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Quincy

Originaltitel: Quincy M.E.
  • Fernsehserie
  • 1976–1983
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Quincy (1976)
The cases of a coroner who investigates suspicious deaths that usually suggest murder.
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DramaKriminalitätMysteryThriller

Die Fälle eines Gerichtsmediziners, der verdächtige Todesfälle untersucht, die in der Regel auf Mord hindeuten.Die Fälle eines Gerichtsmediziners, der verdächtige Todesfälle untersucht, die in der Regel auf Mord hindeuten.Die Fälle eines Gerichtsmediziners, der verdächtige Todesfälle untersucht, die in der Regel auf Mord hindeuten.

  • Stoffentwicklung
    • Glen A. Larson
    • Lou Shaw
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Jack Klugman
    • John S. Ragin
    • Robert Ito
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    • Stoffentwicklung
      • Glen A. Larson
      • Lou Shaw
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Jack Klugman
      • John S. Ragin
      • Robert Ito
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      • 2 Gewinne & 13 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Jack Klugman
    Jack Klugman
    • Dr. R. Quincy, M.E.
    • 1976–1983
    John S. Ragin
    John S. Ragin
    • Dr. Robert Asten
    • 1976–1983
    Robert Ito
    Robert Ito
    • Sam Fujiyama
    • 1976–1983
    Joseph Roman
    • Sgt. Brill
    • 1976–1983
    Garry Walberg
    Garry Walberg
    • Lt. Frank Monahan
    • 1976–1983
    Val Bisoglio
    Val Bisoglio
    • Danny Tovo
    • 1976–1983
    Eddie Garrett
    • Ed…
    • 1976–1983
    John Nolan
    • Bartender…
    • 1977–1983
    Diane Markoff
    • Waitress…
    • 1979–1983
    Marc Scott Taylor
    • Marc…
    • 1978–1983
    Filip Field
    • Lab Technician…
    • 1978–1983
    Peter Virgo
    • Pete…
    • 1977–1983
    Anita Gillette
    Anita Gillette
    • Dr. Emily Hanover…
    • 1979–1983
    Karen Philipp
    Karen Philipp
    • Robin Rollin…
    • 1978–1981
    James A. Watson Jr.
    James A. Watson Jr.
    • Deputy DA Jim Barnes…
    • 1978–1982
    Edward Grover
    Edward Grover
    • Agent Niven…
    • 1978–1983
    Lynnette Mettey
    Lynnette Mettey
    • Lee
    • 1976–1977
    Jonathan Segal
    • Jeff Sellers…
    • 1977–1980
    • Stoffentwicklung
      • Glen A. Larson
      • Lou Shaw
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    tracyp1121

    They don't shows like this anymore...

    ..."Thank God!" some people might think, well, not me. "Quincy" is one of my favourite shows of this kind (second only to the excellent "Columbo"). Jack Klugman is unforgettable as the intense and often angry Dr Quincy and is brilliantly supported by Robert Ito as the idealistic Sam, John S. Ragin as the by-the-book Dr Astin and Garry Walberg as Lt Monahan. Occasionally hammy but always enjoyable.
    7AlsExGal

    Quincy shifted a lot over its seven year run

    In the beginning, the show was usually about a crime that Quincy solves using his skills as a medical examiner., sometimes officially, sometimes not so officially, as he did when he was on jury duty on one episode. Honestly, who would allow a medical examiner to sit on a jury in a criminal trial? But I digress. These whodunnit based episodes were interesting, and Quincy is one of the first of the CSI style shows that I can recall - it really was ahead of its time. But, especially in the last couple of years of the show, there was a shift and Klugman started doing lots of issue shows with lots of pontificating. This was probably partially due to the changing times, partially a reaction to the Reagan administration. You can see the same kind of thing happen to the show Lou Grant and its star Edward Asner during the same time frame.

    Of course, crime scene investigation techniques have changed a lot over the years, and the ability to analyze DNA evidence was a ground breaker that was far in the future when this show debuted, but it is still worth it for the acting and the amazing Jack Klugman.
    7planktonrules

    Very enjoyable yet also very formulaic

    I have enjoyed Quincy for years--both when it first came on TV and in the years following its wide-spread syndication. Despite enjoying the show very much, I must, however, admit that the show was very formulaic and predictable. In 90% of the episodes, they stuck one of two very well-established plot outlines:

    1. There is a death and it's assumed that it was by natural causes. In most of these cases, it's actually murder.

    2. To Dr. Quincy, the case "just doesn't seem right" and he won't close the case--wanting to take more time with the autopsy or do some investigating on his own.

    3. His boss, Dr. Asten, argues with Quincy to just wrap it all up due to either time constraints or pressure from outside sources. In essence, Asten is a bureaucratic weenie and Quincy a crusader for truth.

    4. Quincy's friend, Lt. Monahan, wants to close the case because he KNOWS that it either wasn't a murder or he's blaming some innocent guy for the crime. Oddly, despite the Los Angeles Police Department being one of the largest ones in the world, somehow Monahan is almost always on the case--he's apparently a very, very busy guy--as is Quincy!

    5. In the end, Quincy is vindicated. Yet, despite this, by the time they do the next episode, they once again begin this same process!

    6. They all end up at Danny's and someone says something funny.

    OR:

    1. A death occurs.

    2. Dr. Quincy becomes angry because the death was caused by some social issue such as spousal abuse, sexual abuse or poorly staffed emergency care centers, so he goes on a rampage and annoys practically everyone.

    3. Quincy grandstands, makes speeches and preaches not just to the folks in the show but AT the audience.

    4. Folks FINALLY listen to Quincy and they all end up at Danny's restaurant. But because it's a social issue program, they may or may not say something funny to end the show.

    So why, despite the predictability of the show did I and so many others like it? Well, perhaps it was because although you knew what to expect in general, the shows were very creative in how they thought out the murders. Also, in a few cases, there weren't murders but the show managed to bring up excellent public health issues (though occasionally they were VERY preachy). Plus, over the years, the show evolved into a likable cast. Heck, after a while, you even grew to like Asten--especially since he mellowed and was less of a paper-pushing bureaucrat in later episodes.

    Excellent writing, a likable cast and great imagination, this show has stood up well over time.

    UPDATE: I just finished re-watching the entire series and think I should update my review. As the show progressed, the quality of the shows began to decline. The decline was slow at first but by season eight, the shows were just awful. I assume they ran out of ideas for crimes to solve, as more and more as the show progressed the shows became soapboxes for social ills NOT shows about forensic science. And, soapbox shows, while perhaps important, are far, far less entertaining.
    9Pegapus

    CSI before there was a CSI!

    This show was more influential than most shows of its genre on TV. In many ways, it was the predecessor to the current CSI and CSI: Miami, with its emphasis on science and the forensic approach. In fact, many of the episodes dealt with forensic methods which were just coming into being in the 70's, and for the first time let the audience of the series see these new techniques and research, including the build-up of a skeletal face to what the person could have looked like, looking for evidence of where a person has been by looking at the residue on a person's shoes and other forensic methods we take for granted nowadays.

    What's even more interesting is that many of the topics of these episodes, some 25 years old, show a great amount of relevance even now. Such things as airplane safety, epidemics, political influence, riots, runaways and child pornography, post traumatic stress disorder as a result of a war experience, migrant workers, crash diets, child abuse, and much, much more.

    This show was and is a great forerunner to many other shows over the past twenty-five years. In many ways, the current resurgence in shows about forensic science can be attributed to this show. Not only the commercial successes of CSI and CSI:Miami, but shows like "Forensic Files," "Cold Case Files" and other such shows. With the amount of technology which we presently have available to us now, it's amazing that a lot of it has only been available since Quincy debuted on television, less than 25 years ago.
    stargazer24

    Who cares if it's formulaic??

    So every episode seemed the same? Every episode of I Love Lucy was the same too, and that's a classic. Heck, 90% of TV is the same episode over and over again. This show is great. Before a couple years ago, I wasn't a huge fan of 70s TV, especially dramas, but I'm hooked on this show. The cast is great, the characters delightfully predictable and occasionally over-the-top, and the storylines intriguing. Great stuff. And I got a huge kick out of the fact that Garry Walberg (Lt. Monahan) was also Speed on The Odd Couple. Guess he and Jack followed each other around. LOL

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    • Wissenswertes
      Quincy's first name was never revealed during the series. However, in one episode, one of his business cards was briefly seen and read "Dr. R. Quincy."
    • Patzer
      In the typical opening title sequence, near the end of the credits, there is a scene showing Quincy walking along talking his friend on the beach with people (extras) throwing a football in the background. As the ball is thrown toward the camera it passes off the screen to the left. Moments later a woman with a pink top and blue skirt stumbles into frame grasping her face and eyes. Her companions rush to her aid as she tries to brush sand or grit from her face. She is in obvious distress as is see by everyone's actions toward her, all except Quincy who obliviously walks on toward the camera continuing the scene. This was kept in the opening credits which is odd given that it is made up of snippets.
    • Alternative Versionen
      Many of the episodes that aired as part of the "NBC Mystery Movie" were edited down from 88 minutes in length to roughly 44 minutes in length when the show went into reruns in syndication.
    • Verbindungen
      Edited into The NBC Mystery Movie (1971)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 10. März 1981 (Westdeutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
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      • Quincy, M.E.
    • Drehorte
      • Marina del Rey, Kalifornien, USA(Quincy's Yacht)
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Glen A. Larson Productions
      • Universal Television
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