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1 Mark Frost
2 The Phillies
3 Number of episodes?
4 Second Season Blues

[edit] Mark Frost

Wasn't Mark Frost (of Twin Peaks fame) heavily involved in this show in some way (i.e. the creator)? -—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Jeff schiller (talk • contribs).

According to his wikipedia page, Mark Frost co-wrote a couple of Hill Street Blues episodes, and directed one. Steven Bochco was credited as one of the co-creators of Hill Street Blues - can't remember the others.

Please sign your comments. TheMadBaron 16:14, 7 September 2005 (UTC)

[edit] The Phillies

Removed the line "Further indication of this included the quote in one of the episodes that "the Phillies are in town". as an indication of where the series took place. The Phillies played in the National league, which had teams in San Fran, LA, San Diego...etc. They could have been playing anywhere in the US. 172.131.226.84 05:34, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

Good catch, and a very good point. The Phillies being "in town" is, in and of itself, no indication of where said town happens to be. Good edit. ---Charles 06:08, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Number of episodes?

When I count the number of episodes listed on the imdb site, I come up with 144. So, I'd like to know, specifically, where the figure of 91 episodes comes from, and I would like to see some discussion here on the talk page before the article is changed again. ---Charles 01:40, 27 November 2006 (UTC)