Starsky & Hutch

A youth oriented police-action show, highlighting two young plainclothes cops who are excellent on a professional level as well as swinging bachelors.

Detectives Starsky and Hutch spend a frenzied Sunday afternoon in pursuit of two homicidal robbers who don't know their stolen car contains a powerful time bomb set to explode later that day.

When the wife of a famous used car tycoon is slain by a pair of crazed drug addicts, Starsky and Hutch have to move fast to catch the killers before the agonized widower takes the law into his own hands.

Driving from San Francisco with the daughter of a crime czar, Starsky and Hutch are pursued by killers who will stop at nothing to prevent the girl and her escorts from surviving the journey in "Death Ride."

A million dollars worth of pure cocaine is missing after a huge drug bust and Starsky and Hutch are accused of "going into business" by a narcotics kingpin and by members of the police.

Hutch is abducted and forcibly "strung out" on heroin by a jealous mobster whose ex-girl friend has become romantically involved with Hutch in "The Fix."

Starsky and Hutch are assigned to maintain a watch over a group of strippers who have received notes warning of their impending doom in "Death Notice."

After shooting a masked youth to stop him from firing his gun into a crowd Starsky is put under heavy pressure by policemen whose lives are threatened by a killer who intends to execute cops until Starsky is removed from the force.

Starsky and Hutch's confidant, Huggy Bear, becomes a target for murder when he is robbed of $50,000 before he can return the "hot" money to the racketeer from whom it was stolen in "Kill Huggy Bear."

Wearing flashy clothes, driving a silver Rolls Royce and using a beautiful blonde as bait, Starsky and Hutch pose as well-financed heroin dealers moving up the underworld ladder in order to nail the city's top dope distributor in "The Bait."

Starsky and Hutch investigate the murder of a beautiful ex-policewoman who left the force to become a go-go dancer in a sleazy dive after ending a romance with Starsky in "Lady Blue."

A corrupt, bigoted, industrialist orders the execution of Captain Dobey and his family when the captain and his men conduct a private investigation of the assassination of a great civil rights leader in "Captain Dobey, You're Dead."

Starsky and Hutch are trying to nail a dock worker who killed an undercover policeman. They are also helping out with the wedding plans of Hutch's "adopted kid sister," who is about to marry the cop-killing leader in a series of waterfront heists.

The detectives do not know their friend has become a professional "hit man" and that his alleged ex-wife's present husband, a reformed crime syndicate figure, will be murdered if their quest is completed in "The Deadly Imposter."

Starsky and Hutch drift into a small Italian restaurant where they are immediately recognized by two gangland executioners awaiting the arrival of their target, a syndicate chieftain, in "Shootout."

Starsky and Hutch try to save the lives of a young armored car driver and his captive wife, both of whom will be killed after a fortune in cash has been delivered.

A down-on-his-luck musician runs into trouble with hoodlums when he accidentally steals new and no longer circulated counterfeit bills.

A Halfway House for ex-convicts becomes the setting for an elaborate frame-up involving an imposter priest and a deaf mute.

The financial success of a popular young wrestler causes greedy in-fighting which results in triple murder.

A rapist turned informer is murdered before he can lead police to the elusive boss of a drug ring.

A successful photographer's model hits the skids and shatters Staksky's boyhood illusions.

A chemist seeking revenge against Hutch, mistakenly administers a slow acting poison to Starsky.

A lady bail bondsman and an urban mercenary compete with police in pursuit of an alleged killer.