
The Equalizer
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "The Equalizer".
Oct 7, 2026
Unsolved Mysteries: The 1980s TV Show That Terrified Us
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23:22JamieHOST
On ABC, you had the previously mentioned Growing Pains and also Head of the Class and The Wonder Years.
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23:30JamieHOST
CBS had shows like The Equalizer and Jake and the Fat Man.
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23:34JamieHOST
And NBC had Night Court, which was led into by Unsolved Mysteries.
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23:40speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It was a million-dollar heist, and you may hold a clue to catch the thief.
Binary Bashers Vol. 2 Latinidad: Can I Trust You With My Story? Miguel Piñero: Ashes in Their Hands
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17:24Ross VictoryHOST
Miguel wrote street dialogue for Kojak and Miami Vice.
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17:29Ross VictoryHOST
He acted in The Equalizer.
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17:33Ross VictoryHOST
He played a strip club owner.
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17:35Ross VictoryHOST
He played a drug dealer in Fort Apache, the Bronx.
Our (Non-Beatles) Mount Rushmores
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5:49TJ ShanoffHOST
Thank you, Mike Post.
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5:51TJ ShanoffHOST
But I confused, I made a reference to The Equalizer Busy Equalizing.
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5:55TJ ShanoffHOST
Now, I did not know it was by The Police's Stewart Copeland.
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5:58TJ ShanoffHOST
I consider myself a Police fan.
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6:00TJ ShanoffHOST
I didn't know that.
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6:01Tony MendozaHOST
TJ didn't know that.
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6:03TJ ShanoffHOST
The Equalizer Busy Equalizing is on a different album I have.
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6:06TJ ShanoffHOST
It's a CD.
S5E16 Words Never Fail Them
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75:39Ethan ReiffGUEST
I had seen a lot of... whatever, a lot of interesting, cool, different forms of entertainment.
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75:47Cy VorisGUEST
The big thing in the 80s was the big show that was shooting in New York that was a big, actual, popular show was The Equalizer.
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75:56Cy VorisGUEST
And it was the only show filming in New York in the 80s.
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75:59Cy VorisGUEST
So if you saw somebody walking around with an Equalizer crew jacket, that person was cool.
Weirdhouse Cinema Rewind: Mortal Kombat (1995), Part 1
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48:07Robert LambHOST
So, um, I can't help but think back and to imagine, uh, me as a 16-year-old and my dad writing a Mortal [laughs] Kombat film, which is not a fair comparison.
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48:17Robert LambHOST
But, um, uh, at any rate, uh, Droney, a writer and producer who'd previously scripted episodes of TV's The Equalizer, Jake and the Fatman, Hunter, and Highlander, the TV series, among others, uh, as well as the TV movie Down Came a Blackbird starring Raul Julia, Laura Dern, and Vanessa Redgrave.
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48:34Robert LambHOST
After Mortal Kombat, he worked on the screenplay for the 1999 Wing Commander film.
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48:38Joe McCormickHOST
Hilarious.
Weirdhouse Cinema Rewind: Mortal Kombat (1995), Part 1
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49:34Rob LambHOST
So I'm, I can't help but think back and to imagine, uh, me as a 16-year-old and my dad writing a Mortal [laughs] Kombat film.
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49:42Rob LambHOST
Which is not a fair comparison, but, um, uh, at any rate, uh, Droney, a writer and producer who'd previously scripted episodes of TV's The Equalizer, Jake and the Fatman, Hunter, and Highlander, the TV series, among others, uh, as well as the TV movie Down Came a Blackbird starring Raul Julia, Laura Dern, and Vanessa Redgrave.
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50:00Rob LambHOST
After Mortal Kombat, he worked on the screenplay for the 1999 Wing Commander film.
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50:04Joe McCormickHOST
[laughs] Hilarious.