopped by one of the oldest surf shops to learn about shaping surfboards. A Postcard from the Field: The Cowboy — and While in Texas to film an all-new Dateline mystery, our producers stopped by the Lone Star Arena to check out barrel racing, where daring female riders compete in one of the fastest events at the rodeo.
A Postcard from the Field: The Historic While working on all-new Dateline mystery, our producers traveled to Worthington, Minnesota, where they shot part of the story at a large beautiful old home with a rich history.
A Postcard from the Field: Frank Lloyd While in Bakersfield, California shooting a new Dateline, our producers met David Coffey, the caretaker of the Ablin house, to learn more about the history behind one of the last houses designed by Frank LLoyd Wright A Postcard from the Field: Milo's Hamburgers. While working on an all-new Dateline report, our producers headed over to Milo's, a Birmingham, Alabama based restaurant that has been serving up their delicious seasoned fries since
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