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Quincy, M.E.By Leona Jean
Quincy (played by The Odd Couple's
Jack Klugman) is an M.E. (medical examiner - hence 'Quincy M.E.') who gave
up a lucrative private practice to go to work for the Los Angles County
Coroner's Office. Why did he do this? A lifetime of experience in forensic
medicine had lead him to realize that many so-called "natural
deaths" were in fact murders. He decided to put this knowledge to
better use - as a detective. This often annoyed the police department who
thought he should stick to medicine and leave the crime solving to them.
Dr. Astin (played by John S. Ragin), Quincy's direct superior, was
anything but happy with his amateur sleuthing. Quincy and his assistant
Sam (played by one of the few 1970s Asian-America actors on television)
went about solving the crimes unaffected by what the police or their
superiors thought. Naturally, Quincy was the one who solved the cases
though.
Quincy lived on a boat and spent a good deal of his time in a bar
called Danny's Place. Lee, Quincy's first romantic interested, was played
by Lynette Mettey but only lasted a season. Later he met a psychiatrist
named Emily (played by Anita GIllete) who helped with some of his cases.
Their characters were married before the series ended in 1983.
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