Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back into Your Hearts

Episode aired Nov 20, 1976
TV-14
1h

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

250

YOUR RATING

Sondra Currie and David Soul in Starsky and Hutch (1975)

Action Crime Drama Mystery

Starsky goes undercover as Ramon the dance instructor and Hutch as wealthy Texan rancher and dance student Charlie McCabe to expose a blackmail operation.Starsky goes undercover as Ramon the dance instructor and Hutch as wealthy Texan rancher and dance student Charlie McCabe to expose a blackmail operation.Starsky goes undercover as Ramon the dance instructor and Hutch as wealthy Texan rancher and dance student Charlie McCabe to expose a blackmail operation.

Director
- Fernando Lamas
Writers
- William Blinn
- Edward J. Lakso
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

250

YOUR RATING

Director
- Fernando Lamas
Writers
- William Blinn
- Edward J. Lakso
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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10therealjohnhood

Another Charming Slice of the '70s!

Featuring future Hill Street Blues star Veronica Hamel (really) and directed by Fernando Lamas (double really), this episode has a certain built-in '70s charm. Audrey Christie's appearance however roots that charm to a whole 'nother Hollywood heyday.

To go from Splendor in the Grass to Starsky & Hutch is the ultimate in impressive It also shows sublime versatility, as well as a keen sense of humor. Mostly though, Christie's bridging proves this show was always as whip smart as it was charming good fun!

As for the story, well, you'll have to tune in for yourself, because the deception and duplicity really needs to be seen firsthand in order to be dis/believed. Besides, who'd want to spoil all the wily surprises?

Trivia
The hot dog scene was filmed from a now demolished overpass , however a relative same view can be seen from the surrounding buildings at 2112 Avenue of the Stars.

Goofs
When Captain Dobey arrives to make the arrest on the pier (around 42 minutes), the building behind him clearly states "Port of Los Angeles" at the top, even though the show is set in fictional Bay City.

Quotes
Capt. Harold Dobey: Hutchinson, you really look whipped.
Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson: Work, work, work, You know how some night duty can wear you out.
Capt. Harold Dobey: You think they taped you last night?
Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson: Cap'n, if they didn't, they shoulda.
Capt. Harold Dobey: Ah, you'll probably hear a playback in a day or two.
Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson: I'll rest up.