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The Bay City Gazette was originally published as a stand-alone paper zine that premiered at SHareCon 2014. Title Page The Bay City Gazette, a Starsky & Hutch slash zine, is published by Flamingo, October 16, 2014, premiering at SHareCon, October 17, 2014. This amateur publication is created for entertainment only with no intent to infringe on any rights held by… -
A visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. Cabrillo Beach is where Starsky & Hutch threw their badges in the ocean in Targets Without a Badge. The sign you pass to enter the beach is comicallyt specific on all the things that are forbidden. However, it does… -
A visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. Ezra Beam’s spooky Victorian house is still standing (or it was in 2014), and it’s spookier than ever. It could be a beautiful Victorian; with some money and love it would be gorgeous. But today, it’s quite dilapidated. Needless… -
A visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. The street that featured Hutch’s famous nighttime prowl alongside Starsky’s car in the episode Silence is in Venice Beach. When the show was filmed, this area was rundown, and if you can take your eyes off Hutch during that… -
A visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. The bench Starsky sits on in Holmby Park while waiting to meet Rosey Malone still looks like it did in the episode. It’s a beautiful bench covered in Moroccan patterned tile. I took this picture while visiting LA… -
A visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. According to fans who lived in the area, many people came to gawk at the little yellow bungalow on the Venice Canals that was used for Hutch’s first season house. Soon after the show went off the air,…