Da Vinci's Inquest

[mag32gie]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I watch it at 4am Sundays!...I get up very early.

Hi!
Is it titled Da Vinci's Inquest or is it the Da Vinci's City Hall spinoff? I went on a big search a few years ago to find the newer episodes and read the star (Da Vinci) went broke! I just loved him in this series and want to watch City Hall but could never find it.

[cloven]

Originally Posted by mag32gie

Hi!
Is it titled Da Vinci's Inquest or is it the Da Vinci's City Hall spinoff? I went on a big search a few years ago to find the newer episodes and read the star (Da Vinci) went broke! I just loved him in this series and want to watch City Hall but could never find it.

Realize this query is directed at someone else, but here's what I know:

The final season of "DaVinci's Inquest" was called "DaVinci's City Hall", and the focus switched more to politics/business than police/crime.
However, in some U.S. markets, the "City Hall" episodes are still called "Inquest"-as in they don't make the distinction in the tv guide listings.
When I saw the "City Hall" episodes on tv back then, the show continued to be listed as "Inquest" in program guide & in "bumpers" for episode (intro screen before the specific episode ran).

Da Vinci's Inquest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

In the U.S., Da Vinci's City Hall airs as part of the Da Vinci's Inquest rerun package, regarded as the eighth season of the series (even using the titles from the last three seasons of Inquest instead of the titles for City Hall).

Da Vinci's City Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Beginning April 27, 2007, Superstation WGN began airing Da Vinci's City Hall, but it is promoted by American syndicator Program Partners as "Season 8" of Da Vinci's Inquest, even using the same intro as that series (which was used only late into the show's original run) despite the fact that some of the characters seen are not present in the new series.
Nationwide syndication to local stations began in November 2007, also as part of the Da Vinci's Inquest package, with that show's titles.

[mollygee]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I watch it at 4am Sundays!...I get up very early.

Same, here. Think it is one of the best crime/investigation shows. Our network just started the Da Vinci's City Hall. Feel like I missed an episode. Did they ever nail that sleazy Brian? Also, what happened to Sue?

Ahhh.............I have watched some episodes on DVD, from the library.

[mag32gie]

I never had any luck finding it. Looks like it was buried in the same place as "A Town Like Alice" with Bryan Brown and "Love Leads the Way" about the 1st seeing eye dog to come to America.

All 3 absolutely great but seem to be gone forever.