Cagney & Lacey on CBS

1982, TV Show

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Welcome Back, Kotter's Robert Hegyes, Who Played Epstein, Dies

Robert Hegyes, best known for playing Juan Epstein on Welcome Back, Kotter, died Thursday from an apparent heart attack, The Star-Ledger reports. He was 60.

A New Jersey native, Hegyes studied speech and theater at Rowan University (where he taught later in his career) before finding stage work in New York both on and off Broadway.  In 1975, Hegyes was cast on...  read full article

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Season 7, Episode 22
Cagney and Lacey face the consequences of bringing back a key witness in a Federal probe of international money laundering.

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Season 7, Episode 21
Lacey's plans to accompany Harvey to Florida for a contractors' convention are sidetracked.

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Free | Hulu Aired: 5/2/1988

Season 7, Episode 20
Burglary in an exclusive townhouse leads Cagney and Lacey into a frustrating game.

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Free | Hulu Aired: 4/5/1988

Season 7, Episode 19
Cagney prepares for the difficult task of facing her rapist in court.

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Welcome Back, Kotter's Robert Hegyes, Who Played Epstein, Dies

Robert Hegyes, best known for playing Juan Epstein on Welcome Back, Kotter, died Thursday from an apparent heart attack, The Star-Ledger reports. He was 60.

A New Jersey native, Hegyes studied speech and theater at Rowan University (where he taught later in his career) before finding stage work in New York both on and off Broadway.  In 1975, Hegyes was cast on... read more

Getting to Know Burn Notice Scene Stealer Sharon Gless

SHE PLAYS Blacklisted CIA agent Michael Westen's chain-smoking hypochondriac mother, Madeline on USA Network's Burn Notice (Thursdays, 10/9c). "She's a little wacko and not the ideal, but I think she's growing," Gless says of the role, which this year won the series its first — and the actress her 10th — acting Emmy nomination. ...

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Burn Notice's Sharon Gless: I'm the Dark Horse in the Emmy Race

With the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards a few weeks away, Burn Notice's Sharon Gless is not afraid to admit that she's a bit nervous. Though she's a 10-time nominee and a two-time winner — both for her leading role in Cagney & Lacey — Gless, 67, considers herself ...
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Emmys: Did Your Favorites Make the Cut?

It was great to see The Good Wife, Modern Family and Glee get so much Emmys love, but let's face it, we kind of expected it. On the other hand, there were some genuine surprises in the mix — and, as always, some disappointing omissions. Read our take on the nominations, and then post your favorite surprise or most painful snub in the comments section.

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What Would You Ask Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly?

Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly broke barriers as the first female dramatic leads on television, and now the Cagney & Lacey duo is reuniting to celebrate their DVD release and digital debut with full episodes now available online. Daly and Gless will be stopping TVGuide.com's studio this week to talk nostalgia and their recent projects.

Tell us what you would like to know about these legendary ladies after the jump?

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Premiered: March 25, 1982, on CBS
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Premise: Tough female cops fight crime on the streets of New York City while battling chauvinism in the workplace. When the going gets tough they seek refuge in the ladies' room, where only viewers can see them let down their guards and show their vulnerability. For the depth they brought to the roles of best friends and trusted partners, Sharon Gless (Cagney) and Tyne Daly (Lacey) collected seven Emmys between them, saw the show revived from cancellation twice and starred in four made-for-TV movies.

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