Others Call Starsky and Hutch

“Come on, class up, will ya, sport?”

(Death Notice)

Also see Miscellaneous Names and Aliases

Dobey Calls Starsky and Hutch

• Dobey calls Hutch “Baby.” (Birds of a Feather)
• Dobey calls Starsky “Dave.” (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Dobey calls Starsky “Lady Killer.” (The Committee)
• Dobey calls Starsky “Mr. Valentino.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Dobey calls Starsky a “Mother Hen.” (Survival)
• Dobey calls Starsky and Hutch “Geniuses.” (The Bait)
• Dobey calls Starsky and Hutch “My Leisure Twins.” (The Crying Child)
• Dobey calls Starsky and Hutch “The White Boys in the Corner.” (Birds of a Feather)
• Dobey refers to Starsky and Hutch as “My Boys.” (The Action)
• Dobey refers to Starsky as “Mr. Ty Ty.” (Dandruff)

Huggy Calls Starsky and Hutch

• Huggy calls Hutch “Amigo.” (The Trap)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Baby.” (Death Ride)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Blondie.” (The Avenger, Starsky’s Brother, Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Cowboy.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Hutchie.” (Black and Blue)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Mr. America.” (The Trap)
• Huggy calls Hutch “My Man.” (Sweet Revenge)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Old Man.” (The Game)
• Huggy calls Hutch “Police Department’s Number One Beach Boy.” (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Boss.” (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Bro.” (The Plague, Dandruff)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Dick Tracy.” (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Grandma.” (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Mr. Marlene,” though by mistake. (Dandruff)
• Huggy calls Starsky “Mr. Popularity.” (The Game)
• Huggy calls Starsky “My Man.” (The Avenger)
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch “Bust ’Em and Rust ’Ems.” (Texas Longhorn)
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch “Men.” (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
• Huggy calls Starsky and Hutch the “Two Centurions.” (Starsky’s Brother)
• Huggy refers to Hutch as “My Blond Brother.” (Ballad for a Blue Lady)

Someone Else Calls Hutch “Partner”

• Hutch says Blaine will say, “Ain’t nothin’, Partner. Just doin’ my job.” (Death in a Different Place)

People Other Than Hutch Call Starsky “Starsk”

• Dr. Sammie Mason (Manchild on the Streets)
• Huggy (Black and Blue, Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• Jackson (Manchild on the Streets)
• Minnie Kaplan does twice. (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• Officer Richards (Cover Girl)
• Officer Sally Hagen (The Specialist)
• Starsky refers to himself as “Starsk” to Huggy on the phone (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Sweet Alice (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Vinnie (The Deadly Imposter)

Other People Call Starsky and Hutch

• Ace calls Starsky and Hutch “Starsky and Henderson.” (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• Agent Bettin calls Starsky and Hutch “Adventurers.” (Jojo)
• Anna calls Hutch “My Brave Bodyguard.” (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Anna calls Hutch “Hootch.” (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Anna calls Starsky “Stareffsky.” (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Annie Oates calls Hutch “Sarge.” (The Collector)
• Baron in the bathtub calls Starsky “General.” (Dandruff)
• Baron in the bathtub calls Starsky “Old Sport.” (Dandruff)
• Basil calls Hutch “Old Sport.” (Photo Finish)
• Ben Forest calls Hutch “Baby.” (The Fix)
• Ben Forest calls Hutch “Sucker.” (The Fix)
• Bettin calls Starsky and Hutch “Apple Charlie.” (Jojo)
• Black Baron calls Starsky and Hutch “Honorary Soul Brothers.” (The Set-Up)
• Blaze calls Starsky and Hutch “The Super Eight Twins.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• Bonnie the nurse calls Starsky “Mr. Sparsky.” (Partners)
• Booker calls Hutch “Ace.” (The Heavyweight)
• Buzzy calls Hutch “Pally.” (The Golden Angel)
• Cameron calls them “you two duds.” (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• Carol Wade calls Starsky and Hutch “Nuts.” (The Crying Child)
• Casey calls Hutch “Ken,” just before he takes his photo in the alley. (Ballad For a Blue Lady)
• Charlie Sireen calls Starsky “Honey.” (The Psychic)
• Charlie Sireen calls Starsky “Mister.” (The Psychic)
• Charlotte calls Starsky and Hutch “Arrogant Rascals.” (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• Chicky calls Hutch “Mister.” (Ballad For a Blue Lady)
• Colby calls Hutch “Bum.” (Deadly imposter)
• Colby calls Hutch and Starsky “Hutch and That Other One.” (The Deadly Imposter)
• Colby refers to Starsky and Hutch as “Rogas.” (The Deadly Imposter)
• Commodore calls Starsky and Hutch “Picturesque.” (Murder at Sea)
• Coney calls Hutch “Pally.” (The Fix)
• Coyle calls Starsky and Hutch “Me Buckos.” (Iron Mike)
• Danny Daveen calls Starsky “My Man” three times. (Quadromania)
• Detective Linda Williams calls Hutch “You Dummy.” (Death Ride)
• Dolly calls Starsky “Curly.” (Moonshine)
• Doris calls Starsky “Mr. Starsky,” twice. (Birds of a Feather)
• Durniak calls Starsky “Little Davey.” (The Set-Up)
• Earl Pola calls Hutch “Captain Surreal.” (The Psychic)
• Edna Zelinka calls Starsky and Hutch “Handsome Devils.” (Murder at Sea)
• Father Ignatius calls Starsky and Hutch “Holmes and Watson.” (Silence)
• Fifi calls Hutch “Kenneth.” (Deadly imposter)
• Francine calls Hutch “Cute.” (Death Notice)
• Francine calls Starsky “Sport.” (Death Notice)
• Freddie calls Starsky and Hutch “Little Buddies.” (Snowstorm)
• Freddie Lyle calls Starsky “Mac” and “Mac Ferrino.” (Murder Ward)
• Freddie Lyle calls Starsky “Sweetheart.” (Murder Ward)
• Gillian calls Hutch “Ken,” but refers to him as “Hutch.” (Gillian)
• Ginger calls Ramon “Naughty Boy.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Goodson calls Starsky “Starsky.” (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Harry calls Hutch “Goldilocks.” (Quadromania)
• Harvey Schwab calls Starsky “Clown.” (Murder at Sea)
• Huggy refers to himself, to Luke. “Just call me Mr. Huggy.” (Birds of a Feather)
• Hungry Mama calls Starsky “Two-Bit Cheapskate Gear Jockey.” (The Set-Up)
• Jack Mitchell calls Hutch “Ken” about as often as “Hutch.” (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• Joey calls Hutch “Ho Chi Minh.” (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• Joey calls Starsky “Charlie.” (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• Joey Carston calls Starsky “Hot Lips.” (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Joey Carston calls Starsky “You Creep.” (The Trap)
• Joey Carston refers to Hutch as “Uncle Ken” to Steve. (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Joey Carston refers to Starsky as “Uncle Dave” to Steve. (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• John Carelli calls Hutch “Cowboy.” (Foxy Lady)
• Julie McDermott calls Starsky “Big Spender.” (The Action)
• KC calls Starsky “Lonely Boy.” (Quadromania)
• Kingston calls Hutch “Blondie.” (Quadromania)
• Kingston calls Hutch “Sarge.” (Quadromania)
• Laura calls Starsky “Dummy.” (The Velvet Jungle)
• Laura calls Starsky “Starchy.” (The Velvet Jungle)
• Lijah calls Hutch “Brother.” (Pilot)
• Linda calls Starsky “Buster Brown.” (Jojo)
• Lionel Train calls Starsky “Mr. White Cop.” (Black and Blue)
• Lisa calls Hutch “Dave.” (Foxy Lady)
• Lola calls Hutch “Buster.” (The Bounty Hunter)
• Luke Huntley calls Hutch “Kid” numerous times. (Birds of a Feather)
• Madame Yram calls Starsky “Dummy.” (The Hostages)
• Marcie calls Hutch “Officer.” (Photo Finish)
• Marianne calls Hutch “Copper.” (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Marianne calls Hutch “Cowboy.” (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Marianne calls Hutch “Mister.” (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Marianne calls Hutch “Sailor.” (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Marsha calls Hutch “Baby.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Marsha calls Hutch “Love.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Marsha Stearns calls Hutch “Charlie Honey McCabe.” (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• Matt Coyle calls Starsky and Hutch “Buckaroos.” (Iron Mike)
• Maurice calls Hutch “Whitey.” (Manchild on the Streets)
• Meredith calls Starsky “Man.” (Black and Blue)
• Meredith calls Starsky “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” (Black and Blue)
• Merle calls Hutch “Baby.” (Bloodbath)
• Merle calls Hutch “Hot Dog.” (Jojo)
• Merle calls Hutch “Turkey.” (Jojo)
• Merle calls Starsky “Baby.” (The Game)
• Merle calls Starsky “Blood.” (The Game)
• Miguelito calls Starsky “Señor Snitch.” (The Velvet Jungle)
• Minnie calls Starsky “Honey.” (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Minnie calls Starsky “Starsky Honey.” (Cover Girl)
• Minnie calls Starsky “Trashy Boy.” (Cover Girl)
• Molly calls them “Hutch and Dave.” (The Collector)
• Mrs. Blake calls Hutch “Darling.” (Terror on the Docks)
• Mrs. McDermott calls Hutch “Darling.” (The Action)
• Mrs. McDermott calls Hutch “Doll.” (The Action)
• Mrs. Zelinka calls Starsky “Hot Stuff.” (Murder at Sea)
• Nancy Rogers calls Starsky “Red.” (Gillian)
• Nick calls Hutch “Dr. Hutchinson.” (Starsky’s Brother)
• Nick calls Starsky “Brother.” (Starsky’s Brother)
• Nick calls Starsky “Dave.” (Starsky’s Brother)
• Nick calls Starsky “David” three times. (Starsky’s Brother)
• Nurse Bonnie calls Hutch “Kenneth.” (Partners)
• Officer in House Three calls Starsky “Pancho Villa.” (Lady Blue)
• Officer O’Reilly calls Starsky “Smart Mouth.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• Officer Paco Ortega calls Starsky and Hutch “Yo Yos.” (The Velvet Jungle)
• Officer Sally Hagen calls the boys “Maniacs.” (The Specialist)
• Officer Sheila Peterson calls Starsky and Hutch “Brave Knights.” (The Crying Child)
• Pinky calls Hutch “Hutchinson.” (Blindfold)
• Professor Gage calls Hutch “Hutchinson, Ken.” (Class in Crime)
• Prudholm calls Starsky “Hotshot.” (Starsky’s Lady)
• Ray calls Hutch “Gorgeous.” (Texas Longhorn)
• Roper calls Starsky “Mr. Cop.” (The Plague)
• Rosey Malone calls Starsky “Lazy.” (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Roy Sears calls Hutch “Golden Boy.” (The Groupie)
• Simon Marcus calls Hutch “The White Knight.” (Bloodbath)
• Simonetti refers to Hutch as “Hutchinson, Ken.” (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Sister Magda calls Starsky “Mr. Man.” (The Plague)
• Stella calls Starsky “Clown.” (The Golden Angel)
• Stella calls Starsky “Curly.” (The Golden Angel)
• Steve calls Starsky “Tiger.” (Murder on Stage 17)
• Stryker calls Starsky and Hutch “Opportunists.” (Snowstorm)
• Stryker’s muscle, Freddie, calls Starsky and Hutch “Little Buddies.” (Snowstorm)
• Sue Ann calls Hutch the “Singing Policeman.” (Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road)
• Sugar calls Hutch “darling.” (Death in a Different Place)
• Sweet Alice calls Hutch “Handsome Hutch.” (The Hostages)
• Ted McDermott calls Starsky “Fast Fingers Starsky.” (The Action)
• Terrible Tessie calls Starsky “Sugarplum,” “Dumpling,” and “Cutie Pie.” (Omaha Tiger)
• Terry Roberts calls Starsky “High Roller.” (Starsky’s Lady)
• The bad guy calls Hutch a “Tough Monkey.” (The Fix)
• The cultist calls Starsky “Pig.” (Bloodbath)
• The cultist calls Starsky “Pilgrim.” (Bloodbath)
• The cultist calls Starsky “Sucker.” (Bloodbath)
• The dancer at the Golden Lady calls Starsky “Sport.” (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• The dancer at the Golden Lady calls Starsky “Valentino.” (Starsky vs. Hutch)
• The drunk cowboy calls Starsky “City Boy.” (Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road)
• The fellow gambler calls Starsky and Hutch “Blondie” and “Curly Top.” (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• The hick calls Hutch “Blondie.” (Moonshine)
• The landlady calls Starsky “Junior.” (Photo Finish)
• The large woman at the Cellar calls Hutch “Blondie.” (The Avenger)
• The large man at the Smokey Mountain Inn calls Starsky “Brother.” (Moonshine)
• The stunt guy calls Hutch “You Dummy.” (Murder on Stage 17)
• The stunt guy calls Starsky and Hutch “Whiz Kids.” (Murder on Stage 17)
• The stunt guy refers to Starsky and Hutch to Chet as “those jerks.” (Murder on Stage 17)
• The uniform calls Starsky “Sweetheart.” (Nightmare, The Crying Child)
• The working girl calls Starsky “Coach.” (Quadromania)
• The working girl calls Starsky “Darling.” (Quadromania)
• The working girl calls Starsky “Honey.” (Quadromania)
• Tommy Reese calls Hutch “Kid.” (The Golden Angel)
• Tommy Reese calls Starsky “Kid.” (The Golden Angel)
• Vic Bellamy calls Starsky “Pig.” (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Vic Humphries calls Starsky and Hutch “Dynamic Duo.” (Survival)
• Vinnie calls Hutch “Ken.” (Deadly imposter)
• Vivian calls Hutch “My Baby Boy.” (Dandruff)
• Vivian calls Starsky “Pasty Face.” (Black and Blue)
• Vivian Vivacious calls Hutch “Baby Boy.” (Dandruff)
• Wally calls Hutch “Yes Siree, Bob.” (Lady Blue)
• Willy calls Starsky “Mr. Secret Policeman.” (Moonshine)
• Willy calls Starsky “Old Buddy.” (Moonshine)
• Woodfield calls Starsky and Hutch “Mr. Detectives.” (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)