The detectives of the 12th precinct policed the streets of Greenwich Village from January 1975 to May 1982. See where the gang is now!

Hal Linden

After captaining the "One-Two," Hal, 82, went on to star in "Blacke's Magic" and "Jack's Place," then won three Daytime Emmys.

Max Gail

"Wojo" may have had trouble making sergeant, but Max, 70, had no problems making it onto "Whiz Kids," "Normal Life," "Sons & Daughters" and "Gary Unmarried."

Ron Glass

In a story Det. Harris wishes he'd written, Ron, 68, worked on many TV shows, but found a new calling as Sheperd Book on the cult series "Firefly."

Jack Soo

Sadly, Jack died during the fifth season. But the pioneer Japanese-American actor will always be remembered for Sgt. Yemana's wry wit…and truly bad coffee!

Abe Vigoda

Since Det. Fish spun off to his own series, Abe, 92, has worked steadily…especially on late-night TV, fending off rumors of his demise!

Gregory Sierra

After two seasons as Channo, Gregory, 73, became a TV staple, but he didn't stray too far from the beat as Lt. Chano on "Murder, She Wrote."