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over a year ago
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"Seems like it’s nostagia night so what about classic police tv series
Start you off with 3
Mccloed
Ironsides
And banacheck
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Dempsey abs makepiece I think it was called... So wanted to be the chick |
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"The Gentle Touch" was just about the first female orientated cop series ever i think and ground breaking at the time.
For me though, THE most ground breaking and enjoyable cop series by far was Hill Street Blues. The stories were brilliant, the acting was fantastic and the music was good as well. One of the most iconic lines ever and was used in every episode "Hey, let's be careful out there" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""The Gentle Touch" was just about the first female orientated cop series ever i think and ground breaking at the time.
For me though, THE most ground breaking and enjoyable cop series by far was Hill Street Blues. The stories were brilliant, the acting was fantastic and the music was good as well. One of the most iconic lines ever and was used in every episode "Hey, let's be careful out there""
As well as gentle touch (Gill casgoinge oofff)
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"Seems like it’s nostagia night so what about classic police tv series
Start you off with 3
Mccloed
Ironsides
And banacheck
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Hill Street blues was way ahead of its time and another trailblazer was policewoman with Angie Dickenson. I love a woman in uniform |
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By *yronutMan
over a year ago
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"The Equaliser I think it was called. I used to love that 
Oh Yes. Edward Woodwoodwoodwood!
Just as well we have the letter D in the English language or else he would be called
Ewar Woowoo"
Well even so..... Edward Woodward..... Sounds like someone farting in the bath.....  |
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By *tella Heels OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"The Equaliser I think it was called. I used to love that
Oh Yes. Edward Woodwoodwoodwood!
Just as well we have the letter D in the English language or else he would be called
Ewar Woowoo
Well even so..... Edward Woodward..... Sounds like someone farting in the bath..... "
Before that he was callan
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"An aussie one called bluey..
See above^^^^^^^^ up there somewhere"
Missed that...
Aye over weight. Chasing crims.. Would stop for breather having lost them... They'd think he'd given up so would back track back sauntering along
Go round corner he'd bump into them and nab them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Juliet Bravo and the bill. "
Funny story about the bill... I was living in Elephant and Castle and was walking up towards Old Kent Road with a mate and saw hundreds of coppers down this street. We saw them carrying a white coffin, obviously a police funeral. Was a sight mind... Then we saw the cameras filming! |
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