Police Woman (TV series)

thumb thumb|Angie Dickinson as Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Police Woman (1974–1978) is an American police procedural television series, created by Robert L. Collins, starring Angie Dickinson and airing on NBC, about an undercover police officer working for the Criminal Conspiracy Unit of the Los Angeles Police Department. Season 1 The End Game [1.01] Royster: Well, this morning we started off with two chances: slim and none at all. Laurette Blake: You ever get the wind knocked out of you when you're playing? Sandy: Yes. Laurette Blake: Did you let anybody know about it? Sandy: No. Laurette Blake: Why? Because you wanted to keep on playing the game. Right? Sandy: I guess so. Laurette Blake: Well, that's what life is. You get the wind knocked out of you time after time, but you just won't quit because you don't wanna stop playing the game. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Is that a Southern accent I detect? The Secretary: No, that's a slight West Texas accent. South West Texas. Sgt. Bill Crowley: You wanna park and go in and look? Royster: No way man, the last time a honky went in that place was about, eh, 1937 and they still haven't found him. Sgt. Bill Crowley: I think that was my old man. Royster: [chuckles] I hear ya. The Beautiful Die Young [1.02] Sgt. Pepper Anderson: I'm Brandy... Rex: Uh-hmm. Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Brandy Saunders... Rex: Yeah, Maxie told me about you. But he didn't tell me that you never quit. Royster: [in helicopter, talking through bullhorn] Police! Everybody down there freeze! Debbie Sweet: [naked in swimming pool] What the hell to you think I'm doing? Sgt. Bill Crowley: Tell ya a little secret: 'Scrinizo', that means 'bad boy' in Italian. That's what my grandmother used to call me when I was a kid. Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Undoubtedly, Crowley, that's a very popular word in East Dublin, [clears throat] next to pizza, of course. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Why won't you believe that I have an Italian grandmother from South Napels? Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Don't know. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Where do you think I get all this passion and these eyes? Sandra: Sgt. Crowley was telling me something that very interesting was up, and eh, well, I'm interested. Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Fine, except we're looking for somebody who looks young, and eh... you look like a baby, Sandra. Sandra: That's been my main talent ever since I was. Royster: This place is like a concentration camp for young chicks. Warning: All Wives [1.03] Seven Eleven [1.04] Sgt. Bill Crowley: Pep, when you were growin' up, did you ever want to be a stewardess? Sgt. Pepper Anderson: No. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Good, you'll learn to love it. We'll put you on seven-eleven as an extra girl, trainee. It's not a bad idea. Y'know, what do we have to lose? Sgt. Pepper Anderson: What does he mean "we"? Anatomy of Two Rapes [1.05] Sgt. Bill Crowley: We thought that since our unit has been assigned to investigate rape victims' interrogation, we'd just start out showing you what not to do. I know it is shocking to me that ninety percent of the rapes in this country are never reported because the women are afraid of how we the police are gonna treat them. Now let's start it over again this time we do it the right way. It's Only a Game [1.06] Sgt. Pepper Anderson: [after agreeing to a dinner date with Kevin] But I'll drive myself home, okay? Kevin Duffy: Who can ask for anything more? Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Almost everybody. Fish [1.07] Sgt. Pepper Anderson: There it is, Stark was spotted by airport intelligence deplaning from a Detroit flight, Monday morning. Sgt. Bill Crowley: And we hear about it four days later. What they heck are they using for communications, pigeons? Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Finley ought to be safe for the moment, there can't be more than six people who know where we've got 'em holed up. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Are you kidding? He's got a bigger budget for snitches than we got. Sgt. Pepper Anderson: [posing as inmate Eve] Listen, in this world, a girl has to take care of Number One. I learned that when I was Sweet Sixteen, only I was about twelve. Young Inmate #2: [to Bunny] Next time, you keep your big mouth full of carrots, snitch! Deputy #2: This is your room, Eve. If you want nice things, you can make them in sewing class. Flowers of Evil [1.08] The Stalking of Joey Marr [1.09] Sgt. Bill Crowley: You're lucky, man. Royster: Lucky, hmm? Some lucky. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Well, look at it this way. You could have broken your nose. Royster: Hmm. Look who's talking! Requiem for Bored Wives [1.10] Smack [1.11] The Cradle Robbers [1.12] Shoefly [1.13] Target Black [1.14] Sidewinder [1.15] Blast [1.16] No Place to Hide [1.17] Sgt. Pepper Anderson: I'm a terrible typist. Sgt. Bill Crowley: Yeah, but you look so good at the water cooler. Nothing Left to Lose [1.18] The Company [1.19] Ice [1.20] Sgt. Pepper Anderson: Be a good husband and DO ME! Bloody Nose [1.21] The Loner [1.22] Cast Angie Dickinson - Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson Earl Holliman - Sgt. William "Bill" Crowley Charles Dierkop - Det. Pete Royster Ed Bernard - Det. Joe Styles External links 0071034 Police Woman Category:1970s American crime drama TV shows Category:1970s American police procedural TV shows Category:NBC shows Category:TV shows set in Los Angeles Category:American television spin-offs