Starsky and Hutch A Coffin for Starsky (Season 1, Episode 21)
TV-14
TV Episode | 60 min | Action, Crime, Drama

Starsky and Hutch

A Coffin for Starsky (Season 1, Episode 21)

TV-14

TV Episode | 60 min | Action, Crime, Drama

A vengeance-seeking fiend injects Starsky with a chemical compound that will kill him in 24 hours, sparking Starsky and Hutch to race against time to track down the criminal and his poison formula so an antidote can be created.

Director

George McCowan

Writers

William Blinn (creator) | Arthur Rowe (written by)

Producer

Joseph T. Naar

Cinematographer

Travers Hill

Editors

Jerry Dronsky | Robert Moore (as Bob Moore)

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Edit Released

Updated Mar 3, 1976

Release date

Mar 3, 1976 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

4 wins & 6 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
14 cast members

Name	Known for
David Soul Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson See fewer	Starsky & Hutch (2004)
Paul Michael Glaser Det. Dave Starsky Det. Dave Starsky See fewer	Starsky and Hutch (1975)
Antonio Fargas Huggy Bear Huggy Bear See fewer	Foxy Brown (1974)
Bernie Hamilton Capt. Harold Dobey Capt. Harold Dobey See fewer	Bucktown (1975)
Jenny Sullivan Cheryl Jennings Cheryl Jennings See fewer	V (1983)
Gene Dynarski Victor K. Bellamy Victor K. Bellamy See fewer	All the President's Men (1976)
Seth Allen Janos P. Martini Janos P. Martini See fewer	Prizzi's Honor (1985)
John McLiam Professor Jennings Professor Jennings See fewer	First Blood (1982)
Nellie Bellflower Sweet Alice Sweet Alice See fewer	Finding Neverland (2004)
David Byrd Dr. Franklin Dr. Franklin See fewer	Tango & Cash (1989)
Carole Mallory Sue Bellamy Sue Bellamy See fewer	The Stepford Wives (1975)
Fritzi Burr Mrs. Haberman Mrs. Haberman See fewer	Chinatown (1974)
Jack Griffin Officer Charles Collins Officer Charles Collins See fewer	Gable and Lombard (1976)
David Armstrong Detective (uncredited) Detective (uncredited) See fewer	General Electric Theater (1953)