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You might call it an investigation series.  He leapt into someone else's life and had to find the reason he was there, take care of the problem, and how to get leap out.

Agree that's a bit of a stretch.  There's Hawaii Five -- O.

Quincy, M.E.

Harry O

The Avengers

You do have to admit that Angie Dickenson paved the way for Cagney and Lacey.

I have been recently watching Adam 12, Quincy, & Dragnet on our ABC digital channel... ahh what memories

Cagney & Lacy & Hart to Hart are my all time favorites.. but many of the ones you guys have already listed are close seconds.

Knight Rider, although some may not exactly call it a detective show.

There was a tv movie with the Bionic Man and the Bionic Woman together!

Has anyone mentioned Ironside aka Raymond Burr?

A-Team! lol

hwillny says ...

Yeah, I remember the A-Team with my idol Mr. T. (lol)

Ya dont mess with Mr T.....I heard in real life he was a bodyguard for people.

Like Mr. T, but also like Dwight Schultz' character.  He later played in an episode in one of the Star Trek series, if I remember correctly.

VERY GOOD SCOOB! You really are a Trekkie.

That's right Dan, first generation, original series Trekkie!

Need Help...Brain On Strike or something lol

There was a show that was sort of like Baretta and i cannot for the life of me remember the name.The actors name was Tony and last something like Montesano.

He has a mole I beloeve on his left side below his eye (in real life) anyone else remember the show? He was good looking...but I guess not enough for me to forget his name lol

 UPDATE

Did a google search with differant words and found it..or shall i say him AND learnd something. How many of you knew this?

His name is Tony Musante and he played on "Toma". This is what i learned that i didn't know.It does answer my question on what happened to it. lol I'd watch this before Baretta but than he was no where to be found, so I started watching Baretta.

http://timstvshowcase.com/toma.html

When Tony Musante decided to quit the series, the

producers wanted to continue on with Robert Blake

in the lead role, but Blake didn't want to appear

on the series feeling like he was an understudy

to Musante and suggested a name change. The

producers changed the name, and also agreed

to rewrite the role to better fit Blake's true

character, and renamed the show "Baretta."

ScoobyDoo says ...

Policewoman was as bad as Barnaby Jones!

Hey Scoob how about  Honey West- that one makes Policewoman look like a Shakesperian play.