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Hill Street Blues on NBC

1981, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Virgin and the Turkey - Hill Street Blues

Furillo returns home to introduce Joyce to his parents; Buntz makes a turkey of a drug bust; a man (Daniel Faraldo) finds an unusual water stain in his apartment; LaRue promises to deliver a ringer (Mickey Morton) in time for the charity athletics. Mr. Furillo: Richard Bull. Joyce: Veronica Hamel.

Episodes: The Virgin and the Turkey - Hill Street Blues - 155 total Episodes

9/6/1999: Hill Street Station (The Pilot)
Ewe and Me, Babe
The Rise and Fall of Paul the Wall
Can World War III Be an Attitude?
Dressed to Kill
Film at Eleven
Midway to What?
The Russians Are Coming
Parting Is Such Sweep Sorrow
Larry of Arabia
Falling From Grace
A Wasted Weekend
Jungle Madness
Rookie Nookie
Fowl Play
Washington Deceased
Presidential Fever
Cranky Streets
Of Mouse and Man
No Body's Perfect
Gung Ho
Seoul on Ice
In the Belly of the Bus
Say It as It Plays
The Cookie Crumbles
A Pound of Flesh
Norman Conquest
Oh, You Kid
Dr. Hoof and Mouth
Invasion of the Third World Body Snatchers
Mayo, Hold the Pickle
Moon over Uranus: The Final Legacy
Watt a Way to Go
Passage to Libya
Politics as Usual
Fecund Hand Rose
Blood Money
Fruits of the Poisonous Tree
Personal Foul
Requiem for a Hairbag
Moon over Uranus
Spotlight on Rico
Praise Dilaudid
Nichols from Heaven
Hair Apparent
Grin and Bear It
Blues in the Night
An Oy for an Oy
I Want My Hill Street Blues
Iced Coffey
Slum Enchanted Evening
Say Uncle
Fathers and Guns
City of Refuse
Der Roachenkavalier
Jungle Madness
Buddy, Can You Spare a Heart?
Hill Street Blues
Ba-Bing, Ba-Bing
Low Blow
Choice Cut
Up in Arms
The World According to Freedom
Freedom's Last Stand
Stan the Man
Eugene's Comedy Empire Strikes Back
Doris in Wonderland
The Count of Monty Tasco
Fathers and Huns
Das Blues
Scales of Justice
Look Homeward Ninja
Come and Get It
Amazing Grace
Jungle Madness
Film at Eleven
I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin
Blues for Mr. Green
No. 1 Hill Street Station
Lucky Ducks
Eva's Brawn
El Capitan
The Second Oldest Profession
Pestolozzi's Revenge
The Spy Who Came in from Delgado
Shooter
Santaclaustrophobia
A Hill of Beans
Grace Under Pressure
Nutcracker Suite
Hacked to Pieces
Two Easy Pieces
The Best Defense
Sorry Wrong Number
No. 1 Hill Street Station
Rites of Spring
G.Q.
Hill Street Blues
The Belles of St. Mary's
Fuched Again
Davenport in a Storm
Hearts and Minds
Some Like It Hot-Wired
Trial by Fury
Rain of Terror
A Hair of the Dog
Death by Kiki
The Other Side of Oneness
What Are Friends For?
Remembrance of Hits Past
A Case of Klapp
She's So Fein
Here's Adventure, Here's Romance
Dogbreath Afternoon
It Ain't Over 'til It's Over
Life, Death, Eternity, etc.
Rites of Spring
Bangladesh Slowly
Last Chance Salon
Of Human Garbage
Chipped Beef
Officer of the Year
Phantom of the Hill
Life in the Minors
Honk if You're a Goose
Ratman and Bobbin
The End of Logan's Run
You're in Alice's
Somewhere over the Rambo
Suitcase
The Runner Falls on His Kisser
Fuchs Me? Fuchs You!
Intestinale Fortitude
Bald Ambitions
57 Hill of Beans
Moon over Uranus: The Sequel
The Life and Times of Domenic Florio, Jr.
Your Kind, My Kind, Human Kind
Queen for a Day
Gatorbait
The Last White Man on East Ferry Avenue
Zen and the Art of Law Enforcement
Domestic Beef
Heat Rash
Little Boil Blue
The Long Law of the Arm
The Virgin and the Turkey
Jagga the Hunk
I Come on My Knees
More Skinned Against than Skinning
Days of Swine and Roses
Rites of Spring
The Young, the Beautiful and the Degraded
Moon over Uranus
Goodbye, Mr. Scripps

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Premiered: January 15, 1981, on NBC

Rating: TV-14

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Premise: Steven Bochco's landmark ensemble crime drama was an often electrifying mix of realism and humor within continuing storylines (in an unnamed big city), paving the way for gritty successors like `NYPD Blue' and `Homicide: Life on the Street.' `Hill Street Blues' copped more than two dozen Emmys, eight in its rookie season. With its gripping stories and complex characters, along with Mike Post's stirring theme music, this was television drama of a high order.

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