| 1. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 1 | 1976 |
| 2. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 2 | 1977 |
| 3. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 3 | 1977 |
| 4. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 4 | 1978 |
| 5. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 5 | 1979 |
| 6. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 6 | 1980 |
| 7. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 7 | 1981 |
| 8. | Quincy, M.E.: Season 8 | 1982 |
Quincy, M.E.
Quincy, M.E, a man who must have been a nightmare to work with! Quincy was a crusading Medical Examiner in Los Angeles, an expert at his job he was always capable of finding something that everyone else missed. A small clue that would go against all the rest of the evidence in a case and would lead to him arguing with his boss, Asten, and/or the investigating detective, nearly always Monahan. Quincy started of as a straight forward crime series with a difference, it was a M.E. investigating not a police officer or private eye.As the series went from strength to strength the writers, probably with a little push from Klugman, started bringing in stories about social injustice rather than criminal. Most of the time this worked, in fact it is sometimes interesting to see that some of the things highlighted still have not changed even now! Sometimes it came over a little preachy but the show can never be faulted for trying to enlighten the eyes of its viewers.
As Quincy looks into the rape and murder of a civil servant; he finds a rash of murders - and a political conspiracy.
The body of a woman, initially identified as an alcoholic prostitute, is found in a rundown motel. Soon, it's discovered she's a former actress, who's writing a tell-all book; the contents of which could prove damaging to certain people.
Actress, Roberta Rhodes, is found dead in her bedroom. The police think it was probably suicide, but a gossip-monger tells Quincy she died at the hand of a US Congressman, who's an old friend of his.
Cat burglars break into a Mexican museum and steal millions worth of jewels, with the intention of fencing them in the same oceanside town Quincy's at to celebrate the 4th of July holiday.
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Lynette Mettey | Lee |
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Jack Klugman | Dr. R. Quincy / M.E. |
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Robert Ito | Sam Fujiyama |
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Garry Walberg | Lt. Frank Monahan |
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John S. Ragin | Dr. Robert Asten |
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Val Bisoglio | Danny Tovo |
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Joseph Roman | Sgt. Brill |
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Bob Harks | Reporter |
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Nico Stevens | Inquest Spectator |
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Murray Pollack | Reporter |
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Andrew Prine | |
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Stuart Whitman | |
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Eddie Garrett | Ed - Crime Photographer |
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Bart Greene | Technician |
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Fernando Lamas | |
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George Wyner | Marcus |
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Woodrow Parfrey | Bower |
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Richard Libertini | Felsenfield |
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William Daniels | Paul Reardon |
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Andy Romano | Derrick Kendal |
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David Armstrong | Reporter |
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Robert Foxworth | Congressman Charles Sinclair |
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Cosmo Sardo | Reporter |
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Norman Stevans | Funeral Guest |
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Jack Berle | Inquest Spectator |
| Director | Noel Black |
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| E.W. Swackhamer |
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| Bruce Kessler |
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| Steven Hilliard Stern |
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| Writer | Lou Shaw, Glen A. Larson, Michael Kozoll, Richard Powell, Sean Bain | |
| Producer | Winrich Kolbe, Glen A. Larson, Lou Shaw | |
| Musician | Stu Phillips | |
| Photography | Ben Colman | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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