A-Z GUIDE TO MOVIES AND TV SHOWS PARODIED BY MAD, CRACKED, CRAZY, ETC. UP TO 1996. THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS. SPOILERS AND OTHER NON-SEQUITURS, TOO. SOMETIMES THESE THINGS HAVE WORDS OR SITUATIONS WE DON'T USE ANYMORE. YOU KNOW, 'CAUSE THEY'RE OLD.
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Showing posts with label STARSKY & HUTCH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STARSKY & HUTCH. Show all posts
Action cop TV series about David Starsky (Paul Michael Glaser), tough guy from Brooklyn, and Kenneth Hutchinson (David Soul), the more bookish one from Minnesota, working in a California city loosely based on Los Angeles. Their supervisor was Captain Harold Dobey (Bernie Hamilton).
Starsky and Hutch often got their tips from Huggy Bear (Antonio Fargas), who had his ear to the streets and also owned a bar called The Pits.
Fargas was sort of associated with MAD later when he had a part in Up the Academy, their attempt at a movie.
Cover for the South American edition
And the German one.
And the British one.
BARFSKY AND CLUTCH
Cracked #134, August 1976
a: John Severin
Steve McQueen's in the third panel claiming the car chase is a ripoff of Bullitt.
“Cover up” was of course a reference to Watergate, but Agnew was too full of scandals of his own to be involved, and neither were in office by the time this parody came out.
I don't get why the last suspect is Colonel Sanders, other than that the other ones were recognizable celebrities, or that whiskey is considered Southern.
SLOBSKY AND HUNCH
Crazy #21, November 1976
w: Len Herman
a: Murad Gumen
Pop's Choc'Lit Shop was the malt shop where Archie and his gang would hang out.
That one cop looks a bit like Gene Wilder, but I don't think it's supposed to be.
From Crazy #47, February 1979. If I thought they had a budget, I'd think Cracked and Crazy editors paid Anita Bryant to be pretend to an anti-gay activist just so they could have something to make jokes about.
Cover for Kaputt magazine.
SCARSKY AND CRUTCH
Sick #115, June 1977
w: Arnold Drake
a: Jack Sparling
STARSKIUS AND HUTCHOUS
Sick # ?
a: Jack Sparling
HUSKY & STARCH
Bananas #29, c. 1979
w: Joseph Arthur
a: Bill Basso
THE GREAT NIELSON AIRWAVE WAR
Cracked #138, December 1976
a: McTurk (John Severin)
They spelled Nielsen wrong. Maybe that was on purpose though. That was how they measured ratings when there were only three networks. Maybe they still do.
This was around the time Cracked started to do combinations of TV shows and movies so they could keep doing as many as they could over and over again and use celebrities to sell copies. First here is Peter Falk as Columbo.
The first casualty is Redd Foxx of Sanford and Son. The other detectives are Dennis Weaver as McCloud and Angie Dickinson in Police Woman.
The ABC bunker has Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams of Laverne and Shirley, Lindsay Wagner as The Bionic Woman, Henry Winkler as Happy Days' Fonz, and Starsky (David Soul) & Hutch (Paul Michael Glaser).
John Travolta from Welcome Back, Kotter, Steve Austin of The Six Million Dollar Man, Edith (Jean Stapleton) and Archie (Carroll O'Connor) from All in the Family, Jimmie Walker as J. J. from Good Times, Cher, and McGarrett (Jack Lord) and Danny (James MacArthur) from Hawaii Five-O.
UPDATE:
I discoveredm there was a cover to this which I just added and put at the top.
