Episode 20 is inexplicably a Quinn Martin Production and has us exploring the phenom of 70s detective shows and also has us kind of trying to figure what qualifies as a detective show (we don't quite see eye to eye).
Regardless, as children we sure did watch a lot of people getting murdered. We discuss the Columbos, Rockfords, MacMillans and Wives, Banaceks and Cannons of our childhood, the merchandising magic of Kojak and Starsky and Hutch.
We also go way, way off track, with discussions about Jamie Farr and Three Stooges, I'm sorry.
Episode 20 will hopefully have you asking "Just one more thing"
Regardless, as children we sure did watch a lot of people getting murdered. We discuss the Columbos, Rockfords, MacMillans and Wives, Banaceks and Cannons of our childhood, the merchandising magic of Kojak and Starsky and Hutch.
We also go way, way off track, with discussions about Jamie Farr and Three Stooges, I'm sorry.
Episode 20 will hopefully have you asking "Just one more thing"
Show Links:
- The (very rare) LJN Magnum PI set Jason owns.
- The 90s FX commerical about Cannon that Brian loves.
- Simon and Simon walkie talkies as discussed in our show.
- Hello D'ere, Jason is weirdly obsessed with Marty Allen
- Kojak got not only an action figure but a freaking playset? Yet, I got no Sleestak figures as a child, totally fair.
- The Starsky and Hutch Mego figures are awesome
- The Police Woman figures were actually repackaged versions of a British toys called HAVOK.
- Quincy takes on Punk Rock.
- Drool over the amazing Jumbo Machinders!
