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Detectives on the trail of a neck-biter: “The Vampire,” the one and only Halloween outing in four years of Starsky & Hutch

Detectives on the trail of a neck-biter: “The Vampire,” the one and only Halloween outing in four years of Starsky & Hutch — historic image
Detectives on the trail of a neck-biter: “The Vampire,” the one and only Halloween outing in four years of Starsky & Hutch. Historic image from the Chapter 4 — Halloween Comes to Television collection.

Detectives on the trail of a neck-biter: “The Vampire,” the one and only Halloween outing in four years of Starsky & Hutch

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Hollywood Halloween Horrors

The Halloween Library, Volume I · by Edward Moran and James Lantos · Globe Pequot

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NotesDetectives on the trail of a neck-biter: “The Vampire,” the one and only Halloween outing in four years of Starsky & Hutch. John Saxon plays René Nadasy. The script came from Michael Grais and Mark Victor, six years before they wrote Poltergeist. Source: Still from Starsky & Hutch, season 2, episode 7, “The Vampire.” Directed by Bob Kelljan; written by Michael Grais and Mark Victor. Spelling-Goldberg Productions for ABC. First broadcast October 30, 1976. Reproduced under fair use for scholarly commentary.
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