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The project aims to preserve and document a TV series that had real-world influence on public awareness about issues like public health, corruption, and the criminal justice system. | |||
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== Why ''Quincy, M.E.'' Still Matters == | == Why ''Quincy, M.E.'' Still Matters == |
Latest revision as of 20:45, 10 August 2025
About the QME Wiki
Welcome to the **QME Wiki**, a fan-driven, niche encyclopedia dedicated to all things related to the classic television series Quincy, M.E.. Created for fans, by fans, this wiki offers detailed coverage of episodes, characters, themes, and the cultural impact of the show.
This wiki is part of **The Quincy Examiner**, the original fan website dedicated to fans of Quincy, M.E. since 1996. While the Quincy Examiner serves as a broad community hub and resource, the QME Wiki focuses on providing an organized, curated encyclopedia to explore the series in depth.
Our Mission
The Quincy Examiner Wiki aims to:
- Catalog every episode with accurate summaries, air dates, and guest appearances
- Highlight major and minor characters, both recurring and one-time
- Explore the real-life issues addressed by the show — from public health to justice reform
- Preserve the behind-the-scenes history of the show's development, cast, and cultural impact
- Support a respectful and detailed archive for fans and researchers alike
Cultural and Historical Preservation:
The project aims to preserve and document a TV series that had real-world influence on public awareness about issues like public health, corruption, and the criminal justice system.
This aligns with many nonprofit archives, museums, or cultural centers.
Why Quincy, M.E. Still Matters
Long before CSI and forensic procedurals became mainstream, Quincy, M.E. broke new ground by using crime-solving as a lens to explore real-world problems. From toxic waste to elder abuse, Dr. Quincy tackled social issues that were rarely seen on television at the time. Led by Jack Klugman’s passionate performance, the show combined medical mystery with advocacy, setting a precedent for modern procedural dramas.
How You Can Help
This wiki thrives on community contributions. Whether you're a longtime fan or a new viewer, you can help by:
- Expanding or correcting articles
- Adding missing episodes or summaries
- Improving citations or uploading relevant images (with proper copyright guidelines)
- Creating pages for characters, places, or real-world topics featured in the show
Join the Community
This wiki is moderated by fans and supported by **The Quincy Examiner**, the original fan site that continues to celebrate the show's legacy. If you’d like to get involved, feel free to:
- Edit pages
- Leave suggestions on Talk pages
- Contact the administrators
Thank you for helping us keep Quincy, M.E. alive for the next generation of viewers, researchers, and forensic television fans!
The Quincy Examiner
The Quincy Examiner is the original fan-operated website founded in 1996 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the TV series Quincy, M.E. It serves as a comprehensive archive, community hub, and resource for fans.
While the Quincy Examiner offers forums, fan art, and broad community engagement, the QME Wiki functions as a focused, fan-driven encyclopedia dedicated to detailed documentation and exploration of the series.
History
- 1996: Site launched
- Continuously updated through the decades
Features
- Episode guides: Complete episode list (148), spanning seasons 1–8
- Cast & Crew: Profiles of main cast including Jack Klugman, John S. Ragin, Garry Walberg
- Special episodes spotlight: e.g., Snake Eyes (Feb 4, 1977), Expert in Murder (Mar 31, 1982)
- Fan resources: Forums, fan art, external links (IMDb, Mystery.net)
Community & Legacy
The site is a cornerstone for fans of *Quincy, M.E.*, preserving its influence on the forensic-science genre and facilitating fan engagement.