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* TheOtherDarrin: Roy Devitt is played by Tim O'Connor in "The Thirty-Year Pin," "Trail Of The Serpent" and "Endgame"; in "The Thrill Killers" and "Hang Tough" he's played by Ward Costello.
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* CastAsAMask: Marlyn Mason in "Who Killed Helen French?" as Angela Somes [[spoiler: who turns out to be Helen French herself, using makeup to hide the facial bruises she received from her abusive husband and a wig to hide her short hair as part of her double life - "Angela" is a lady of the night and Helen-as-Helen escapes when her husband thinks he's killed her. Note how in act 1 when her husband beats her we never see her face.]]
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** Mary Beth Lacey's husband Harvey is the brother of one of the victims in "No Minor Vices," in which [[Series/TheBradyBunch Marcia Brady]] is a high school student with a sideline in modelling, whose dad is a morally uptight murderer. [[spoiler: His victims are Marcia's clients - she's also a callgirl. And remains a callgirl at the end of the episode, because she likes it.]]
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** Mary Beth Lacey's husband Harvey is the brother of one of the victims in "No Minor Vices," in which [[Series/TheBradyBunch Marcia Brady]] is a high school student with a sideline in modelling, whose dad is a morally uptight murderer. [[spoiler: His victims are Marcia's clients - she's also a callgirl. And remains a callgirl at the end of the episode, because episode; when Stone suggests she likes it.]]quit, she smilingly replies "Why?"]]
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** [[Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury Tim O'Connor]] as Lt. Roy Devitt.
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*** In "Spooks For Sale" one of the bad guys is [[Film/DirtyHarry Scorpio]]. (Both Scorpio and the abovementioned Dr. Huer are also in "The Cannibals.")
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey and Christine Cagney]] ([[TheOtherDarrin the second one, not the third one]]) in "Commitment" and "Trail Of Terror" respectively, [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade," Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale" (and [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]]) and Series/NashBridges in "Hot Dog."
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey and Christine Cagney]] ([[TheOtherDarrin the second one, not the third one]]) in "Commitment" and "Trail Of Terror" respectively, [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade," Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale" (and [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]]) and Intelligence]]), Series/NashBridges in "Hot Dog.Dog" and [[Series/TJHooker Dennis Sheridan]] in "The Cannibals."
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* DawsonCasting: Generally averted - in "No Minor Vices" Cindy states she's 18; she's played by Maureen [=McCormick=], who was 19 at the time of filming.
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* DawsonCasting: Generally Usually averted - in "No Minor Vices" Cindy states she's 18; she's played by Maureen [=McCormick=], who was 19 at the time of filming.filming - but played straight in "One Last Trick," when a callgirl called Sheila (played by Deirdre Berthrong, around 24 when the episode was shot) says she's 17.
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey and Christine Cagney]] ([[TheOtherDarrin the second one, not the third one]]) in "Commitment" and "Trail Of Terror" respectively, [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade" and Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale." And [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]].
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey and Christine Cagney]] ([[TheOtherDarrin the second one, not the third one]]) in "Commitment" and "Trail Of Terror" respectively, [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade" and "Blockade," Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale." And Sale" (and [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]].
Intelligence]]) and Series/NashBridges in "Hot Dog."
*** Inthe latter episode "Spooks For Sale" one of the bad guys is [[Film/DirtyHarry Scorpio]].
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** In "The Thrill Killers" [[Series/ThePattyDukeShow Patty Lane]] and [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Laurie Partridge]] are two of the four kidnappers of a jury in the case of murderous friends of theirs - the jury includes [[WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda Mr. Ping]], [[Series/NightCourt Liz Williams]], [[Series/ThreesCompany Mr. Roper]], [[Series/EightIsEnough Tom Bradford]], Film/DrNo and [[Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond Marie Barone]].
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** In "The Thrill Killers" [[Series/ThePattyDukeShow Patty Lane]] and [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Laurie Partridge]] are two of the four kidnappers of a jury in the case of two murderous friends of theirs theirs, and threaten to kill them if the killers aren't released - the jury includes [[WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda Mr. Ping]], [[Series/NightCourt Liz Williams]], [[Series/ThreesCompany Mr. Roper]], [[Series/EightIsEnough Tom Bradford]], Film/DrNo and [[Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond Marie Barone]]. [[spoiler: In part 2 they ''do'' kill Tom, the monsters.]]
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** In "The Thrill Killers" [[Series/ThePattyDukeShow Patty Lane]] and [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Laurie Partridge]] are two of the four kidnappers of a jury in the case of murderous friends of theirs - the jury includes [[WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda Mr. Ping]], [[Series/NightCourt Liz Williams]], [[Series/ThreesCompany Mr. Roper]], [[Series/EightIsEnough Tom Bradford]], Film/DrNo and [[Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond Marie Barone]].
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** Before [[Film/{{Airplane}} Ted Striker]] was a pilot, he was a law student ("Judgment Day").
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey]] in "Commitment," [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade" and Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale." And [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]].
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** Nor are they the only future TV detectives to turn up, with [[Series/CagneyAndLacey Mary Beth Lacey]] Lacey and Christine Cagney]] ([[TheOtherDarrin the second one, not the third one]]) in "Commitment," "Commitment" and "Trail Of Terror" respectively, [[Series/CharliesAngels Kris Munroe]] in "Blockade" and Series/MagnumPI in "Spooks For Sale." And [[HilariousInHindsight his character in the episode used to be in Naval Intelligence]].
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*** Magnum's friend Rick really did have a criminal past - he holds up a pharmacy (and robs Doctor [[Series/TheBradyBunch Mike Brady]] - [[spoiler: except he isn't a real doctor]]) in "The Honorable Profession."
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* DirectedByCastMember: Michael Douglas went behind the camera for the only time to date with "Spooks For Sale."
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The show's only two-parter "The Thrill Killers" was originally planned to air as a two-hour season premiere (which is why Part 2 has Acts V-VIII), but Fred Silverman [[ExecutiveMeddling insisted that it be split in two]] so that the second part could go up against the season premiere of fellow QM Production ''Series/BarnabyJones'' on CBS and hopefully beat it in the ratings. (It didn't work. Plus it turned out to be the final season for ''The Streets of San Francisco'', whereas ''Barnaby Jones'' ran until 1980.)
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** In "School Of Fear" [[Series/WelcomeHomeKotter Esposito]] is one of four problem students taken captive, and [[Series/GetSmart Shtarker]] is the school's Dean ([[PlayingAgainstType a very straight role]], and one not mentioned on the credits).
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** In "School Of Fear" [[Series/WelcomeHomeKotter Esposito]] [[Series/WelcomeBackKotter Epstein]] is one of four problem students taken captive, and [[Series/GetSmart Shtarker]] is the school's Dean ([[PlayingAgainstType a very straight role]], and one not mentioned on the credits).
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* PlayingAgainstType: Ever wanted to see BillBixby as a ruthless assassin? "Target: Red" is for you.
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** Both StarskyAndHutch appeared on the show (in separate episodes). Someone might have noticed, given how both series use the same typeface for their credits.
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** "The Hard Breed" has [[Series/TheRockfordFiles Jim Rockford's dad]] and [[Series/{{Dallas}} J.R. Ewing's dad]]. And speaking of Rockford, his friend on the force Dennis Becker turns up in "Rampage."
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** Richard Hatch as Inspector Dan Robbins.
** [[Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury Tim O'Connor]] as Lt. Roy Devitt.
** You may not know Denver Pyle from looking at him, but if you listen to him you can hear [[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Uncle Jesse]].
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** Richard Hatch as Inspector Dan Robbins.
** [[Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury Tim O'Connor]] as Lt. Roy Devitt.
** You may not know Denver Pyle from looking at him, but if you listen to him you can hear [[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Uncle Jesse]].
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