#starsky and hutch

[sorenkingsley]

[captainofthedefiant]

baby saddle up and ride on down

edit: Click thru for better quality! 😭

[theloopus]

gay 70s copaganda thesis is actually about the inherent homoeroticism of the western genre and the cultural image of the male cowboy it borrows from. or as Susan Sarandon once put it, "They got their guns out because they couldn't get their dicks out"

[riverlarking]

[postmodern-blues]

Remember when Starsky and Hutch were unemployed and they started going on interviews together and they responded to a newspaper ad that turned out to be for a job acting in a porno and once they realized they make a hasty exit but later they went to the theater together to watch the porno and Starsky was insistent they sit through it but Hutch was like “Starsk you are so much better looking than that guy”

d. do you guys remember that

[watermelonstick]

How Starsky and Hutch be standing

[alverrann]

Another old piece - this is Starsky's Torino, and you can tell he was in a hurry cuz he left his door open

This one was very fun, despite how dark it is.

[transvestismus]

Wonderful gay things are happening on my TV screen guys

[mobius-m-mobius]

Happy Birthday Owen Wilson! ♡ (November 18th, 1968)

[coolthingsguyslike]

[chemsexholmes]

Yup that's true

[artaudmatic]

Starsky and Hutch fans pls tell me you’re out there.. For you I have a comic WIP and various sketches. Pls enjoy <3

[captainofthedefiant]

watched a (seemingly) recent interview on youtube w/ paul michael glaser who recalls Sweet Revenge: he "shot starsky in the back 11 times with a machine gun" and then the next day the producers were like "starsky needs to live" and then pmg was like fuck ok whatever fine. "the magic of television" he called it.

[martitheevans]

Shows from the 60s/70s will always consist of the main characters going through the most insane, life-changing, traumatising experience and then having a shot of them all laughing together at the end and proceeding to never speak of it ever again

[do-you-ship-it-polls]

Do you ship it?

reason: They were described by media at the time (in the 70s) as "two french-kissing primetime homos"