A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium

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Episode Order
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Character Descriptions
Characters by Episode
Actor in Alphabetical Order
Reccurring Characters
• Diane Sills
• Fat Rolly
• Officer Mike Todesco
• Abigail Crabtree
• Sweet Alice
• Anita
• Pepper the Shoeshine Girl
• Orange and Sandy
• Merle the Earl
• Kiko
• Mrs. Carston
• Minnie Kaplan
• Eddie Hoyle
• Ginny Simpson
• Uncredited, young, longhaired Asian woman
• Uncredited black guy with white shirt, blue jacket and James Brown hair
• Uncredited nurse
• Dobey not in six episodes
• Huggy Bear not in fourteen episodes
• Both Huggy Bear and Dobey not in one episode
Recurring Actors
• The credited actors
• Unaccredited duplicate actors
• Odd, round-faced man (Production Assistant Eldon Burke)
• Single character played by two different actors
• Two characters played by two different actors, in photographsWho? By Police Records
• Belle Kates
• Janos Martini
• Frank Marchetti
• Victor K. Bellamy
• Albert J. Wedell
• Artie Slokin
• Nick John Manning
• Gerald F. Konig
• Mousy Emmet Loomis
• Skinny Momo
• Alice K. Conrad/Ginger
• Ward Billings
• FBI Kickback, Hutch
• FBI kickback, Hutch, iffy
• FBI kickback, Starsky
• Victor O’Conner
• William “Mac” McDermott
• FBI kickback, Officer Carl Stoltz
• John Carelli
• Thomas Powell
• Fernando Hideaway
• Donald Widdicombe
• George A. Prudholm
• Jack Cunningham
• Coley
Inner Circle Relatives
• Starsky’s mother
• Starsky’s father
• Starsky's brother
• Starsky’s uncles
• Starsky’s aunts
• Starsky's grandmother
• Starsky's possible sister
• Starsky’s pet rock
• Hutch’s mother
• Hutch’s grandfather
• Hutch’s aunt
• Hutch's possible brother-in-law
• Hutch's possible sister
• Dobey’s family
• Huggy’s family
Before They Were Cops
• Hutch’s natal family and past
• Starsky’s natal family and past
Girlfriends, Dates and Female Attractions
• Hutch
• Starsky
• Notable couples
• Women they both date
• Women for whom they compete
• Women they rebuff
Jobs and Criminal Niches
• Starsky and Hutch in different professions, not including undercover work
• Lawyers
• Nurses
• Bartenders
• Thugs and hired muscle
• Flashers
• Butlers
• Musicians
• Blackmailers
• Janitors seen
• Doctors
• Fences
• Rapists
• Auto insurance scam guys
• Mob bosses
• Drug pushers
• Union leaders
• Safe crackers
• Pimps
• Sneaky hotel desk attendants with names
• Religious figures
• Secretaries with names
• Bookies
• Working girls and boys
• Employed dancers with names
• Snitches and informants
• Racehorses
• Car salespeople
• Reporters
• Hit men/women
• Professors
• Schoolteachers
• People who work at Huggy Bears/The Pits
• Councilmen
• Shoeshine men and women
• Guys with nylon stockings over their heads
• Weird-eyes guys
• Unfortunate 19-year olds
• Sizeable husbands and boyfriends…
• Short people
• Scouts
• Male dispatcher
• Janitors that cause trouble at the station
• Altar boys
• Car mechanics
• Security guards with names
Notable Siblings
• Notable brothers
• Notable brothers and sisters
• Notable sisters
Clothes and Shoes
• Shoe observations
• Starsky and Hutch in one shoe
• Starsky without shoes
• Hutch without shoes
• Dobey without a tie
• Straight jackets
• Bulletproof vests
• Dobey wears a bib while he eats
• Guys and purses
• Men dress as women to commit crimes
• Woman dresses as a man to commit crime
• Barons
• Gals wear Starsky and Hutch’s long sleeved shirts
• Capes
• Ring on the third finger of the left hand, perhaps a wedding ring
• Red socks on Starsky
• Hats
• Things kept in hats
• Starsky and club apparel
• Guys that wear that CAT trucker hat
• Hutch in glasses, excluding sunglasses
• Starsky and Hutch and women’s clothing
• Starsky and Hutch in identical outfits
• Mentions of Starsky and Hutch in uniform
• Wearing a Huggy Bear’s tee shirt
• Hutch wears his guitar shirt
• The Starsky cardigan sweater
• The orange sweater
• Hutch wears his leather white and dark varsity jacket
• Hutch’s green tennis shoes
• Hutch’s underwear
• Starsky’s underwear
• Hutch’s Himalayan Mounted Police uniform
• Hutch wears a tent
• Starsky’s Grand Funk, We’re an American Band red t-shirt
• Starsky’s long sleeved red shirt with little placket
• Starsky’s long sleeved blue shirt with little placket
• Hutch’s Lifschultz Fast Freight Shirt
• Hutch’s green and gold jogging suit
• Hutch’s Point Mugo bowling shirt
• Notable tie waving and chewing
• Hutch’s orange bathrobe
• Hutch’s white Irish cable sweater
• Handkerchiefs
• Putting stuff in and out of bras
• Shirtless Starsky
• Shirtless Hutch
• Lots of chest for Starsky
• Lots of chest for Hutch
Food Actions
• Spilled food or drink on Starsky and Hutch
• Bad guys get food in the face
• Hutch cooks for Starsky
• Starsky “cooks”
• Starsky loses his appetite or purposely doesn’t eat
• How long does Hutch fast
• Dieting
• The Inner Circle messes with each other’s food
• Starsky’s interrupted meals
• Officers need to a better job of watching their food and drink in public places
• Huggy suggests his food isn’t that good
• Hutch and chewing gum
• Hutch blows in his coffee cup
• Starsky dislikes oatmeal
Specific Food
• Green jello
• Chitins
• Huggy’s specialties
• Cheese
• Milk
• Tea
• Meatloaf
• Ice cream
• Bananas
• Eating fish
• Soup
• Eggs
• Starsky likes his eggs
• Hutch likes his eggs
• Pie
• Jelly
• Pizza
• Hamburgers
• Pickles
• Candy bars
• Licorice
• Notable things Starsky doesn’t eat
• Dates and their edibles
Booze
• Starsky and Hutch have wine
• Wine by name
• Starsky and Hutch have champagne
• Cheap booze
• Words for moonshine
• Starsky and Hutch drink hard liquor
• Starsky and Hutch offer someone else hard liquor
• Does Dobey ever drink alcohol?
• Starsky and Hutch drunk / tipsy
• Starsky and Hutch ordering non-alcoholic drinks and / or declining alcohol
• Beer signs
• Favorite drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic
Drugs
• Drug names and slang
• Pills and aspirin
• Asking for medicine
• Testing cocaine
Tobacco and Flowers
• Smoking is bad for bad
• Smoking is good for you
• Waving visual cigarette smoke
• Starsky and Hutch smoke
• Huggy smokes
Bodies and Care
• Notable feet
• Starsky’s feet hurt
• Starsky’s sore shoulder
• Starsky and Hutch’s sore backs
• Hutch gets a shot in butt
• Starsky gets a shot in the butt
• Starsky sticks his tongue out
• Starsky holds a nose to alter a voice
• Hutch’s hands
• Starsky’s hands
• Shaking and rubbing hands after a fight
• Notable warning fingers
• Slashing finger of death across throat
• Notable left-handed people
• Whiteface, blackface and red face
• What Starsky and Hutch do in her sleep
• Pregnancy
• Hutch and his naturally blond hair
• Starsky and Hutch make pointed comments about heavy people, not including Dobey
• Mentions of Dobey’s weight
• Starsky and Hutch attending to personal body care
• Aftershave
• Hutch says he is ticklish
• Starsky says he is ticklish
• Bare-chested Starsky and Hutch
• Notable wind blowing through Starsky and Hutch’s hair
• Winks
• Russian kissing two cheeks
• Starsky and Hutch use each other to climb, use as a ladder or give a hoist up
• Huggy is accosted
• Starsky and Hutch debate who goes through the door first
• Starsky puts things in the front of guy’s pants
• Facial scars
• Pale hands
• Ambidextrous Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky pulls a face
Physical Appearance
• People comment Starsky and Hutch don’t look like cops
• Beards, mostly on bad guys
• Fake mustaches and facial hair
• Beard for Dobey
• Moustache for Huggy
• Individual tattoos
• Comments on Hutch’s blond hair
• Comments on Starsky’s curly hair
• Comments on Starsky and Hutch’s physical good looks
• Starsky and Hutch’s verbal comments regarding their physical attractiveness and prowess with chicks
• Known about Starsky and Hutch's bodies
Big Starsky Smiles
Medical Ailments
• The ailments
• Starsky's injuries and ailments
• Hutch's injries and ailments
• Blindness
Body Parts
Hutch Touches Starsky
Starsky Touches Hutch
They Touch Each Other
• General body contact
• Violent contact between Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky and Hutch and the crafty shoulder trick
• Starsky and Hutch putting stuff in / out of each other’s mouth / eyes
• Starsky blows on Hutch
• Starsky and Hutch shake hands with each other
• Starsky lifts / moves Hutch
• Hutch lifts / moves Starsky
Other Body Contact
• Face squeezes
• Starsky and Hutch salute
• Starsky “slaps” the back of someone’s head
• Starsky and Hutch peek inside clothing to look at bullet wounds
• Face slaps and pats
• Hutch's physical contact with other cops, not including Dobey
• Starsky's physical contact with other cops, not including Dobey
• Another cop touches Starsky or Hutch
• Another cop touches Dobey
• Other butts and belly contact involving Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky and Hutch’s physical contact with Dobey
• Starsky and Hutch’s physical contact with Huggy
• Physical contact between Dobey and Huggy
• Hutch touches his own body
• People push past Starsky and Hutch in doors and hallways
• One female touches another female's butt
Klutzy Moves
• Starsky and Hutch’s
• One spectacular Dobey moment
Starsky Calls Hutch
Hutch Calls Starsky
Starsky and Hutch Call Others
• Starsky and Hutch call Huggy
• Starsky and Hutch call Dobey
• Starsky and Hutch call Colby
• Starsky calls these people “Partner.”
• Hutch calls these people “Partner.”
• Starsky and Hutch call others
Others Call Starsky and Hutch
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch
• Dobey calls Starsky and Hutch
• Other people other than Hutch that call Starsky “Starsk”
• Someone else calls Starsky and Hutch “Partner.”
• Others call Starsky and Hutch
Others Call Others
Misc. Nicknames, Aliases
• Inverted names and aliases
• Official names for Starsky and Hutch
• CB radio names
• Undercover names for Starsky, Hutch and Huggy
• Double nicknames for Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky and Hutch as each other’s better/other half
• Starsky and Hutch refer to themselves, other than first names
• Starsky and Hutch refer to each other, other than first names
• The use of Dave and David
• The use of Ken and Kenneth
• Skinny Momo and Fat Moo-Moo
• Two Fireballs
• People with “Fat” in their nickname
• People whom Starsky calls “Dumbo.”
• Five Smittys
• Kristy McNichol’s characters call Starsky and Hutch
• Two icky guys with semen names
• Two Buster Browns and two Sugar Plums
• Five Nancys and four Freddies
• Twenty-two Harry’s
• Gingers, Marianne, Little Buddy and The Professor
• Five Williams, eight Billys. And one notable billy club.
• Six Victors
• What’s-Her-Name and What’s-His-Name
• Hutch and Starsky
• Some outstanding nicknames
• Guys with “the” names
Undercover Roles and Mixups
• Number times undercover
• The roles
Transportation
• References to the Torino
• References to Hutch’s car
• References to Belle
• Huggy's transportation
• Things written on hutch’s car window
• Starsky puts the hazard lights on the Torino, plus one lovely headlight flash
• Bikes
• Model T
• Motorbikes and cycles
• Ships, berths and piers
• Miscellaneous Torino and LTD tidbits
• People who call the Torino a tomato
• Hutch drives the Mystery Machine, er the Torino
• Starsky drives Hutch’s car
• Torino towed
• Convertibles
• The ubiquitous cream-colored VW bug seen in the first three seasons
• The ubiquitous light green ford in all four seasons
• Cadillacs
• Hearses
• Starsky and Hutch in the back seat
• Huggy rides in the Torino
• The black 1963 Chevy with decals on the back window
• People who drive Pintos
• People who drive yellow Mercedes
• Chicks and their transport
• Starsky and Hutch dive into car windows
• Starsky and Hutch drive things that aren’t their usual cars
• Starsky and Hutch car walking and bonnet abuse of their own cars
• Evidence that Hutch can appreciate an expensive car
• Episodes with no Torino, no LTD
• Windows are shot out on the Torino
• Starsky will empty his bank account and hock the Torino
License Plates
• Hutch’s Fords
• Hutch’s Belle
• Starsky’s Torino
• Cars, trucks and motorcycles
• Police squads and one ugly duckling
• Boats, planes and helicopters
• License plates on the wall at Huggy Bear’s
• License plates on the inside of the barn
• Starsky is wrong about the car license plate
Weapons and Fighting
• Woman uses a gun
• Huggy uses a gun, never shoots
• Dobey handles a gun
• Starsky uses/handles a weapon
• Hutch uses/handles a weapon
• Guns tossed through windows
• Starsky and Hutch almost accidentally shoot or hurt each other
• Miscellaneous gun tidbits
• Unusual weapons
• Starsky and Hutch make a move on a possible weapon
• Starsky and Hutch don’t make a move on a possible weapon
• Good guys fake a fight between each other as a distractive trick
• Starsky relinquishes his gun and tries to talk an unstable man down
• Guns
• Hand grenades
• Martial arts
• Rocks
• Squirt guns
• A woman is shot
• Starsky and hutch count bullets
• Bad guys head for the roof
• People dramatically exit or enter a window
• Starsky watches calmly while Hutch finishes a fight
• Hutch watches calmly while Starsky finishes a fight
• Women “toss” Starsky and Hutch
Police Terminology
• Police procedures, codes, language and legal terms
• Text of a standard Miranda Warning
• The LAPD phonetic alphabet
Other Police Procedure
• How many cops?
• Handcuffs
• Binocular use
• Words for Starsky and Hutch’s area
• Starsky and Hutch pick locks
• Starsky and Hutch hotwiring a car
• Starsky and Hutch doing each other’s work
• Police protection that didn’t help a whole lot
• Medals and commendations
• SOS and maydays
• Starsky and Hutch call for backup
• Black books
• Police work Starsky and Hutch think is low-status
• Starsky and Hutch consider themselves good cops
• Other people consider Starsky and Hutch good cops
• Starsky and Hutch do much better than Dobey expects
• Starsky and Hutch do worse than someone expects
• Miranda Rights and Warnings
• One phone call when arrested
• Paperwork
• Running a report without the other's knowledge
• Squad car names
Police Departments
• Auditing and Accounting
• Arson Squad
• Ballistics
• Bomb Squad and Police Demolition
• Bunco
• Cafeteria and Commissary
• Chalk Room
• Chief of Police
• City Jail
• Commissioner’s Office
• Computing Center
• Conference Rooms
• Confiscated Weapons Room
• Counterfeit
• Crime Lab/Pathology
• Darkroom
• Desk
• Dispatch/Communications
• “Downstairs”
• File Room
• Gambling Squad
• Holding
• Homicide
• Impound Vehicles
• Immigration
• Interrogation
• Internal Affairs
• Jail Infirmary/First Aid
• Juvenile/Child Protection/Child Abuse Center/Juvenile Hall
• Line-Up Room
• Locker Room
• Lock-Up
• Missing Persons’ Bureau
• Narcotics/Narco
• Operations/Precinct Operations
• Processing
• Property/Lost and Found
• Records and Identification (R & I)/Detective Services
• Rescue
• Robbery/Burglary Division
• Snack Bar
• Stenography and Police Artists
• Supply Room/Disbursement
• Switchboard
• Traffic Control/Meter Maids/Traffic Coordinator/Traffic Violations
• “Upstairs”
• Vice
Names of Officers
Sentences and Charges
• On what charge, Officer?
• Example of blank fields on a single police record
• Other fields that appear on arrest records
• Arrest warrants issued for Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky and Hutch arrested
• Starsky and Hutch suspended
• Dobey threatens Starsky and Hutch with removal from a case
• Hutch comments about / watches Starsky lose his badge
• Starsky and Hutch offer their resignation / resign
• Parole mentioned specifically
• Bail amounts
Forensics
• Blood knowledge
• Blood that isn't human
• Buckets and blood
• Crime scene body outlines
• Bad breath
• Starsky and Hutch's autopsies
• Spit, drool and vomit
• Aware of fingerprints
• Other forensic moments
• Careless forensic moments by criminals and sloppy police work
• Dated forensic moments in terms of germs
Badges
• Badge numbers
• Badge flashes
• Badge use and abuse
Body Count
• Starsky badly injures someone in the line of duty
• Starsky kills someone in the line of duty
• Hutch badly injures someone in the line of duty
• Hutch kills someone in the line of duty
Dated Cultural Markers
• Counter culture/subculture
• Starsky and Americana
• Computers
• 1970’s simple solutions
• 1970’s fascination with psychology, spirituality, mumbo jumbo and interpersonal relationships
Popular Culture
• Starsky’s Bogey impersonations
• Bigfoot
• Pat O’Brien
• Jungle Club Theme
• Pick Up the Pieces Theme
• Classy Samba Music
• Songs and tunes heard and mentioned
• Fictional movies, songs and other show business characters
• Starsky and Hutch’s trivia, ping-pong game
• Popular culture, literary illusions, movies, television shows and historical figures
• Products mentioned or seen, does not include magazines or newspapers
Groups and Organizations
• Organizations and groups mentioned
• Starsky and Hutch as city permit inspectors and the IRS
• Mentions of the NAACP
• General date stamps
• Wall calendar dates stamps
Home Sweet Home
• Hutch’s canal cottage
• Venice Place
• Starsky’s apartment in the high rise
• Starsky’s apartment at Ridgeway
• Starsky’s third apartment
• Starsky and Hutch share a bedroom
• Parties at Hutch’s place
• Parties at Starsky’s place
• Giving shelter
• Devastated domiciles
• Spare keys
Slang Dictionary A-Z
Slang for Common Subjects
• Cops
• Sex
• Cash
• Women
• Homosexuals and homosexuality
• Jail and prison
• Death by violence
• Disreputable men
• Using the bathroom
• Butt
• Cars
• Guns
• Sexual parts
• Huggy’s establishment
• Profanity meter
When Someone Says
• “Seemed like a good idea at the time.”
• "The body's not even cold."
• "Be nice."
• "Suck in your cheeks and take tiny steps."
• "As much finesses as..."
• “It’s a little gamey.”
• “Mad about last night.”
• “You look whipped.”
• “Answer to,” somewhere
• “That’s a two-way street.”
• “These things have a way of working themselves out.”
• “Wipe that smile off your face.”
• “I’ve had better days.”
• “Someone get me a shovel.”
• “Monk, Monk.”
• “Fewer people that know, the better.”
• “He’ll be all right.” Hello, hello, hello,” in a vaudeville manner
• “Sir,” accidentally calling a forceful woman
• “Get all fogged up,” glasses
• “Funny, I don’t feel…”
• “Are you/will you be my friend?”
• “Go buy yourself something pretty.”
• “Put you/out of your / his misery.”
• “I didn’t call you down here to…”
• “Two out of three ain’t bad.”
• “Welcome to the human race.”
• “He’ll live,” with cursory examination of injured person
• “How about a cup of coffee?”
• “You’re a gentleman and a scholar.”
• “How do I look?”
• “Zebra Three, Zebra Three,” used to call Hutch back to reality
• “You ought to be a detective.”
• “This one’s mine.”
• “Don’t tell Starsky,” someone asks Hutch
• “Don’t tell Hutch,” someone asks Starsky
• “Why didn’t I think of that?”
• “Talk me out of,” Starsky asks Hutch not to talk him out of something next time
• “Behave yourself,” says Starsky
• “Pushy,” someone calls Starsky
• “Piece of cake!”
• “It’s okay here, folks, there’s nothing to see here
• “You sound so formal,” to Hutch on the phone
• “You have to give a little.”
• “In a …kind of way”
• “What are you doing down there?”
• “What took you so long?”
• “What do you think I think?”
• “Soar like an eagle”
• "Let's go back to my place and..."
• “Ain’t goin’ nowhere.”
• “If you got it, flaunt it.”
• “Worth it?”
• “Shut up, “ Hutch tells Starsky
• “All look alike,” as a racial comment
• “Lack couth”
• "Tempus fugit."
• “Doesn’t go down easy”
• “Sound like Dobey” "Sound like us."
• “You gotta be more specific.”
• “Our girl,” referring to a victim
• “Really,” Starsky says in his distinctive way
• Starsky’s funny little, “Thank you.”
• “Terrific,” says Starsky.
• “Look in the mirror.”
Words and Letters
Numbers Seen
• Numbers seen on walls, doors, vehicles, with ESP, plus a few audibles
• Perp numbers
• Three perps share an apartment
Literacy
• Girlie magazines
• Fairy tales
• Shakespeare quoted
• Text of Doris Huntley’s contract with Anthony Reuben
• Guys reading books
• Newspaper headlines
• Text of the same newspaper mock-up
• Text of first paragraph of article about Lionel
• Existential ruminations and poetic bad guys
• Poetic Starsky and Hutch
• The police manual
• Starsky as a co-author
Languages and Accents
• Foreign language use and abuse
• Fake foreign accents
• One very, very subtle accent
• Comments on the English accents
The Media
• Television and radio stations
• Mentions of television
• Watching something specific on television
• Newspapers and magazines
Mental States
• Starsky and Hutch’s comments of each other’s moods and mental states due to body observation
• Starsky and Hutch’s personal comments about getting along with each other and personal failings
• Claustrophobia
• Starsky and Hutch’s fear of heights
• Starsky’s opinion about water
• Wrong person for the crime and mental imbalance, instability, loneliness
• Starsky is a self-aware worrier
• There for you, Buddy, but…
• Maternal instincts regarding Starsky and Hutch
• Starsky runs from Hutch
• Hutch loses consciousness
• Starsky loses consciousness
• Starsky cries, has watering eyes
• Hutch cries, has watering eyes
• Dobey cries, has watering eyes
• Giddy Hutch
• Giddy Starsky
• Suicide
Me and Thee
• Me and thee and trust
• Some of Starsky and Hutch’s declarations of love for each other
• Other declarations of love
Scenes and Places
• Swimming pools
• Boiler rooms
• Dobey at Huggy’s bar
• Meat plants
• Starsky and Hutch behind bars
• Black cops and cabins
• Huggy at Metro
• Dobey is seen someplace else than inside Metro
• Candlelight and Starsky and Hutch alone
• Café counter climbing
• Saunas and steam rooms
• Courtrooms
• Underground parking garages
• Ocean seen
Props and Visuals
• Cameras and darkrooms
• Things on walls
• Taxidermy
• Portrait of JFK
• Pinky’s bizzaro junk
• Fat Rally’s bizzaro junk
• Packrat’s bizzaro junk
• Stella’s bizzaro junk
• Trask’s bizarro junk
• Red Baron’s bizarro junk
• Pear-shaped red candles with white plastic mesh
• Pear-shaped yellow candles with white plastic mesh
• Blinking stoplight prop
• Blue plastic barrels
• Skateboards
• A single umbrella
• Toilets seen
• Things brought to hospitals for patients
• A bored Hutch tosses playing cards into things
• Things written on mirrors/glass
• Fireplaces burning for bad guys
• Fireplaces burning for good guys
• Carrying a sack of groceries
• Jeweler’s loupes
• Parking tickets
• People in masks
• Rooms seen or mentioned in hospitals
• Rooms seen or mentioned at Cabrillo
• Chair abuse
• Explosions
• Knitting
• Hiding out in a casket
• Names of machines
• Identical exterior magazine prop
• Things written in spray paint inside the Pits, season four
• Jimi Hendrix posters
• Signs
• Pencil and pen exchange
• The Inner Circle all in a hospital room together
• Tattoos
• Gorilla moments
• Hutch’s interest in houseplants
• Personal belongings Starsky and Hutch ruin for each other
• Hutch spits food out
• Starsky and Hutch as litterbugs
• Struggling with luggage
• Doctor’s black bags
• Wheelchairs
• Canes and crutches
• Red and yellow owl at Metro
• Red and pink pig bank at Metro
• Brown horse thing at Metro
• Human skulls
• Rain
• Starsky and Hutch get really wet
• Visible arrest warrants
• Dumping stuff out of paper sacks on to police desks
• Hot water heaters
• Torches
• Ollie sightings
• Model ships
• Things in Starsky’s desk at home
• Vacuum cleaners
• Things seen on car dashes
• Hutch’s football is seen
Animals
• Animals with names
• Insects, bugs and spiders
• Mother Hen
• Bay City animals under the hood
• Rodents
• Most useful animal in Bay City? The goat
• Alcohol is fed to animals
• Cockroach derbies and mouse/rodent downs
• Lions and tigers and ...
• Crustaceans
• Reptiles
• Elephants
• Bears
• Birds
• Fish, fishing and two sharks
• Animals with hooves
• Cats
• Dogs
• The spotted dog
• Why Friendly the Dog is killed
• Descriptions of slippery things as animals
• Starsky and Hutch poke their heads out of car windows to look at animals
Telephones
• White phone, black phone, red phone
• Starsky bothers Hutch when Hutch is on the phone
• Operators and switchboards
• Answering Dobey’s phone
• Has a phone trace ever worked?
• Phone wires are cut/off the hook
• When does the car “phone” get replaced with a radio?
• That “phony radio interference jazz”
• Other objects as phones
• Call us
• Phone numbers
Athletics
• Verbal and visual mentions of sports
• Little League
• Playing invisible baseball
• Mentions of past athletic exploits
• Starsky and Hutch play basketball
• Bowling
Games and Minors
• Games
• Starsky and Hutch quote children's games or poems
• Minors
• Cops, most dead, as family men/women
• Cops point out they were cops long before Starsky and Hutch
Tricks and Pranks
• Non-food pranks on Dobey
• Huggy's schemes
• Starsky and Hutch's tricks on each other, not including food
Religion and Adages
• Rules and adages
• Superstitious Starsky and Hutch
• A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do
• Making the sign of the cross on chest
• Palm readers, card reading, crystal balls and a cheese ball
• Saying grace before a meal
• Horoscopes and astrology
• Religion
• Given in good faith
• Religious figures
• Altar boys
• Meditating
• Patience
• Godfathers
Dancing and Music
• Starsky’s cute little boxing dance
• Starsky’s little solitary tango as Ramon
• Hutch stares at strippers
• Starsky stares at strippers
• Names of dances
• Keyboards
• Other instruments seen or mentioned
• Starsky and Hutch whistle
• Whistle use
• Starsky uses his steering wheel as percussion
• Guitars
• Starsky plays air guitar
• Dancing Hutch
• Dancing Starsky
Defying Categorization
• Amendments
• Trees
• Starsky and Hutch teach each other a skill
• Famous battles
• Reporters: plus, minus, neutral?
• Chicks that are of a promising, fair sexual game
• Birthdays and holidays
• Racial observations other than Caucasian
• Prostitutes that want to give Starsky and Hutch freebies or exceptions
• Women ask Starsky and Hutch to deal with them “professionally”
• Starsky and Hutch and new partners
• Crime rate/crime solvability and Starsky and Hutch’s continued employment
• Starsky sends Hutch home to get some sleep, which leads to danger from mentally ill women and knives
• Hutch’s interest in houseplants
• Starsky sends Hutch home for sleep, which leads to women with knives
• Starsky teases someone with a gag
• Mentions of women’s lib
• Classes and courses
• Women having a harder time than a man getting ahead
• Traffic control
• Starsky and Hutch as gentlemen
• Starsky is tired at work due to lots of sex
• Insurance
• Comprising virtue for the job
• Places Hutch thinks are just plain weird
• Starsky and Hutch and knowledge of the color wheel
• Gray, truthful worlds
• References to the colors black and blue in Black and Blue
• Hutch displays nature knowledge
• Starsky’s beginner’s luck
• Hutch gets frisky, backs down
• Starsky causes the death of someone he needs
• Celestial bodies
• Plumbing mentions
Bay City Tidbits
Scheduling Conflicts
• Starsky's need for the john causes strife and stress
• Hutch mentions he is hardly ever home
• Starsky mentions having kids
• Weekendus and time-offness interruptus
Timelines
• Mentions of how long Starsky and Hutch have been together
• Mentions of how long Starsky and Hutch have known Huggy
• Who made Detective first?
• Who taught whom?
• Together how long?
• Dobey’s contemporaries on the force
• Mentions of Starsky and Hutch on cases without each other
• Some clues that Dobey is new to Starsky and Hutch in The Pilot
• Some clues that Simonetti and Dryden haven’t been with Metro very long
Date Stamps
What Time is It?
• On the clock
• References to physical placement as an analog watch face
• Punching a time clock
• A Coffin for Starsky timeline
• Hostages timeline
• Shootout timeline
• Bloodbath timeline
• A watch causes a problem
• Assistance by a watch and other watch appearances
• Mentions of sunsets and sunrises
How Much Does it Cost?
• Period pricing
• Starsky and Hutch are cheap tippers
• Starsky buys or bets something from Huggy…
• Life savings
• Dimes
• Currency is torn in half
• Stock market commodities
• Starsky takes something that doesn’t belong to him…
• Coin tosses
• Wholesale value: heroin-pricing structure
• Street value: heroin-pricing structure
• Cocaine pricing structure
• How much heroin Joseph Tremaine uses in a day
How Long? Time
How Old? Age
How Far? Distance
• How far
• Metric system used
How Many? Quantities
• How many
• Two-bits
• Odds
• Starsky and Hutch’s Modern Math
• Bad math
• Really, really bad math
How Heavy? Weight
Area Businesses
• Common business and addresses
• Gunther Enterprises
• in Grossman's Enterprise's ledger
• on Playboy Island
• in Pine Lake
• in Las Vegas (Las Vegas Strangler)
• in Las Vegas (Targets 1)
• Airfields, airports and airplane maintenance
• Amusement parks
• Bail bonds
• Banks
• Bowling alleys
• Cabs and buses
• Car places
• Cemeteries and funeral homes
• Churches and missions
• Dance studios and companies
• Dumpster companies
• Fence companies
• Flowers
• Gas stations
• Government buildings
• Gyms, sports arenas and clubs
• Hospitals and ambulances
• Hotels and apartments
• Insurance companies
• Jewelers
• Law firms
• Massage parlors and adult bookstores
• Meat plants
• Newspapers and magazines
• Nightclubs, discos and bars
• Parks
• Pawnshops
• Pharmaceutical companies and drug stores
• Plumbers/air conditioning
• Prisons and jails
• Print shops and typewriter stores
• Realty companies
• Restaurants, groceries and liquor stores
• Schools
• Shipping companies
• Shoes, clothing and fashion
• Tailors and laundries
• Theaters and ballrooms
• Toys
• Travel agencies
• Trucking and towing companies
• Zoo
• Miscellaneous businesses
Away From Bay City
• Cities and states
• Countries and continents
• Canada
• Architectural and geographical icons
• Deserts
General Geographic Areas
• Near or in Bay City
• The east coast as the default
Real Locales in Los Angeles
Addresses
• Street addresses
• Incongruous addresses
• Addresses in New York City
• Kidnapper’s instructions via geography
• Trayman, as the fake dispatcher, sends Starsky and Hutch
Opening Lines
The Tags
• The tags
• Oddities in Targets tags
• Clips used in Partners
Intro: Closed Sets
Sets: Names
• Some guys on the Wildcat Bowling League (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Things Starsky calls Joey Carston (Trap)
• Showgirls speculate on their dates (Targets 1)
• Some people on Gunther’s board (Sweet Revenge)
• Frank Stryker’s thugs (Starsky's Brother)
• Actors to which Starsky is compared (Trap)
• Plays from which Lionel quotes (Quadromania)
• People involved in King Lear, names on the poster (Quadromania)
• Businesses by Gung Ho (Iron Mike)
• Annie Oates calls Jack Cunningham (Collector)
• Patrons of O’Riley’s Bar (Heroes)
• What Roper calls Starsky (Plague)
• Three people appear in the television plea (Plague)
• Cultists call Starsky (Bloodbath)
• Starsky calls his mom (Running)
• Names Cora Lee calls Huggy (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Dancers at the Golden Lady (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• People who work with Kate at the photography studio (Cover Girl)
• Mentioned in Monopoly (Starsky's Lady)
• What Starsky calls John Colby (Deadly Imposter)
• Starsky and Hutch call Marty Decker (Discomania)
• Starsky introduces himself to Stella (Golden Angel)
• Buzzy calls Hammerlock (Golden Angel)
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch (Groupie)
• What Walt, the DJ, calls patrons (Discomania)
• Melinda Rogers calls her dog (Groupie)
• Starsky wonders about these combinations (Pilot)
• Hutch calls Widdicome in interrogation (Blindfold)
• Names Starsky and Hutch speculate "M-E-R" means (Discomania)
• Precedent cases opposing lawyer cites (Targets)
• Ruby Solenko’s thugs (Lady Blue)
• Starsky and Hutch name snitches that meet a bad end (Targets 1)
• Marianne Owens calls Hutch (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Randolph the Magnificent calls Kate (Cover Girl)
• Professor calls Ginger (Action)
• Names in the mug book when bus driver is looking for Manning and Lewis (Nightmare)
• Patricia Talbert’s pre-law teachers (Pilot)
• People in the bar that Maurice acknowledges by name (Manchild on the Streets)
• Contacts in Iron Mike’s black book (Iron Mike)
• Names for Papa Theodore (Playboy Island)
• Names of ballet moves (Body Worth Guarding)
• Businesses to which Earl Pola and Fat Moo-Moo send Hutch (Psychic)
• Members of the Wolf Pack (Murder on Stage 17)
• “Every syndicate leader on the west coast” (Murder at Sea)
• Cops with Starsky, Hutch and Iron Mike at the department store bust (Iron Mike)
• Names Maurice calls the Japanese shopkeeper (Manchild on the Streets)
• Some names Starsky and Hutch call patrons in bar (Pilot)
• Nick Starsky is mixed up with these guys (Starsky's Brother)
• Three people who knew Huggy had the “candy store” money (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Names Elaine calls the spaced-out girl in Dombarris’ hammock (Jojo)
• Names Elaine calls Dombarris (Jojo)
• Names the stuntman calls Starsky and Hutch (Murder on Stage 17)
• People who have ordered Starsky and Hutch to stay away from Jojo (Jojo)
• Some of Simon’s cultists (Bloodbath)
• Go-go dancers at the Panama Club (Death Notice)
• Names Starsky calls Prudholm on the phone (Pariah)
• Women on Playboy Island (Playboy Island)
• Names of some magazines that Sharman Crane was on the cover of (Running)
• Fellow inmates at Cabrillo (Murder Ward)
• Some students in Professor Gage’s class (Class in Crime)
• Names of workers at the car wash (Psychic)
• Starsky and Hutch make a joke about October Moss’s name (Murder at Sea)
• Things Huggy points out on his taxi tour (Murder on Playboy Island)
• Starsky uses old song lyrics as dialogue (Tap Dancing)
• Places Flight # 809 will stop (Playboy Island)
• Kids who went to junior high with Starsky (Running)
• Names the Torino answers to (Targets 2)
• Places that Terry wants to take Patty Nash (Set-Up)
• Specific geographic locations having Guntherian influences (Sweet Revenge)
• Where Morton and Sloan hang out (Savage Sunday)
• Hutch, Dobey and Huggy guess Simon’s “Heavenly Polaris” clue (Bloodbath)
• Places Hutch has gone on the motorcycle looking for the red pickup (Moonshine)
• Basil calls the help for help (Photo Finish)
• Names for the Dalmatian (Snowstorm)
• Names Starsky and Hutch call Nick Turner (Death in a Different Place)
• Names and clues of four people involved in the Belvidere Diamond Auction (Dandruff)
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch (Texas Longhorn)
• Starsky calls the drug pusher he arrested in his cab (Quadromania)
• Adult toy stores in Mrs. Grossman’s ledger (Gillian)
• What Starsky calls the dice in the rolling crap game (Action)
• Kingston St. Jacques calls Hutch (Quadromania)
• Starsky, Hutch and Nicky’s disco dates (Starsky's Brother)
• Jack and Sears call Melinda (Groupie)
• Merle the Earle refers to his adversary (Jojo)
• Things Lionel feels he could have been (Quadromania)
• People who would like to “mulch” and “splash” Starsky and Hutch (Pilot)
• Swimsuit models (Groupie)
• Names Dan calls his daughter in the hospital (Strange Justice)
• Movie star names Iris and Sharon use in “Movie Star Game” (Las Vegas Strangler)
• Starsky and Hutch mess with names to bother Federal Agent Bettin (Jojo)
• People at the poker game (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• People Hutch gets short with in frustration, or “don’t antagonize the people I need” (A Coffin For Starsky)
• People Starsky gets short with in frustration, or “don’t antagonize the people I need” (Plague)
• Guys in the jewel robbery ring (Terror on the Docks)
• Things Cha Cha calls Hutch on the phone during his desperate dash (Psychic)
• Swimwear companies Melinda is happy to scoop (Groupie)
• People at the fashion show rehearsal (Velvet Jungle)
• Names of the reindeer Hutch thinks he can remember (Little Girl Lost)
• Names on the soap opera “The Disenchanted” (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Workers on Steve Hanson’s movie (Murder on Stage 17)
• Code names at the drug bust (Snowstorm)
• Names Starsky and Hutch call the bad guys in the Caplan bust (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
• Working girl calls Starsky (Quadromania)
• Fictional fights on poster (Golden Angel)
• Names Hutch calls Anna Akahnatova (Body Worth Guarding)
• How Sue Ann Grainger introduces Hutch to audience (Long Walk)
Sets: Known Dead Victims
• Tommy Marlowe’s (Vendetta)
• Rene Nadasy’s (Vampire)
• Papa Theodore’s (Playboy Island)
• Felton’s (Omaha Tiger)
• The plague’s (Plague)
• Lionel Barrymore’s (Quadromania)
• Prudholm’s cops (Pariah)
• Alex Drew’s cops (Specialist)
• Tony Mariposa’s (Discomania)
• Eugene Pruitt’s (Las Vegas Strangler)
• Paul Rizzo’s (Heroes)
• The Committee’s (Committee)
• Simon Marcus’ (Bloodbath)
Sets: Gambling
• Racehorse names (Action)
• Movie star horse names (Action)
• Racehorse names (Heroes)
• Su Long’s actions (Psychic)
• Known about the Salty Babe bet (Action)
• Ted’s reasons for gambling (Action)
• Places monitored at Monty’s bookie joint (Savage Sunday)
• Huggy explains “Soon Henry” (Omaha Tiger)
• What Starsky says when he cheers on his mouse (Omaha Tiger)
• Sloan bets on (Savage Sunday)
• Things Starsky and Hutch bet on while undercover (Action)
• Racers at the Cockroach Derby (Murder Ward)
• Mice in Huggy’s Mouse Downs (Omaha Tiger)
Sets: Nature
• In the woods, Starsky feels (Satan's Witches)
• Things Starsky knows are in the woods (Satan's Witches)
• Starsky’s mumblings about Pine Lake (Satan's Witches)
• What Hutch tells Starsky he likes about nature (Murder on Playboy Island)
• What Starsky tells Hutch he is afraid of in nature? (Murder on Playboy Island)
• What Starsky tells woman what he loves about nature (Murder on Playboy Island)
• Dobey knows his conifers (Bloodbath)
• Clues in nature Dobey, Huggy and Hutch think of (Bloodbath)
• What Starsky wants to avoid in the woods (Satan's Witches)
Sets: Hand Talk
• Starsky describes a possible hot chick for Colby (Deadly Imposter)
• Things Manny tells Starsky and Hutch that a stripper needs more than (Death Notice)
• Colby uses his hands on the car hood to make beach plans (Deadly Imposter)
• Starsky describes a quenching pineapple drink (Heroes)
• Colby’s thug uses his hands on the car hood to explain beach situation (Deadly Imposter)
• Not a set of three but fun, Starsky describes Officer O’Reilly (Strange Justice)
• Not a set of three but fun, Blaze describes Starsky and Hutch “working together” (Targets 2)
Sets: Food
• In the Black Baron’s backpack (Set-Up)
• Ethnic lunches Starsky and Hutch suggest to Chris (Heroes)
• Louisiana Gumbo ingredients at the Funky Chicken (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Roper offers Starsky (Plague)
• Mitzi reminds Lisa of stuff in the refrigerator (Nightmare)
• Some things on the Slice of Life menu at the health club (Action)
• Linda Baylor wants (Fatal Charm)
• Things offered up by Roxy (Heroes)
• Lunch tango (Heroes)
• Eunice Craig’s banana daiquiri recipe (Pariah)
• Things Maurice steals from store (Manchild on the Streets)
• Amboy eats immature food, perhaps symbolic of his preying on children (Bust Amboy)
• What Starsky orders at the Chubby Chicken Drive-In (Silence)
• Hutch’s health shake ingredients (Pariah)
• Hutch’s health shake ingredients (Little Girl Lost)
• Health shake ingredients that Abby uses (Bounty Hunter)
• Sandwiches available at Jenson’s Corner Café (Death Ride)
• What Starsky and Hutch buy Franklin’s kids (Crying Child)
• What Starsky and Hutch tell the waiter to bring to the table (Bust Amboy)
• Things Starsky likes for breakfast (Little Girl Lost, Pariah)
• Food Hutch, Huggy and Dobey sneak into Starsky at the hospital (Sweet Revenge)
• Cereal Hutch offers Molly/Pete (Little Girl Lost)
• Officer Hagen transposes Starsky and Hutch’s dinner order to diner lingo (Specialist)
• Hutch cooks this meal for Starsky at Pine Lake (Satan's Witches)
• Food with which Huggy tries to tempt Dobey (Sweet Revenge)
• Things on Abby’s salad (Bounty Hunter)
• What Starsky wants on his burger at Arlene’s Donuts (Silence)
• Starsky blames his distracting burp on (Action)
• What’s on the hamburger Hutch gets for himself when he gets Starsky the tuna burger (Losing Streak)
• Food served by Huggy at the old folks’ home (Savage Sunday)
• Items that Hutch can’t get to come out of the container at the JC Café (Psychic)
• Laura’s description of dinner with Starsky, no mention of the “company” (Velvet Jungle)
• Murph and Sugar offer Starsky and Hutch a drink, Starsky specifies (Death in a Different Place)
• Oceanside Pastries serves (Foxy Lady)
• Anton's secret ingredients for Hungarian Goulash (Death Notice)
• Food the angry chef put his wife’s body in, according to Hutch (Set-Up)
• Varieties of soup contaminated by botulism (Game)
Sets: Background Dialogue
• What Hutch mutters under his breath as Starsky makes the move on Julie McDermott (Action)
• Police chatter on radio in Mariposa case (Discomania)
• Police chatter on radio in Baron case (Dandruff)
• Over the hospital PA during the plague (Plague)
• Over the airport PA during as they track Clayburn (Targets 3)
• Over the hospital PA during the Widdicombe case as well as Pardee case (Blindfold)
• Over the hospital PA when Starsky and Hutch are in the hospital (Partners)
• Over the hospital PA during the Train case (Black and Blue)
• Announcer says at Monty’s bookie joint (Savage Sunday)
• Announcer says regarding the Bulls-Stags game on the radio (Shootout)
• Heard in the neighborhood in the Salidas case (Deckwatch)
• In Walter Healey’s mind as he is being voodoo-ized (Murder on Playboy Island)
• On the radio at the Huntley house (Birds of a Feather)
• Dialog heard on the "Disenchanted" (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Dialogue from the television show heard at Elaine’s apartment (Jojo)
• Dialogue on television show Baron turns on (Ballad For a Blue Lady)
• Dialogue on television show Jimmy Lucas turns on before he shoots Palmer (Birds of a Feather)
• Heard in the background over the craps game (Action)
• Football game on radio at the Marlborough Health Club (Action)
• At the airport during the plague (Plague)
• Things known about the heat wave, heard on the radio (Death in a Different Place)
• Background narration for cop shows Starsky watches at the Country Squire Hotel (Specialist)
• Horse race results on radio (Savage Sunday)
• Horse race results on radio (Heroes)
• Horse race results on radio (Action)
• Heard on Harry Johnson's radio (Hostages)
• On car radio after Starsky and Rosey Malone’s date (Rosey Malone)
Sets: Cars
• Hutch tells Starsky to do when the Torino’s brakes are cut (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Japanese shopkeeper’s description of getaway car (Manchild on the Streets)
• Merle tells Hutch he “whomped” the guy who (Jojo)
• Starsky remembers Sulko’s short (Jojo)
• Merle remembers Sulko’s short (Jojo)
• Detective Munson’s red Ford pickup (Moonshine)
• The Torino has (Targets 2)
• The Torino is (Targets 2)
• Hutch says, regarding the “Blueberry on Wheels” (Jojo)
• Car wash owner asks Starsky and Hutch if they want (Psychic)
• Things Merle can do to your car, according to his sign (Jojo)
• Starsky comments that the car he gets for Hutch has (Survival)
• Baby Blue, this car could be for you (Blue Lady)
• Hutch’s car has (Jojo)
• Collandra says he sees, regarding the Torino (Psychic)
• Hutch teases Starsky about Starsky’s Uncle Al trying to sell him a short that has (Jojo)
• The car Starsky wants Hutch to buy from his uncle (Snowstorm)
• Huggy and Hutch hash out what kind of car to get (Targets 3)
• The Torino’s tires (Savage Sunday)
• Dolly’s yellow pickup truck (Moonshine)
• Merle the Earl insults Hutch’s car (Bloodbath)
• Hutch wishes upon Officer O’Reilly’s transportation (Strange Justice)
• Starsky describes the Blueberry on Wheels (Jojo)
• Hutch complains to Starsky about having to drive his car for work (Strange Justice)
Sets: Medical
• Kate tells Brady to look at her (Cover Girl)
• Hutch speculates on Nash’s condition to Dr. Wachman (Set-Up)
• Commander Jim’s symptoms (Lady Blue)
• Starsky asks the nurses for (Partners)
• Danny Deveen tries to sell Starsky (Quadromania)
• Dr. Matwick’s new drug (Murder Ward)
• Hutch instructs Theresa regarding Starsky (Shootout)
• Things in the pharmacy Starsky knows Maurice wants (Manchild on the Streets)
• Saliva analysis from glass concludes (Avenger)
• Dr. Simpson describes Roxy’s death (Heroes)
• Starsky tells Hutch the Plague Plan (Plague)
• Huggy’s injuries (Deadly Imposter)
• Starsky describes blood (Satan's Witches)
• Apparent botulism symptoms (Game)
• People Starsky checked in with at hospital trying to find Hutch (Game)
• Signs of suffocation (Death in a Different Place)
• Hutch’s description of a paramedic unit (Deckwatch)
• Jake says he feels (Plague)
• Emily’s doctor says, regarding her blindness (Blindfold)
• About the plague and its symptoms (Plague)
• What Dr. Morgan tells IA about skin found under Vanessa’s nails (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Three genuine injuries Starsky suffers in car crash (Partners)
• Three genuine injuries Hutch suffers in car crash (Partners)
• What Minnie reads off for Hutch about acquisition #5834 (Avenger)
• How Starsky will be affected by Bellamy’s poison (A Coffin for Starsky)
• A chemical in the poison Bellamy gives Starsky (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Things bad guys ask medical guy for as a disguise (Death Ride)
• Drs. Meredith and Kaufman need to find out about the plague (Plague)
• Doctors at San Leone treated Commander Jim with (Lady Blue)
• Medical Examiner Hutchinson explains (Avenger)
• Mentioned during Starsky’s cardiac arrest (Sweet Revenge)
• Helen’s corpse (Lady Blue)
• Things Blaze is worried his actresses will contract (Targets 2)
Sets: Movies
• X-rated movies showing at the Royal (Gillian)
• X-rated movies showing at the Galway (Pilot)
• X-rated movies showing at the Regency (Pilot)
• X-rated movies showing at the theater Thomas Callendar goes to (Plague)
• Horror movies showing at theater close to where Starsky and Hutch chase Nick Hunter (Death in a Different Place)
Sets: Talking Him Down
• Things Starsky says to Paul Rizzo (Heroes)
• Things Starsky says to Commander Jim (Lady Blue)
• Things Starsky says to Wally Stone (Murder on Stage 17)
Sets: “No!”
• No! Things Starsky complains about at Pine Lake (Satan's Witches)
• No Things Hutch doesn’t hear in the woods (Satan's Witches)
• No! Things Hutch didn’t think to bring to the hospital for Starsky (A Coffin For Starsky)
• No! Things the fake Hutch tells the fake Starsky he doesn’t want to do (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• No! Things known about the Baron (Dandruff)
Sets: Other
• What Yost in Homicide did (Heroes)
• Randolph the Magnificent's techinical needs (Cover Girl)
• Dobey is impressed that Starsky and Hutch have cracked a case (Targets 3)
• Karen describes Starsky and Hutch to Thomas May (Targets 2)
• Starsky asks Nick "where'd ya get?" (Starsky's Brother)
• Louie the referee tells Angel and Hammerlock (Golden Angel)
• Threats against the Angel (Golden Angel)
• Starsky's rented tuxedo suffers these indignities (Photo Finish)
• Game rules (Game)
• Troy Braddock tells Nicole her husband married her for (Photo Finish)
• Nick "is proud" of himself (Starsky's Brother)
• Hutch makes three self-titled points in his "conference" with Starsky (Trap)
• Starsky and Hutch speculate the goods who wrecked Huggy's dip and sip weren't pros (Trap)
• Hutch tells Starsky and Dobey that Professor Gage is (Class in Crime)
• Same old (Deckwatch)
• Cigarettes, according to Chicky, Hutch and Chicky's brother (Deckwatch)
• Cabs by number (Quadromania)
• What Paco says is in Elena’s “little package of souvenirs” (Velvet Jungle)
• Dobey sets Starsky straight (Body Worth Guarding)
• The truck driver who was hit by Callendar complains (Plague)
• Smells in the locker room (Heavyweight)
• Hutch rails at Cheryl about the uselessness of (A Coffin For Starsky)
• Hutch’s astrological biorhythm calendar measures the state of (Avenger)
• Dobey first three responses to seeing Mike Ferguson’s black book (Iron Mike)
• What the truck driver said to Callendar after the accident, at gunpoint (Plague)
• Starsky barks at the truck driver who was hit by Callendar’s car (Plague)
• People who are surprised to see Starsky and Hutch (Pilot)
• What Starsky appropriates for the ransom run (Psychic)
• People used to fool Terry Nash (Set-Up)
• Freddie Lyle’s words for “private detective” (Murder Ward)
• People the Baron impersonated (Dandruff)
• Wally Stone’s disguises (Murder on Stage 17)
• Darcy’s thieves are disguised as (Iron Mike)
• Three things civilian Starsky and Hutch reach for, but aren’t there (Targets 2)
• Places Starsky and Hutch have checked for Callendar (Plague)
• Why someone’s lawyer leans on him or her to plead guilty to a lesser degree (Strange Justice)
• Services and products London Gun’s provide, where Terry Nash buys his rifle (Set-Up)
• What Joey encounters in his Mekong Delta two-month experience (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• Officer Hardy tells Hutch the piece of rubber could be from (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• What “made John sneak,” according to Whitelaw (Death in a Different Place)
• Things Starsky tells Rosey he does for a job (Rosey Malone)
• What the ladies say to Charlotte when she takes Mr. Thorne away (Playboy Island)
• What Hutch asks R.J. Crow about cultists (Bloodbath)
• Words for bowling strikes (Gillian)
• Elements of Marcus’ game, according to Hutch (Bloodbath)
• Rope-a-dope exercise at Basil’s (Photo Finish)
• Starsky says as he hands in his job application (Targets 2)
• Activities Starsky wants at the hotel in the Bahamas (A Coffin For Starsky)
• Starsky is astounded at the Mayer case (Crying Child)
• Starsky and Hutch, as civilians, are way out of (Targets 2)
• Chris Phelp’s first description of Starsky and Hutch (Heroes)
• Chris Phelps says Starsky and Hutch are guilty of (Heroes)
• References to Wally Stone movies (Murder on Stage 17)
• What is missing from Switek apartment (Murder Ward)
• Things Hutch tells Melinda she is (Photo Finish)
• Hutch tells Mister Ames that he doesn’t care about (Hostages)
• Ted has everything he needs, says Hutch (Action)
• What Sharon needed, according to Starsky (Heavyweight)
• Jack Parker assumes Jack Ives’ company is (Groupie)
• Melinda’s swimsuits are (Groupie)
• Things Starsky is afraid he can’t do at Dobey’s cabin (Satan's Witches)
• Huichol Indians (Rosey Malone)
• Starsky tells Larry the Fall Guy’s crowd (Heroes)
• Things Camille says as she is taken down to the mat (Golden Angel)
• Starsky and Hutch’s Las Vegas plan (Las Vegas Strangler)
• Starsky tries to explain his pickup of Rosey to Goodson and Chambers (Rosey Malone)
• What Amboy calls the nine-year olds OD’d in doorways (Bust Amboy)
• Things Hutch tells Laura he would do instead of being a cop anymore (Deckwatch)
• Keeping Starsky safe at picnics includes, according to Huggy (Avenger)
• Starsky says, “Blind to you and me” (Blindfold)
• Codes for Hutch’s face identification kit (Avenger)
• Franklin, unemployed shoplifter, has this work experience (Crying Child)
• Capricorn Mortgage’s scam is (Targets 2)
• Marsha asks “Charlie” (Tap Dancing)
• “Charlie” tells Marsha he is (Tap Dancing)
• Jimmy Shannon’s possessions at the morgue (Vendetta)
• Huggy’s, the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, accomplishments (Murder at Sea)
• What Willy says he is taking with him (Moonshine)
• Things Harry hates about Monica (Avenger)
• Sam Ivers says of his operation (Moonshine)
• Kinds of swimsuits (Groupie)
• Collandra is the seer of things (Psychic)
• Hutch tells Theresa to call the emergency switchboard and ask for (Shootout)
• Doris gambles because she feels (Birds of a Feather)
• Starsky and Hutch distract Dobey in pool (Strange Justice)
• Starsky tells Dobey, regarding his gun and badge (Committee)
• Things Hutch asks Starsky before he rides out on the dirt bike (Psychic)
• Starsky and Hutch are amazed they can arrest Reuban with (Birds of a Feather)
• Hoodlum kids stealing Starsky’s wheels say (Psychic)
• Collandra’s clues regarding Julio (Psychic)
• According to Starsky, love (Fix)
• Things Sharman calls Starsky (Running)
• Why Patricia has to die (Pilot)
• Dobey is angry because (Birds of Feather)
• During the “ping pong” game with Harold, Starsky and Hutch ask him (Groupie)
• Tommy Reese says wrestling is prouder than (Golden Angel)
• Hutch describes Monique (Avenger)
• “All right, Baby, that’s enough,” Forest tells Jeanie (Fix)
• Why Hutch’s body will never be found (Fix)
• Terry Evers brings Starsky and Hutch (Death Ride)
• Hutch tells Buzzy about the changing times (Golden Angel)
• What Starsky knows so far about Hutch’s sad state (Fix)
• Collandra’s clues (Psychic)
• Why Candy says she loves her job (Golden Angel)
• Starsky threatens Stella to make her talk, citing violations (Golden Angel)
• Starsky and Hutch speculate how they will be set up (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Starsky asks Buzzy if he has had any (Golden Angel)
• Reasons why Starsky thinks Collandra is lying (Psychic)
• “What do we got?”, Starsky and Hutch discuss the kidnappers’ plans (Psychic)
• Things Hutch tells Vanessa about their marriage (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• What Starsky and Hutch say during Blind Man’s Bluff (Satan's Witches)
• Things Nancy Blake tells Starsky and Hutch to stay away from (Terror on the Docks)
• What’s “coming down on” police department about Slate shooting (Strange Justice)
• Marianne tells Hutch in the alley (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Hutch tells Marianne in the alley (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Starsky calls out during his “seizure” (Playboy Island)
• According to Captain Ed Myerson, the DA is (Nightmare)
• Hutch explains to Rolly aren’t like most partners (Pilot)
• Words Camille repeats twice (Golden Angel)
• Kidnappers’ demands #1 (Psychic)
• Kidnappers’ demands #2 (Psychic)
• How Hutch responded to Dispatch in frustration over being a number (Lady Blue)
• Starsky practices being blind for an hour and (Blindfold)
• Things that Starsky and Helen used to do to make up after a big fight (Lady Blue)
• Things Joey Carston calls Starsky and Hutch (Trap)
• What Huggy uses to get black car for Starsky and Hutch (Targets 3)
• Guns stolen from the confiscated weapons room and used (Committee)
• Adams, Blake and Billings’ death MO (Committee)
• Reasons Starsky and Hutch feel they need a vacation (Death Ride)
• Michelle tells Starsky to get out of her house (Class in Crime)
• Things Starsky wants from Michelle after she catches him breaking into her house (Class in Crime)
• Hutch reminds Sally of her first assignment (Specialist)
• Baer’s plumbing (Specialist)
• Reasons why the case against Starsky and Hutch is faltering (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Things Bo Rile does, pretending to be Jerry Konig (Bounty Hunter)
• Written in red on mirror in Harry’s room (Avenger)
• Mrs. Craig says mothers (Pariah)
• Judith refers to herself as (Discomania)
• Clues on a house stoop that owners are out of town (Black and Blue)
• Things Starsky and Hutch use to try to bribe Minnie Kaplan (Collector)
• Things Hutch offers Huggy at his place (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Things that had better not happen to Huggy, Starsky tells Lou (Kill Huggy Bear)
• What Hutch needs to have in order for Starsky to help him in a fight (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Businesses Felton wants to take over (Omaha Tiger)
• Three things Manning and Lewis steal to fence (Nightmare)
• Description of Doodle Town (Nightmare)
• “Accidents” members of the Wolf Pack have (Murder on Stage 17)
• Hutch asks Starsky for help in the hospital (Partners)
• Things Fat Rolly fences for Harris and Chaco (Texas Longhorn)
• What Jack Ives tells Melinda a policeman has to be (Groupie)
• Some of Amboy’s businesses (Bust Amboy)
• Why Anna Akahnatova initially dislikes Hutch (Body Worth Guarding)
• Melinda suspects Jack is (Groupie)
• What Sammy’s keys open (Manchild on the Streets)
• Starsky says these things are good about being ten-years old (Nightmare)
• Peter Pan, according to Lisa (Nightmare)
• Blaze comments (Targets 2)
• Hutch makes three points regarding their situation in the barn (Trap)
• What Wheeler calls Vanessa’s fake diamond (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Stella’s business is (Golden Angel)
• Huggy is crabby because (Texas Longhorn)
• Things to which Commander Jim is sensitive (Lady Blue)
• Regarding the plane Leo Moon flew in when he escaped (Captain Dobey, You're Dead)
• Kidnappers tell Mister Haymes don’t (Psychic)
• Things Starsky and Hutch envision the fixer-upper will need (Heroes)
• Things stolen from Starsky’s place (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Ezra Beam describes Demonology (Terror on the Docks)
• Rudy Solenko’s’ MO (Lady Blue)
• Hutch tells Starsky at diner to (Death Ride)
• Starsky signs off with Dobey on the phone (Little Girl Lost)
• Color of dresses Molly/Pete hates (Little Girl Lost)
• Simonetti lays out his case against Hutch (Hutchinson For Murder One)
• Some things in Starsky’s trivia book (Bounty Hunter)
• Things Hutch thinks are dated and stupid (Committee)
• Hellish Xmas gifts given (Little Girl Lost)
• Things Starsky says they know about Sue Ann’s blackmailer (Long Walk)
• What Starsky thinks of when Hutch says “closet” (Game)
• Why Hutch can’t adopt or foster Molly/Pete (Little Girl Lost)
• Ways to get to Pine Lake (Satan's Witches)
• Wrestling holds mentioned (Omaha Tiger)
• Wrestling holds mentioned (Golden Angel)
• Things Starsky has that he says women respond to, with an addition by Hutch (Foxy Lady)
• Why Hutch can pass for Carlyle (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• What the hooker tells Starsky the killer was wearing (Quadromania)
• What is at Third and Main, according to Hutch and Kingston (Quadromania)
• Descriptions of the three murderers (Quadromania)
• What does Harry instruct Laura to buy him (Deckwatch)
• What did Chicky notice Harry using on his injured leg? (Deckwatch)
• When uniforms question Laura and ask her what’s wrong, she replies (Deckwatch)
• Observations regarding Madeleine’s murder (Deckwatch)
• Things that Freddy has had (Action)
• Starsky and Hutch tell Julie and Tricia they can (Satan's Witches)
• Starsky’s uncle’s heirs (Golden Angel)
• Huggy’s cure for Starsky’s vampirism (Vampirism)
• Michelle is prepared (Class in Crime)
• Dobey complains that Starsky (Murder on Stage 17)
• Night and Day’s burgeoning fleet of one (Playboy Island)
• Starsky’s Yamamoto Reflex watch has these features (Trap)
• The envelope Brady gives Angel contains (Cover Girl)
• Starsky tells Hutch, in order to run, a man has to have (Rosey Malone)
• Things Mister Lantz claims to have destroyed (Las Vegas Strangler)
• Things Huggy tells Joey, to discourage her about Starsky (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• What Starsky and Hutch bring to the birthday party (Murder Ward)
• What Hutch provides as physical proof he is Carlyle (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Dobey observes that Las Vegas must have been fun because (Las Vegas Strangler)
• Places where Starsky and Hutch want to take Molly/Pete (Little Girl Lost)
• Hutch asks the landlady if Allen Richards had (Class in Crime)
• Starsky loves the CB radio because it is (Set-Up)
• According to Starsky, country music is all about (Long Walk)
• Things in Hutch’s backseat (Jojo)
• Things Allied model salesperson suggest Starsky and Hutch buy (Cover Girl)
• Hutch and Kate’s back and forth conversation (Cover Girl)
• What Starsky’s ESP class claims to help you with (Black and Blue)
• Who has come to the hotel while Starsky and Hutch wait for the Angel (Cover Girl)
• How Ginny Simpson knows the victim is a seamstress (Velvet Jungle)
• Three places Hutch taps, looking for beauty (Cover Girl)
• Starsky’s sports orgy (Jojo)
• Observations Dombarris, as per Merle the Earl (Jojo)
• Prizes Huggy loses when he confuses the words “horse” and “whore” (Death Ride)
• Connections between McClellan and Clayburn (Targets 3)
• Hutch thinks Mike had seen too much of in twenty-five years (Iron Mike)
• items on the Amapola’s scavenger hunt (Murder at Sea)
• Kate tells Brady to look at her (Cover Girl)
• What Kate doesn’t want to know about her murder (Cover Girl)
• Why Kate wants to die (Cover Girl)
• What Artie wants to have happen to Hutch (Vendetta)
• What Grossman Enterprises sells, according to Olga (Gillian)
• What Starsky and Hutch tell Jojo regarding Linda (Jojo)
• Everyone, according to Jerry, is a (Long Walk)
• Federal Agent Bettin says regarding letting Jojo loose (Jojo)
• Clues that Hutch and Kingston use to figure out where to look for killer (Quadromania)
• Huggy guarantees his pet rocks (Collector)
• Starsky gives Hutch advice on how to dump Diana (Fatal Charm)
• Things Starsky doesn’t want to talk about at Terry’s deathbed (Starsky's Lady)
• Terry says she will always be there (Starsky's Lady)
• According to Hutch, in the eyes of society, to be “totally innocent”, a woman has to (Jojo)
• Starsky and Hutch figure that killed Jojo, rather than Linda (Jojo)
• According to Huggy, a glow-in-the-dark cross or mezuzah is important when (Jojo)
• Words for Hutch’s meditation (Game)
• Phelps calls Starsky and Hutch in her second article (Heroes)
• Things Helen did before she “left” the force (Lady Blue)
• Minnie Kaplan books Yvonne on for (Birds of a Feather)
• Huggy makes shoe-shining sound like a sex act (Losing Streak)
• Hutch asks Theresa to get him in the back office (Shootout)
• Harry Sample’s excuses (Shootout)
• Hutch tells Harry Sample what Starsky will do when he returns to the room (Shootout)
• Examples of racial comments (Snowstorm)
• Examples of racial overtones (Set-Up)
• Who finds refuge at the movies, according to Lionel (Quadromania)
• Hutch speculates on Terry Nash’s condition to Dr. Wachman (Set-Up)
• West Side psycho hits (Running)
• Reasons Starsky doesn’t want to live past the age of 85 (Plague)
• What kind of men watch strippers, according to Jerry (Death Notice)
• What Dobey says sells newspapers (Death Notice)
• Hutch’s morning routine (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Mistakes Bessinger makes with safe cracking (Silence)
• Leo can smell on Hutch (Dandruff)
• Dobey says the Baron has (Dandruff)
• Dobey hands Starsky and Hutch each a cigar and says (Dandruff)
• Things on “Porn Row” (Gillian)
• Iron Mike’s directions to cover the department store (Iron Mike)
• How long and how extensively the Ivers family has been making moonshine (Moonshine)
• Starsky knows Hutch (Game)
• Starsky’s recipe for a great All-Stars Wrestler (Omaha Tiger)
• Hutch’s recipe for a great All-Star Wrestler (Omaha Tiger)
• How Prince Nairobi greets Starsky and Hutch (Dandruff)
• Todesco’s description of Allen Richards (Class in Crime)
• How long it has been since Hutch and Vanessa’s divorce (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Hutch’s luggage (Playboy Island)
• Hutch’s fifty primes (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Starsky says he wants no part of if Hutch is brought in on Murder One (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Huggy reminisces about his couch time with Cora Lee (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• What Cora Lee’s mama did to Huggy (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Commander Jim tells Starsky he has been doing (Lady Blue)
• Things Hutch tells Starsky to do to find Callendar (Plague)
• Things Hutch tells Starsky they need to do to find the antidote (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Starsky and his ladder (Dandruff)
• Classes Jack and Allen took together at Jameson College (Class in Crime)
• Reports Maggie McMillan has confessed to or filed at the police station (Deadly Imposter)
• Fargo rationalizes his vigilantism (Committee)
• What Rosey Malone does to help the Huichol people (Rosey Malone)
• Huichol Indians, according to Rosey (Rosey Malone)
• John Blaine’s murder: Dobey is “getting pressure like he’s never known” (Death in a Different Place)
• Things that Hutch thinks prove the killer is a professional (Class in Crime)
• Old folks’ complaints regarding the Eastside Home for the Aged (Savage Sunday)
• An APB on Hutch means (Fix)
• Desk clerk describes Luke Huntley (Birds of a Feather)
• Why Starsky wants to find out who got to Lonnie (Pariah)
• What Starsky wants to do to Professor Gage (Class in Crime)
• Suspects in Iron Mike’s crimes (Iron Mike)
• Gage and Michelle tell each other over the campfire on the beach (Class in Crime)
• Things Jeeter tells Spence to do when fighting Booker (Heavyweight)
• Hutch agonizes over his alley freeze-up (Gillian)
• Who could have set Larry up (Silence)
• Similarities in the cabbie murders (Quadromania)
• Nick asks Starsky if he ever feels this way about his job (Starsky's Brother)
• What “Dr. George” tells Terry Nash (Set-Up)
• Nick describes Starsky’s job (Starsky's Brother)
• Gail will make the “first stroke” of (Bloodbath)
• Gillian returns the keys to Olga for (Gillian)
• Hutch makes excuses of why Gillian was at Grossman’s (Gillian)
• Dobey describes traffic control (Partners)
• A.C. Chambers (Tap Dancing)
• What Starsky asks the nurses for (Partners)
• Simonetti wants to know if Hutch is (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Word on the street regarding Iron Mike, as per Huggy (Iron Mike)
• Starsky and Hutch consider themselves, when it comes to the ladies (Vampire)
• What Starsky believed about 1000 years ago (Rosey Malone)
• What Starsky said happened after 1000 years (Rosey Malone)
• Things cultists tell Gail to make her resolve stronger (Bloodbath)
• Colby tells people he is (Deadly Imposter)
• Psychos, says Starsky (Psychic)
• Starsky requires from his bar patron replies on paper (Pilot)
• Coleman’s crimes (Death Ride)
• Hutch extols the virtues of living for another one hundred years (Plague)
• Regulation items in the glove compartment (Pilot)
• Starsky and Hutch demonstrate their knowledge of demolition (Murder at Sea)
• Questions Starsky asks Chaco during his interrogation (Texas Longhorn)
• Questions Huggy is asked on game show (Death Ride)
• Why did Huggy get the last game show question wrong (Death Ride)
• Cargo of the three ships suspected to be soon robbed (Terror on the Docks)
• What Gramps tells Hutch that Lionel was wearing (Quadromania)
• Hutch offers Colby at his place (Deadly Imposter)
• What is in Smithy’s possession when he is killed (Running)
• Gunther’s soliloquy on control (Sweet Revenge)
• How to shag balls into the rough (Playboy Island)
• The crib Connie offers to sell Starsky and Hutch (Bait)
• Hutch threatens Monty with an accomplice rap for (Bounty Hunter)
• Things the doll Hutch buys for Lisa has these features (Nightmare)
• The worst things about being a cop’s wife is waiting, according to Mrs. Donner (Plague)
• Hutch tells Kenny he will be his blanket (Blindfold)
• Starsky tells Emily (Blindfold)
• Starsky’s depressed non-answers to Hutch’s questions (Blindfold)
• What Starsky tells Hutch he found out about himself (Rosey Malone)
• Hutch refers to Mrs. Blake (Terror on the Docks)
• What Dobey tells Woodfield he has taken away (Captain Dobey, You're Dead)
• What Chris Phelps observes regarding Starsky and Hutch (Heroes)
• What Uncle Elmo had at his shop (Nightmare, Crying Child)
• Hutch gives Starsky a life lesson (Nightmare, Crying Child)
• Starsky gives Starsky a lesson on manliness in the emergency room (Fatal Charm)
• Description of Jack Morgan’s murder (Class in Crime)
• Police Chief Godfrey tells Hutch and Starsky to be wary of (Playboy Island)
• What Jerry Perry begs for when he jumps in the pool naked (Playboy Island)
• Sonny’s description of Hutch’s location (Survival)
• Things Starsky tells Rosey he likes (Rosey Malone)
• Laura Steven’s comments about Starsky’s clothes (Velvet Jungle)
• Starsky and Hutch feel Lisa is (Nightmare)
• Starsky and Hutch describe Roxy(Moonshine)
• Things Mickey is supposed to do to stay straight (Bust Amboy)
• Things Brownley complains about at the fashion show (Velvet Jungle)
• Things Night and Day say when they first see the playgirls at the hotel (Playboy Island)
• Laura’s description of Hutch’s eyes for Harry (Deckwatch)
• What Hutch bought and has done in preparation for his trip to Pine Lake (Satan's Witches)
• Dobey wants to eliminate these variables using computer cards (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Huggy rails at Starsky and Hutch about Rigger's death (Targets 1)
• Manning and Lewis tell Al Martin they can’t pay him because (Nightmare)
• Hannah remembers Freddy when he cut his foot mowing the lawn (Deckwatch)
• Things Hutch tells Coney in bar (Fix)
• Johnny Monahan tells Coyle regarding their customers (Iron Mike)
• Starsky says he feels like (Pilot)
• Nick has to get back to New York (Starsky's Brother)
• Clues that Chris Phelps is in the dog house (Heroes)
• Hutch asks Starsky about Nick’s visit (Starsky's Brother)
• Starsky is used to (Crying Child)
• Baron’s disguises (Dandruff)
• Marty is into, according to Judith (Discomania)
• Some things in Iron Mike’s black book (Iron Mike)
• Addresses to which Earl Pola and Fat Momo send Hutch (Psychic)
• The kind of info “cops beg for” (Iron Mike)
• “One week from today,” Starsky will be cruising the streets (Golden Angel)
• Specifics in Mike’s black book regarding the drug bust at the Mandalay Heights Airfield (Iron Mike)
• Hutch explains the Four-Lane Highway of Life rule to Starsky (Golden Angel)
• Starsky doesn’t like Sullivan’s Bar because (Fatal Charm)
• Sharman complains about Starsky and Hutch (Running)
• Being able to go to a matinee movie in the middle of the day (Targets 2)
• Konig’s personal effects Bo Rile puts on Eddie Hoyle’s body (Bounty Hunter)
• Hutch reads want ad job to Starsky (Targets 2)
• Starsky and Hutch bring Ted when he is in the hospital (Action)
• Places Starsky, Hutch and RC look for Larry (Silence)
• Places Starsky looks for Terry Roberts (Starsky's Lady)
• What Cora Lee’s mom did to Huggy (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• Properties Starsky owned in Monopoly (Starsky's Lady)
• Camille’s lead ups to her attempt to kill Buzzy (Golden Angel)
• Camille chants (Golden Angel)
• Tommy Reese asks about how wrestling compares to (Golden Angel)
• Some things known about Steve Hanson’s movie (Murder on Stage 17)
• What Dobey and Huggy bring to the hospital (Partners)
• Jimmy Shannon’s possessions you can see on the morgue table (Vendetta)
• What Huggy says he did last night (Huggy Can't Go Home)
• What is real, say Starsky and Hutch (Targets 3)
• Things Marty and Alex don’t like (Targets 3)
• Machines that don’t work for Starsky (Texas Longhorn)
• First three things Starsky and Hutch do when they go to Woodfield’s office to arrest him (Captain Dobey, You're Dead)
• Things Terry Roberts likes to do (Starsky's Lady)
• things Starsky says he can bring to the job of being bait, which Hutch can’t (Avenger)
• Used as clips (Partners)
• What Hutch tells Starsky that acting is (Murder on Stage 17)
• Cultists’ weapons for final sacrifice (Bloodbath)
• Hutch notes he and Starsky “walked into the case with all the finesse of a wrecking ball” (Targets 3)
• McClellan had these needed attributes to commit crimes (Targets 1)
• Linda had these three needed attributes to kill Jojo, according to Bettin (Jojo)
• Orange comments on Sharman’s appearance due to (Running)
• Hutch commands Huggy to get/do (Targets 3)
• Hutch tells Dobey success happened due to (Targets 3)
• What Hutch things he and Mardean could talk about (Targets 3)
• Rifle used to kill Allen Richards (Class in Crime)
• Harry tells Marianne (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• What Eric Snow had in his ship locker (Murder at Sea)
• What Doris turns on when she gets home (Birds of a Feather)
• Starsky tells Nick that while he is here (Starsky's Brother)
• Starsky, Hutch and Delaney speculate on murder weapon (Avenger)
• Monique’s description of Harry (Avenger)
• Joe Fitch wants to know about Marianne (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• What Stafford requires from his staff (Murder at Sea)
• What Starsky and Hutch use to subdue the bad guys (Satan's Witches)
• O’Riley’s Southern Hotel has (Heroes)
• Dr. Magic Minnie’s’ head contains (Playboy Island)
• Dr. Magic Minnie’s’ sign proclaims (Playboy Island)
• Starsky asks Hutch, “What do you have on tonight?” (Photo Finish)
• Information on the stationary letterhead (Targets 3)
• Papa Theodore says over the Starsky and Hutch puppets (Playboy Island)
• “All in one bundle” (Texas Longhorn)
• Tony calls Lizzie (Discomania)
• Hutch speculates on who could have killed Jojo (Jojo)
• Supergnat, describing his scene (Vampire)
• Russ’s Hotel has (Heroes)
• Kaufman speculates (Body Worth Guarding)
• Marianne tells Harry to tell Joe (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Subjects of Starsky and Hutch's jokes (Shootout)
Intro: Continuity Errors
Continuity Errors A
Continuity Errors B
Continuity Errors C
Continuity Errors D
Intro: Notes and Mysteries
Notes and Mysteries A
Notes and Mysteries B
Notes and Mysteries C
Notes and Mysteries D
Notes and Mysteries E
Notes and Mysteries F
Notes and Mysteries G
Who? Trivia
What? Trivia
Why? Trivia
Where? Trivia
When? Trivia
Which? Trivia
Introduction to Book Club Questions
Book Club Questions A
Book Club Questions B
Book Club Questions C
Book Club Questions D
Book Club Questions E
Book Club Questions F
Book Club Questions G
Book Club Questions H
Book Club Questions I
Book Club Questions J
Book Club Questions K
Book Club Questions L
Book Club Questions M
Intro: Pure Opinion
Pure Opinion: Characters
• Starsky treats Hutch badly in case with Meredith
• Roger and Phil show what shits they really are
• Luke Huntley is unappealing
• Clues Terry Nash should have picked up
• Nick Starsky is bad news
• Dan Slate’s response to Leslie’s attack feels all wrong
• Cassie is an unpleasant woman
• Kate Larabee is a spoiled brat
• Car wash guy is bad news
• Belle Kates is a good person
• Artie Slokin has sex with boys
• Joey is smarter than Tom
• John Colby is a cold, cold man
• Starsky and Hutch can be really mean to Huggy
• Chris has fallen out of favor with Starsky and Hutch
• Four comments that highlight Starsky’s duplicity with Rosey
• Starsky and Hutch’s fine whines
• Starsky and Hutch don’t like / trust Iron Mike
• Reasons not to like Thomas Callendar
• the strange disconnect Starsky shows for Hutch’s neighborhood
• Laura Stevens was not the one for Starsky
• Judith Kaufman was not the one for Hutch
• Kathy Marshall is one stand-up chick
• St. Terry might have worked out with Starsky
• The relationship between Starsky and Emily is squicky
• Lizzie Thorpe is an ineffectual cop
• Simonetti is an ass
• Despite Hutch’s claim to be good at his job…
• Lola should be reprogrammed
• K.C. McBride’s open mind
• Hutch’s firm non-committal with Diana
• Nancy Blake’s marriage is doomed from the start
• Appealing things about John-John the Apple
• Starsky’s errors in reading Hutch and Diana’s body language
• Perhaps Candy shouldn’t marry Buzzy Boone
• Freddie is the best henchman
Pure Opinion, Speculation on Social Class
• Hutch from an upper-class background
• Hutch from a lower-class background
• Starsky from an upper-class background
• Starsky from a lower-class background
Pure Opinion, Miscellaneous
• Huggy’s story and its relation to John Colby
• Marked differences in the fourth season
• Fire Danger is high
• Spectacular clothes on Starsky
• Fabulous clothes on Hutch
• Clues Hutch has some medical training
• Men making lewd comments about female corpses
• Sexist
• Personal involvement and sloppy police work
• Hutch doesn’t trust Starsky with large amounts of cash
• Disillusioned Starsky and Hutch regarding boyhood heroes and ideas
• One might not want to be Dobey’s good friend
• Self-referentially comments regarding acting and celebrities
Let’s Go Out on a Tango
• Dobey’s “Mastermind Tango”
• The “Dobey Twister Tango”
• The "Lunch Tango" with Chris Phelps
• Hutch’s “Air Tight Room Number’s Tango”
• “Intricate Cup Dance”
• “Old Horse Tango”
• "Last Year’s Jewelry Tango”