S4.E22

Sweet Revenge

Episode aired May 15, 1979
TV-14
1h

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Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul in Starsky and Hutch (1975)

The series finale: James Marshall Gunther, the businessman who was the lead villain in "Targets Without a Badge" two shows earlier, returns to put out a murder contract on Dave Starsky. Star... Read allThe series finale: James Marshall Gunther, the businessman who was the lead villain in "Targets Without a Badge" two shows earlier, returns to put out a murder contract on Dave Starsky. Starsky is critically wounded and seems to be dying. Hutchinson wants revenge, but can't seem ... Read allThe series finale: James Marshall Gunther, the businessman who was the lead villain in "Targets Without a Badge" two shows earlier, returns to put out a murder contract on Dave Starsky. Starsky is critically wounded and seems to be dying. Hutchinson wants revenge, but can't seem to find Gunther -- until Gunther unexpectedly hands him a present -- the corpse of his own... Read all

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7.9/10

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Trivia
Last show of the series.

Quotes
Det. Dave Starsky: Gentlemen, I'm gonna propose a toast. My toast... to four very, very heavy dudes.
Det. Ken 'Hutch' Hutchinson: Well, at least three.
Det. Dave Starsky: God bless us all. I'm gonna remember this night for a long time to come.

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8/10

Last one and a decent one

Good roller coaster ride to this episode and the whole series. I just finished watching every one in order. I was too wild running around as a kid to watch this series. But now I've had the time to catch up on my favorite'70s series. I've watched the Rockford Files, Six Million Dollar Man, Baretta, The Big Valley, and Kojak.

Most memorable line from this episode: "Hutch, you gotta get outta here, your plane leaves in 30 minutes!" (He's at the hospital) Those were the days.