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‘Starsky and Hutch’: The original ‘bromance’

By Ellie Zales Updated 1 month ago on 11.07.19

Gunfights, high-speed car chases, and the occasional explosion was the norm in television series, “Starsky and Hutch.” It was a seventies television show centered around two cops who drove around in a red and white-striped Gran Torino chasing bad guys and fighting crime. Would we have it any other way? For those who remember the golden age of television, we bet you didn’t know these tidbit facts about the crime-fighting duo.

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Ellie Zales

Ellie Zales is a UCLA graduate who's earned her Master's Degree in Journalism. She has worked as a freelancer for various magazines including fashion and cosmetology in Los Angeles before moving to San Diego. She primarily writes about fashion, art, literature, and history. Ellie enjoys all things runway and has a (borderline unhealthy) obsession with #dogsoninstagram, Hollywood Noir, and everything DIY.

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