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Rating:  - Hardcastle and McCormick - First Season
My son was talking about not having any shows as good as this one on TV now a days. So when I found these I bought them for him for his Christmas.
Rating: - Don't make them like they used to.
Good then and even better today, especially after years of reality tv and other junk.
Rating:  - Another very good Stephen Cannell show
This is another very good show produced by Stephen Cannell. It fits right in with his other great shows such as The A Team, Renegade, and all the others. Skid McCormick is a racer that gets in trouble 1 time too many with the law. Judge Hardcastle takes a liking to him. The judge retires and sets out to go after 200 crooks that slipped thru loopholes in the law where he had to find them innocent when he knew they were guilty. He takes Skid and his sports car the Coyote under his wing and they go after the bad guys. The series had good plots and lots of action. The dvd's play very clearly and with great sound. If you'rea fan of 80's action or private detective series you will enjoy this show.
Rating: - Hardcastle and McCormick - First Season
It's a wonderful collection for any fan of Brian Keith. My family enjoyed it immensely, it's good, clean humor and we were wishing there were more than 22 episodes. We're anxiously waiting for the second season to become available.
Rating:  - RIDE!
Hardcastle and McCormick was an odd coupling. An old fashion, retired hanging judge and a ex-con, race car driver going after the judge's old cases who got off the lady justice. There are times is show worked, and times the show was weak and tiresome. It had a great Mike Post score which moved the action this show
you should know you need to expect a car chase per episode, usually with the car of the show, the Coyote X which McCormick drives. The shows were popcorn fluff..but fun popcorn fluff. The show's scripts was overly predictable, that why only three stars
This had the full 22 episodes of the first season, which is the best part of this set. I wish there were some sort of extras, but there isnt
Now if someone would put out the complete series of Tenspeed and Brown Shoe-One can only hope!
Bennet Pomerantz AUDIOWORLD
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