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Season 4 is causing me a great deal of confusion. I really disliked the first few episodes I watched because there seemed to be a big shift in Hutch's character to a negative, surly guy, and there seemed to be very little teamwork going on with Starsky and Hutch. I was convinced the whole season held nothing that I could care about.
Exactly a year later, another very famous Spelling-Goldberg show would also end its season 4 with a similar themed premise: One Love...Two Angels: Part I (1980) where---as per title---two detectives fall in love with the same person.
S1 E1 - Savage Sunday. September 9, 1975. 50min. 13+. Starsky and Hutch, a hard, fast new police drama series about a pair of very unusual young plainclothes cops who draw the toughest cases premieres. David Soul stars as the soft-spoken Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson aid Paul Michael Glaser as the irrepressible Dave Starsky.
A 70's phenomenon, two unsual detectives goes into various adventures to capture all criminals, no matter the peril involved. With the help of their main snitch "Huggy Bear", they always finish the job, though their boss sometimes does not like their way, however, he is subject to many pranks by the duo of cops.
S4.E11 ∙ Cover Girl. Tue, Dec 12, 1978. A top model believes she has terminal cancer and arranges for a genius hit-man to end her life. She discovers the cancer is in remission, but it is too late to cancel the contract, so she turns to old flame Hutch to prevent her own death. 7.3/10 (199)
Starsky & Hutch is a 2004 American buddy cop action comedy film directed by Todd Phillips. The film stars Ben Stiller as David Starsky and Owen Wilson as Ken "Hutch" Hutchinson and is a film adaptation of the original television series of the same name from the 1970s. Two streetwise undercover cops in the fictional city of Bay City, California ...
Hutch has gentle warnings but when he sees Starsky is being used, also has his back and jumps into the fray to defend him. (I contrast this to the "Ballad for a Blue Lady" episode of Season 4, when Hutch is in a similar situation. Starsky's no help to Hutch at all and Hutch walks away alone and dejected. Oh, how I hate Season 4).
