Yet, despite this, by the time they do the next episode, they once again begin this same process! 6. Oddly, despite the Los Angeles Police Department being one of the largest ones in the world, somehow Monahan is almost always on the case-he's apparently a very, very busy guy-as is Quincy! 5. ![]() Monahan, wants to close the case because he KNOWS that it either wasn't a murder or he's blaming some innocent guy for the crime. In essence, Asten is a bureaucratic weenie and Quincy a crusader for truth. Asten, argues with Quincy to just wrap it all up due to either time constraints or pressure from outside sources. Quincy, the case "just doesn't seem right" and he won't close the case-wanting to take more time with the autopsy or do some investigating on his own. ![]() In most of these cases, it's actually murder. There is a death and it's assumed that it was by natural causes. ![]() In 90% of the episodes, they stuck one of two very well-established plot outlines: 1. Despite enjoying the show very much, I must, however, admit that the show was very formulaic and predictable. I have enjoyed Quincy for years-both when it first came on TV and in the years following its wide-spread syndication.
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