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Starsky and Hutch is an icon of that frantic era of excess, the ‘70s. One of the earliest cop-buddy action shows, it was a hit because of its hip, fast-talking informants, memorable one-liners and car chases. What really gave the show such a huge following, however, were two things: the on-screen chemistry between the two lead stars, and the car.
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With Friends ending on May 6, Sex and the City already signed off, and the future of Everybody Loves Raymond still unknown, laughter on TV seems to be speedily diminishing (let’s hope Will & Grace isn’t next), especially with cheap, recycled sitcoms taking their place (i.e. Charlie Sheen’s Two And A Half Men).
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