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The Streets of San Francisco

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The Streets of San Francisco	comment	A crime drama series that ran on ABC from 1972â€“77, produced by Quinn Martin Productions (with Warner Bros. Television in Season One) and shot on location in San Francisco.The series starred Karl Malden as Det. Lt. Mike Stone, a veteran homicide cop, with Michael Douglas (in his Star-Making Role) as Det. Insp. Steve Keller, Stone's younger partner. Douglas left the show at the start of its fifth and final season, and was replaced by Richard Hatch as Det. Insp. Dan Robbins; this change was not popular with viewers (since Battlestar Galactica hadn't been created yet), leading to declining ratings and the show's cancellation.Unique among crime shows since, the show's actors and writers took great pains to ensure an authentic portrayal of the San Francisco Police Department.A reunion telefilm, Back to the Streets of San Francisco, produced by Spelling Television, the successor-in-interest to QM Productions, aired on NBC in early 1992.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
The Streets of San Francisco / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Lawrence Dobkin, who played the villain in the series' pilot film, also directed two first-season episodes, "A Trout In the Milk" and "Act of Duty". Nicholas Colasanto was one of the main guest stars in the first season episode "Death Watch". He would return two seasons later to direct the episode "The Programming of Charlie Blake".
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_13dc1beb	type	Serial Killings, Specific Target
The Streets of San Francisco / int_13dc1beb	comment	Serial Killings, Specific Target: In "Legion of the Lost", Roy Richardson is a greedy businessman who seeks to ensure that the rightful heir of his boatyard corporation, Paul Thomas, never claims his inheritance. Knowing that Paul is currently homeless and living among vagrants, Richardson has his hatchet man, Terry, go about beating homeless men to death over the course of several nights, leaving three bodies in his wake. Richardson then tries to have Paul himself beaten to death, hoping for it to look like just another serial killing, and Paul's best friend Jake is killed in the process.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
The Streets of San Francisco / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: "Rampage".
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_19e41d8f	type	And This Is for...
The Streets of San Francisco / int_19e41d8f	comment	And This Is for...: "Deadly Silence," "Monkey Is Back", "Poisoned Snow" and "Clown Of Death" (among others).
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
The Streets of San Francisco / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: Comes out when Stone's daughter starts dating a motorcycle cop in "Hot Dog."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_266b283	type	Crime After Crime
The Streets of San Francisco / int_266b283	comment	Crime After Crime: Too many examples to count but to supply one: in the episode "The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague", the titular "plague" is a tiny pistol that goes from one person to another after its original owner disposes of it in a trash can after blasting dead a bookie's goon that was beating him up, and they use it to shoot someone.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
The Streets of San Francisco / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: One of the victims of the Saturday Night Special at the center of "The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague" is a little boy who's shot by of his friends who finds the gun and then pulls out the clip and thinks its empty. It isn't... In "The House on Hyde Street", one of the three boys who break into Harlan Edgerton's (Lew Ayres) house falls from a ladder and fatally breaks his neck. The boys lie to the cops, saying that Harlan caught and killed the boy. Harlan, who's not all there, tells Stone and Keller, that his brother, who was killed in World War II, is the killer.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
The Streets of San Francisco / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Meredith Baxter's Southern accent in "Deadly Silence" is a bit uneven.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_37a6a66a	type	Instrumental Theme Tune
The Streets of San Francisco / int_37a6a66a	comment	Instrumental Theme Tune: Probably the funkiest outside of Barney Miller.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_38b05ae7	type	Poorly Disguised Pilot
The Streets of San Francisco / int_38b05ae7	comment	Poorly Disguised Pilot: "Superstar," about a New York cop who comes to San Francisco to find his partner's killer and sticks around - in other words, McCloud in reversenote in more ways than one. People actually liked McCloud - led into the short-lived Spinoff Bert D'Angelo/Superstarnote just 11 episodes made. (which actually began its network run two weeks before the episode aired).
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_397569de	type	Time Marches On
The Streets of San Francisco / int_397569de	comment	Time Marches On: "I Ain't Marchin' Anymore" concerns a Vietnam draft dodger back in San Francisco after running to Canada. In between filming of the episode and its first airing, then-President Gerald Ford stated that amnesty would be given to such dodgers. As a result, the episode has a rare second voiceover from Hank Simms specifying that the episode takes place before amnesty was declared. In-universe, Roy Devitt - a lieutenant in the first season - makes captain by the final season.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_3c7d0418	type	Doom Magnet
The Streets of San Francisco / int_3c7d0418	comment	Doom Magnet: If Jeannie's in an episode with a friend from university, the friend is screwed.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_3f0b2f50	type	Make It Look Like an Accident
The Streets of San Francisco / int_3f0b2f50	comment	Make It Look Like an Accident: In "River of Fear", con artist James Cooper, posing as Dr. William Dunson, marries the cellmate of his widow (who died in prison under suspicious circumstances) in order to find out where he hid the fortune in cash he stole. He strikes her in the back of the head with a telephone receiver, then puts her in the bathtub to make it look like slipped, hit her head and drowned.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
The Streets of San Francisco / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: "School of Fear." Two of the four kidnapped problem students return to school, the only girl amongst them drops out, while the remaining one might or might not come back. As a teacher points out to Stone and Keller in the Epilog, "you can't win them all."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
The Streets of San Francisco / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: "Let's Pretend We're Strangers." Billy, who's suspected of murdering a young woman, has been gotten off by his legal aid lawyer - but then he tells her that he didn't kill anybody, and mentions the woman and another person (who he also killed because he spotted him leaving the scene of the crime) by name... even though he shouldn't have known about the latter.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_4b07a894	type	Crime and Punishment Series
The Streets of San Francisco / int_4b07a894	comment	Crime and Punishment Series
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_518de95b	type	Always Murder
The Streets of San Francisco / int_518de95b	comment	Always Murder: Well, since Stone and Keller (and Robbins) work in the homicide division...
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
The Streets of San Francisco / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: "The Thrill Killers, Part 1" starts with Steve arriving at a trial from a hearing where it's been determined he didn't go out of bounds in shooting a suspect. It ends with Steve, having been shot himself by a suspect, en route to a hospital.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_59ddd555	type	Psycho Lesbian
The Streets of San Francisco / int_59ddd555	comment	Psycho Lesbian: "Once A Con."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_6af8ebb5	type	Death by Falling Over
The Streets of San Francisco / int_6af8ebb5	comment	Death by Falling Over: In "Deadline", reporter Chris Bane (played by Barry Sullivan) knocks down his girlfriend during an argument on the beach, killing her. In "Most Feared In The Jungle", single young mother Barbara Talmadge (Kitty Winn) struggles with the matron at the unwed mothers' home where she lived before her baby was stillborn, she's convinced her baby's alive and was taken from her (she's right). Matron winds up on the ground. And that's all she wrote. In "The Runaways", George Morgan (Larry Wilcox) breaks into a pharmacy to get medication for his sick younger sister. He's surprised by the pharmacy owner, who thinks he's a junkie and scuffles with him, causing the owner to fall and fatally strike his head on a weight scale.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
The Streets of San Francisco / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: Jean (Stone's daughter)'s friend Nancy in "Men Will Die" - she's raped by two men at the start of the episode, and the traumatized woman subsequently shoots and kills one of them - but because there isn't any conclusive evidence of her rape, she's eventually held for trial for murder... driving her to jump off a stairwell in the courthouse. Thankfully, she does recover. (And yes, the other guy does get caught.) Boggs in "Hang Tough." Unlike Jean's friend, he succeeds.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: As demonstrated in "One Last Trick" - on finding somebody's after her, Carol tells Joy to leave immediately and not bother to pack. She's next seen carrying a small case... had she taken Carol's advice she might not have been offed at the end of Act II).
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7360806f	type	In-Series Nickname
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7360806f	comment	In-Series Nickname: Stone regularly calls Keller "buddy boy."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
The Streets of San Francisco / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: At the start of season 5, Keller leaves the force to begin a teaching career.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7d7a7d0f	type	Opening Narration
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7d7a7d0f	comment	Opening Narration: In keeping with series from QM Productions, each one was episode-specific (although "I Ain't Marchin' Anymore" also has one at the beginning of the first act to set up the episode). Here's one for instance from season five (which runs so long the theme music actually goes back to the beginning and starts again):
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7e1767df	type	Framed Face Opening
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7e1767df	comment	Framed Face Opening: The Title Sequence has Detectives Stone and Keller over a blocky splotch design. Said design was also used for the guest cast montage.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7eebe99c	type	The Alcoholic
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7eebe99c	comment	The Alcoholic: Officer Joe Landers (Leslie Nielsen) in "One Last Shot", whose drinking leads to a botched arrest of a suspect and the accidental shooting death of his partner.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
The Streets of San Francisco / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Dead Or Alive," the wealthy father of a young woman who's beaten, raped, and murdered offers a reward of a million dollars for the killer's capture. The greed the reward generates results in three people being hospitalized, including the killer (who's shot by a shopkeeper with dollar signs in his eyes while trying to escape from Stone), and the episode ends without their fates known. It also results in a cop on the verge of retirement getting a friend of his involved in a scheme to catch the guy and split the reward, which winds up with the cop being kicked off the force and his friend being shot and killed. And the father may or may not be facing charges of complicity and involvement with murder himself, since it was basically his fault. In "Poisoned Snow," a cop's girlfriend is shot and killed by a junkie while she's trying to arrest him, which drives the man to lace a dealer's cocaine with rat poison in hopes that the junkie who killed her will take a fatal dose. He does... as do many other junkies throughout San Francisco. Including his own son.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_84fa1d7d	type	Disposable Woman
The Streets of San Francisco / int_84fa1d7d	comment	Disposable Woman: In "The Drop," the girlfriend of a kidnap victim is gunned down by one of the kidnappers (and later passes away in hospital), as the guy is taken, purely so that Mike Stone can be involved with the case (and the killer specifically wants Stone to make the drop so he can take revenge). The hostage never mentions her again. Dude, your girlfriend was shot and mortally wounded in front of you!
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_85c1004b	type	Incredibly Obvious Bug
The Streets of San Francisco / int_85c1004b	comment	Incredibly Obvious Bug: Seen in one episode. The tracking device is large and obvious (although not blinking or beeping), but it is planted on the back bumper of the car after the hero has gotten in, thus justifying them not noticing it.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_8ed5c6e4	type	Asshole Victim
The Streets of San Francisco / int_8ed5c6e4	comment	Asshole Victim: The victim of the week in "A Trout in the Milk" is a womanizing artist.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_95b875b1	type	Not Me This Time
The Streets of San Francisco / int_95b875b1	comment	Not Me This Time: In "Let's Pretend We're Strangers," Billy (who has a record of petty crimes) insists that he wasn't responsible for killing a woman in her apartment. He was.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_9f46ebc4	type	Just Got Out of Jail
The Streets of San Francisco / int_9f46ebc4	comment	Just Got Out of Jail: In "Timelock", Bobby Jepsen has been released from prison, where he'd been serving time for manslaughter, with the proviso that he find a job within 72 hours. Shako, who'd been in prison with him, sees him on the street and presses him for information about a contract that was made on his life. Bobby, who doesn't want to be seen with him, as it would violate his parole, argues with him as they're standing on a street corner waiting for the light to change. Someone comes up behind Shako and shoves him into the path of a moving truck, killing him, and then vanishing. All of the witnesses on the corner I.D. Jepsen as the killer. He's arrested after running into a bar to make a phone call to someone who could help...Lt. Mike Stone, who coached him as a child in Little League.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_a431b0e6	type	The Butler Did It
The Streets of San Francisco / int_a431b0e6	comment	The Butler Did It: "Death and the Favored Few."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_a4f81481	type	Circus Episode
The Streets of San Francisco / int_a4f81481	comment	Circus Episode: "Clown of Death", where Stone and Keller investigate the murders of three performers in a traveling circus.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_a6fa41b	type	Recycled Premise
The Streets of San Francisco / int_a6fa41b	comment	Recycled Premise: season 4's "Underground" essentially repurposes the 1975 unsold QM Productions Pilot Movie Crossfire (in which a cop has to go to deep undercover on special assignment without other officers knowing.The cop has personal reasons for taking the job.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_a98abeda	type	Roguish Romani
The Streets of San Francisco / int_a98abeda	comment	Roguish Romani: In "The Year of the Locusts", a band of modern-day Gypsies descends on San Francisco, its aging patriarch unaware that the younger generation has moved on from the traditional flim-flam to million-dollar heists and murder.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_a9f392fd	type	Pilot Movie
The Streets of San Francisco / int_a9f392fd	comment	Pilot Movie: Based on the novel Poor, Poor Ophelia by Carolyn Weston.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
The Streets of San Francisco / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: The Jerkass DJ (Larry Hagman) in "Dead Air", realizes too late his Nice Character, Mean Actor rant to his engineer about his audience has just become an Engineered Public Confession to all his listeners. The end of the episode reveals he's working at another San Francisco radio station as a country music DJ. Jeannie has one in "Endgame". when she's finally let in on the undercover assignment to smoke out a mob boss, with Mike Stone pretending to be a Dirty Cop.. and thinks she's let slip to one of the Vice cops who are (rightly) suspected of being on the mob boss' payroll that Mike isn't really a dirty cop...
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_afab5e94	type	Reunion Show
The Streets of San Francisco / int_afab5e94	comment	Reunion Show: 1992's Back to the Streets of San Francisco, with Karl Malden and Darleen Carr (who played the recurring character of his daughter Jeannie on the original series). Michael Douglas doesn't appear, although he did play a San Francisco cop in another production that year. The hunt for Keller's murderer is a major plot element.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_b4fce1ab	type	Obfuscating Insanity
The Streets of San Francisco / int_b4fce1ab	comment	Obfuscating Insanity: In the episode "Asylum", Keller poses as a mental patient to enter a mental health facility where a couple of patients died mysteriously.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_bc6c6c90	type	Drop-In Character
The Streets of San Francisco / int_bc6c6c90	comment	In-universe, Roy Devitt - a lieutenant in the first season - makes captain by the final season.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
The Streets of San Francisco / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Do not threaten Jeannie Stone (see Papa Wolf below) as seen in "Beyond Vengeance"
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
The Streets of San Francisco / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: Michael Douglas gets "Special Guest Star" billing on his final episode(s) the two-parter "The Thrill Killers"; as does Mark Hamill on the 1977 episode "Innocent No More" (Star Wars opened several months after the episode first aired).
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Streets of San Francisco / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Writer Rick Huskynote would go on to create a successful cop show of his own in T.J. Hooker. was a member of the "Memphis Mafia", the name for Elvis Presley's close circle of friends, and he often used the names of other 'mafia' members for characters in his scripts. In his script for the episode "Target: Red", the villains are named Jerry Schilling and General Robert 'Red' West, after friends of his in the Memphis Mafia. Additionally, another character is named Myrna Schilling, after Jerry's wife, a background singer for Elvis, another character is named Lamar Fisk (there was a similarly named member of the Memphis Mafia, Lamar Fike), and yet another character in the episode is named Vernon Presley, after Elvis's dad. The front desk's Sergeant's name is Sekulovich. Karl Malden's real name was Mladen Sekulovich. His parents were so hurt that he changed his name for stage purposes, so he asked the series' producer if they could include a character named Sekulovich to honor his parents and they obliged.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_cda501da	type	Killed Off for Real
The Streets of San Francisco / int_cda501da	comment	Killed Off for Real: Steve in the Reunion Show.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_d0f0a80d	type	One-Word Title
The Streets of San Francisco / int_d0f0a80d	comment	One-Word Title: "Timelock", "Deadline", "Harem", "Inferno", "Commitment", "Rampage", "Solitaire", "Breakup" and "Runaway", "Endgame".
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_d1b4f0ef	type	Everybody Lives
The Streets of San Francisco / int_d1b4f0ef	comment	Everybody Lives: "Who Killed Helen French?" and "Time Out."
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_d2ddb362	type	ReasonYouSuckSpeech
The Streets of San Francisco / int_d2ddb362	comment	"Reason You Suck" Speech: The title character of "Police Buff" is given one by a cop when he tries to express his sympathy over a killer going free (and gets berated for being a coward). The P.B. later gives a stronger variant to himself back at home - which leads to him taking actions into his hands...
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_dc3b74bc	type	Pointy-Haired Boss
The Streets of San Francisco / int_dc3b74bc	comment	Pointy-Haired Boss: Newly-minted Captain Keely in "The Glass Dart Board," whose chart-centric approach to his job interferes with Stone and Keller's search for a sniper randomly shooting at a high-rise - and Keely having a Nice Job Breaking It, Hero moment when he personally ruins an operation to locate the sniper which would have worked if he hadn't come flying in (literally, in a helicopter). In fairness, Keely does eventually realize he's an embodiment of The Peter Principle and returns to where he can be useful.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_e2c4b927	type	Dub Name Change
The Streets of San Francisco / int_e2c4b927	comment	Dub Name Change: In West Germany, Steve was named "Heller", because there was already a "Kommissar Keller" (Erik Ode) on West German television.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_eaf84605	type	Setting as a Character
The Streets of San Francisco / int_eaf84605	comment	Setting as a Character: Quinn Martin called the titular city "the third star of the series".
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_eb251937	type	Dirty Cop
The Streets of San Francisco / int_eb251937	comment	Jeannie has one in "Endgame". when she's finally let in on the undercover assignment to smoke out a mob boss, with Mike Stone pretending to be a Dirty Cop.. and thinks she's let slip to one of the Vice cops who are (rightly) suspected of being on the mob boss' payroll that Mike isn't really a dirty cop...
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_eba6a077	type	Cain and Abel
The Streets of San Francisco / int_eba6a077	comment	Cain and Abel: Dimitri Kampakalas (Scott Marlowe) and his brother Jason (Paul Michael Glaser) in the episode "Bitter Wine". Jason served a prison sentence for a double vehicular homicide that his brother committed, so that Dimitri could operate the family winery. When Dimitri carries out his plan to torch the winery for the insurance money and a security guard is killed in the process, guess whom he frames for the crime?
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_f4158af7	type	Everybody Owns a Ford
The Streets of San Francisco / int_f4158af7	comment	Everybody Owns a Ford: The series was sponsored by Ford Motor Company, and half of the vehicles shown were new Ford cars. In the early episodes, Keller and Stone drove a brown 1971 Ford Galaxie four-door sedan and the entire SFPD cruiser fleet consists of Ford Galaxies.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
The Streets of San Francisco / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Inspector Dan Robbins, Richard Hatch's character.
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_fd497706	comment	Accidental Murder: "Deadline", "The Runaways", "Once A Con", "Most Feared In The Jungle", "The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague" and "Bitter Wine".
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The Streets of San Francisco / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
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