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Episodes Release date The Streets of San Francisco: Season 1, Volume 1: 14 April 10, 2007 () The Streets of San Francisco: Season 1, Volume 2: 13 September 25, 2007 () The Streets of San Francisco: Season 2, Volume 1: 11 July 1, 2008 () The Streets of San Francisco: Season 2, Volume 2: 12
The series was sponsored by Ford Motor Company, and half of the vehicles shown were new Ford cars. In the early episodes, Keller and Stone drove a brown 1971 Ford Galaxie four-door sedan and the entire SFPD cruiser fleet consists of Ford Galaxies. On January 27, 1992, a reunion TV movie titled Back to the Streets of San Francisco was aired ...
Pages in category "Television episodes set in San Francisco" The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total. ... This page was last edited on 12 May ...
A Waymo robotaxi was destroyed by humans last night. In San Francisco’s Chinatown, amid Lunar New Year celebrations, a crowd surrounded the autonomous vehicle, broke its windows, and set off ...
Henry and Muriel Rush are the owners of a duplex in San Francisco, where they live with their two adult daughters: 21-year-old banker Jackie and 18-year-old college freshman Sara, in a cramped, awkward arrangement. Henry is a cartoonist of a comic strip called Cosmic Cow, while Muriel is a former musician currently working as a photographer ...
WPCQ-TV (now WCNC-TV) in Charlotte, owned by Westinghouse from 1980 until 1984, was the only Group W station that did not air its own version of Evening Magazine. Then- Jefferson-Pilot Broadcasting -owned WBTV held the Charlotte rights to the franchise and aired it as PM Magazine from September 1979 until November 1990.
According to real estate company Savills, San Francisco had one of the lowest office availability rates in the U.S. before the pandemic at 9.5%; however, in June it reported vacancy was at 30%, a ...
The television version was set specifically in San Francisco and was produced with the cooperation of the San Francisco Police Department, which received a credit at the close of each episode. It starred Warner Anderson as Guthrie and Tom Tully as Grebb. Grebb was now an inspector instead of a sergeant because at the time the series was made ...