"Let's be careful out there."
Hill Street Blues
A realistic glimpse into the daily lives of the officers and detectives at an urban police station.
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S7 E22 • 5/12/1987
It Ain't Over Till It's Over
Sid and Furillo work to find out who is setting up Buntz while Daniels publicly vilifies him; LaRue decides to beat a TV crew doing a live broadcast from a gangster's cellar to the punch; Bates agrees to go out with Sal the plumber; rumors are flying about what will happen to the station house after a three-alarm fire guts it.
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Daniel J. Travanti
Frank Furillo
Michael Warren
Robert Hill
Bruce Weitz
Mick Belker
Robert Prosky
Stan Jablonski
James B. Sikking
Howard Hunter
Joe Spano
Henry Goldblume
Taurean Blacque
Neal Washington
Kiel Martin
J.D. LaRue
Betty Thomas
Lucille Bates
Dennis Franz
Norman Buntz
Charles Haid
Andy Renko
Veronica Hamel
Joyce Davenport
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See all on TMDBWhen I was a little kid it was "The Chicago Show" based entirely on an Old Style Beer sign in the opening credits. What it really should be praised (or shunned for) is introducing the police procedural drama. Only, when you do it first, it's not a really bad thing. And not only did they do it first, they did it well.