Hill Street Blues, Season 1

I bought the First season and kept noting gaps in the storyline and then noticed there are numerous episodes missing for some reason. Can iTunes explain this???

How sad that it's been over 36 years since this show came out and 10 years since it was available on i-Tunes when the last review was written that anyone saw this show. This show was ....dare I say.....HUGE .... when it came out. Extremely popular, original and the foundation for so many shows that followed. Worth every penny and so glad it's in my collection.

Finding this has made me so happy! Best TV series of its time by a long way. This kind of thing is the perfect use for Itunes. Odd bit that certainly isn't politically correct now - eg attitudes to domestic violence - but it makes it a useful tool to show how things - and teeth ! - have progressed. And besides all that I get to re-live my crush on Frank Furillo

Thanks, iTunes, for the Classics you are bringing back. Never got a chance to see this when it originally aired, but am enjoying now. Never knew how many of the NYPD Blue actors made appearances on Hill St. Blues. For anybody that liked NYPD Blue or actors on there, interesting to see them earlier in their careers. More Classic TV, please.

there is some bug it won't play after 1:17

This was my favorite show as a kid, and unlike some other shows I've gone back to recently, Hill Street holds up beautifully. The sharp, sophisticated writing and great ensemble acting ensure that the show is still very enjoyable on its own terms, and not just as 80s nostalgia. Hard to single out particular cast members since they're all so good, but my favorites are James Sikking, Michael Conrad, Barbara Bosson and Charles Haid. A small amount of the material does seem a bit dated, but surprisingly little. Enjoy! Note: "Presidential Fever" is included in "Hill Street Station," so you can skip from episode 1 to 3.

Do Not buy episode 6! It stops running 1:30 minute into it, screen goes green. Comes back at 6:30 minutes. I like to see the whole show.

The first two were great! We just need more seasons to download! JBW

A show before it's time. Reminds me of, "The police tapes " filmed in 1976, by Alan and Susan Raymond. The Raymonds focus on the police officers of the 44th precinct Bronx N.Y., who spent their days dealing with some of the most violent crimes in the city.

iTunes has the episodes out of order. You will notice this when at the end of episode 6 someone is killed, then comes back to life in episode 7. "Up in Arms" should be episode 8. And thanks itunes for making it so hard to find an email address that I had to post this here instead of telling you directly.