Hill Street Blues: 6x10
The Virgin and the Turkey
Coffey tries to mediate between an irate landlord and a tenant who insists an image on his water stained wall is that of the Virgin Mary; the Furillos tries to renew a family relationship with his parents; Buntz uses “”Officer Giblet”” to make a drug bust; and the guys compete in a benefit tug of war competition.
6 - 1Blues in the Night Sep. 26, 1985- 6 - 2Hacked to Pieces Oct. 03, 1985
- 6 - 3Seoul on Ice Oct. 17, 1985
- 6 - 4In the Belly of the Bus Oct. 24, 1985
- 6 - 5Somewhere Over the Rambo Oct. 31, 1985
- 6 - 6Oh, You Kid Nov. 07, 1985
- 6 - 7An Oy for an Oy Nov. 14, 1985
- 6 - 8Fathers and Huns Nov. 21, 1985
- 6 - 9What Are Friends For? Dec. 05, 1985
- 6 - 10The Virgin and the Turkey Dec. 12, 1985
- 6 - 11Two Easy Pieces Jan. 09, 1986
- 6 - 12Say It as It Plays Jan. 16, 1986
- 6 - 13Das Blues Jan. 23, 1986
- 6 - 14Scales of Justice Jan. 30, 1986
- 6 - 15I Want My Hill Street Blues Feb. 06, 1986
- 6 - 16Remembrance of Hits Past Feb. 13, 1986
- 6 - 17Larry of Arabia Feb. 27, 1986
- 6 - 18Iced Coffey Mar. 06, 1986
- 6 - 19Jagga the Hunk Mar. 13, 1986
- 6 - 20Look Homeward, Ninja Mar. 20, 1986
- 6 - 21Slum Enchanted Evening Mar. 27, 1986
- 6 - 22Come and Get It Apr. 03, 1986
