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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… -
Gen Episode-RelatedMore StuffNonfictionA 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,…
Hutch’s House on the Venice Canals
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Gen Episode-RelatedMore StuffNonfictionA visit to one of Starsky & Hutch’s locations. Originally published in the zine, The Bay City Gazette, in 2014. This is the building used as the exterior for Starsky’s apartment in Season One. In the episode Running, we see Hutch approach it at night carrying clothes Abby provided for Sharon. It appeared in other episodes as well,…
Starsky’s Apartment in Season One
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New to Harry and Johnny? You might want to read this intro before jumping into the two novels: Magnum Force: Davis or Magnum Force: Harry. Harry and Johnny fandom (known as H/J) was an offshoot of Starsky and Hutch fandom powered by Ruth Kurz‘ love for David Soul and Clint Eastwood. Ruth, with Teri White, invented the H/J universe because…