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	\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| ~~Item 3~~ \|\| The location shown in the image is Nickerson Gardens, a public housing development in Watts, Los Angeles, California.		\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Nickerson Gardens, a public housing development in Watts, Los Angeles \|\| The location shown in the image is Nickerson Gardens, a public housing development in Watts, Los Angeles, California.

	* '''Location:''' Nickerson Gardens is situated in the Watts community of Los Angeles, specifically occupying the blocks northeast of Imperial Highway and Central Avenue, and southwest of 111th St and Compton Avenue. It is also on the border of Watts and the Census Designated Place (CDP) of Willowbrook.		* '''Location:''' Nickerson Gardens is situated in the Watts community of Los Angeles, specifically occupying the blocks northeast of Imperial Highway and Central Avenue, and southwest of 111th St and Compton Avenue. It is also on the border of Watts and the Census Designated Place (CDP) of Willowbrook.

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	\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 3 \|\| The location shown in the image is 1202 S Pacific Ave, <mark>Santa Ana, CA 92705</mark>. While Santa Ana is not within the city limits of Los Angeles, it is considered part of the Greater Los Angeles Area.		\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 3 \|\| The location shown in the image is Nickerson Gardens, a public housing development in Watts, Los Angeles, California.

			* '''Location:''' Nickerson Gardens is situated in the Watts community of Los Angeles, specifically occupying the blocks northeast of Imperial Highway and Central Avenue, and southwest of 111th St and Compton Avenue. It is also on the border of Watts and the Census Designated Place (CDP) of Willowbrook.
			* '''Significance:''' Constructed in 1955, Nickerson Gardens is the largest public housing development west of the Mississippi River.
			* '''Management:''' The complex is owned and managed by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA).
			* '''Features:''' It consists of 156 buildings with townhouse-style units and includes facilities like the Nickerson Gardens Playground, which was recently refurbished.
			The location shown in the image is 1202 S Pacific Ave, <mark>Santa Ana, CA 92705</mark>. While Santa Ana is not within the city limits of Los Angeles, it is considered part of the Greater Los Angeles Area.

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	\| [[File:Example2.jpg\|50px]] \|\| ~~Item 2~~ \|\|The place depicted in the image is Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, California.		\| [[File:Example2.jpg\|50px]] \|\| St. Johns care faculty, Greater LA \|\|The place depicted in the image is Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, California.

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	\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 3 \|\| The location shown in the image is 1202 S Pacific Ave, <mark>Santa Ana, CA 92705</mark>. While Santa Ana is not within the city limits of Los Angeles, it is considered part of the Greater Los Angeles Area. \|\| Optional notes		\| [[File:Example3.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 3 \|\| The location shown in the image is 1202 S Pacific Ave, <mark>Santa Ana, CA 92705</mark>. While Santa Ana is not within the city limits of Los Angeles, it is considered part of the Greater Los Angeles Area.

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			* Built in 1957
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	\| [[File:~~Example1~~.jpg~~\|50px~~]] \|\| ~~Item 1~~ \|\| ~~Short description~~ of ~~item 1 \|~~\| Optional notes		\| [[:File:Century.jpg]]\|\| Fairview Century City Hotel \|\| The building in the image is the Fairmont Century Plaza, a luxury hotel located in <mark>Century City, Los Angeles, California, United States</mark>. Location in the 1970s:
			* '''Address:''' The hotel is located at 2025 Avenue of the Stars in Century City, Los Angeles.
			* '''Context:''' It was built as the centerpiece of Century City, a development on the former backlot of 20th Century Fox Studios.
			* '''Significance:''' The hotel opened in 1966 and quickly became a prominent landmark in Los Angeles, hosting numerous notable events, including the 1970 and 1971 Grammy Awards, and serving as a frequent residence for President Ronald Reagan, earning it the nickname "Western White House".
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	\| [[File:Example2.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 2 \|\| ~~Short description~~ of ~~item 2 \|~~\| Optional notes		\| [[File:Example2.jpg\|50px]] \|\| Item 2 \|\|The place depicted in the image is Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, California.

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			* '''Location:''' The hospital is situated in Santa Monica, California, near the corner of Santa Monica Blvd and 22nd Street.
			* '''History:''' Founded in 1942 by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth as St. Johns Hospital and Health Center, it was later transferred to Providence Health & Services in 2014 and renamed Providence Saint John's Health Center.
			* '''Reputation:''' Since its establishment, Providence Saint John's Health Center has gained a national reputation for its contributions to healthcare, including breakthrough medicine and a focus on inspired healing.
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 * **John S. Ragin** as Dr. Asten
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= Quincy, M.E. (Season 7) =

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== Overview ==
Season 7 of ''Quincy, M.E.'' aired from October 1981 to May 1982, continuing to tackle complex forensic cases with an emphasis on social issues and medical justice.

== Episodes ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
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! # !! Title !! Original air date !! Summary !! IMDb rating
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| 1 || [[Memories of Allison]] || October 28, 1981 || Quincy encounters a woman who falls down an escalator at a job fair and cannot remember her identity. Racing against time, he must protect her from someone who wants her dead. || 7.4
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| 2 || [[The Golden Hour]] || November 4, 1981 || After a young girl dies in a car crash, Quincy uncovers alarming shortcomings in emergency room care and advocates for trauma centers. || 7.2
|-
| 3 || [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 1]] || November 11, 1981 || On a Tahiti cruise, Quincy and Dr. Janet Carlyle assist the crew as a mysterious infectious disease spreads among passengers. || 7.3
|-
| 4 || [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 2]] || November 18, 1981 || Quincy continues to investigate the outbreak of a strange illness on the cruise ship. || 7.0
|-
| 5 || [[D.U.I.]] || December 2, 1981 || Quincy joins an anti-drunk driving campaign following a pedestrian's death involving a prominent lawyer and a surprising twist. || 7.6
|-
| 6 || [[For Want of a Horse]] || December 9, 1981 || Quincy investigates a ranch owner’s death while Dr. Astin and his wife cope with challenges raising a foster child. || 7.5
|-
| 7 || [[Gentle Into That Good Night]] || December 16, 1981 || Quincy supports a terminal cancer patient confronting the end of life. || 7.7
|-
| 8 || [[Dead Stop]] || December 23, 1981 || Quincy delves into the trucking industry and illegal toxic dumping after a driver with lung damage dies following an accident. || 7.4
|-
| 9 || [[Bitter Pill]] || January 6, 1982 || The death of a high school student at basketball practice draws Quincy into the dangers of “pep” pills and lookalike drugs. || 7.2
|-
| 10 || [[Guns Don't Die]] || January 13, 1982 || Quincy investigates a series of murders involving the same gun used by different killers, examining handgun ownership issues. || 6.7
|-
| 11 || [[When Luck Ran Out]] || January 20, 1982 || Quincy probes the mysterious death of a horse. || 6.9
|-
| 12 || [[Smoke Screen]] || January 27, 1982 || After a deadly hotel fire, Quincy searches for an arsonist and uncovers an arson anonymous group. || 7.4
|-
| 13 || [[For Love of Joshua]] || February 3, 1982 || Quincy investigates the denial of medical care to a baby with Down syndrome and the attending physician’s controversial actions. || 7.9
|-
| 14 || [[Into the Murdering Mind]] || February 10, 1982 || A schizophrenic young man murders his family and surrenders; Quincy suspects the mental illness may be feigned. || 7.3
|-
| 15 || [[To Clear the Air]] || February 17, 1982 || Quincy campaigns to improve Los Angeles air quality after an atmospheric inversion contributes to multiple deaths. || 6.8
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| 16 || [[The Shadow of Death]] || February 24, 1982 || Quincy investigates the death of a Vietnam nurse with PTSD and supports efforts to help another veteran in need. || 7.5
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| 17 || [[The Flight of the Nightingale]] || March 3, 1982 || A hospital mistake triggers a nurses' strike, which Quincy and Dr. Astin work to resolve. || 7.2
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| 18 || [[Stolen Tears]] || March 17, 1982 || Quincy investigates the murder of an Auschwitz survivor and aids a friend battling a Holocaust denial lawsuit. || 7.7
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| 19 || [[The Face of Fear]] || March 24, 1982 || When an agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder, Quincy races to identify both killer and victim. || 7.3
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| 20 || [[Expert in Murder]] || March 31, 1982 || Quincy's expert testimony in a mob boss trial is challenged, putting his reputation on the line. || 7.9
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| 21 || [[The Unquiet Grave]] || April 7, 1982 || Quincy revisits an old flame and uncovers a deadly conspiracy after her husband dies. || 7.6
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| 22 || [[The Last of Leadbottom]] || April 28, 1982 || After finding a microchip in an admiral’s body, Quincy reenters the Navy to expose a spy and uncover the admiral’s secrets. || 7.4
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| 23 || [[Deadly Protection]] || May 5, 1982 || Quincy investigates a child’s death caused by the family guard dog and decides to adopt a dog himself. || 7.8
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| 24 || [[The Mourning After]] || May 12, 1982 || Quincy examines the death of a college student killed during a hazing ritual as the family grieves. || 7.3
|}

== Cast ==
* **Jack Klugman** as Dr. R. Quincy, M.E.
* **Garry Walberg** as Lt. Monahan
* **John S. Ragin** as Dr. Asten
* Recurring guest stars include Bret Nighman, Lonny Chapman, Martin Balsam, and others.

== Production ==
Season 7 delved into contemporary social and medical issues, from drunk driving and toxic waste to mental illness and hospital errors.

== References ==
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	\| 1 \|\| [[Memories of Allison]]\|\| October 28, 1981 \|\| Quincy encounters a woman who falls down an escalator at a job fair and cannot remember her identity. Racing against time, he must protect her from someone who wants her dead. \|\| 7.4		\| 1 \|\| [[Memories of Allison (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| October 28, 1981 \|\| Quincy encounters a woman who falls down an escalator at a job fair and cannot remember her identity. Racing against time, he must protect her from someone who wants her dead. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 2 \|\| [[The Golden Hour]]\|\| November 4, 1981 \|\| After a young girl dies in a car crash, Quincy uncovers alarming shortcomings in emergency room care and advocates for trauma centers. \|\| 7.2		\| 2 \|\| [[The Golden Hour (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 4, 1981 \|\| After a young girl dies in a car crash, Quincy uncovers alarming shortcomings in emergency room care and advocates for trauma centers. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 3 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 1]]\|\| November 11, 1981 \|\| On a Tahiti cruise, Quincy and Dr. Janet Carlyle assist the crew as a mysterious infectious disease spreads among passengers. \|\| 7.3		\| 3 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 1 (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 11, 1981 \|\| On a Tahiti cruise, Quincy and Dr. Janet Carlyle assist the crew as a mysterious infectious disease spreads among passengers. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 4 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 2]]\|\| November 18, 1981 \|\| Quincy continues to investigate the outbreak of a strange illness on the cruise ship. \|\| 7.0		\| 4 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 2 (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 18, 1981 \|\| Quincy continues to investigate the outbreak of a strange illness on the cruise ship. \|\| 7.0
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	\| 5 \|\| [[D.U.I.]]\|\| December 2, 1981 \|\| Quincy joins an anti-drunk driving campaign following a pedestrian's death involving a prominent lawyer and a surprising twist. \|\| 7.6		\| 5 \|\| [[D.U.I. (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 2, 1981 \|\| Quincy joins an anti-drunk driving campaign following a pedestrian's death involving a prominent lawyer and a surprising twist. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 6 \|\| [[For Want of a Horse]]\|\| December 9, 1981 \|\| Quincy investigates a ranch owner’s death while Dr. Astin and his wife cope with challenges raising a foster child. \|\| 7.5		\| 6 \|\| [[For Want of a Horse (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 9, 1981 \|\| Quincy investigates a ranch owner’s death while Dr. Astin and his wife cope with challenges raising a foster child. \|\| 7.5
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	\| 7 \|\| [[Gentle Into That Good Night]]\|\| December 16, 1981 \|\| Quincy supports a terminal cancer patient confronting the end of life. \|\| 7.7		\| 7 \|\| [[Gentle Into That Good Night (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 16, 1981 \|\| Quincy supports a terminal cancer patient confronting the end of life. \|\| 7.7
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	\| 8 \|\| [[Dead Stop]]\|\| December 23, 1981 \|\| Quincy delves into the trucking industry and illegal toxic dumping after a driver with lung damage dies following an accident. \|\| 7.4		\| 8 \|\| [[Dead Stop (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 23, 1981 \|\| Quincy delves into the trucking industry and illegal toxic dumping after a driver with lung damage dies following an accident. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 9 \|\| [[Bitter Pill]]\|\| January 6, 1982 \|\| The death of a high school student at basketball practice draws Quincy into the dangers of “pep” pills and lookalike drugs. \|\| 7.2		\| 9 \|\| [[Bitter Pill (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 6, 1982 \|\| The death of a high school student at basketball practice draws Quincy into the dangers of “pep” pills and lookalike drugs. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 10 \|\| [[Guns Don't Die]]\|\| January 13, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a series of murders involving the same gun used by different killers, examining handgun ownership issues. \|\| 6.7		\| 10 \|\| [[Guns Don't Die]]\|\| January 13, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a series of murders involving the same gun used by different killers, examining handgun ownership issues. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 11 \|\| [[When Luck Ran Out]]\|\| January 20, 1982 \|\| Quincy probes the mysterious death of a horse. \|\| 6.9		\| 11 \|\| [[When Luck Ran Out (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 20, 1982 \|\| Quincy probes the mysterious death of a horse. \|\| 6.9
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	\| 12 \|\| [[Smoke Screen]]\|\| January 27, 1982 \|\| After a deadly hotel fire, Quincy searches for an arsonist and uncovers an arson anonymous group. \|\| 7.4		\| 12 \|\| [[Smoke Screen (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 27, 1982 \|\| After a deadly hotel fire, Quincy searches for an arsonist and uncovers an arson anonymous group. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 13 \|\| [[For Love of Joshua]]\|\| February 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the denial of medical care to a baby with Down syndrome and the attending physician’s controversial actions. \|\| 7.9		\| 13 \|\| [[For Love of Joshua (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the denial of medical care to a baby with Down syndrome and the attending physician’s controversial actions. \|\| 7.9
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	\| 14 \|\| [[Into the Murdering Mind]]\|\| February 10, 1982 \|\| A schizophrenic young man murders his family and surrenders; Quincy suspects the mental illness may be feigned. \|\| 7.3		\| 14 \|\| [[Into the Murdering Mind]]\|\| February 10, 1982 \|\| A schizophrenic young man murders his family and surrenders; Quincy suspects the mental illness may be feigned. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 15 \|\| [[To Clear the Air]]\|\| February 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy campaigns to improve Los Angeles air quality after an atmospheric inversion contributes to multiple deaths. \|\| 6.8		\| 15 \|\| [[To Clear the Air (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy campaigns to improve Los Angeles air quality after an atmospheric inversion contributes to multiple deaths. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 16 \|\| [[The Shadow of Death]]\|\| February 24, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the death of a Vietnam nurse with PTSD and supports efforts to help another veteran in need. \|\| 7.5		\| 16 \|\| [[The Shadow of Death (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 24, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the death of a Vietnam nurse with PTSD and supports efforts to help another veteran in need. \|\| 7.5
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	\| 17 \|\| [[The Flight of the Nightingale]]\|\| March 3, 1982 \|\| A hospital mistake triggers a nurses' strike, which Quincy and Dr. Astin work to resolve. \|\| 7.2		\| 17 \|\| [[The Flight of the Nightingale (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 3, 1982 \|\| A hospital mistake triggers a nurses' strike, which Quincy and Dr. Astin work to resolve. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 18 \|\| [[Stolen Tears]]\|\| March 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of an Auschwitz survivor and aids a friend battling a Holocaust denial lawsuit. \|\| 7.7		\| 18 \|\| [[Stolen Tears (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of an Auschwitz survivor and aids a friend battling a Holocaust denial lawsuit. \|\| 7.7
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	\| 19 \|\| [[The Face of Fear]]\|\| March 24, 1982 \|\| When an agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder, Quincy races to identify both killer and victim. \|\| 7.3		\| 19 \|\| [[The Face of Fear (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 24, 1982 \|\| When an agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder, Quincy races to identify both killer and victim. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 20 \|\| [[Expert in Murder]]\|\| March 31, 1982 \|\| Quincy's expert testimony in a mob boss trial is challenged, putting his reputation on the line. \|\| 7.9		\| 20 \|\| [[Expert in Murder (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 31, 1982 \|\| Quincy's expert testimony in a mob boss trial is challenged, putting his reputation on the line. \|\| 7.9
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	\| 21 \|\| [[The Unquiet Grave]]\|\| April 7, 1982 \|\| Quincy revisits an old flame and uncovers a deadly conspiracy after her husband dies. \|\| 7.6		\| 21 \|\| [[The Unquiet Grave (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| April 7, 1982 \|\| Quincy revisits an old flame and uncovers a deadly conspiracy after her husband dies. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 22 \|\| [[The Last of Leadbottom]]\|\| April 28, 1982 \|\| After finding a microchip in an admiral’s body, Quincy reenters the Navy to expose a spy and uncover the admiral’s secrets. \|\| 7.4		\| 22 \|\| [[The Last of Leadbottom (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| April 28, 1982 \|\| After finding a microchip in an admiral’s body, Quincy reenters the Navy to expose a spy and uncover the admiral’s secrets. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 23 \|\| [[Deadly Protection]]\|\| May 5, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a child’s death caused by the family guard dog and decides to adopt a dog himself. \|\| 7.8		\| 23 \|\| [[Deadly Protection (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| May 5, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a child’s death caused by the family guard dog and decides to adopt a dog himself. \|\| 7.8
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	\| 24 \|\| [[The Mourning After]]\|\| May 12, 1982 \|\| Quincy examines the death of a college student killed during a hazing ritual as the family grieves. \|\| 7.3		\| 24 \|\| [[The Mourning After (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| May 12, 1982 \|\| Quincy examines the death of a college student killed during a hazing ritual as the family grieves. \|\| 7.3
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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	Season 7 of ''Quincy, M.E.'' aired from October 1981 to May 1982, continuing to tackle complex forensic cases with an emphasis on social issues and medical justice.		Season 6 of ''Quincy, M.E.'' aired from October 1981 to May 1982, continuing to tackle complex forensic cases with an emphasis on social issues and medical justice.

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	\| 1 \|\| [[Memories of Allison]] \|\| October 28, 1981 \|\| Quincy encounters a woman who falls down an escalator at a job fair and cannot remember her identity. Racing against time, he must protect her from someone who wants her dead. \|\| 7.4		\| 1 \|\| [[Memories of Allison]]\|\| October 28, 1981 \|\| Quincy encounters a woman who falls down an escalator at a job fair and cannot remember her identity. Racing against time, he must protect her from someone who wants her dead. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 2 \|\| [[The Golden Hour]] \|\| November 4, 1981 \|\| After a young girl dies in a car crash, Quincy uncovers alarming shortcomings in emergency room care and advocates for trauma centers. \|\| 7.2		\| 2 \|\| [[The Golden Hour]]\|\| November 4, 1981 \|\| After a young girl dies in a car crash, Quincy uncovers alarming shortcomings in emergency room care and advocates for trauma centers. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 3 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 1]] \|\| November 11, 1981 \|\| On a Tahiti cruise, Quincy and Dr. Janet Carlyle assist the crew as a mysterious infectious disease spreads among passengers. \|\| 7.3		\| 3 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 1]]\|\| November 11, 1981 \|\| On a Tahiti cruise, Quincy and Dr. Janet Carlyle assist the crew as a mysterious infectious disease spreads among passengers. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 4 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 2]] \|\| November 18, 1981 \|\| Quincy continues to investigate the outbreak of a strange illness on the cruise ship. \|\| 7.0		\| 4 \|\| [[Slow Boat to Madness: Part 2]]\|\| November 18, 1981 \|\| Quincy continues to investigate the outbreak of a strange illness on the cruise ship. \|\| 7.0
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	\| 5 \|\| [[D.U.I.]] \|\| December 2, 1981 \|\| Quincy joins an anti-drunk driving campaign following a pedestrian's death involving a prominent lawyer and a surprising twist. \|\| 7.6		\| 5 \|\| [[D.U.I.]]\|\| December 2, 1981 \|\| Quincy joins an anti-drunk driving campaign following a pedestrian's death involving a prominent lawyer and a surprising twist. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 6 \|\| [[For Want of a Horse]] \|\| December 9, 1981 \|\| Quincy investigates a ranch owner’s death while Dr. Astin and his wife cope with challenges raising a foster child. \|\| 7.5		\| 6 \|\| [[For Want of a Horse]]\|\| December 9, 1981 \|\| Quincy investigates a ranch owner’s death while Dr. Astin and his wife cope with challenges raising a foster child. \|\| 7.5
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	\| 7 \|\| [[Gentle Into That Good Night]] \|\| December 16, 1981 \|\| Quincy supports a terminal cancer patient confronting the end of life. \|\| 7.7		\| 7 \|\| [[Gentle Into That Good Night]]\|\| December 16, 1981 \|\| Quincy supports a terminal cancer patient confronting the end of life. \|\| 7.7
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	\| 8 \|\| [[Dead Stop]] \|\| December 23, 1981 \|\| Quincy delves into the trucking industry and illegal toxic dumping after a driver with lung damage dies following an accident. \|\| 7.4		\| 8 \|\| [[Dead Stop]]\|\| December 23, 1981 \|\| Quincy delves into the trucking industry and illegal toxic dumping after a driver with lung damage dies following an accident. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 9 \|\| [[Bitter Pill]] \|\| January 6, 1982 \|\| The death of a high school student at basketball practice draws Quincy into the dangers of “pep” pills and lookalike drugs. \|\| 7.2		\| 9 \|\| [[Bitter Pill]]\|\| January 6, 1982 \|\| The death of a high school student at basketball practice draws Quincy into the dangers of “pep” pills and lookalike drugs. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 10 \|\| [[Guns Don't Die]] \|\| January 13, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a series of murders involving the same gun used by different killers, examining handgun ownership issues. \|\| 6.7		\| 10 \|\| [[Guns Don't Die]]\|\| January 13, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a series of murders involving the same gun used by different killers, examining handgun ownership issues. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 11 \|\| [[When Luck Ran Out]] \|\| January 20, 1982 \|\| Quincy probes the mysterious death of a horse. \|\| 6.9		\| 11 \|\| [[When Luck Ran Out]]\|\| January 20, 1982 \|\| Quincy probes the mysterious death of a horse. \|\| 6.9
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	\| 12 \|\| [[Smoke Screen]] \|\| January 27, 1982 \|\| After a deadly hotel fire, Quincy searches for an arsonist and uncovers an arson anonymous group. \|\| 7.4		\| 12 \|\| [[Smoke Screen]]\|\| January 27, 1982 \|\| After a deadly hotel fire, Quincy searches for an arsonist and uncovers an arson anonymous group. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 13 \|\| [[For Love of Joshua]] \|\| February 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the denial of medical care to a baby with Down syndrome and the attending physician’s controversial actions. \|\| 7.9		\| 13 \|\| [[For Love of Joshua]]\|\| February 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the denial of medical care to a baby with Down syndrome and the attending physician’s controversial actions. \|\| 7.9
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	\| 14 \|\| [[Into the Murdering Mind]] \|\| February 10, 1982 \|\| A schizophrenic young man murders his family and surrenders; Quincy suspects the mental illness may be feigned. \|\| 7.3		\| 14 \|\| [[Into the Murdering Mind]]\|\| February 10, 1982 \|\| A schizophrenic young man murders his family and surrenders; Quincy suspects the mental illness may be feigned. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 15 \|\| [[To Clear the Air]] \|\| February 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy campaigns to improve Los Angeles air quality after an atmospheric inversion contributes to multiple deaths. \|\| 6.8		\| 15 \|\| [[To Clear the Air]]\|\| February 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy campaigns to improve Los Angeles air quality after an atmospheric inversion contributes to multiple deaths. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 16 \|\| [[The Shadow of Death]] \|\| February 24, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the death of a Vietnam nurse with PTSD and supports efforts to help another veteran in need. \|\| 7.5		\| 16 \|\| [[The Shadow of Death]]\|\| February 24, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the death of a Vietnam nurse with PTSD and supports efforts to help another veteran in need. \|\| 7.5
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	\| 17 \|\| [[The Flight of the Nightingale]] \|\| March 3, 1982 \|\| A hospital mistake triggers a nurses' strike, which Quincy and Dr. Astin work to resolve. \|\| 7.2		\| 17 \|\| [[The Flight of the Nightingale]]\|\| March 3, 1982 \|\| A hospital mistake triggers a nurses' strike, which Quincy and Dr. Astin work to resolve. \|\| 7.2
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	\| 18 \|\| [[Stolen Tears]] \|\| March 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of an Auschwitz survivor and aids a friend battling a Holocaust denial lawsuit. \|\| 7.7		\| 18 \|\| [[Stolen Tears]]\|\| March 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of an Auschwitz survivor and aids a friend battling a Holocaust denial lawsuit. \|\| 7.7
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	\| 19 \|\| [[The Face of Fear]] \|\| March 24, 1982 \|\| When an agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder, Quincy races to identify both killer and victim. \|\| 7.3		\| 19 \|\| [[The Face of Fear]]\|\| March 24, 1982 \|\| When an agoraphobic woman witnesses a murder, Quincy races to identify both killer and victim. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 20 \|\| [[Expert in Murder]] \|\| March 31, 1982 \|\| Quincy's expert testimony in a mob boss trial is challenged, putting his reputation on the line. \|\| 7.9		\| 20 \|\| [[Expert in Murder]]\|\| March 31, 1982 \|\| Quincy's expert testimony in a mob boss trial is challenged, putting his reputation on the line. \|\| 7.9
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	\| 21 \|\| [[The Unquiet Grave]] \|\| April 7, 1982 \|\| Quincy revisits an old flame and uncovers a deadly conspiracy after her husband dies. \|\| 7.6		\| 21 \|\| [[The Unquiet Grave]]\|\| April 7, 1982 \|\| Quincy revisits an old flame and uncovers a deadly conspiracy after her husband dies. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 22 \|\| [[The Last of Leadbottom]] \|\| April 28, 1982 \|\| After finding a microchip in an admiral’s body, Quincy reenters the Navy to expose a spy and uncover the admiral’s secrets. \|\| 7.4		\| 22 \|\| [[The Last of Leadbottom]]\|\| April 28, 1982 \|\| After finding a microchip in an admiral’s body, Quincy reenters the Navy to expose a spy and uncover the admiral’s secrets. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 23 \|\| [[Deadly Protection]] \|\| May 5, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a child’s death caused by the family guard dog and decides to adopt a dog himself. \|\| 7.8		\| 23 \|\| [[Deadly Protection]]\|\| May 5, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a child’s death caused by the family guard dog and decides to adopt a dog himself. \|\| 7.8
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	\| 24 \|\| [[The Mourning After]] \|\| May 12, 1982 \|\| Quincy examines the death of a college student killed during a hazing ritual as the family grieves. \|\| 7.3		\| 24 \|\| [[The Mourning After]]\|\| May 12, 1982 \|\| Quincy examines the death of a college student killed during a hazing ritual as the family grieves. \|\| 7.3
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