Before there was CSI, there was... QUINCY!

[Zomby Woof]

*cue up jazzy theme song*

[KitchenWitch]

1. I loved Quincy!

[GOPisEvil]

2. Poor Sam! He never had a life! Quincy always had that dude working!

:D

[Zomby Woof]

3. He had to cancel his dates every Friday!

Quincy came out at the right age... I was too young to work or be out driving around, but old enough to stay up later! :D

[Deja Q]

4. He was also a real meanie toward...

http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:0CkF2hVR9agJ:mywebpages.comcast.net/matchgame/smokerslounge/somers_brett2.jpg

[Ryano42]

5. Before the X-Files there was...

KOLCHAK: The Night Stalker!!!

Good to see this year's attempt to rehash it failed miserably :evilgrin:

[flamingyouth]

6. YES!

:woohoo:

[tuvor]

7. The Punk Rock episode was the best. Totally.

http://web.archive.org/web/19991111181618/www.requestline.com/pop/feature/1997/09/episode/3index.html

[Tikki]

8. I so remember that episode.....

...it was like p-o-s-e-u-r central, yeah.




Tikki

[Tikki]

9. dp

Tikki

[flamingyouth]

10. MAYHEM!

Punk rock kills! :rofl:

[tuvor]

11. Here's a link to a fun article from the Catalog of Cool

TV Meets the Beats, Punks & Hippies

Find the hard copy, if you can!

http://www.catalog-of-cool.com/tvmeets.html

[flamingyouth]

15. That's a great article

I have the Catalog of Cool book. Thanks. :D

[tuvor]

16. I knew someone else on DU did.

Just couldn't recall whether it was you.

That and the second volume steered me toward a lot of great stuff, especially music.

Incredibly useless trivia: In Too Cool, the male beatnik model is none other than Coop! http://www.coopstuff.com

[flamingyouth]

17. Same here!

I was young when I first picked up that book. It really influenced my tastes too.

Thanks for both of those links - bookmarked. :D

[Kire]

12. I was really little, but...

...it was one of my favorite shows. I always thought it was for older people. I haven't seen it in ages. I wonder what it's like.

[AlCzervik]

13. an excellent show, "Yes the death was casued when the victim was

standing on one leg facing west and looking at a yak" and he nailed everytime.

[pokerfan]

14. Before there was Survivor, there was

[hfojvt]

18. I cannot think of a signature line from the show

but someone once pointed out that Quincy was a master of histrionics. :rant:

[Zomby Woof]

20. NO one beat Quincy for righteous rage!

He always punked his bureaucratic boss!

[jane_pippin]

21. "Carl Phillip Hopwood was a Goood, Decent MAN!"

Ok, so not exactly a catch phrase, but my brother and I used to watch Quincy every day when it was on A&E. That's the line we got the biggest kick out of and still quote to each other at random times.

Also, Quincy was real big on hematomas (sp?) as clues.

[Syrinx]

19. Jack Klugman was on Conan last week

He was promoting his book about his friendship with Tony Randall. It was kind of sweet, but it seemed eerily similar to Jerry Lewis' book about Dean Martin.

[jus_the_facts]

22. Quincy was one o'my Dad's favorite shows back in the day......

....and so it was one o'mine as well...and Hawaii 5'O and Baretta were also better than anything on TV today...I dare say! :o

:hi: I'd rather que your sig song instead!! :hug: