Comments on: Quincy, M.E.: Jack Klugman Still Fighting for His Share of TV Show Profits

By: dianne (dizza) semmens

dianne (dizza) semmens — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 15:29:18 +0000

gad-daye, Mr Jack Klugman, i do believe you are owed profits from quincey M.E. I am now 50 years of age, i still get a buzz watching Quincey . The main reason being,when my son was approximately4 to 5 months of age ( 1988) My first son was having cot death problems. I took him to specialists, over and over again, it seemed like no-one cared. Until one night i was watching an episode of Quincey M.E, THANK YHWH, for this particular episode, it was about a set of twins, having cot death problems. On the episode Quincey showed what to do, if an infant has stopped breathing. I followed what Quincey showed. (i know the show is based on truth) Next morning my son had passed on, then i remembered i saw the Quincey episode the night before, so i did what was shown. My son ,Jarryd lived, he is now 23 years of age, Ihave told him the story over, over again over the years. We are very BLESSED to have Jarryd,We now have 4 children,all alive. I have only ever seen this episode ONCE in my whole LIFE. I wish i had this very SPECIAL episode on tape. THANK YOU for SAVING OUR SON, may YHWH BLESS YOU and YOUR WIFE MRKLUGMAN. regards Dizza,Australia

By: Betty

Betty — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 02:48:06 +0000

Jack Klugman was perfect as Dr Quincy, who was a great medical examiner; and Quincy ME was a better forensic medicine show than the CSI shows which seem to concentrate too much on gore. I wish the show about the man who tried to get away with murder by pretending to be “just” a drunk driver had been as successful for legislation as the show on orphan drugs apparently was. Then and now and during all the years in-between, whenever people have talked about the lack of consequences for drunk drivers, even those who kill, I agree and use that episode to point out how nothing much has changed even though it has been decades. As I am writing about it, I find myself surprised that now that there actually ARE prosecutors recently trying to remedy this situation, none of the current CSI/NCIS shows have done a similar episode!

By: Albert Avilla

Albert Avilla — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 23:09:37 +0000

As a fan of Mr. Klugman’s and a follower of this legal “stuff,” I would say that NBC, in the words of Jay Leno means: “Never Believe your Contract.” What a joke. The show has been in syndication for years and is available on DVD. I would say that the show has profited from multiple, multiple runs on many different networks, affiliated stations again, on DVD/Home Video. This is a fate accompli and a huge conglomerate taking advantage of an elderly man in my opinion.

By: Tom

Tom — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 14:34:40 +0000

NBC is one of the most crooked organizations in the entertainment industry. The court system should make an example out of them! They should award Jack Klugman an amount equal to the gross profit of the show to date.