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Streets of San Francisco

  • 23-06-2004 6:14pm
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    Ruu_Old
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    with Michael Douglas and some other guy i cant remember :) "A Quentin Martin production" hehe or something like that the voice over guy says


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  • #2
    tman
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    holy ****! i was thinking about this show the other day:D
    it had epilogues iirc?


  • #3
    Ruu_Old
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    it did indeed have epilogues


  • #4
    tman
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    think i'll download myself a few episodes once i get broadband:p
    man i loved that cheesy voiceover


  • #5
    byte
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    byte


    Was that the show that had writing on the screen saying "Act II, Act III, etc" after adverts?


  • #6
    BuffyBot
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    Wasn't that "The Fugitive"?


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  • #7
    rymus
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    streets had that too... great show, even if I was too young to fully understand it.


  • #8
    mike65
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    The coolest cop show of the 70s! :D

    streetsofsanfran1qm.jpg

    Mike.


  • #9
    Ruu_Old
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    i used to refer to him as the guy with the big nose hehe, classic show though :)


  • #10
    simu
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    It did have acts and the music was funkeh!


  • #11
    eggshapedfred
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    i used to refer to him as the guy with the big nose
    his name is karl malden, and he did have a huge nose. was police squad (subsequently naked gun) a p1sstake of shows like this?


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  • #12
    mike65
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    I think Marlden spent time as a boxer in his youth.

    Mike.


  • #13
    sceptre
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    Originally posted by mike65
    I think Marlden spent time as a boxer in his youth.

    Mike.
    Football in high school apparently. Went straight into acting after and got noticed by Eli Kazan.

    I always liked Malden as the cheeky pickpocket in Hotel, though there are better roles to choose from - the Kazan-directed On The Waterfront and A Streetcar Named Desire to pick two. or even The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck, one of my old favourites as it cost half-nothing and wasn't half-bad.

    I always liked Streets of San Francisco as a kid (probably the first re-run). It wasn't quite the same after Michael Douglas was replaced by Apollo out of Battlestar Galactica though.

    Malden's likely to be one of the next reasonably big actors to die of natural causes so get that long sought-after autograph while he's still moving.


  • #14
    mike65
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    Originally posted by sceptre
    Football in high school apparently. Went straight into acting after and got noticed by Eli Kazan.

    Corrected

    I always liked Streets of San Francisco as a kid (probably the first re-run). It wasn't quite the same after Michael Douglas was replaced by Apollo out of Battlestar Galactica though.

    Indeed they should have hit the cancel button once Douglas moved into movies.

    Mike.


  • #15
    mike65
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    I always liked Streets of San Francisco as a kid (probably the first re-run). It wasn't quite the same after Michael Douglas was replaced by Apollo out of Battlestar Galactica though.

    Indeed they should have hit the cancel button once Douglas moved into movies.

    Mike.


  • #16
    PBC_1966
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    Just about all the Quinn Martins were done that way with a voice-over on the opening titles: Add to the list Cannon and The Invaders.

    I'm sure that Police Squad had this very much in mind, with the narrator always giving out a different title to the one that appeared on the screen.... :)

    Oh, and for anyone unfamiliar with U.S. TV presentation, the epilog would have been the final short segment after the last commercial break. Most shows of the time had this, even though it might not have been flagged on-screen as such.


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