78. "Hunter" originally ran for seven seasons between 1984 and 1991, with Fred Dreyer in the role of the eponymous Los Angeles police officer. In 2002, the series returned, but with the character having moved to which California city's police force?
From Quiz Music by Mike Post
Answer:
San Diego
"Hunter" was a crime drama series, created by Frank Lupo, which aired for seven seasons between 1984 and 1991. The title character, Detective Sergeant Rick Hunter, played by former NFL star Fred Dryer, was a rule-breaking Los Angeles homicide detective who, in the pilot episode, is partnered with the equally maverick Detective Sergeant Dee Dee McCall, played by Stepfanie Kramer. The pair remained the core of the series until the end of the sixth season, when Kramer, looking to branch into music, elected to leave. For the seventh and final season, Hunter was paired with other female detectives, but a fall in ratings led to the show being cancelled in 1991. However, in 2002, having reprised the role once in a 1994 TV movie, Dryer returned to the role again, this time alongside Kramer, which saw the character of Hunter move to San Diego. Following two TV movies, a new series aired in 2003, although this was cancelled after five episodes.
The theme tune for "Hunter" was one of a number of collaborations by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter during the 1980s, and was one of the few of their pieces to undergo multiple reworkings during the run of the series, with at least four different versions used during the seven seasons of its original run.
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