The opening credits of the original Starsky & Hutch tv show with their 1974 Gran Torino
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STARSKY and HUTCH opening credits & 1974 Torino
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Anybody know who the dance rolling her should was?
0:46 “dont throw up on me baby”
This was definitely my favorite of the Starsky and Hutch intros!!!
Great show dame shame they don’t have writes to make show like this anymore….
i still could not figure why the bad guys were chasing the cops
@CI5AgentSweeps . It was the 1st season. I totally agree with you.
GRACIAS POR ESTE VIDEO, ES UNA DE MIS SERIES FAVORITAS ENTRE MUCHAS DE ESE TIEMPO. EL SUETER QUE USABA STARSKY SE HIZO FAMOSO Y LOS VENDÍAN CARÍSIMOS, Y ANTES DE QUE LO USARA ÉL, POCOS ERAN A LOS QUE LES GUSTABAN ESOS SUETERES. TENÍAS QUE IR HASTA CHICONCUAC, QUE ERA DONDE LOS HACÍAN.
A 1975 Lincoln Town car cutting dounts on the street….LOL. Starsky and Hutch didn’t have any trouble catching these clowns. LOL
It looks to me like the villians were chasing the cops???? LOL
Best cop show ever.
what’s the title of the episode where Hutch lost his memory, and Starsky went to tell him their past in flashbacks from other, older, episodes ??
Intense, intense, INTENSE! Perfect reflection of the show: raw, urgent, and action-packed, pulling no punches.
This version was put together really FAST to make the September deadline. The show`s movie pilot was very successful only weeks before, and a theme had to be churned out real fast. Thus, the many clips in this theme of the pilot movie. Music`s from the pilot`s incidental music as well.
that jump on his ass onto the car roof at 0.46 done his spine in i heard once in
an interview . dont fancy that much
excelent series , top cops ; )
Dude, when you saw this, I was just born! lol.
Intros like these are so awesome because they pump you up for the upcoming show. Shows like this nowadays have quick, uninspired intros.
These were pure TESTOSTERONE.
Actually, Ford gave the show a new Torino every season, so it was a 74 through a 77 for the run of the show. I read about it in TV Guide when I was a kid.
cool gran torino car good memories…..love watching this show when i was 13.xxx
Me and my parents were in Los Angeles that day when they were filming the Torino chasing the other car.We were driving to a wholesale toy store early on a friday morning in Feburary `75 and from the distance we saw the streets blocked off with barriers and LAPD.Then we saw the two cars driving in circles and whatnot,thats all I remember as I was just 7 going on 8 years old at the time.
THANKS!
Best intro of the 4!
Love the music. They should have kept it
on more seasons
Ah memories….I loved watching this show as a kid
Trivia: culled from the climactic scene in the pilot movie where they get the bad guys. Written by Lalo Schifrin. Abandoned after the first season.
And definitely a ’74 Gran Torino. The pilot was aired in April ’75 as a 90-minute Movie of the Week. Ford produced some for the public in ’76.
No, it’s a ’74
It’s a 1976 Torino