By The Quincy Examiner If you’re one of the many loyal fans who own the complete Quincy, M.E. DVD collection, you’re holding onto a vital piece of television history. But did you know your collection may be more fragile than you think? First, let’s clear up a common point of confusion: While many box sets […]
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Turtle Races: From “Quincy M.E.” to Brennan’s in Marina Del Rey
Curious about how to win in the next turtle race at Danny’s, or any other pub or bar near you… “dive” into this article and learn a bit more about how to best the best in this unique competitive pass-time!
Whatever happened to Quincy’s Boat? Where is it today?
Everything You Wanted to Know About the 60′ Classic Schooner… Whatever Happened to Quincy’s Boat? Where is it Today? Everything You Wanted to Know about the Big Q’s 60′ Classic Schooner Welcome, fans of “Quincy, M.E.”, to a fascinating journey into the history of one of the show’s iconic props – the 60-foot classic schooner […]
Quiz: Can you guess what is unique about this scene from the Quincy, M.E. TV series?
Get prepared for “The Big Q” quiz on all things Quincy! In this one, your task is to identify the number of distinctive aspects or unique features related to the visual element set up by the director or screenwriter in the scene or episode screen cap provided. How keen are your levels of observation? Good […]
Exploring the Nostalgia: Starline 1991 Trading Cards and the Hollywood Walk of Fame
As fans of classic TV shows, we often find ourselves yearning for the nostalgia of the past. One show that undeniably left its mark on television history is “Quincy M.E.,” starring the legendary Jack Klugman. As we delve into the realm of 1991 Starline trading cards and their connection to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, […]
Was Jack Klugman Ahead of His Time?
Analyzing the Current SAG-AFTRA Strike and Demands on Both Sides Introduction As a “Quincy, M.E.” TV series historian, I can’t help but notice the striking similarities between past and present labor disputes in the entertainment industry. One case that stands out is the legal battle between actor Jack Klugman and Universal City Studios over the […]