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  • Julien
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    Which is the name of this actress ? Thank you in advance
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  • staffslad
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    Just seen Quincy on ITV 4. How does he get all those good-looking women?

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  • Richard1978
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    I remember the BBC repeated Quincy in the late 1990s.

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  • staffslad
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    Originally posted by zabadak View Post
    He was also in the TV series version of The Odd Couple, with Tony Randall


    Yes, I remember him being in the TV version of The Odd Couple. It was on in the early 70s, maybe on BBC. I think it was also repeated in the 80s as I have a vague recollection of also watching it then.

    As for Quincy, yes it was a decent show. I won't say I am a big fan, but it strove to be a bit different by making the hero in a crime series not a private eye or police officer.

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  • George 1978
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    Originally posted by DeptfordDraylons View Post
    I remember sitting in bed and the TV being on downstairs in the living room. I recall it being shown at 9.00pm on Thames Television, so my recollection of it is the Quincy theme tune being preceded by the Thames theme.

    I have never really watched an episode of this from beginning to end, though.
    Central shown it at 9.00 pm on Monday evenings in the mid 1980s, although not all regions shown it - some of them shown repeats of Minder. I bet that it was a different episode shown to the London one.

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  • zabadak
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    He was also in the TV series version of The Odd Couple, with Tony Randall

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  • George 1978
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    The late Jack Klugman was Quincy - he died on Christmas Eve in 2012 aged 90.

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  • aaronwarrior
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    Quincy is still being shown in the UK on terrestrial broadcasting channel itv4 most afternoons save for live events(snooker and horse racing is periodically shown), currently as of this writing it is up to series 5 but once all episodes are shown there is a break of a few weeks before the series starts again.

    I still watch it most afternoons even though I have watched most of the episodes with just a few missing from my watching enjoyment(I can catch up with these anytime).

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  • darren
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    but really did enjoy the show he may have shouted but it was because he was passionate about what he believed to be right and he normally was right.

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  • wickerman
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    His character must have been one of the least unsympathetic sympathetic character ever on TV. He was old, ugly, bad-tempered and devoid of any charm. PS. He's since snuffed it.

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  • darren
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    Quincy ran from 1976 until 1983.

    there where 1 hundred and 48 episodes which lasted an hour.
    Here are the cast the characters they play and how many episodes they where in.
    the show was about a coroner who investigated suspicious deaths.

    Jack Klugman Dr. R. Quincy, M.E. 148 episodes, 1976 1983
    John S. Ragin Dr. Robert Asten 148 episodes, 1976 1983)
    Robert Ito Sam Fujiyama 148 episodes, 1976 1983
    Garry Walberg Lt. Frank Monahan 146 episodes, 1976 1983
    Joseph Roman Sgt. Brill 146 episodes, 1976 1983
    Val Bisoglio Danny Tovo 139 episodes, 1976 1983
    Eddie Garrett Ed 110 episodes, 1976 1983
    John Nolan Bartender 84 episodes, 1977 1983

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  • Flash Gordon
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    Think about the kids,man! Think about the kids!
    Quincy, must of seen every episope...

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  • memoman
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    I loved watching Quincy they do get repetative after such a long time but he was a popular actor.I loved watching Columbo too.But all good things you watch and watch.I liked kojak but not catched many repeats.I have loads of all on dvd anyway.

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  • stud1al
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    It was a good show and it's on dvd

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  • DeptfordDraylons
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    I remember sitting in bed and the TV being on downstairs in the living room. I recall it being shown at 9.00pm on Thames Television, so my recollection of it is the Quincy theme tune being preceded by the Thames theme.

    I have never really watched an episode of this from beginning to end, though.

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