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Quincy, M.E.

Quincy, M.E.

American drama seriesWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Quincy, M.E.".

Oct 2, 2026

Zeth LundyHOST
21:42
The film's score is by Bruce Broughton, an American composer who has 10 Emmy Award wins and one Academy Award nominations.
Zeth LundyHOST
21:50
In the 1970s, he scored TV shows such as Gunsmoke, Hawaii Five-O, Quincy, M.E., and Barnaby Jones.
Zeth LundyHOST
21:58
His music here is cut from the same cloth.
Zeth LundyHOST
22:01
It's lightly conspiratorial, like a Quincy Jones or a Dave Grusin score from the 1970s.
Neil MitchellGUEST
27:59
And, you know, she conducts autopsies and works on murders and things like that.
Neil MitchellGUEST
28:03
Is it like CSI? Is it like Quincy ME? Is it like Silent Witness? And basically she said,
speaker_14AUDIENCE
28:09
no,
Neil MitchellGUEST
28:10
not really.
Neil MitchellGUEST
9:00
Victoria's the leading most senior pathologist, and we were talking about how real the world of pathology was, and she conducts autopsies and works on murders and things like that.
Neil MitchellGUEST
9:12
Is it like CSI? Is it like Quincy ME? Is it like Silent Witness? And basically she said,
PeterAUDIENCE
9:18
no,
Neil MitchellGUEST
9:18
not really.
speaker_0HOST
29:49
So how I missed You Again, I can't tell you.
speaker_0HOST
29:51
It still puzzles me to this day how I missed You Again, and I liked Jack Klugman, too, 'cause he was in Quincy and The Odd Couple.
speaker_0HOST
29:58
So I don't know how I missed this show.
speaker_0HOST
30:00
It's probably over on YouTube, some episodes.
TyHOST
19:44
You had to be The Odd Couple.
TyHOST
19:45
And then, you know, it was Tony Randall and it was Quincy, right? So-
BrettHOST
19:48
Yes.
BrettHOST
19:48
Jack Klugman, yes.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:08
And we're going to talk about representation because when you think about it, Lou Grant running 1977 to 1982 was a very special series.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:17
And when I say special, I liken it specifically to Quincy.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:21
Quincy and me starring Jack Klugman, apart from the fact that they both were sort of grisly, premature gray men with smoking voices, they were both really issues-based.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:34
Those were a zeitgeist series.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:36
Mm-hmm.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:51
But both did get into then also the ethical considerations of their industries, medicine and journalism industries.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
10:59
And those are hallmarks that made them more intelligent for the viewer, I think.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
11:05
One thing that Quincy didn't have was a young woman who was representing the baby boom, born in technically 1946 and ending right about the year that I was born, 1964.

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