Quincy M.E.

Serie de TV
1976–1983
TV-PG
1h

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The cases of a coroner who investigates suspicious deaths that usually suggest murder.

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Los casos de un brillante, aunque irascible, forense que investiga muertes sospechosas que suelen sugerir un asesinato.Los casos de un brillante, aunque irascible, forense que investiga muertes sospechosas que suelen sugerir un asesinato.Los casos de un brillante, aunque irascible, forense que investiga muertes sospechosas que suelen sugerir un asesinato.

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Nominado a 10 premios Primetime Emmy
- 2 premios ganados y 13 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados8 temporadas8 años

Ed…

John Nolan

Bartender…

Diane Markoff

Waitress…

Marc Scott Taylor

Marc…

Filip Field

Lab Technician…

Peter Virgo

Pete…

Anita Gillette

Dr. Emily Hanover…

Karen Philipp

Robin Rollin…

James A. Watson Jr.

Deputy DA Jim Barnes…

Edward Grover

Agent Niven…

Lynnette Mettey

Jonathan Segal

Jeff Sellers…

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Trivia
Quincy's first name was never revealed during the series. However, in one episode, one of his business cards was briefly seen and read "Dr. R. Quincy."

Errores
In the typical opening title sequence, near the end of the credits, there is a scene showing Quincy walking along talking his friend on the beach with people (extras) throwing a football in the background. As the ball is thrown toward the camera it passes off the screen to the left. Moments later a woman with a pink top and blue skirt stumbles into frame grasping her face and eyes. Her companions rush to her aid as she tries to brush sand or grit from her face. She is in obvious distress as is see by everyone's actions toward her, all except Quincy who obliviously walks on toward the camera continuing the scene. This was kept in the opening credits which is odd given that it is made up of snippets.

Versiones alternativas
Many of the episodes that aired as part of the "NBC Mystery Movie" were edited down from 88 minutes in length to roughly 44 minutes in length when the show went into reruns in syndication.

Conexiones
Edited into The NBC Mystery Movie (1971)

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7/10

Shake 'n Bake TV

I think Quincy was great when it first aired but is reflective of the "Shake 'n Bake" formula of TV in the '70s and early '80s. It did bring the science of criminal forensics to public attention so I am sure there are people working in that field today because of Quincy.

An episode or two might be tolerable for most people, but beyond that the repetition will wear almost anyone down.

I think I would pay real money if for once his boss Asten, Lt. Monahan and everyone else would believe Quincy when he finds something out of the ordinary.

Something like,"Gee Quincy, you were right about all of the last 75 deaths you investigated when I didn't believe you despite considering you my friend. Since your record is pretty flawless and I can trust you, let's go get the murderer." I would love to see that just once...once!