Starsky & Hutch California freeway with a flat-tired Ford Explorer). At the first viewing of the car with David Soul (Hutch), Glaser remarked that the car looked like a "striped tomato." That nickname stuck, and very soon the show's writers had worked it into the show as Hutch's derogatory name for Starsky's beloved Torino. Glaser remarked to Soul that he hated the car and that he was "going to destroy that car...burn it down every chance I get", and repeated the story in the 1999 "reunion" interview. Several scenes of Glaser driving the car show him smashing the front wheels into curbs as
The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee The Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee After being broadcast in several European countries, the show was translated into English as "Honeybee Hutch", and re-edited in the 1990s, by Saban Entertainment. A sequel, "The New Adventures of Hutch the Honeybee", and numbering 26 episodes, was produced in 1974. The original series was remade in 1989 under the same Japanese title, "Minashigo Hutch". The original show (1971) is notable for its frequently sad and cruel scripts. In many episodes, Hutch would befriend another insect, only to see his new friend die a violent and painful death. In one, he befriended a female