Dos contra el crimen

Título original: Hardcastle and McCormick

Serie de TV
1983–1986
1h

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Brian Keith and Daniel Hugh Kelly in Dos contra el crimen (1983)

Un juez retirado y su último acusado hacen un seguimiento de los casos que fueron desestimados por tecnicismos.Un juez retirado y su último acusado hacen un seguimiento de los casos que fueron desestimados por tecnicismos.Un juez retirado y su último acusado hacen un seguimiento de los casos que fueron desestimados por tecnicismos.

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Curiosidades
The first Coyote was built from a Manta Montage kit car. The second, used later in the series, was built from a DeLorean DMC-12. Reportedly the car was changed because the two men ( who both stood six feet tall ) had a hard time getting in and out of, as well as sitting in, the kit car.

Pifias
In the start credits, when the Coyote jumps over and hits the roof of another car, the back right wheel has broken and sitting almost at right angles. When it lands it is fine again.

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Featured in The Jay Leno Show: Episodio #1.20 (2009)

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This show pretty much was an update on classic legends like the Lone Ranger and the Cisco Kid with a little bit of Dirty Harry thrown in. This also came out at a time when shows like "The Dukes of Hazzard" and "Knight Rider", which featured good looking young men with fast cars were all the rage. Brian Keith pretty much buried his old character of "Uncle Bill" with his wild characterization of Milton Hardcastle. He made this show fun to watch and it was one of those shows from the mind of Stephen J. Cannell that had lots of action but really didn't take itself too seriously. Also, Daniel Hugh Kelly provided enough beefcake to keep the ladies interested. This was definitely one of the wildest shows of the 1980's.