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Yes. Again... here's what we got: TV movies and season 1 were, together, marketed as "The Complete Seasons 1 and 2" (1976-1977) Season 3 (actual season 2) (1977-78) Season 4 (actual season 3) (1978-79) Season 5 (actual season 4) (1979-80) Season 6 (actual season 5) (1980-81) Season 7 (actual...

My guess is it was the fourth season (1979-80), the first that had the newly-updated opening and closing theme, which was changed only slightly for seasons 5-7 (1980-83). ~Ben

Yes: Miniseries (April 1978) Season 1 (1978-79) Season 2 (1979-80) Season 3 (1980-81) Season 4 (1981-82) Season 5 (1982-83) Season 6 (1983-84) Season 7 (1984-85) Season 8 (1985-86) Season 9 (1986-87) Season 10 (1987-88) Season 11 (1988-89) Season 12 (1989-90) Season 13 (1990-91) ~Ben

Yes; the first five episodes that aired during the month of April 1978 which were grouped as a mini-series and the proper first season that started in the 1978-79 season could also be an example of it being "just season 1." These five episodes that aired throughout April 1978 were originally...

You are right, they were indeed packaged together. Still, they should have just called it season 1. ~Ben

Both the TV movies and season 1 (the latter of what Universal calls season 2) could've been packaged together as season 1, without any confusion. The reason they were sold separate was, I think, price considerations. ~Ben

While Universal Studios itself claims the official first season of Quincy, M.E. (1976-83) are of the four 90-minute TV movies that aired during the NBC Mystery Movie cycle, I don't count them as an official season, which would really mean the official first season began on February 4, 1977 with...