1974 · NBC · Ended · 85 min
Amy Prentiss was San Francisco's first female chief of detectives, and the stories reflected the affects of this on the PD and Amy's life. The series was a spin-off from Ironside; its pilot was broadcast as "Amy Prentiss" (aka "The Chief") on May 23, 1974. This series aired as part of the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie. Broadcast History December 1, 1974 to July 6, 1975 NBC Sundays at 8:30 to 10:30 pm
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Jessica Walter
Amy Prentiss
3 episodes
Helen Hunt
Jill Prentiss
3 episodes
Johnny Seven
Detective Contreras
3 episodes
Steve Sandor
Detective Tony Russell
3 episodes
William Shatner
1 episode
Don Murray
Connors
1 episode
Jack Soo
1 episode
Peter Haskell
1 episode
Harvey Jason
1 episode
Tige Andrews
1 episode
Hector Elias
1 episode
Andrew Prine
1 episode
Edy Williams
1 episode
Cameron Mitchell
1 episode
Jamie Farr
1 episode
Michael Pataki
1 episode
Barbara Anderson
1 episode
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