Private eye as Renaissance Man...
“Spenser For Hire; The Complete First Season” stars Robert Urich as Robert B. Parker’s creation —a  Boston private eye who defies the mold of most TV detectives. Spenser is well-read, a gourmet cook, ex-boxer, and former Boston policeman. Operating out of a converted firehouse, he drives around town in a vintage Mustang solving crimes and protecting those who want a touch of class with their private detecting.<br /><br />His chief street contact and occasional back-up is Hawk (Avery Brooks), a tall, menacing, yet intelligent black man who operates on both sides of the law. Lt. Quirk (Richard Jaeckel) is Spenser’s buddy in the Boston Police Department, and Sgt. Frank Belson (Ron McLarty) is Quirk’s subordinate, always ready with a wisecrack.<br /><br />In the first season, Spenser is hired to find the runaway wife of a wealthy businessman, the police department engages him to protect a witness who might not be who she claims, thrill killers target Spenser, an investigation of the apparent suicide of a young nun leads to a corrupt landlord, a valuable relic is stolen from a museum, Lt. Quirk is suspended because of suspected involvement in a gambling ring, Spenser investigates the disappearance of a Mexican labor organizer, Sgt. Belson falls in love with a white supremacist, and a rape victim is kidnapped by an ex-con determined to kill Spenser.<br /><br />Urich balances Spenser’s Renaissance-man aura with his tough as nails manner of dealing with bad guys. Making the lead character literate and well-educated is an interesting touch, setting him apart from other TV private eyes. First season guest stars include William H. Macy, Patricia Clarkson, Chuck Connors, Shirley Knight, George Grizzard, Alfred Drake, Lonette McKee, Dick Latessa, Richard Jenkins, Frances McDormand, Jimmy Smits, Brad Dourif, and Linda Thorson.<br /><br />All 22 episodes of the 1985-1986 season are contained in a 6-disc DVD set. The unrated episodes are presented in the full-frame format. There are no bonus materials.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Robert Urich stars as Robert B. Parker's legendary Beantown gumshoe-with-a-difference, Spenser. Spenser is cut from a very different cloth than the usual round of TV detectives, a renaissance man who isn't afraid to mix up a gourmet salad or just mix it up. Full-time bookworm and former boxer, the stylish Spenser drives a vintage Mustang that calls out his own sense of time and place - a yearning for a simpler time of ethics and standards, and diplays an appreciation of the best of the past in the present. Keeping Spenser in touch with his complex inner life is his psychologist soulmate, Susan Silverman (Barbara Stock), while the street-savvy Hawk (Avery Brooks) guides Spenser safely through Boston's labyrinthine underworld. Richard Jaeckel costars as Spenser's friend on the force, Lt. Quirk. Notable first season guests include William H. Macy, Chuck Connors and Shirley Knight..