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  • Hill Street Blues Requiem for a Hairbag (Season 3, Episode 8)
  • TV-14
    TV Episode | 49 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

Hill Street Blues

Requiem for a Hairbag (Season 3, Episode 8)
TV-14
TV Episode | 49 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

Fay's house is burgled, and some unspecifiedly private movies involving her and Frank, along with usual items of value, are also, suspiciously, pinched. Dominique Dunne guests as a teenager abused by her mother. Scummy narcotics cop Stan ...See moreFay's house is burgled, and some unspecifiedly private movies involving her and Frank, along with usual items of value, are also, suspiciously, pinched. Dominique Dunne guests as a teenager abused by her mother. Scummy narcotics cop Stan Mizelll's autopsy shows he died full of illegal drugs, and his safe deposit box turns out to have a couple of ounces of coke, $40,000 in mint 100s, and a pair of fur-lined handcuffs. At the funeral, Councilmember Detweiler tells Furillo, who he'd previously demanded choose sides, that he's going to bury him and Chief Daniels with the Mizell revelations, but Furillo argues for Fuchs anyway, even after dressing him privately down about Mizell's lack of supervision. Detweiler's further drunk driving problem resolves the issue in Daniels', and thus Furillo and Fuchs' (and the city's) favor. Joe and Bates get a baby abandoned in their back seat. Mick's decision to pay for home nursing his abusive father instead of getting him in a nursing home proves problematic. Mick, J.D. (whose lawyer is involved in the insurance scams) and Washington raid the insurance doc's office at the moment he's quite coincidentally about to lance Bobby's boil. Later, Bobby flirts with the new cop raiding the doctor who sneaks a photo of his naked boiled butt. Renko wins a Thanksgiving turkey in a precinct raffle, but it turns out he has to bring it home live and slaughter it. Howard has religious differences with his nurse girlfriend. Furillo's home movies are mysteriously sent back to him through PD services, and what he and Joyce later view of them is tame indeed (Travanti's actual graduation, the second verité moment, after Dunne's bruises); perhaps that plot line ended up mostly on the cutting-room floor. Written by dave94703 See less
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Director
Writers
Michael Kozoll (created by) | Steven Bochco (created by) | Mark Frost (written by) | David Milch (story editor) | Michael I. Wagner (story editor) (as Michael Wagner)
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Nov 18, 1982

Release date
Nov 18, 1982 (United States)

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45 cast members
Name Known for
Daniel J. Travanti
Capt. Frank Furillo Capt. Frank Furillo   See fewer
Michael Conrad
Sgt. Phil Esterhaus Sgt. Phil Esterhaus   See fewer
Michael Warren
Officer Bobby Hill Officer Bobby Hill   See fewer
Bruce Weitz
Sgt. Mick Belker Sgt. Mick Belker   See fewer
James Sikking
Lt. Howard Hunter (as James B. Sikking) Lt. Howard Hunter (as James B. Sikking)   See fewer
Joe Spano
Det. Henry Goldblume Det. Henry Goldblume   See fewer
Barbara Bosson
Fay Furillo Fay Furillo   See fewer
Taurean Blacque
Det. Neal Washington Det. Neal Washington   See fewer
Kiel Martin
Detective J.D. LaRue Detective J.D. LaRue   See fewer
René Enríquez
Lt. Ray Calletano (as René Enriquez) Lt. Ray Calletano (as René Enriquez)   See fewer
Betty Thomas
Officer Lucy Bates Officer Lucy Bates   See fewer
Ed Marinaro
Officer Joe Coffey Officer Joe Coffey   See fewer
Charles Haid
Officer Andrew Renko Officer Andrew Renko   See fewer
Veronica Hamel
Joyce Davenport Joyce Davenport   See fewer
Lynne Moody
Marty Nichols Marty Nichols   See fewer
Charles Levin
Eddie Gregg Eddie Gregg   See fewer
Michael Fairman
Arnold Detweiler Arnold Detweiler   See fewer
Jeffrey Tambor
Alan Wachtel Alan Wachtel   See fewer
Jon Cypher
Chief Fletcher Daniels Chief Fletcher Daniels   See fewer
Vincent Lucchesi
Capt. Jerry Fuchs Capt. Jerry Fuchs   See fewer
Kathleen Lloyd
Nurse Linda Wulfawitz Nurse Linda Wulfawitz   See fewer
Sandy Martin
Abigail Mizell Abigail Mizell   See fewer
Sierra Pecheur
Cindy's Mother Cindy's Mother   See fewer
Sumant
Dr. Singh Dr. Singh   See fewer
John Brandon
Detective Walsh Detective Walsh   See fewer
Robert Hirschfeld
Leo Schnitz Leo Schnitz   See fewer
Gerry Black
Alf Chesley Alf Chesley   See fewer
Sheldon Feldner
Wisniewski Wisniewski   See fewer
Lee Kessler
Mrs. Morgenstern Mrs. Morgenstern   See fewer
David Scott Milton
IAD Man (as David Milton) IAD Man (as David Milton)   See fewer
Melissa Bochco
Melissa Mizell Melissa Mizell   See fewer
Brandon Goldstein
Brandon Mizell Brandon Mizell   See fewer
Pat Benson
Woman tenant Woman tenant   See fewer
David McKnight
Sgt. at Arms Sgt. at Arms   See fewer
Jeff Silverman
Superintendent Superintendent   See fewer
Sandra Bertelle
Nurse (as Sandra J. Bertelle) Nurse (as Sandra J. Bertelle)   See fewer
Jerome Blackwell
Plainclothes Officer Jerome (uncredited) Plainclothes Officer Jerome (uncredited)   See fewer
Michael J. Grayson
Officer Mike Grayson (uncredited) Officer Mike Grayson (uncredited)   See fewer
Ray Nadeau
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
Richard Niehaus
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
Scott Perry
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
Dick Sondergaard
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
Ilona Wilson
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
Anna Young
Officer (uncredited) Officer (uncredited)   See fewer
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