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= Quincy, M.E. (Season 8) =

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== Overview ==
Season 8 aired from September 1982 to May 1983. Quincy tackles youth gangs, medical malpractice, legal battles, and personal milestones including his wedding.

== Episodes ==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|-
! # !! Title !! Original air date !! Summary !! IMDb rating
|-
| 1 || [[Baby Rattlesnakes]] || September 29, 1982 || Quincy gets involved with youth gangs and probation after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a drive-by shooting, and a 14-year-old boy is framed. || 6.7
|-
| 2 || [[Ghost of a Chance]] || October 6, 1982 || Quincy discovers a bypass surgery was performed by a resident instead of the intended heart surgeon, leading to a patient's death. || 7.3
|-
| 3 || [[Give Me Your Weak]] || October 27, 1982 || Quincy travels to Washington D.C. to advocate for the Orphan Drug Act, helping a mother whose child suffers from myoclonus. || 7.0
|-
| 4 || [[Dying for a Drink]] || November 3, 1982 || Quincy uncovers a colleague's drinking problem after noticing unusual behavior at work. || 6.8
|-
| 5 || [[Unreasonable Doubt]] || November 10, 1982 || A new disabled pathologist investigates the suspicious electrocution of a handicapped baby, suspecting murder by the father. || 6.6
|-
| 6 || [[Sleeping Dogs]] || November 17, 1982 || Quincy investigates the murder of a town bully in a small community where everyone seems to protect the killer. || 6.8
|-
| 7 || [[Science for Sale]] || November 24, 1982 || After a cancer patient dies and those in contact with her also die, Quincy races to find the cause of a new deadly virus. || 6.8
|-
| 8 || [[Next Stop, Nowhere]] || December 1, 1982 || Quincy explores the punk rock scene, suspecting it contributed to the death of a teenage boy. || 6.2
|-
| 9 || [[Across the Line]] || December 8, 1982 || Quincy investigates a police officer who accidentally killed a hostage during a bank robbery shootout. || 7.6
|-
| 10 || [[Sword of Honor, Blade of Death]] || December 15, 1982 || Michael Moroshima, an undercover cop and friend of Sam, is killed during a mob deal between the Yakuza and Mafia. || 7.1
|-
| 11 || [[The Law Is a Fool]] || January 5, 1983 || A psychopath kidnaps a former congressman's granddaughter, threatening “Divine Retribution” if she dies, blaming Quincy and the Congressman. || 7.3
|-
| 12 || [[Guilty Until Proven Innocent]] || January 12, 1983 || Quincy helps his friend, son of a mobster, who is accused of arson and murder. || 6.7
|-
| 13 || [[Cry for Help]] || January 19, 1983 || Quincy works with a psychologist to determine if a young girl's roadside death was suicide or murder by her boyfriend. || 7.4
|-
| 14 || [[A Loss for Words]] || January 26, 1983 || Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a young man dies in an industrial accident because he couldn't read hazard signs. || 7.0
|-
| 15 || [[Beyond the Open Door]] || February 2, 1983 || A psychic aids in solving murders of several young women, putting her own life in danger. || 6.3
|-
| 16 || [[On Dying High]] || February 9, 1983 || After a nightclub entertainer is badly burned, Quincy raises awareness about the dangers of drugs. || 6.4
|-
| 17 || [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 1]] || February 16, 1983 || Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s dream wedding; a possible murder confession weighs on his mind. || 6.7
|-
| 18 || [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 2]] || February 23, 1983 || Quincy's wedding is threatened when a widow, convinced she caused her husband's death, feels targeted for murder. || 6.8
|-
| 19 || [[Murder on Ice]] || March 9, 1983 || On his honeymoon at a judge’s lodge, Quincy and others realize they were lured there by a killer. || 7.6
|-
| 20 || [[Women of Valor]] || March 16, 1983 || Following a newborn’s death, Quincy and allies campaign to legitimize midwife care. || 6.5
|-
| 21 || [[Suffer the Little Children]] || March 23, 1983 || Quincy tries to start a program to reunite a boy with his troubled family after a filthy foster home is blamed for the boy’s death. || 5.8
|-
| 22 || [[An Act of Violence]] || April 27, 1983 || After being mugged, Quincy battles fear and depression as he recovers from the attack. || 7.7
|-
| 23 || [[Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?]] || May 4, 1983 || Two elderly vaudevillians solve the murder of their stage partner while dealing with the troubles of old age. || 6.9
|-
| 24 || [[The Cutting Edge]] || May 11, 1983 || A young father seriously injured in a work accident faces the possible loss of his arm. || 4.8
|}

== Cast ==
* **Jack Klugman** as Dr. R. Quincy, M.E.
* **Garry Walberg** as Lt. Monahan
* **John S. Ragin** as Dr. Asten
* Guest stars include Chad Cowgill and others.

== Production ==
The final season brought forward topical issues such as youth violence, medical errors, drug abuse, and Quincy's personal life events, including his wedding and honeymoon.

== References ==
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	\| 1 \|\| [[Baby Rattlesnakes]]\|\| September 29, 1982 \|\| Quincy gets involved with youth gangs and probation after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a drive-by shooting, and a 14-year-old boy is framed. \|\| 6.7		\| 1 \|\| [[Baby Rattlesnakes (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| September 29, 1982 \|\| Quincy gets involved with youth gangs and probation after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a drive-by shooting, and a 14-year-old boy is framed. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 2 \|\| [[Ghost of a Chance]]\|\| October 6, 1982 \|\| Quincy discovers a bypass surgery was performed by a resident instead of the intended heart surgeon, leading to a patient's death. \|\| 7.3		\| 2 \|\| [[Ghost of a Chance (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| October 6, 1982 \|\| Quincy discovers a bypass surgery was performed by a resident instead of the intended heart surgeon, leading to a patient's death. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 3 \|\| [[Give Me Your Weak]]\|\| October 27, 1982 \|\| Quincy travels to Washington D.C. to advocate for the Orphan Drug Act, helping a mother whose child suffers from myoclonus. \|\| 7.0		\| 3 \|\| [[Give Me Your Weak (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| October 27, 1982 \|\| Quincy travels to Washington D.C. to advocate for the Orphan Drug Act, helping a mother whose child suffers from myoclonus. \|\| 7.0
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	\| 4 \|\| [[Dying for a Drink]]\|\| November 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy uncovers a colleague's drinking problem after noticing unusual behavior at work. \|\| 6.8		\| 4 \|\| [[Dying for a Drink (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy uncovers a colleague's drinking problem after noticing unusual behavior at work. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 5 \|\| [[Unreasonable Doubt]]\|\| November 10, 1982 \|\| A new disabled pathologist investigates the suspicious electrocution of a handicapped baby, suspecting murder by the father. \|\| 6.6		\| 5 \|\| [[Unreasonable Doubt (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 10, 1982 \|\| A new disabled pathologist investigates the suspicious electrocution of a handicapped baby, suspecting murder by the father. \|\| 6.6
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	\| 6 \|\| [[Sleeping Dogs]]\|\| November 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of a town bully in a small community where everyone seems to protect the killer. \|\| 6.8		\| 6 \|\| [[Sleeping Dogs (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of a town bully in a small community where everyone seems to protect the killer. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 7 \|\| [[Science for Sale]]\|\| November 24, 1982 \|\| After a cancer patient dies and those in contact with her also die, Quincy races to find the cause of a new deadly virus. \|\| 6.8		\| 7 \|\| [[Science for Sale (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| November 24, 1982 \|\| After a cancer patient dies and those in contact with her also die, Quincy races to find the cause of a new deadly virus. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 8 \|\| [[Next Stop, Nowhere]]\|\| December 1, 1982 \|\| Quincy explores the punk rock scene, suspecting it contributed to the death of a teenage boy. \|\| 6.2		\| 8 \|\| [[Next Stop, Nowhere (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 1, 1982 \|\| Quincy explores the punk rock scene, suspecting it contributed to the death of a teenage boy. \|\| 6.2
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	\| 9 \|\| [[Across the Line]]\|\| December 8, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a police officer who accidentally killed a hostage during a bank robbery shootout. \|\| 7.6		\| 9 \|\| [[Across the Line (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 8, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a police officer who accidentally killed a hostage during a bank robbery shootout. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 10 \|\| [[Sword of Honor, Blade of Death]]\|\| December 15, 1982 \|\| Michael Moroshima, an undercover cop and friend of Sam, is killed during a mob deal between the Yakuza and Mafia. \|\| 7.1		\| 10 \|\| [[Sword of Honor, Blade of Death (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| December 15, 1982 \|\| Michael Moroshima, an undercover cop and friend of Sam, is killed during a mob deal between the Yakuza and Mafia. \|\| 7.1
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	\| 11 \|\| [[The Law Is a Fool]]\|\| January 5, 1983 \|\| A psychopath kidnaps a former congressman's granddaughter, threatening “Divine Retribution” if she dies, blaming Quincy and the Congressman. \|\| 7.3		\| 11 \|\| [[The Law Is a Fool (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 5, 1983 \|\| A psychopath kidnaps a former congressman's granddaughter, threatening “Divine Retribution” if she dies, blaming Quincy and the Congressman. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 12 \|\| [[Guilty Until Proven Innocent]]\|\| January 12, 1983 \|\| Quincy helps his friend, son of a mobster, who is accused of arson and murder. \|\| 6.7		\| 12 \|\| [[Guilty Until Proven Innocent (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 12, 1983 \|\| Quincy helps his friend, son of a mobster, who is accused of arson and murder. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 13 \|\| [[Cry for Help]]\|\| January 19, 1983 \|\| Quincy works with a psychologist to determine if a young girl's roadside death was suicide or murder by her boyfriend. \|\| 7.4		\| 13 \|\| [[Cry for Help (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 19, 1983 \|\| Quincy works with a psychologist to determine if a young girl's roadside death was suicide or murder by her boyfriend. \|\| 7.4
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	\| 14 \|\| [[A Loss for Words]]\|\| January 26, 1983 \|\| Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a young man dies in an industrial accident because he couldn't read hazard signs. \|\| 7.0		\| 14 \|\| [[A Loss for Words (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| January 26, 1983 \|\| Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a young man dies in an industrial accident because he couldn't read hazard signs. \|\| 7.0
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	\| 15 \|\| [[Beyond the Open Door]]\|\| February 2, 1983 \|\| A psychic aids in solving murders of several young women, putting her own life in danger. \|\| 6.3		\| 15 \|\| [[Beyond the Open Door (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 2, 1983 \|\| A psychic aids in solving murders of several young women, putting her own life in danger. \|\| 6.3
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	\| 16 \|\| [[On Dying High]]\|\| February 9, 1983 \|\| After a nightclub entertainer is badly burned, Quincy raises awareness about the dangers of drugs. \|\| 6.4		\| 16 \|\| [[On Dying High (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 9, 1983 \|\| After a nightclub entertainer is badly burned, Quincy raises awareness about the dangers of drugs. \|\| 6.4
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	\| 17 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 1]]\|\| February 16, 1983 \|\| Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s dream wedding; a possible murder confession weighs on his mind. \|\| 6.7		\| 17 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 1 (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 16, 1983 \|\| Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s dream wedding; a possible murder confession weighs on his mind. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 18 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 2]]\|\| February 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy's wedding is threatened when a widow, convinced she caused her husband's death, feels targeted for murder. \|\| 6.8		\| 18 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 2 (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| February 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy's wedding is threatened when a widow, convinced she caused her husband's death, feels targeted for murder. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 19 \|\| [[Murder on Ice]]\|\| March 9, 1983 \|\| On his honeymoon at a judge’s lodge, Quincy and others realize they were lured there by a killer. \|\| 7.6		\| 19 \|\| [[Murder on Ice (Quincy, M.E.)]\|\| March 9, 1983 \|\| On his honeymoon at a judge’s lodge, Quincy and others realize they were lured there by a killer. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 20 \|\| [[Women of Valor]]\|\| March 16, 1983 \|\| Following a newborn’s death, Quincy and allies campaign to legitimize midwife care. \|\| 6.5		\| 20 \|\| [[Women of Valor (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 16, 1983 \|\| Following a newborn’s death, Quincy and allies campaign to legitimize midwife care. \|\| 6.5
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	\| 21 \|\| [[Suffer the Little Children]]\|\| March 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy tries to start a program to reunite a boy with his troubled family after a filthy foster home is blamed for the boy’s death. \|\| 5.8		\| 21 \|\| [[Suffer the Little Children (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| March 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy tries to start a program to reunite a boy with his troubled family after a filthy foster home is blamed for the boy’s death. \|\| 5.8
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	\| 22 \|\| [[An Act of Violence]]\|\| April 27, 1983 \|\| After being mugged, Quincy battles fear and depression as he recovers from the attack. \|\| 7.7		\| 22 \|\| [[An Act of Violence (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| April 27, 1983 \|\| After being mugged, Quincy battles fear and depression as he recovers from the attack. \|\| 7.7
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	\| 23 \|\| [[Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?]]\|\| May 4, 1983 \|\| Two elderly vaudevillians solve the murder of their stage partner while dealing with the troubles of old age. \|\| 6.9		\| 23 \|\| [[Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter? (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| May 4, 1983 \|\| Two elderly vaudevillians solve the murder of their stage partner while dealing with the troubles of old age. \|\| 6.9
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	\| 24 \|\| [[The Cutting Edge]]\|\| May 11, 1983 \|\| A young father seriously injured in a work accident faces the possible loss of his arm. \|\| 4.8		\| 24 \|\| [[The Cutting Edge (Quincy, M.E.)]]\|\| May 11, 1983 \|\| A young father seriously injured in a work accident faces the possible loss of his arm. \|\| 4.8
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	= Quincy, M.E. (Season 8) =		= Quincy, M.E. (Season 7) =

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	Season 8 aired from September 1982 to May 1983. Quincy tackles youth gangs, medical malpractice, legal battles, and personal milestones including his wedding.		Season 7 aired from September 1982 to May 1983. Quincy tackles youth gangs, medical malpractice, legal battles, and personal milestones including his wedding.

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	\| 1 \|\| [[Baby Rattlesnakes]] \|\| September 29, 1982 \|\| Quincy gets involved with youth gangs and probation after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a drive-by shooting, and a 14-year-old boy is framed. \|\| 6.7		\| 1 \|\| [[Baby Rattlesnakes]]\|\| September 29, 1982 \|\| Quincy gets involved with youth gangs and probation after a 9-year-old girl is killed in a drive-by shooting, and a 14-year-old boy is framed. \|\| 6.7
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	\| 2 \|\| [[Ghost of a Chance]] \|\| October 6, 1982 \|\| Quincy discovers a bypass surgery was performed by a resident instead of the intended heart surgeon, leading to a patient's death. \|\| 7.3		\| 2 \|\| [[Ghost of a Chance]]\|\| October 6, 1982 \|\| Quincy discovers a bypass surgery was performed by a resident instead of the intended heart surgeon, leading to a patient's death. \|\| 7.3
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	\| 3 \|\| [[Give Me Your Weak]] \|\| October 27, 1982 \|\| Quincy travels to Washington D.C. to advocate for the Orphan Drug Act, helping a mother whose child suffers from myoclonus. \|\| 7.0		\| 3 \|\| [[Give Me Your Weak]]\|\| October 27, 1982 \|\| Quincy travels to Washington D.C. to advocate for the Orphan Drug Act, helping a mother whose child suffers from myoclonus. \|\| 7.0
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	\| 4 \|\| [[Dying for a Drink]] \|\| November 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy uncovers a colleague's drinking problem after noticing unusual behavior at work. \|\| 6.8		\| 4 \|\| [[Dying for a Drink]]\|\| November 3, 1982 \|\| Quincy uncovers a colleague's drinking problem after noticing unusual behavior at work. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 5 \|\| [[Unreasonable Doubt]] \|\| November 10, 1982 \|\| A new disabled pathologist investigates the suspicious electrocution of a handicapped baby, suspecting murder by the father. \|\| 6.6		\| 5 \|\| [[Unreasonable Doubt]]\|\| November 10, 1982 \|\| A new disabled pathologist investigates the suspicious electrocution of a handicapped baby, suspecting murder by the father. \|\| 6.6
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	\| 6 \|\| [[Sleeping Dogs]] \|\| November 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of a town bully in a small community where everyone seems to protect the killer. \|\| 6.8		\| 6 \|\| [[Sleeping Dogs]]\|\| November 17, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates the murder of a town bully in a small community where everyone seems to protect the killer. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 7 \|\| [[Science for Sale]] \|\| November 24, 1982 \|\| After a cancer patient dies and those in contact with her also die, Quincy races to find the cause of a new deadly virus. \|\| 6.8		\| 7 \|\| [[Science for Sale]]\|\| November 24, 1982 \|\| After a cancer patient dies and those in contact with her also die, Quincy races to find the cause of a new deadly virus. \|\| 6.8
	\|-		\|-
	\| 8 \|\| [[Next Stop, Nowhere]] \|\| December 1, 1982 \|\| Quincy explores the punk rock scene, suspecting it contributed to the death of a teenage boy. \|\| 6.2		\| 8 \|\| [[Next Stop, Nowhere]]\|\| December 1, 1982 \|\| Quincy explores the punk rock scene, suspecting it contributed to the death of a teenage boy. \|\| 6.2
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	\| 9 \|\| [[Across the Line]] \|\| December 8, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a police officer who accidentally killed a hostage during a bank robbery shootout. \|\| 7.6		\| 9 \|\| [[Across the Line]]\|\| December 8, 1982 \|\| Quincy investigates a police officer who accidentally killed a hostage during a bank robbery shootout. \|\| 7.6
	\|-		\|-
	\| 10 \|\| [[Sword of Honor, Blade of Death]] \|\| December 15, 1982 \|\| Michael Moroshima, an undercover cop and friend of Sam, is killed during a mob deal between the Yakuza and Mafia. \|\| 7.1		\| 10 \|\| [[Sword of Honor, Blade of Death]]\|\| December 15, 1982 \|\| Michael Moroshima, an undercover cop and friend of Sam, is killed during a mob deal between the Yakuza and Mafia. \|\| 7.1
	\|-		\|-
	\| 11 \|\| [[The Law Is a Fool]] \|\| January 5, 1983 \|\| A psychopath kidnaps a former congressman's granddaughter, threatening “Divine Retribution” if she dies, blaming Quincy and the Congressman. \|\| 7.3		\| 11 \|\| [[The Law Is a Fool]]\|\| January 5, 1983 \|\| A psychopath kidnaps a former congressman's granddaughter, threatening “Divine Retribution” if she dies, blaming Quincy and the Congressman. \|\| 7.3
	\|-		\|-
	\| 12 \|\| [[Guilty Until Proven Innocent]] \|\| January 12, 1983 \|\| Quincy helps his friend, son of a mobster, who is accused of arson and murder. \|\| 6.7		\| 12 \|\| [[Guilty Until Proven Innocent]]\|\| January 12, 1983 \|\| Quincy helps his friend, son of a mobster, who is accused of arson and murder. \|\| 6.7
	\|-		\|-
	\| 13 \|\| [[Cry for Help]] \|\| January 19, 1983 \|\| Quincy works with a psychologist to determine if a young girl's roadside death was suicide or murder by her boyfriend. \|\| 7.4		\| 13 \|\| [[Cry for Help]]\|\| January 19, 1983 \|\| Quincy works with a psychologist to determine if a young girl's roadside death was suicide or murder by her boyfriend. \|\| 7.4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 14 \|\| [[A Loss for Words]] \|\| January 26, 1983 \|\| Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a young man dies in an industrial accident because he couldn't read hazard signs. \|\| 7.0		\| 14 \|\| [[A Loss for Words]]\|\| January 26, 1983 \|\| Quincy tackles adult illiteracy after a young man dies in an industrial accident because he couldn't read hazard signs. \|\| 7.0
	\|-		\|-
	\| 15 \|\| [[Beyond the Open Door]] \|\| February 2, 1983 \|\| A psychic aids in solving murders of several young women, putting her own life in danger. \|\| 6.3		\| 15 \|\| [[Beyond the Open Door]]\|\| February 2, 1983 \|\| A psychic aids in solving murders of several young women, putting her own life in danger. \|\| 6.3
	\|-		\|-
	\| 16 \|\| [[On Dying High]] \|\| February 9, 1983 \|\| After a nightclub entertainer is badly burned, Quincy raises awareness about the dangers of drugs. \|\| 6.4		\| 16 \|\| [[On Dying High]]\|\| February 9, 1983 \|\| After a nightclub entertainer is badly burned, Quincy raises awareness about the dangers of drugs. \|\| 6.4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 17 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 1]] \|\| February 16, 1983 \|\| Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s dream wedding; a possible murder confession weighs on his mind. \|\| 6.7		\| 17 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 1]]\|\| February 16, 1983 \|\| Quincy hesitates to plan Emily’s dream wedding; a possible murder confession weighs on his mind. \|\| 6.7
	\|-		\|-
	\| 18 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 2]] \|\| February 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy's wedding is threatened when a widow, convinced she caused her husband's death, feels targeted for murder. \|\| 6.8		\| 18 \|\| [[Quincy's Wedding: Part 2]]\|\| February 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy's wedding is threatened when a widow, convinced she caused her husband's death, feels targeted for murder. \|\| 6.8
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	\| 19 \|\| [[Murder on Ice]] \|\| March 9, 1983 \|\| On his honeymoon at a judge’s lodge, Quincy and others realize they were lured there by a killer. \|\| 7.6		\| 19 \|\| [[Murder on Ice]]\|\| March 9, 1983 \|\| On his honeymoon at a judge’s lodge, Quincy and others realize they were lured there by a killer. \|\| 7.6
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	\| 20 \|\| [[Women of Valor]] \|\| March 16, 1983 \|\| Following a newborn’s death, Quincy and allies campaign to legitimize midwife care. \|\| 6.5		\| 20 \|\| [[Women of Valor]]\|\| March 16, 1983 \|\| Following a newborn’s death, Quincy and allies campaign to legitimize midwife care. \|\| 6.5
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	\| 21 \|\| [[Suffer the Little Children]] \|\| March 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy tries to start a program to reunite a boy with his troubled family after a filthy foster home is blamed for the boy’s death. \|\| 5.8		\| 21 \|\| [[Suffer the Little Children]]\|\| March 23, 1983 \|\| Quincy tries to start a program to reunite a boy with his troubled family after a filthy foster home is blamed for the boy’s death. \|\| 5.8
	\|-		\|-
	\| 22 \|\| [[An Act of Violence]] \|\| April 27, 1983 \|\| After being mugged, Quincy battles fear and depression as he recovers from the attack. \|\| 7.7		\| 22 \|\| [[An Act of Violence]]\|\| April 27, 1983 \|\| After being mugged, Quincy battles fear and depression as he recovers from the attack. \|\| 7.7
	\|-		\|-
	\| 23 \|\| [[Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?]] \|\| May 4, 1983 \|\| Two elderly vaudevillians solve the murder of their stage partner while dealing with the troubles of old age. \|\| 6.9		\| 23 \|\| [[Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?]]\|\| May 4, 1983 \|\| Two elderly vaudevillians solve the murder of their stage partner while dealing with the troubles of old age. \|\| 6.9
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	\| 24 \|\| [[The Cutting Edge]] \|\| May 11, 1983 \|\| A young father seriously injured in a work accident faces the possible loss of his arm. \|\| 4.8		\| 24 \|\| [[The Cutting Edge]]\|\| May 11, 1983 \|\| A young father seriously injured in a work accident faces the possible loss of his arm. \|\| 4.8
	\|}		\|}