Hill Street Blues

TV Show

1981-1987

1h 0m

TV-14

NBC

7 Seasons

146 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Drama, Crime, Mystery

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A realistic glimpse into the daily lives of the officers and detectives at an urban police station.

Hill Street Blues

TV-14

TV Show

1981-1987

1h 0m

English

NBC

Drama, Crime, Mystery

7 Seasons

146 Episodes

Episode Guide

A realistic glimpse into the daily lives of the officers and detectives at an urban police station.

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It Ain't Over Till It's Over

Season 7 Episode 22

May 12th 1987

A Pound of Flesh

Season 7 Episode 21

May 5th 1987

The Runner Falls on His Kisser

Season 7 Episode 20

April 7th 1987

Days of Swine and Roses

Season 7 Episode 19

March 31st 1987

Dogsbreath Afternoon

Season 7 Episode 18

March 17th 1987

The Cookie Crumbles

Season 7 Episode 17

March 10th 1987

Sorry, Wrong Number

Season 7 Episode 16

March 3rd 1987

Norman Conquest

Season 7 Episode 15

February 10th 1987

Der Roachenkavalier

Season 7 Episode 14

February 3rd 1987

City of Refuse

Season 7 Episode 13

January 20th 1987

Cast

Frank Furillo

Robert Hill

Mick Belker

Phil Esterhaus

Stan Jablonski

Howard Hunter

Henry Goldblume

Neal Washington

J.D. LaRue

Lucille Bates

Joe Coffey

Ray Calletano

Andy Renko

Leo Schnitz

Joyce Davenport

Norman Buntz

Created By: Steven Bochco

Directed By: Gregory Hoblit (15 Episodes), Christian I. Nyby II (12 Episodes), + 26 more

Written By: Jacob Epstein (146 Episodes), Michael Kozoll (146 Episodes), + 23 more

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paulrobson666@duck.com says...

9 months ago

From start to finish this show has it all; great acting, characters and writing. It gave us some memorable and well beloved characters. Add to the mix the veritable who's who of guest stars. It swings from ‘Hey, let’s be careful out there’ to ‘Let's go out there and do it to them before they do it to us’ and beyond. It also proffered a fantastic theme tune and at the time of its release nothing encapsulated the gritty realism of inner city USA like it. Thankfully, to equalise this there's nearly always a decent dose of humour in each episode; provided in most part by Lieutenant Howard Hunter (James B. Sikking). It’s an absolute classic and one of the best TV shows to ever grace our screens.

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calbearfan says...

11 years ago

Would love to watch this again...

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GenerationofSwine

2 years ago

When I was a little kid it was "The Chicago Show" based entirely on an Old Style Beer sign in the opening credits.

What it really should be praised (or shunned for) is introducing the police procedural drama. Only, when you do it first, it's not a really bad thing.

And not only did they do it More

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