More Cops on TV: The Things They Said

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1. "Fire up the Quattro!" was the catchphrase of brutal and corrupt Detective Chief Inspector Gene Hunt. Described by a police colleague as "an overweight, over-the-hill, nicotine-stained, borderline alcoholic homophobe with a superiority complex and an unhealthy obsession with male bonding," Hunt laconically replied: "You make that sound like a bad thing." Which British TV series (subsequently adapted for American television) was this? Foyle's War Life on Mars The Bill Dalziel and Pascoe

2. Can you name the TV police lieutenant who opened most episodes of the Miami-based crime detection drama he/she starred in by voicing platitudes such as: "So they brought the war to us. Now we ... are going to take it to them" - while coolly putting on a trademark pair of sunglasses? Lt. Arthur Fancy Lt. Horatio Caine Lt. Mike Stone Lt. Anita Van Buren

3. Which Scottish television series, based in the real Maryhill district of Glasgow, was well known for its detective hero's catchphrase, delivered in a rolling Glaswegian accent: "There's been a murrr-derrr!" Juliet Bravo The Vice Taggart The Gentle Touch

4. Which groundbreaking American TV cop drama, which claimed "to protect the innocent", began as a radio show in 1949 and included Sergeant Joe Friday's catchphrase: "All we want are the facts, ma'am"? Mannix Ellery Queen Dragnet Police Story

5. Which animated cartoon TV police officer - with bumbling similarities to Inspector Clouseau and Maxwell Smart - was responsible for the catchphrase "Wowsers!"? Officer Dibble Inspector Gadget Chief Clancy Wiggum Officer P.J. 'Longarm' O'Malley

6. Oh come on, it'd be too easy to ask which lollipop-sucking TV detective's catchphrase was: "Who loves ya, baby?" So, can you tell me instead what 'Theo' is short for in the name of the character, Lieutenant Theo Kojak? Theocrates Theodore Theobald Timotheos

7. In which 1970s series, named after the Cockney rhyming slang term for the Flying Squad of London's Metropolitan Police, was no-nonsense Detective Inspector Jack Regan's catchphrase: "Get your trousers on - you're nicked!" The Sweeney The Knock Wire in the Blood Wycliffe

8. No clues with this one. Which shabby detective's case-breaking catchphrase was: "Just one more thing ..."? Lieutenant Al Giardello Detective Vic Mackey Lieutenant Columbo Detective Robert Goren

9. In which cop drama series, set in the fictional English town of Denton - and which marked a departure for actor David Jason from earlier comic roles in programmes like 'Only Fools and Horses' and 'The Darling Buds of May' - was the catchphrase heard: "We've got him bang to rights"? Holby Blue A Touch of Frost Murder in Suburbia Rockliffe's Babies

10. In which series does a phobia-driven homicide consultant for the San Francisco police say of his own obsessiveness: "It's a gift ... and a curse", and about his own investigative genius: "Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not ..."? Barnaby Jones The Wire Law and Order: Criminal Intent Monk