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I Come on My Knees: Directed by Don Weis. With Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Warren, Betty Thomas, Bruce Weitz. It's the odd couple revisited when Buntz lets 'Sid the Snitch' bunk in his apartment to hide from a vengeful ex-con.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Don Weis
- 1986-11-06
It's the "Odd Couple" revisited when a grumbling Buntz lets oily Sid the Snitch bunk in his fleabag apartment to hide from a vengeful ex-con; and Hill resent...
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- 56 min
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- John Goodrich
"Hill Street Blues" I Come on My Knees (TV Episode 1986) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
I Come on My Knees. Available on Channel 4. S7 E5: It's the odd couple revisited when Buntz lets `Sid the Snitch' bunk in his apartment to hide from a vengeful ex-con. Hill resents his temporary assignment with a white cop who refused to help a black officer in distress. Drama 5 Nov 1986 46 min.
Hill Street Blues – Season 7, Episode 5. Snitch Sid bunks with Buntz to hide from a vengeful ex-convict; Hill resents a bigoted partner; Goldblume aids a writer friend.
Buntz (a terrific Dennis Franz) lets Sid the Snitch (an amusingly wormy Peter Jurasik) bunk in his apartment. Hill (sturdy Michael Warren) resents being paired with new transfer Sanders (top work from James Keane), who allegedly left a black cop hanging.
