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Quincy, M.E.
A county medical examiner investigates clues for what appear to be normal deaths.
S6, EP9 "Dear Mummy"
Routine X-rays of a museum's "mummy" reveal it is three weeks dead and in possession of many smuggled jewels.
S6, EP10 "Headhunter"
An investigator from internal affairs investigates the death of a narcotics officer's girlfriend.
S7, EP11 "When Luck Ran Out"
An insurance investigator believes a friend of Quincy's not only killed his racehorse, but also arranged a veterinarian's death.
S7, EP12 "Smoke Screen"
Quincy and an old friend (Gerald S. O'Loughlin), a retired arson investigator, try to clear two men charged with burning a hotel.
S7, EP13 "For Love of Joshua"
A doctor allows a baby with Down syndrome to die needlessly; guests Colleen Dewhurst, Tyne Daly, Clu Gulager.
S7, EP14 "Into the Murdering Mind"
Quincy lobbies for stricter laws after a mental outpatient is acquitted of murder on grounds of insanity; guest Conchata Ferrell.
S7, EP15 "To Clear the Air"
Dangerous sulphur emissions from an oil refinery appear to have caused the deaths of two sanitarium patients, an old man and a boy.
S7, EP16 "The Shadow of Death"
While investigating an apparent homicide, Quincy attempts to help a former Vietnam nurse suffering from delayed-stress syndrome.
S7, EP17 "The Flight of the Nightingale"
A hospital's entire nursing staff goes on strike in support of a dedicated nurse accused of negligence in the death of a patient.
S7, EP18 "Stolen Tears"
A concentration-camp survivor hunting a former Nazi officer is killed in a suspicious hit-and-run incident; guest Martin Balsam.
S7, EP19 "The Face of Fear"
An agoraphobic woman (Carrie Snodgress) witnesses a murder, but police are unable to find a victim; guests Dixie Carter, Paul Carr.
S7, EP20 "Expert in Murder"
A defense attorney questions Quincy's credibility in the trial of a gangland boss accused of pressuring a victim into heart failure.
S6, EP11 "Scream to the Skies"
Quincy campaigns for better lifesaving apparatus aboard airplanes after crash victims die from hypothermia.
S6, EP12 "Jury Duty"
While serving as a juror for a homicide trial, Quincy objects vehemently to questionable evidence; guest Sam Groom.
S6, EP13 "Who Speaks for the Children"
Quincy identifies the child molester responsible for the murder of 9-year-old girl; guest Joseph Campanella.
S6, EP14 "Seldom Silent, Never Heard"
Quincy appeals to the government for research funds for drugs to treat rare diseases; guest Michael Constantine.
S7, EP21 "The Unquiet Grave"
Quincy's old flame (Ina Balin) from medical school is the prime suspect in the slaying of her millionaire husband (George Gaynes).
S7, EP22 "The Last of Leadbottom"
The Navy drafts Quincy to help trap a spy after a microchip is found in an admiral's body during an autopsy; guest Rebecca Holden.
S7, EP23 "Deadly Protection"
A dog-kennel owner asks Quincy's help to learn why his well-trained guard animals are attacking their masters; guest Sam Groom.
S7, EP24 "The Mourning After"
A group of college students try to cover up the death of a freshman in a fraternity hazing, a loss that has devastated his family.
S8, EP1 "Baby Rattlesnakes"
Quincy is caught between two different systems of dealing with juvenile crime after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a gang shooting.
S8, EP2 "A Ghost of a Chance"
Quincy discovers a famous surgeon (Jose Ferrer) is allowing surgical residents to operate on his patients; guest Nicolas Coster.
S8, EP3 "Give Me Your Weak"
Quincy fights for an Orphan Drug Act to force companies to manufacture obscure, but needed, medications; guest Michael Constantine.
S8, EP4 "Dying for a Drink"
Quincy consults a counselor in an attempt to help a suicidal colleague (Ina Balin) deal with her alcoholism; guest David Spielberg.
S8, EP5 "Unreasonable Doubt"
Quincy tries to determine whether the electrocution of a disabled baby was an accident or a murder; guest John Rubinstein.
S8, EP6 "Sleeping Dogs"
Six people in a small town all confess to the shooting death of a man (Brion James) who had been terrorizing the entire community.
S7, EP10 "Guns Don't Die"
A handgun with unique characteristics figures in two otherwise unrelated homicides Quincy investigates; guest Anthony Costello.
S7, EP9 "Bitter Pill"
Two deaths from overdoses prompt Quincy to spearhead a campaign to ban the sale of legal "look-alike" drugs; guest Robert Hooks.
S7, EP8 "Dead Stop"
Quincy and Sam enlist the aid of a trucker's widow to track down a driver (Jack Ging) hauling a deadly toxin; guest Red West.
S7, EP7 "Gentle Into That Good Night"
Quincy is inspired by a woman (Tyne Daly) dying of cancer when he fills in for an ailing doctor who deals with the terminally ill.
S7, EP6 "For Want of a Horse"
A mute boy witnesses the murder of the owner of an equestrian ranch for disabled children; guest Luke Askew.
S7, EP5 "D.U.I."
A wealthy attorney uses the law to evade punishment for killing a pedestrian while driving drunk, but Quincy suspects a cover-up.
S6, EP8 "Stain of Guilt"
Quincy finds flaws in evidence while he is technical adviser on a film about a famous murder; guests Carolyn Jones, Ed Begley Jr.
S6, EP7 "By Their Faith"
Mexican scientists enlist Quincy and Sam to determine whether bones and artifacts found in a cave belong to a 17th-century priest.