Coit Tower, Lombard St, Cable car, Bay Bridge, Trans America building, painted ladies, California Street, Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf. Ferry Building, SF City Hall, Chinatown, 850 Bryant (hall of Justice), Mark Hopkins Hotel, Broadway, Broadway Tunnel, and some shots are taken from Twin Peaks.
Bay Bridge (Ferry Building, Embarcadero Center background) Cable Car Port of San Francisco Famous houses on Steiner Street across Alamo Square Park Port of San Francisco Bay Bridge Tower Folgers Coffee Building California Street Cable cars ( looking east downhill ) Pier 1 Coit Tower (Bay Bridge in the background) Golden Gate Bridge Hyde Street Pier CA State Flag (Superimposed over China Basin aerial shot) Lombard Street China Basin (aerial shot) Pier 39 (Coit Tower in background) Powell Street Cable car Fisherman’s Wharf sign Ferry Building Clock Tower Golden Gate Bridge Taylor Street Golden Gate Bridge (Marin Headlands / Mt Tamalpais in background) City Hall Aerial shot of Fisherman's Wharf Grace Cathedral Headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese James C Flood Mansion California Street Cable car Hyde Street Cable car turnaround Coit Tower China Town Aerial view of City Hall San Francisco Hall of Justice Coit Tower / Christopher Columbus statue San Francisco City Seal Pioneer Monument statue of California's head at Civic Center China Town Trans America Building San Francisco Public Health Agency (Hey! It could be a landmark :p ) 555 California Street Market Street China Town Tunnel Mark Hopkins Hotel Fairmont Hotel Shanghai Low - China Town Tenderloin Columbus Street Big Al's - Broadway
Bay Bridge Cable Car Bay Bridge Port of San Francisco Painted Ladies near Alamo Square Port of San Francisco Ferry Terminal Coit Tower Golden Gate Bridge Hyde Street Pier Ca. State Flag Lombard Street Helicopter shot of Embarcadero Fisherman’s Wharf Powell Street Cable car Fisherman’s Wharf sign Ferry Building Clock Tower Golden Gate Bridge City Hall Grace Cathedral Pacific Union Club Cable Car turnaround Buena Vista Cafe South of Market helicopter shot Tenderloin Karl Malden (forever tied to SF) Michael Douglas Embarcadero Overpass Castro Street Protrero Hill Hall of Justice Union Square Polk Street Karl Malden in front of Fairmont Hotel Coit Tower and Transamerica building Downtown from top of Twin Peaks Mark Hopkins Broadway Street & Shanghai Low Stockton Street Tunnel Big Als IHungry
If I win I'll stop by and take a dump at KRON (smile)
Great show. Loved the chemistry between Malden and Douglas. "Hey Buddy boy!" was what Malden's character always would say to his younger co-worker. I was going to school in Colorado during that time, and would watch the show whenever I got homesick!
The mega-talented Pulitizer Prize winning composer and two-time Grammy Award winning composer Patrick Williams did the theme from "The Streets of San Francisco" along with so many great jazz compositions. He is known as a major theme creator for many movie soundtracks, television and his own compostions. A great talent.
I forget just how similarly Streets of SF and Police Squad started their show. Since I've got Police Squad on DVD, I'll be off-Japanese Garden, indeed.
I can't take my eyes off Rosemary Orozco or Claudine Wong this morning. I'll enter your contest shortly...
ReplyDeleteCoit Tower, Lombard St, Cable car, Bay Bridge, Trans America building, painted ladies, California Street, Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf. Ferry Building, SF City Hall, Chinatown, 850 Bryant (hall of Justice), Mark Hopkins Hotel, Broadway, Broadway Tunnel, and some shots are taken from Twin Peaks.
ReplyDeleteThe contest loser has to go to lunch twice with Rich at Tommy's Joynt.
DeleteBay Bridge (Ferry Building, Embarcadero Center background)
DeleteCable Car
Port of San Francisco
Famous houses on Steiner Street across Alamo Square Park
Port of San Francisco
Bay Bridge Tower
Folgers Coffee Building
California Street Cable cars ( looking east downhill )
Pier 1
Coit Tower (Bay Bridge in the background)
Golden Gate Bridge
Hyde Street Pier
CA State Flag (Superimposed over China Basin aerial shot)
Lombard Street
China Basin (aerial shot)
Pier 39 (Coit Tower in background)
Powell Street Cable car
Fisherman’s Wharf sign
Ferry Building Clock Tower
Golden Gate Bridge
Taylor Street
Golden Gate Bridge (Marin Headlands / Mt Tamalpais in background)
City Hall
Aerial shot of Fisherman's Wharf
Grace Cathedral
Headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese
James C Flood Mansion
California Street Cable car
Hyde Street Cable car turnaround
Coit Tower
China Town
Aerial view of City Hall
San Francisco Hall of Justice
Coit Tower / Christopher Columbus statue
San Francisco City Seal
Pioneer Monument statue of California's head at Civic Center
China Town
Trans America Building
San Francisco Public Health Agency (Hey! It could be a landmark :p )
555 California Street
Market Street
China Town Tunnel
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Fairmont Hotel
Shanghai Low - China Town
Tenderloin
Columbus Street
Big Al's - Broadway
What's first prize?
ReplyDeleteBay Bridge
ReplyDeleteCable Car
Bay Bridge
Port of San Francisco
Painted Ladies near Alamo Square
Port of San Francisco
Ferry Terminal
Coit Tower
Golden Gate Bridge
Hyde Street Pier
Ca. State Flag
Lombard Street
Helicopter shot of Embarcadero
Fisherman’s Wharf
Powell Street Cable car
Fisherman’s Wharf sign
Ferry Building Clock Tower
Golden Gate Bridge
City Hall
Grace Cathedral
Pacific Union Club
Cable Car turnaround
Buena Vista Cafe
South of Market helicopter shot
Tenderloin
Karl Malden (forever tied to SF)
Michael Douglas
Embarcadero Overpass
Castro Street
Protrero Hill
Hall of Justice
Union Square
Polk Street
Karl Malden in front of Fairmont Hotel
Coit Tower and Transamerica building
Downtown from top of Twin Peaks
Mark Hopkins
Broadway Street & Shanghai Low
Stockton Street Tunnel
Big Als
IHungry
If I win I'll stop by and take a dump at KRON (smile)
Mark Jones
Good job, but I believe you transposed the name of the North Beach club...it is/was "The Hungry I".....
DeleteGreat show. Loved the chemistry between Malden and Douglas. "Hey Buddy boy!" was what Malden's character always would say to his younger co-worker. I was going to school in Colorado during that time, and would watch the show whenever I got homesick!
ReplyDeleteThe mega-talented Pulitizer Prize winning composer and two-time Grammy Award winning composer Patrick Williams did the theme from "The Streets of San Francisco" along with so many great jazz compositions. He is known as a major theme creator for many movie soundtracks, television and his own compostions. A great talent.
ReplyDeleteA Quinn Martin production.
ReplyDeleteQM productions were very educational. It's where I learned what an "epilog" was.
DeleteWe are so fortunate to live in or near such a Spectacular City.
ReplyDeleteWe should be thanking our lucky stars!
Anywhere I've gone in the world...
If you say you're from San Francisco...you get respect!
Anyone else remember, almost fifty years ago?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcenq9_eric-burdon-the-animals-san-francis_music#.UbwD8euiH4h
Campy? Nah.
ReplyDeleteCarol Doda's flashing nipples.
ReplyDeleteI forget just how similarly Streets of SF and Police Squad started their show. Since I've got Police Squad on DVD, I'll be off-Japanese Garden, indeed.
ReplyDeleteGreat City but I never go there. Too cramped.
ReplyDeleteKarl Malden's prodigious proboscis.
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