A Body Worth Guarding

Episode aired Jan 25, 1978
TV-14
1h

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6.9/10

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David Soul and Monique van de Ven in Starsky and Hutch (1975)

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Due to threats on her life, Starsky and Hutch are assigned to protect a visiting Russian ballerina. Hutch, a big fan, is impressed by her talent, but disappointed with her bristling personal... Read allDue to threats on her life, Starsky and Hutch are assigned to protect a visiting Russian ballerina. Hutch, a big fan, is impressed by her talent, but disappointed with her bristling personality as they get off on the wrong foot.Due to threats on her life, Starsky and Hutch are assigned to protect a visiting Russian ballerina. Hutch, a big fan, is impressed by her talent, but disappointed with her bristling personality as they get off on the wrong foot.

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

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Trivia
The song that Hutch sings to Anna is taken from David Soul's second solo album "Playing To An Audience Of One". The album made it to #86 on the U.S. chart but fared much better in the U.K., getting to #8 in 1977.

Goofs
There's a jarring disparity between the bleached stock footage of ballet dancers and the close-up of Monique van de Ven.

Quotes
Huggy Bear: You look weird.
Det. Dave Starsky: What do you mean?
Huggy Bear: A little lopsided. I know! A Starsky without a Hutch is like a pig without the pork. How is the Police Department's number one beach boy?
Det. Dave Starsky: Guarding a dancer's body and liking it less than spit.
Huggy Bear: You're crude, do you know that?
Det. Dave Starsky: So I've been told.