Quincy, M.E. (season 4)

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Quincy, M.E. (Season 4)

Overview

The fourth season of Quincy, M.E. aired on NBC from **September 20, 1979** to **April 30, 1980**, consisting of **22 episodes**. This season continued to explore topical social issues through forensic investigations.

Episodes

# Title Original air date Synopsis
1 No Way to Treat a Flower September 20, 1979 Quincy investigates the death of a teenager who smoked marijuana treated with a chemical that stimulates plant growth.
2 Dead Last September 27, 1979 Quincy and Danny visit a racetrack after a horse kills a jockey; Quincy suspects foul play.
3 By the Death of a Child October 4, 1979 Babies are dying mysteriously on a small South American island republic.
4 Never a Child October 11, 1979 Quincy uncovers teenage prostitution and child pornography after a teenage girl's death.
5 Hot Ice October 18, 1979 Quincy helps customs officers crack a diamond smuggling ring.
6 Sweet Land of Liberty October 25, 1979 After a policeman's murder, Quincy discovers the killer's tragic story.
7 Mode of Death November 1, 1979 An evangelist is found dead with drugs and alcohol at his bedside.
8 Nowhere to Run November 8, 1979 Quincy investigates a girl’s cliff fall, suspecting suicide despite others’ doubts.
9 The Money Plague November 15, 1979 A famous hijacker’s body is found hanging in the national park where he bailed out.
10 For the Benefit of My Patients November 22, 1979 Quincy fights to change hospital policy after two low-income patients die unnecessarily.
11 Murder by S.O.P. November 29, 1979 On the way to a convention, Quincy is jailed for his own good after a traffic stop.
12 Honor Thy Elders January 10, 1980 Quincy investigates an old man’s suicide and senior abuse issues.
13 Diplomatic Immunity January 17, 1980 Quincy foils an assassination attempt on a visiting Latin American dictator.
14 Riot January 31, 1980 Quincy and Sam are caught in a prison riot after investigating an inmate's murder.
15 Cover-Up February 7, 1980 Quincy exposes a fatal error by an under-qualified doctor covering for a colleague.
16 Unhappy Hour February 14, 1980 A teenager is killed in an auto accident; Quincy investigates the circumstances.
17 The Winning Edge February 21, 1980 Quincy suspects performance-enhancing drugs in a high school gymnastics team.
18 New Blood February 28, 1980 Quincy is forced on vacation; a young pathologist performs an autopsy on a city councilman.
19 T.K.O. March 13, 1980 An incompetent surgeon causes the deaths of a boxer and a chef.
20 The Final Gift March 20, 1980 Quincy investigates the death of an old friend in a plane crash.
21 Deadly Arena March 27, 1980 Quincy races to find the source of food poisoning before a major football game.
22 No Way to Treat a Patient April 30, 1980 Quincy examines whether a gunshot victim’s death was due to medical incompetence or murder.

Cast

  • **Jack Klugman** as Dr. R. Quincy, M.E.
  • **Garry Walberg** as Lt. Monahan
  • **John S. Ragin** as Dr. Asten
  • Recurring guest stars include Nobu McCarthy, Robert Hardy, and Marc Alaimo.

Production

This season continued to highlight social and medical issues through the forensic expertise of Dr. Quincy. The show aired on NBC Thursdays in prime time.

Home media

Season 4 episodes are available in DVD collections of the series.

See also

References

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