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Check out monomerd's 4/10 review of "Starsky and Hutch: Black and Blue"
I can't understand why some of you hate season 4 so much, in my opinion it is the same as the others as long as there is a little less action and honestly the relationship between starsky and hutch is identical to the others apart from starsky against hutch, this is not one of the best episodes but it is more than enough with an excellent storyline and a good result on the screen
Starsky's Lady: Directed by Georg Stanford Brown. With David Soul, Paul Michael Glaser, Antonio Fargas, Bernie Hamilton. George Prudholm, who previously appeared in the season 1 episode "Pariah," has a grudge against Starsky.
Starsky takes for granted that there is no way Hutch would murder someone, and Hutch takes for granted that Starsky would never believe it either. (I only wish there had been more to that scene; it ended too fast.). Later, when Starsky does show up with the arrest warrant and another cop to take Hutch in, this scene is really good.
Foxy Lady: Directed by Nicholas Sgarro. With David Soul, Paul Michael Glaser, Antonio Fargas, Bernie Hamilton. A witness to a murder plans to skip town.
George Prudholm, who previously appeared in the season 1 episode "Pariah," has a grudge against Starsky. His desire for revenge puts Starsky's girlfriend, Terry Roberts, a special education teacher, in the line of fire.
JoJo: Directed by George McCowan. With David Soul, Paul Michael Glaser, Antonio Fargas, Bernie Hamilton. Starsky and Hutch run afoul of federal agent Bettin when his scheme to collar crime kingpin Dombarris puts back on the streets the serial rapist Jojo, a psychopath Starsky and Hutch are determined to put away for good.
