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$11-- spectacular deal!

Just about the size of it!

How did Universal find ways to recreate all those around-the-world places?

So do I!

Is this B/W because the color film was unavailable for it?

That explains it-- when you asked the question originally, I wasn't sure what you meant, so that's why I sought clarification the way I did. Thanks!

Do you mean by that that you would prefer to see The Streets of San Francisco in its original, raw, unremastered form, for one thing?

Never knew that Kolchak used teal! I take it that was in some of the night scenes, for neon signs.

I never knew David Letterman said such a thing about the CBS Late Movie!

From those voiceovers, could it be inferred that Kolchak was sort of a supernatural-style Dragnet for the 1970s on ABC?

Indeed-- it wasn't just crime dramas that were influenced in the Hill Street mold; legal series like L.A. Law also were influenced after that fashion.

And gave way to Homicide: Life on the Street starting in 1993 on NBC, and The Wire on HBO.

Wasn't it around the time of Hill Street Blues in '81 when police series started to have ongoing cases and storylines (some cases never to be solved)?

Which I have the both-in-one DVD of-- haven't touched it much lately, but I agree.