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Let's be careful out there. - Hill Street Blues - Season 3
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Title: Hill Street Blues

Overview: A realistic glimpse into the daily lives of the officers and detectives at an urban police station.

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Average Vote: 7.627 (106 votes)

Cast

  • Frank Furillo: Daniel J. Travanti
  • Robert Hill: Michael Warren
  • Mick Belker: Bruce Weitz
  • Stan Jablonski: Robert Prosky
  • Howard Hunter: James B. Sikking
  • Henry Goldblume: Joe Spano
  • Neal Washington: Taurean Blacque
  • J.D. LaRue: Kiel Martin
  • Lucille Bates: Betty Thomas
  • Norman Buntz: Dennis Franz
  • Andy Renko: Charles Haid
  • Joyce Davenport: Veronica Hamel
  • Hill Street Blues - Trial by Fury (Season 3 - Episode 1)

    Furillo throws away the rule book when two young men rape and murder a nun during a church robbery; Belker befriends gay prostitute Eddie Gregg; Calletano faces a tax audit; and Joyce feels helpless as public opinion works to destroy her client.

    Hill Street Blues - Domestic Beef (Season 3 - Episode 2)

    Belker forgets his mother's birthday; Hill and Renko look into urban cattle rustling; LaRue and Washington apply for jobs in the Bahamas; and Furillo sits on a board of rights for a fellow captain accused of neglecting his duties.

    Hill Street Blues - Heat Rash (Season 3 - Episode 3)

    Hill and Renko arrest councilman Detweiler for drunken driving; Belker is joined by actor Jon Gennaro on his undercover job; Fay goes to work as a crime reporter for an advertising weekly; and Furillo looks into the charges made against his men by a bitter Lou Hogan.

    Hill Street Blues - Rain of Terror (Season 3 - Episode 4)

    Gennaro accompanies Belker on a drug buy; LaRue and Washington set up two patrolmen accused by Hogan of stealing from burglary victims; Renko's birthday is less than happy; and Furillo uses his favor to Detweiler to save Goldblume's job when Hogan's accusations prove partially correct.

    Hill Street Blues - Officer of the Year (Season 3 - Episode 5)

    Joyce humiliates an unprepared Bates on the witness stand; Renko pushes an assault victim to press charges; Furillo's son is missing; and Calletano expresses his true feelings at a luncheon honoring him as the Hispanic Officer of the Year.

    Hill Street Blues - Stan the Man (Season 3 - Episode 6)

    At a condemned building site, Hill and Renko try to persuade a black grandmother that she has to move while Goldblume tries to keep an old man afraid of his new living arrangements from jumping off; Belker thwarts a robbery while applying for a bank loan; and LaRue and Washington butt heads with a special narcotics undercover cop dealing with the same cocaine peddler.

    Hill Street Blues - Little Boil Blue (Season 3 - Episode 7)

    Belker goes undercover to investigate a scam using bums to collect injury insurance benefits; Coffey tries to relate to a Vietnam vet suffering from traumatic stress; and Daniels orders Furillo to cut off Fuchs from the Maizel homicide investigation.

    Hill Street Blues - Requiem For a Hairbag (Season 3 - Episode 8)

    LaRue and Washington open Maizel's safety deposit box and find evidence of his corruption; Bates and Coffey try to help an abused child with her baby; Belker ends his insurance scam investigation with a visit to Hill's doctor; and Daniels pressures Furillo to keep quiet about Maizel.

    Hill Street Blues - A Hair of the Dog (Season 3 - Episode 9)

    The governor's dog is stolen; Renko and Theresa quarrel at a party; six rookies face hazing; LaRue and Washington try to chase down an autopsy report; and Eddie Gregg becomes Belker's snitch.

    Hill Street Blues - Phantom of the Hill (Season 3 - Episode 10)

    Belker makes a bust while picking up a ring at a jewelry store; Furillo tries to make a murder case without a body or autopsy report; Renko gets dumped; the Phantom strikes one final time; and a terrified Eddie implicates his lover in a vicious drug murder.

    Hill Street Blues - No Body's Perfect (Season 3 - Episode 11)

    The governor's dog is found; Eddie's role as an informant leaks out; Furillo tries to stop coroner Nydorf from testifying; and Crawford decides on his future course as a policeman.

    Hill Street Blues - Santaclaustraphobia (Season 3 - Episode 12)

    Washington's guilt over shooting a bystander resurfaces; Hill's vagabond father pays a visit; Belker goes undercover as Santa Claus; and Bates spends the holiday in the hospital.

    Hill Street Blues - Gung Ho (Season 3 - Episode 13)

    An armored-car robbery nets a long sought political radical and everyone tries a new takeout Chinese restaurant.

    Hill Street Blues - Moon Over Uranus (Season 3 - Episode 14)

    A veteran cop's daughter is raped; a terrified woman asks Goldblume for help with her vindictive ex-boyfriend; Hunter looks for the rat that bit Daniels; Bates and Coffey answer a call about a survivalist; and Renko gets busted down to a moped and traffic ticket duty.

    Hill Street Blues - Moon Over Uranus: the Sequel (Season 3 - Episode 15)

    Furillo clashes with Daniels over a new crime sweep; Renko rescues people from a burning building; Goldblume feels helpless to help the sad young woman threatened by her boyfriend; Hill puts Benedetto in his place; and Joyce has an interview with the Justice Department.

    Hill Street Blues - Moon Over Uranus: the Final Legacy (Season 3 - Episode 16)

    The courts settle Daniels' crime operation; a jealous Furillo questions Joyce about her interview at the Justice Department; LaRue imports a surplus tank; Fay gets herself arrested so she can confront Judge Grogan about the paternity of her expected child; and Goldblume outthinks some gang members threatening a stand up young man who turned in their friends.

    Hill Street Blues - The Belles of St. Marys (Season 3 - Episode 17)

    LaRue makes a fool of himself with some high school girls; Belker endangers his relationship with Robin by trying to protect her; a talkative comic is brought in on numerous parking tickets; Goldblume and Calletano clash over seniority and rank; Coffey is forced to deal roughly with a man tripping on PCP.

    Hill Street Blues - Life in the Minors (Season 3 - Episode 18)

    Coroner Nydorf offers to fix things when Coffey is accused of killing a prisoner in custody; LaRue develops another scheme to make money out of a comic named Vic Hitler; Joyce decides her future.

    Hill Street Blues - Eugene's Comedy Empire Strikes Back (Season 3 - Episode 19)

    Bates poses as a bus driver; LaRue continues to groom Vic Hitler for his debut; Daniels is ready to sacrifice Coffey to quiet public opinion; and Furillo and Davenport take a major step in their lives.

    Hill Street Blues - Spotlight on Rico (Season 3 - Episode 20)

    The brutal Benedetto comes to the Hill on a loan sharking assignment; Furillo and Goldblume question a murder suspect who may have multiple personalities.

    Hill Street Blues - Buddy, Can You Spare a Heart? (Season 3 - Episode 21)

    Washington goes undercover on Benedetto's loan shark scheme; Hill and Renko, desperate for cash since the payroll talks are stalled, find a bag full of temptation; and LaRue tries to clean up in the body parts pool for the missing Buddy Genett.

    Hill Street Blues - A Hill of Beans (Season 3 - Episode 22)

    Belker and LaRue learn that Washington was set up by someone in the station house; the long overdue cash payroll is hijacked; Joyce meets a really nice purse snatcher; and Furillo finds Jesus Martinez behind bars.

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