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"Book him, Danno. Murder One."
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Street of San Francisco's another fav from the 70's. Karl Malden & a very young Michael Douglas.
Starsky & Hutch yet another  |
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Bodie & Doyle
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Scooby Doo?
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"Book 'em, Danno" - sorry!
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McLeod, McMillan, charlies angels
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Or was it mcmillan and wife
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Hart to Hart with the delectable Steph Powers
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Sergeant George Dixon a massive omission imo. Played by Jack Warner, I was told he broke the law himself a few years later, worked for FIFA and was investigated and sacked for fiddling, same as all fifa officials
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The Fugitive with David Jansen in the 60s has never been bettered. Watched by over half the nation.
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The Fugitive was brilliant and still well worth a watch. David Jansen later had a good detective series which many have forgot. It was called Harry O.
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Dennis Weaver as McCloud was very good and Cagney & Lacey was ok.
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themightymac • September 6, 2018 12:34 AM BST
Dennis Weaver as McCloud was very good and Cagney & Lacey was ok. Dennis Weaver was a very good actor as well, he was in Steven Speilbergs first ever film. Duel |
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Duel was a classic thriller dambuster. Haven`t seen it for years. Will need to look it out now that you have reminded me of it. Cheers!
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Going a bit of track here but Dial M For Murder was a brilliant crime thriller. Hitchcock was a master of suspense. Came from Leytonstone, I think.
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*off
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*off yerself mac.
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Mannix and Barnaby Jones were another two good ones. Buddy Ebsen (Jed Clampett) was great as BJ. I met him once. He was about 7ft tall and had two beautiful daughters. Nice family they were. He died in 2003 aged 95.
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Prime Suspect was a no miss for me.
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I loved Columbo, quite comical as well.
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Banacek.
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If they drive a Ford, you know you've got a proper TV detective. So for me it's a dead heat between Eddie Shoestring
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Jock Weir and Fancy Smith in Z Cars drove a Ford Zephyr, pwoper detectives!!!
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Fancy smith was Brian Blessed and Jock Weir was John Inman if i remember rightly
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Vera - ah pet
used to love the sweeny and the films too |
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Let me throw in
Rebus Waking The Dead Hill Street Blues |
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Serpico.
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Serpico, great film, Pacino was brilliant.
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I think I read that Inman turned down the role for fear of being typecast.
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Serpico was a brave man and a man of scruples who stood up against the corruption in N.Y. Police Department. Pacino was indeed brilliant in the part.
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The Saint was very good private detective series.
As was The Baron with Steve Forest playing the antique dealer turned private detective. |
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The Persuaders, if for the theme tune alone
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