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I heard the name Jack Killian last night and it reminded me of that programme "Midnight Caller" about the DJ who was a bit of a detective as well.Anybody got any more of those old obscure programmes to discuss?
another two I thought of were Mannix and Sword of Justice
Mike Hammer
I liked that show and always had time for Gary Cole because of it, he went onto star int he equally obscure American Gothic, which I thought was great before they cancelled it after a fortnight, can't remember the female leads name in it, but i was quite partial to her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Den Perry
Edit: Brenda Bakke was her name, imdb is great for that stuff.
The Equaliser was another of those "after Today Tonight" shows I liked, was never a fan of Hill Street Blues but IM knwo loads that rave about it.
There was a Mike Hammer spoof [completely ripping off police squad] called Sledge hammer that in my innocence i found Hilarious, that was obscure I guess.
Petrocelli - Must have taken him 10 years to build that damn house
Mcall..wasn't that the guy in the equaliser? Hill St Blues was depressing enough, but I liked it(maybe made me feel better!!). There were some good characters in it(especially Sgt Renko) Can anybody rem "Sword of Justice"? I was only a little kid but rem my brother used to let me stay up on Tuesday night to watch it when babysitting me...and the same with MannixQuote:
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That had her in one the sexiest scenes I've seen on TV. Can't beat a bit of femme fatale.Quote:
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It changed half way through though and after a brilliant first 10 episodes (or whatever) it just got silly at the end.
Detective series
The Persuaders (Tony Curtis & Roger Moore)
Moore plays a UK college boy teamed up with Curtis as a streetwise yank,great sets & locations and John Barrys theme music:cool:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO_yy...eature=related
dempsey and makepiece....Glynnis Barber was a nice bit of stuff
Bergerac
William Conrad as "Cannon".
Raymond Burr as "Ironside".
Comedy-The Young Ones.
is it just me or is the vast majority of series listed here crime/police based?
Tour Of Duty ws another brilliant series, It used to be on utv at some silly time in the morning
Ya I remember it well, Tour of Duty was very good alright, caught a few episodes of it here and there again lately on FX. Not 100% but I think it's on Saturdays sometime during the day!Quote:
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On another note, to continue the crime/police theme, do any of ye remember "T.J. Hooker" with William Shatner and a very young Heather Locklear??
Renegade,starred Lorenzo Lamas,played Lance Gioberti in Falcon Crest
mad i'm sad:o:o:o
walker texas ranger was the best
haha, this thread is mad - got me thinking
Streethawk - really corny show, a la Knightrider, but on a motorbike - loved the show as a kid
The Prisoner - Patrick McGoohan - I am not a number - the bouncing ball was a genius addition to the show
Sledge Hammer was hiliarous - haven't seen that in years
Sledge Hammer was just brilliant. Not a Mike Hammer spoof though, far from it. Spoof of 80s US cop shows, and Dirty Harry too no doubt. Some great lines in it. "I just wanted to shoot my gun!" :DQuote:
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I saw David Rasche in something just recently, an episode of Ugly Betty or something (which I didn't watch, it's ****e!)
As we seem to be concentrating more on the late night shows of yesteryear,
1. Why isn't this in TV & Film?
and
2. I give you - Night Stand with Dick Deitrich.
"Hey, I'm sick, I need help!" :D :D
(I'm at work and can't youtube!)
Moonlighting and The Equaliser i used to enjoy watching.
but my favourite detective series of all time is "Murder She Wrote" :D was absoulte genius TV :D
Good Call, that was outstanding :DQuote:
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does anyone remember Night Court,comedy set in a New York night court(surprisingly enough)