Quincy, M.E.

thumb thumb|Jack Klugman as Dr. R. Quincy, M.E. thumb|Robert Ito as Sam Fujiyama Quincy, M.E. (1976–1983) was an American mystery medical drama television series that aired on NBC about a Los Angeles County medical examiner who investigates suspicious deaths that usually suggest murder. Season 1 Note: Season 1 featured four 75-minute long telefilms. Go Fight City Hall... to the Death [1.01] Dr. Quincy: [to police recruits] Gentlemen, you are about to enter the most important and fascinating sphere of police work: the world of forensic medicine, where untold victims of many homicides will reach back from the grave and point back a finger accusingly at their assailant. Who's Who in Neverland [1.02] A Star Is Dead [1.03] Hot Ice, Cold Hearts [1.04] Season 2 Snake Eyes, Part 1 [2.01] Ronnie Fletcher: Other hotels have conventions, they get in plumbers, carpenters, you know what we get here? Forensic pathologists, they have a whole name, you know what that is? Coroners. Coroners, the guys in movies that go 'hmmm, guy's hanging by his neck, has a bullet hole in him, and an ice pick in his ear, I suspect it's foul play'. Dr. Quincy: [after a patient dies mysteriously] Right now he's just number one, but if we don't get to the bottom of this, it'll be a hundred and one. Dr. Quincy: [ordering the hotel to keep out any new guests] Tell them you made a mistake, you're overbooked, you're sorry, say anything you like, but don't let anybody else check in. Snake Eyes: Part 2 [2.02] Dr. Larry Pines: No matter what you think of me, I am not a murderer. Dr. Quincy: Tell that to those seven dead people. Ronnie Fletcher: [as Quincy draws out a piece of bone] You're worse than an agent! Dr. Quincy: How do you go from saving a little girl's life to committing murder? ...The Thigh Bone's Connected to the Knee Bone... [2.03] Visitors in Paradise [2.04] The Two Sides of Truth [2.05] Hit and Run at Danny's [2.06] Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy? [2.07] Harriet Crawford: It is no great achievement to die. Greater achievement to live. A Good Smack in the Mouth [2.08] Dr. Quincy: Every year 2 million kids are beat up by their parents, 2 thousand of them end up on slabs. Dr. Quincy: Do you know how many autopsies I've done on children like Joey? Too many, I can't even look at their faces any more. I have to have their faces covered before I begin. Dr. Quincy: If this doesn't stop, there's an 80% chance when Joey grows up he'll beat his kids and his kids will beat their kids! Lt. Frank Monahan: If you had a single eyewitness, Quincy, I could help you. But those are the rules. Dr. Quincy: The rules are for the child beaters and not the children. Alright, you want a witness? I'll get you a witness, I'll find somebody who saw what happened and deliver them into your lap! Dr. Quincy: Melissa, how're you feeling? Dr. Robert Asten: Well she's got a whopper of a headache. Dr. Quincy: Well she's had you for years! The Hot Dog Murder [2.09] An Unfriendly Radiance [2.10] Sullied Be Thy Name [2.11] Valleyview [2.12] Let Me Light the Way [2.13] Season 3 No Deadly Secret [3.01] Dr. Quincy: Who are "they"? I really want to know. We're always told to watch out for "them"; we're being protected from "them." Maybe if we were told the facts, we could decide what is safe and what isn't. Arthur Forsythe: We the People? Dr. Quincy: Yes, We the People! Cast Jack Klugman - Dr. R. Quincy, M.E. John S. Ragin - Dr. Robert Asten Garry Walberg - Lt. Frank Monahan Robert Ito - Sam Fujiyama Val Bisoglio - Danny Tovo Eddie Garrett - Ed Joseph Roman - Sgt. Brill Jonathan Segal - Jeff Sellers Lynnette Mettey - Lee Potter External links 0074042 Quincy, M.E. Category:1970s American crime drama TV shows Category:1980s American crime drama TV shows Category:1970s American mystery TV shows Category:1980s American mystery TV shows‎ Category:1970s American police procedural TV shows Category:1980s American police procedural TV shows Category:Forensic science TV shows Category:NBC shows Category:TV shows set in Los Angeles