Where the Beat Goes On: Celebrating the Grit and Glory of Hill Street Blues!
Amid the gritty grind of urban life, a diverse crew of cops, criminals, and community members navigate chaos, camaraderie, and moral dilemmas, all while delivering sharp dialogue and emotional depth against the backdrop of the Hill Street precinct.
Hill Street Blues Trivia
What year did the TV series Hill Street Blues first premiere? (Genius)
#1: 1978
#2: 1981
#3: 1975
#4: 1983
What famous catchphrase is associated with the character Sergeant Phil Esterhaus in Hill Street Blues? (Advanced)
#1: Let's be careful out there!
#2: Time to hit the streets!
#3: Stay sharp out there!
#4: Keep it real!
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Hill Street Blues Fun Facts
Hill Street Blues was one of the first television shows to feature a predominantly ensemble cast, focusing on multiple storylines and character development rather than a single protagonist.
The show's iconic opening theme was composed by Mike Post and became so popular that it won an Emmy Award and reached the Billboard charts.
Hill Street Blues Polls
What is your favorite storyline from Hill Street Blues?
The Hill Street Precinct's Daily Struggles
Love Affairs Among Officers
Tackling Corruption in the City
Community Impact and Relationships
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Who is your favorite character from Hill Street Blues?
Capt. Frank Furillo
Officer Joe Coffey
Sgt. Estherhaus
LaRue T. Washington
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