The BEST episodes written by Jack Klugman

A Good Smack in the Mouth
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7.47
53 votes

#1 - A Good Smack in the Mouth

Quincy, M.E. - Season 2 - Episode 8

Asten's wife Melissa picks up a young boy wandering at the side of the road at night. Soon afterwards they are involved in an automobile accident. Quincy is told, Asten is out of town, and he goes and visits Melissa, and the boy. As soon as he sees Joey's bruises he knows that they are not new ones caused by the crash, they are older and look like being beaten caused them. He looks at the x-rays taken of the boy and they confirm his opinion that the boy is being abused, probably at the hands of his parents.

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Promises to Keep
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7.26
42 votes

#2 - Promises to Keep

Quincy, M.E. - Season 4 - Episode 19

Quincy and Sam have to stay late, going over work that was completed by a Medical Examiner who, it turned out, wasn't qualified for the job. This makes Quincy miss yet another date with Lynne, his current girlfriend. When they do get together she proposes to him. He turns her down because he remembers how he treated Helen, his first wife. He was always working and never spending enough time with her. Later he feels guilty and decides to go and see Lynne and propose to her himself.

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The Law Is a Fool
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7.03
37 votes

#3 - The Law Is a Fool

Quincy, M.E. - Season 8 - Episode 11

At the end of a school day a young girl gets into a cab for her daily ride home. She doesn't arrive there and a search is soon started. The real cab driver is soon found and he gives a description of the man who attacked him and the cab is soon found abandoned and examined for forensic evidence. Then all of a sudden a man who fits the description walks into a police station. He is alone and refuses to confirm or deny anything. All he will let the authorities know is that Quincy and Professor Hillman (the kidnapped girl's grandfather) are covering up a murder.

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A Test for the Living
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6.53
43 votes

#4 - A Test for the Living

Quincy, M.E. - Season 4 - Episode 3

Quincy's powers of persuasion are put to the test when he crusades for a 7-year old boys re-evaluation as an autistic child.