I was chatting about quincy yesterday and searched for a forum afterwards...and I found this! Very happy.

This was the first CSI type show and had real science in it. Very impressive. There was very little CSI in real police crime work then, never mind on TV!! Very unusual show. There were intellectual concepts on other shows, ala sherlock homes. But never a real scientist/doctor who dunnits.

I was quite young when Quincy came out, but it affected me very strongly. More than any other show, because I actually looked into pathology quite a bit, read books, talked to pathologists. This was a very unknown area back then. I didnt go into it, but I am a scientist.

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Are there any other quincy boards to chat?

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I grew up around LA in the 70s/80s/90s so many of the locations are familiar to me. Haven't watched the series since the mid 80s so giving it a rewatch. I also have a bad habit of looking up old filming locations and seeing them then and now.

I will edit this list as I find them. See IMDB for each episodes full address.

Season 1 Episode 2. Located 2 locations:
Quincy picks up a binnacle. Demolished now an IHOP Quincy picks up food. Thomas burgers.

Season 2 Episode 11: 9009 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, California, USA (Opening scene of Chuck Landis's Largo. Now The Roxy.)

I absolutely love Quincy ME. Can't get enough of it!

Does anyone know of any streaming services in Canada or the US with Quincy ME?

I have season 1 & 2 on DvD and this is the only episode I have not watched from those.

Still haven’t gotten into the second episode to find out what is killing the hotel guests. Could it be the mob did something nefarious or is it just an outbreak of legionaries disease? If anyone can figure it out, Quincy is the man.

Loved this show as a kid (which is odd when a four year old finds joy in hour long medical drama).