Published: Saturday 24th April 2010
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Which actor played both lawyer "Perry Mason" and disabled detective "Ironside"?
Raymond Burr.
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Who wrote the novels that the TV series "Inspector Morse" was based on?
Colin Dexter.
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Which three cities are featured in the CSI TV series?
Las Vegas, Miami and New York.
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What was the name of the village in which Miss Marple lived?
St. Mary Mead.
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Where was "Magnum PI", starring Tom Selleck, set?
Hawaii.
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Who played Tara King in "The Avengers"?
Linda Thorson.
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Which TV detective was played by Pierce Brosnan before he became 007?
Remington Steele.
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In which year did Sam Tyler re-awake after his car accident in "Life on Mars"?
1973
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What role did Brian Blessed play in the 1960's series "Z-Cars"?
PC "Fancy" Smith.
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Which TV detective had served a term in San Quentin after being wrongly convicted of armed robbery?
Jim Rockford (The Rockford Files).
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What was the catchphrase of TV detective "Kojak"?
"Who Loves Ya Baby!".
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What were Bodie and Doyle better known as?
The Professionals.
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Which TV detective, a recovering alcoholic, was based in the Channel Island of Jersey?
Bergerac.
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What was the street-wise jive talking underworld contact for "Starsky and Hutch"?
Huggy Bear.
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What were the first names of Mr and Mrs Hart in TV's "Hart to Hart"?
Jennifer & Johnathan.
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What was the name of the detective agency run by Maddie Hayes and David Addison in "Moonlighting"?
Blue Moon Investigations.
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Who was the character played by Edd Byrnes in the 60s TV series "77 Sunset Strip"?
Gerald Lloyd Kookson III , better known as "Kookie".
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Now entering its 21st season, what US cop series has become the longest running drama on prime time TV?
Law and Order.
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Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs were characters in which US based police drama?
Miami Vice.
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What is the common link between the following TV detectives: Hazell, Rockford, Taggart and Bergerac?
They all have the first name James (Jim).
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