First screeching onto television screens in 1975 'Starsky & Hutch' brought much of the streetwise grit, violence, and the sheer excitement from hit movies such as 'Dirty Harry' to the small screen. There have been many Police TV series ever since then beginning of television, but 'Starsky & Hutch' had something else – this show was undoubtedly "cool". A huge hit at the time, and still stands its ground against the new Police series of today.

Disc Contents:

The Bait
Starsky and Hutch work undercover as snazzy-dressed drug dealing pimps in an operation to put a heroin-pushing syndicate out of business. They spring a young woman, arrested for unwillingly acting as a drug courier, from jail, and convince her to act as a lure in a bid to trap the elusive drug kingpin at the head of the syndicate.

Lady Blue
A former girlfriend of Starsky's is found brutally murdered, with the body bizarrely wrapped in radio antenna wire. As the detective duo investigate, it emerges that the girl had been working undercover as a cocktail waitress while tracking down a psychotic killer.

’’Captain Dobey You’re Dead’’
The Detective duo swing into action when Captain Dobey and his family are terrorised by a crooked ex-Cop who has just been sprung from prison and is determined to get his revenge on Dobey for putting him away.

Terror on The Docks
Starsky and Hutch set about tracking down a dock-worker suspected of murdering an undercover Policeman who was investigating a series of waterfront heists. But a childhood friend of Hutch's is preparing to get married, and it seems that her groom-to-be might be involved.

The Deadly Imposter
John Colby, an old friend of Starsky and Hutch's, returns to town, and asks them to use their connections to help him find his ex-wife Karen. But as they look for the woman, the duo find that there are things that don't quite add up, and, unbeknown to them, the man holds a sinister and deadly secret.

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