Passing

El episodio se emitió el 27 ene 1978
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1h

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Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaQuincy races against the clock to confirm that the skull of an apparent murder victim is that of a union leader who had disappeared two years earlier.Quincy races against the clock to confirm that the skull of an apparent murder victim is that of a union leader who had disappeared two years earlier.Quincy races against the clock to confirm that the skull of an apparent murder victim is that of a union leader who had disappeared two years earlier.

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Curiosidades
The story was no doubt inspired by the real life disappearance of Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa. Lt. Monahan states that the labor leader Lockwood disappeared 2 years, 3 months, and 5 days ago, which would roughly coincide with the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa and the production of this episode.

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In the first scene, when the bikers pull into the parking lot of the diner where Sam and Quincy are eating, the rear license plate of his Coroner's (Ford) station wagon can be seen and it reads [E]999853, which is the same as the license plate on most of the Coroner's (AMC Matador) station wagons used in prior seasons.

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7/10

An interesting episode.

While Quincy and Sam are out driving in the desert, they notice a bike driven by some thug-type. Why did they notice? Well, the bike had a human skull attached to it! Even though it's not in his jurisdiction, Quincy is driven to figure out WHO this skull belonged to and how it got there. His path eventually brings it to the case of a missing union organizer--one who MIGHT have been killed by the mobster leaders of this organization. But, they wonder, is it REALLY him? After all, the dead man appears to have been a black man--and the missing man was white.

In addition to traditional forensic work you'd expect to see, this one also features a guest who is an expert at facial reconstruction. This aspect of the show makes this one very interesting--and a nice change of pace for the series.