1x12 I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin - Hill Street Blues Episode Guide

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Episode: 01x12
Title: I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 0411
First Aired: Mar. 21, 1981

Season 1 » Episode #12 - I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin

Hill Street Blues - 01x12 I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin

Summary: Furillo backs the investigation of Councilman McAuley, who is accused of the murder of the teenaged prostitute.

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01x12 I Never Promised You A Rose, Marvin (49:12) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Officer Lucy Bates	played by Betty Thomas
Officer Andrew Renko	played by Charles Haid
Lt. Emil Schneider	played by Dolph Sweet
Ed Chapel	played by Jordan Charney
Swanson	played by George Dickerson
Harvey	played by Philip G. Schultz
Leo	played by Robert Hirschfeld
Nemo Rodruiguez	played by Don Cervantes
Councilman Tom McAurley	played by Dennis Holahan

Season 1 / Episode 12: - I Never Promised You a Rose, Marvin

Sgt. Phil Esterhaus: Your uncustomary silence testifies amply to the esteem with which we hold the subject of this last item. We all know who's in here. To most people this would seem just a common urn, but we know it holds one of the premier phone installers of the country: Officer Marvin Oliver Box, or simply Marve, as we knew him. Born, 16 May, 1946, deceased, just last Tuesday, in this very room, with uniform on, and drillbit in hand. Marve must have known he would be leaving us soon, because we found a small poem in his will, which we've had inscribed on this vessel here. Uh, "I've laid a lot of cable, and I've strung a lot of line, sure it gets lonely, but that's okay, because it brings people closer together." Per his final will and testament, Marve was cremated yesterday at Bolinsky's Crematorium, and he will lie in state besides the squad room coffee machine for the remainder of the afternoon.
Sgt. Phil Esterhaus: Marve, let's roll, huh? And let's be careful up there.

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The urban assault vehicle is manufactured by Nishitsu Corporation. This is the same Japanese corporation as in The Destroyer set of novels starring Remo Williams.

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