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TV Cops Crossword Puzzle 2. Fred Gwynne 61-63 6. Michael Douglas 72-77 7. Telly Savalas 73-78 Across 9. Karl Malden 72-77 12. William Conrad 71-76 14. Robert Wagner 79-84 18. Rowan Atkinson 95-96 20. Peter Falk 68-03 22. Carroll O'Connor 88-92 23. Michael Kitchen 02-13 24. Mike Connors 67-75 26. Robert Blake 75-78 27. Kyle MacLachlan 90-92 28. Jim Hutton 75-76 29. Tom Selleck 80-88 30. James Garner 74-80 32. Daniel J Travanti 81-87 TV Cops ArtVyd.com 36. Dick Van Dyke 93-01 37. John Thaw 87-00 39. Jack Lord 68-80 41. Farrah Fawcett-Majors 76-77 42. Johnny Depp 87-90 43. David Soul 75-79 44. Jack Klugman 76-83 45. Robert Urich 78-81 46. Andy Grith 86-95 47. Cybill Shepherd 85-89 1. William Shatner 82-86 3. David Duchovny 93-02 4. Chuck Norris 93-01 5. David Suchet 89-13 8. Bruce Willis 85-89 10. Gillian Anderson 93-02 11. Paul Michael Glaser 75-79 12. Don Johnson 84-89 13. Diana Rigg 65-68 15. Angie Dickinson 74-78 16. Helen Mirren 91-06 17. Anne Francis 65-66 19. Hal Linden 75-82 21. George Peppard 72-74 24. Martin Milner 68-75 25. Roger Moore 62-69 26. Paul Guilfoyle 00-13 31. David Jason 92-10 Down 33. Chris Noth 90-95 34. Erik Estrada 77-83 35. Raymond Burr 67-75 37. Richard Belzer 93-99 38. Pierce Brosnan 82-87 40. Raymond Burr 57-66 41. Joan Hickson 84-92 1 H 2 3 Across Across M U L D O O N M 4 O U W 2. MULDOON—Fred Gwynne 61-63 5 6 7 P K E L L E R K O J A K 6. KELLER—Michael Douglas 72-77 8 9 7. KOJAK—Telly Savalas 73-78 A S T O N E D L 10 9. STONE—Karl Malden 72-77 D S I R E K 12. CANNON—William Conrad 71-76 11 D C S R R E 14. HART—Robert Wagner 79-84 12 13 14 15 16 18. FOWLER—Rowan Atkinson 95-96 I U T C A N N O N P H A R T 17 20. COLUMBO—Peter Falk 68-03 S L A R T E W N E 18 19 22. GILLESPIE—Carroll O'Connor 88-92 F O W L E R O M E E D N 20 21 22 23. FOYLE—Michael Kitchen 02-13 TV Cops ArtVyd.com 24. MANNIX—Mike Connors 67-75 N Y S C O L U M B O G I L L E S P I E N 26. BARETTA—Robert Blake 75-78 K K A L T R I 23 24 27. COOPER—Kyle MacLachlan 90-92 F O Y L E M A N N I X L S S 28. QUEEN—Jim Hutton 75-76 25 T A A E T O O 29. MAGNUM—Tom Selleck 80-88 26 27 28 30. ROCKFORD—James Garner 74-80 B A R E T T A L C O O P E R Q U E E N N 32. FURILLO—Daniel J Travanti 81-87 R L E M 29 30 31 36. SLOAN—Dick Van Dyke 93-01 M A G N U M R O C K F O R D P 37. MORSE—John Thaw 87-00 32 S Y R F U R I L L O 39. MCGARRETT—Jack Lord 68-80 33 34 41. MUNROE—Farrah Fawcett-Majors 76-77 S L O P A 35 36 37 38 42. HANSON—Johnny Depp 87-90 O I S L O A N M O R S E 43. HUTCH—David Soul 75-79 39 M C G A R R E T T N U T 44. QUINCY—Jack Klugman 76-83 40 41 45. TANNA—Robert Urich 78-81 M A O C M U N R O E 42 43 46. MATLOCK—Andy Grith 86-95 H A N S O N N H U T C H A C E 47. HAYES—Cybill Shepherd 85-89 S S R H L 44 O Q U I N C Y P E Down 45 46 T A N N A D M A T L O C K 47 1. HOOKER—William Shatner 82-86 H A Y E S E 3. MULDER—David Duchovny 93-02 4. WALKER—Chuck Norris 93-01 EclipseCrossword.com 31. FROST—David Jason 92-10 5. POIROT—David Suchet 89-13 16. TENNISON—Helen Mirren 91-06 33. LOGAN—Chris Noth 90-95 8. ADDISON—Bruce Willis 85-89 17. WEST—Anne Francis 65-66 34. PONCH—Erik Estrada 77-83 Down 10. SCULLY—Gillian Anderson 93-02 19. MILLER—Hal Linden 75-82 35. IRONSIDE—Raymond Burr 67-75 11. STARSKY—Paul Michael Glaser 75-79 21. BANACEK—George Peppard 72-74 37. MUNCH—Richard Belzer 93-99 12. CROCKETT—Don Johnson 84-89 24. MALLOY—Martin Milner 68-75 38. STEELE—Pierce Brosnan 82-87 13. PEEL—Diana Rigg 65-68 25. TEMPLAR—Roger Moore 62-69 40. MASON—Raymond Burr 57-66 15. ANDERSON—Angie Dickinson 74-78 26. BRASS—Paul Guilfoyle 00-13 41. MARPLE—Joan Hickson 84-92.
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