Good commercials too. Not like crap today. A commercial for a candy bar is about two men In love, or two "Powerful" women, running the world, with a Stew ped Mr Wyaatman.
“Let’s take a look”! And Dan is quickly out da door! I was 8 years old when I first saw this episode. We as a family never missed Highway Patrol or Perry Mason, plus many more in the day. Kinda miss the Shirley Temple and Tarzan films on Sunday in the 50’s. It was a great family time especially in the winter when the snow was falling in rural PA.
Yes so nice....my memories sir r of Ft Worth ..at my Grandparents...house. Im younger but we had an older blk / white TV. ..very old then....also w reruns. Of 50's 60's &40's. So wonderful
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Love to have that old Jeep. Manual transmission, four cylinder, no power steering or brakes, no electronic ignition or computer to fail. You can still buy every piece and part on it today, 70 years later.
I learned to drive stick shift in a high school friend's Jeep (his was a '55, one of the first CJ-5s) Jeeps didn't get power steering until the 1970s, no disc brakes until 1975 I believe. Yes you can still buy just about anything for it today. You'll rarely get stuck in one !!
Just like it was planned. Stay home, no personal communication. Separate the people. See how much control they have with Stew ped rules. Didn't work here. Our Walmart tried forcing covers. But their lot got empty in two days. They shut up about it. Our town kept on as normal.
And they didn't destroy them like now.Put a bent hood on a perfectly good Ford we got a terrible crash that killed 2 guys not wearing seatbelts..no broken windshield.not a dent on the bumper or grill.
2150 by. Always liked this show when it aired in the mid 50s. Thought I saw a blooper though. At 16:27 when the guys left the car after covering it up the hood appeared to be down but when the officer found it at 20:01 it was up. Good episode . Thanks for sharing.
also evidence was thrown some 10' away, but HP found it feet away from vehicle. Fist time in the series that they didn't want to contaminate the scene.
@northdakotaham1752; I agree with you 100% about that Jeep !!!!!!. They never get out of style !!! , and back then they were simply assembled !! . They were were easy to work on when I was in the Army during ' Nam !!!!.
The cars in the 1950s were so lovely and built to last! I miss the front seat which was a bench and all of the details were on the steering wheel! Miss the little "wind" windows, too! However, if Brod. Crawford weren't the star of this show, I wouldn't be watching and enjoying it now as I did when I was a little girl! He was grrreat in my opinion!
" My brother in law is going to kill me, I'm driving his baby !!" " I'm gonna kill you if you don't slow down !!!". " Kill me?, we both die, .......im driving !!!".
It is a challenge for a German like me to understand maschine gun speaking Brody!😄 But it works surprisingly good. He was in my opinion one of the best American actors ever!
hw many cars can hit a tree, head on at 60 mph and not even make a dent in the front bumper or fender ?...only in Hollywood... but... I still loved to watch this series growing up...i will be 77 soon enough.....db
1:10 "On May 1st, two men were speeding to a resort area. They were dressed like fishermen. They looked like fishermen. But they were different from most fisherman." ... All the while the passenger cuddled up next to the driver, with his arm around the divers neck. As Seinfeld would say.... "Not that there's anything wrong with that." OK... ok... I know it was because the aspect ratio of TV's back then was much narrower than today, so actors had to be very close together to be in the shot... But it's just funny how the narration seemed to have a double meaning (at least in today's world). :-)
@@hebneh Yeah it looks like They just Raise The hood, And smear dirt on the driver Fender, No busted wind shield. The driver a cut towards the tree , And as you can see, Missed the tree, Cheaper on the budget That way,
Good point, I must explain that when he was hit on the BACK of the head, the force was so strong it sent waves to the FRONT of his head causing trauma to the forehead. 1st year medical school stuff.
I confess,....the real stars of the show are the cars! No seat belts, no disc brakes, no fuel injection and no electronic ignition,....how did we ever get a car to start back then?
Everyone looked older in those days. You see photos of men in their 30s, who look like they are in their late 50s. Strange. All that wonderful hard living I guess.
Those dudes were sitting awfully close together in that car. I noticed the hood discrepancy too. Pinecrest is a lake in Tuolomne Co in the southern Sierra foothills. Has houses and cabins all around. Supposed to be pretty nice, and not too long a drive to Yosemite
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Realistically portrayed citizens/criminals/law enforcement officials. Very relaxing episode viewing the episode in the beautiful country side.-!!!🤗. 20 & years ago I had the good fortunate to travel those beautifully relaxing roads. 😉. Enjoy viewing that filling stations with the fuel pumps of that era. I remember using pumps of that style.
Crawford looks so much older than his 50 yrs at the time of this filming because he was battling bad hard alcohol most of his life. So sad. Clay Hollister the sheriff in in Tombstone also fought the bottle. Was often drunk on set
That's what I want the next time I go fishing 🎣. Some big burly he-man all squished up against me with his hand around my neck, while I'm trying to 🚗 drive. Especially when there's a plethora of beautiful women who could do the same thing. Now I Know why they wrecked.... The driver said " Man back up give me some room, I don't swing that way!" Next thing you know, a big old burly tree jumps out in front of them.
They all did crack over the head with the but of there.38 bit and the victim would always automatically fall down it would take a hell of a crack with the but of that gun to knock you out
Rob Mackenzie Well at least they got something right, hitting a tree with no seatbelts on, you wern't likely to survive, though convertible suppose you could be thrown clear.
Yea, no real damage to the car! They put some black water based paint on the driver side front fender and put on a bent hood! They will be using that car in the next episode, after the wash it and reinstall the real hood!
@Black Buick I'm a child of the 40s. remember the 50s and been driving since the 60s. Solid steering columns, hard dash boards and non-existent seat belts made for high death tolls. But a car to have two deaths while the steering geometry stayed in tact defies imagination. But that's OK, it's fiction. Who cares. If you don't like the way it's written, write it yourself.
Gone are the days of good old-fashioned “clean” criminal behavior. Nowadays everything is tainted with some form of mental, sociological, psychological or sexual perversion.
That proves how much OUR SICK SOCIETY HAS CHANGED! Think about this. In 1950's-60's MUSIC was #1. Elvis was coming up then Johnny Cash. Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin. Don Rickles and many more but, good CLEAN FUN. LAUGHING. Having a SENSE OF HUMOR in my Dad's (My Dad always had a good JOKE. Loved to laugh. We don't see a lot of HUMOR today) day and MY TIME growing up was something I'll never forget My father's GEN had THE DORSEY BAND. And others. Dancing was Huge.TV was not great because of the WIGGLY LINES on TV Reception and terrible picture but, they watched HEALTHY STUFF.LOTS OF COMEDY ACTS. OK, now this: Our PARENTS use to say in the 1950's-60's, 'You Kids Go OUTSIDE and Play. Go see what your FRIENDS are doing'. We were 8 years old and younger. ALL us kids would be playing TILL "DARK". This went on in to our TEENAGE YEARS. And then in the 70's-80's Slowly as TELEVISION & FILM Changed so did 'Family life' and 'Protection of Children'. Only a SOCIOLOGIST who has studied AMERICAN SOCIETY could tell us, when, why CHILDREN COULDN'T GO OUTDOORS ANYMORE AND PLAY. Like we use to?? What the hell happened? Why did the sick Pedophiles like Epstein and really dangerous freaks think it was 'Their Time and they could KIDNAP KIDS & HURT KIDS' WHY? We NEVER HEARD OF SUCH THINGS IN 60'S. EVER!!! Then it was on the TV, Film, in Books. Just insanity. Now we have COMPUTERS, SOCIAL MEDIA and 'Fake Friends in fact 10,000 FRIENDS? LMAO' Mostly RUSSIAN & CHINESE! lol and "clicks" and society going at ten thousand MPH...way TOO FAST! Us kids also use to sit on the PORCH after school and talk, laugh, tell stories. Hopes & Dreams shared! Now rarely 'face to face' talks.That too has changed. They are TEXTING now. Emailing. Instagram. Twitter. more. Yes, TV, Film, Books, Magazines and HOME LIFE there is some kind of connection! Watching CHP 50's-60's you can really SEE THE CHANGE in s many ways. Added DANGER they were in. Lack of Training but, they got the job done. Heroes all. The stress is tremendous for CHP. In 2017 almost #57 CHP Officers 'Committed Suicide' to all kinds of stresses on the job & at home. We are MOVING TOO FAST THESE DAYS. Too much is REQUIRED OF US; Government is in OUR HOME. AT WORK. FILNING EVERYTHING WHEN WE'RE OUT. CAMERA'S EVERYWHERE!!! Medical Doctors too...817 doctors 'Committed Suicide in 2018'. Way too many. ONE IS TOO MANY! In 2017 I was Diagnosed with Terminal Cancer and I began SEEING LIFE DIFFERENTLY. Looking at life with more Respect, Appreciating what friends and family have done for me, and even Doctors CARING a great deal. I had one doctor CALL ME AT HOME after I gave up due to horrific TREATMENTS scaring me and harming me (Radiation/Chemo/Surgery/Experimental therapy w/cells) . I wanted him to GO AWAY. He refused. He strongly requested I give him, a SURGEON USING ROBOTIC SURGERY, a chance to save me. Just to try, he said. Not many doctors would do this given my 'Tone & Anger'. OK Bless you all, slow down people. Appreciate the PEOPLE IN YOUR LIVES, In ;Front of You' NOT on a computer & using social media - You do not truly KNOW THEM! Think about it clearly. The people who love you are in your life right here and now. Good luck, Bless, Psalm 46"10 BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD.....
Ziv had such a low budget that they couldn't even wreck the car, they angle the camera and adjust the lighting so the overhead shot at the junkyard makes the car look sort of "damaged." On a tiny black and white TV with bad reception from rabbit ear antennas, no one probably noticed back in the 50s.
I love Adam 12. I DVR that show everyday and also look up some of the streets on google maps where they filmed different episodes and some houses, buildings are still standing today (2020) some no longer there and are now something else.
Fuck you Illuminate - that bandage was supposed to be taking care of the wound the old man got when he went down and hit the pavement after being conked out by that fucking gunsel.
I thought so too, but in reality it's like that in older shows, simply for filming. The cars were bigger then so they had to have the passenger sit near the driver so they would both show up on the shot together. Watch other older show and you will see the same thing.
I watched Car 54 where are you? They sat next to each other. But not that damn close! And certainly not with one's arm around the others neck, like two lovers.
5:31 I was howling when the bad guy parks directly across the road from the wreck. Nothing suspicious about that! And the HP guys let him! The bad guy is Steve Mitchell. He was a guest at a Lone Pine film festival a while back. He 'adopted' my brother and I. Whenever we went into the dealer room, he'd call us over and start telling us stories. Seems he was a member of the Rat Pack until his girl pissed off Frank Sinatra by having them leave in the middle of Frank's show. I asked him about his role in 'The Perils of Superman' episode and he held his nose. Wish I knew at the time about his HP appearance.
Was wondering where all those rural locations were filmed, loved the sound of those birds that were heard on some episodes, does anyone know what Species of birds they were please ?.
3:29 The car was on a near straight, the driver pulled left in order to hit the tree. A clear case of wilfull arbor-icide. Or did the tree leap out in front of the car?
Hot80s They wern't positioned close in the distance shot though, maybe it was to hear each other easily but does seem to be to get both in a close up shot.
I wonder if anyone watching that in the 50s would have taught that! Being gay or portraying some one that was gay was a crime in it self back then. Like you say, the would have been run out of town or had the shit licked out of them! Today those two would have been kissing or giving road head and caused the wreck from distracted driving, but wouldn't have a scratch on them from them accident! Oh how times have changed!!!!!!!!
Breaks my heart to see that beautiful '56 Dodge getting wrecked and being towed instead of driven. However it's rest assured that the producers didn't wreck a brand new car but was just mocked up to be. They had a $20,000 budget and one of those cars cost $3000 new (a stiff price for 1956) The Royal Lancer as that one was had a 315 cid engine (an upgraded version of the previous year's 270 cid) and standard horsepower was 218 but an optional 260 bhp was available. Needless to say a very powerful machine. At 60 mph and no seat belts both occupants would have been thrown a large distance from the car.
We didn't want to hurt an otherwise good car, it will be needed in another episode. Probably took a hood of a wrecked car and set the good hood aside, notice the bumper isn't bent.
The "brains" of the operation sure wasn't very brainy. Bashes the old guy in the head and steals the wrecked car, renewing Dan's interest in the car after he had dismissed it. Then tows it in broad daylight to do a 30-second job with a hammer to free the cash box, leaves the cash box with his fingerprints at the scene, and throws a few dead branches on the car to hide it. They should have waited until 2am to go to the impound lot to get the money out of the car. Small towns like that would have been completely closed down after 9pm.
I don't know what is wrong, but this is ANOTHER one, the Theme music is LOUD, but then the Audio just DIES, I have everything turned wide open and I cannot hear a thing. BB
Bob Burnitt Bob--did you go down to the bottom right of the desktop--on mine it says hidden icons--I found the sound icon and set it up to 100%--this fixed the sound problems I was having--then go into the episode and set it at whatever sound is right for the video.
@@johnbockelie3899 The car was a 1956 Dodge: www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Dodge/1956_Dodge/1956_Dodge_Full_Line_Folder/1956%20Dodge%20Full%20Line%20Folder-05.html My 1956 Ford had factory original seat belts, Ford first offered them in 1955. They were also available dealer installed or DIY from auto parts stores.
Those two that crashed the car were so excited.They were heading to their favorite make out spot.You could see it in their eyes that they were getting ready to explode.That crash changed things.
@@tomcarpenter700 Tom reminds me of my best friend when he took his girl up to the mountains. She was sitting so close to him a CHP pulled them over and gave her the ticket! She was cited for interfering with the ability of a driver. Glad they were stopped before they hit a tree.
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These shows were 26 min. for a 30 min. block of tv time. Back then, we only had to endure commercials in short bursts.
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Those dudes were to close together to be just going fishing. Just observation . 2150 bye.
Good commercials too. Not like crap today. A commercial for a candy bar is about two men In love, or two "Powerful" women, running the world, with a Stew ped Mr Wyaatman.
@@martyharris3628 I said the same thing at 2:58 they were close see enough for tongue.
@Jeff Campbell
Yeah, I thought it a bit weird, too. Maybe Cali was like that even in the 1950's. 😵💫
“Let’s take a look”! And Dan is quickly out da door! I was 8 years old when I first saw this episode. We as a family never missed Highway Patrol or Perry Mason, plus many more in the day. Kinda miss the Shirley Temple and Tarzan films on Sunday in the 50’s. It was a great family time especially in the winter when the snow was falling in rural PA.
You had television way up there in hillbilly country
@Black Buick there are more hillbillies in Pennsylvania. And NY state than Va
Yes so nice....my memories sir r of Ft Worth ..at my Grandparents...house. Im younger but we had an older blk / white TV. ..very old then....also w reruns. Of 50's 60's &40's. So wonderful
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The two that hit the tree were sitting so close to one another I thought they might be sweet on each other. Two fishermen from West Hollywood.
Back then the gays were way in the closet raymond burr aka perry mason was in the closet
Well the narrator did say they were "different from most fishermen"...
Was that the 2 guys from "Brokeback Mountain"? They went on yearly fishing trips ( like these guys, their fishing equipment was new and NEVER used)
@@jamesyates1432 😂🤣😉
Those old bench seats, when he saw his rod, he reeled, and got up close.
Love to have that old Jeep. Manual transmission, four cylinder, no power steering or brakes, no electronic ignition or computer to fail. You can still buy every piece and part on it today, 70 years later.
I learned to drive stick shift in a high school friend's Jeep (his was a '55, one of the first CJ-5s) Jeeps didn't get power steering until the 1970s, no disc brakes until 1975 I believe. Yes you can still buy just about anything for it today. You'll rarely get stuck in one !!
@@muffs55mercury61 Mahindra makes a knock off...sold in the U.S. as the Roxor. $20k brand new but with power steering and 4 cylinder diesel power.
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No way I'd drive without power steering and brakes. Too hard to turn/control and braking distance triples. Otherwise, OK.
@@ConnieWojahn these old Jeeps are not high speed vehicles. 50 mph might be top end. They are designed for slow driving over dirt roads...or no roads.
I use to watch this show with my Dad and bro . Back in 1962 , still cool in 3 -27 -2020 , laying low cause of the virus ! Thank God for TH-cam !
it's also on MeTV weekdays at 5:00AM
@Black Buick 4:00 AM CST but 5:00AM est
thank God for 2150!
Just like it was planned. Stay home, no personal communication. Separate the people. See how much control they have with Stew ped rules.
Didn't work here. Our Walmart tried forcing covers. But their lot got empty in two days. They shut up about it. Our town kept on as normal.
Love seeing those beautiful ancient cars of my youth.
"They came here to fish,.... Now it looks like they will do some crabbing ......take them away."
Suspected Mathews to say that.
Well Mr. Homer we saw it the first time around and this time we can understand
it
And they didn't destroy them like now.Put a bent hood on a perfectly good Ford we got a terrible crash that killed 2 guys not wearing seatbelts..no broken windshield.not a dent on the bumper or grill.
What was it? A '56 Chrysler New Yorker convertible?
@seeharverster; It was a '55 Dodge Royale convertible in the feminine colors for that time.
Great job of covering up that car! No one'll ever see that!
I thought the same thing. Some grade school kids could have done better.
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Yeah I would never be able to see it, Unless I was looking that way, The Watergate, Was covered up better than that car
" They were dressed like fishermen, that's because they were fishermen."
" That's what I get for picking a couple of green horns!!!".
One of the few times a car brand is ever mentioned, JEEP.
2150 by. Always liked this show when it aired in the mid 50s. Thought I saw a blooper though. At 16:27 when the guys left the car after covering it up the hood appeared to be down but when the officer found it at 20:01 it was up. Good episode . Thanks for sharing.
also evidence was thrown some 10' away, but HP found it feet away from vehicle. Fist time in the series that they didn't want to contaminate the scene.
You're absolutely right, I noticed that right Off, My brother Had a 55 , Flat head 6, But I love this 1956, Also,
Filmed in franklin canyon in the hollywood hills. Same location as the andy griffith show and some episodes of MASH later on..
Is it all built up now?
Is that within the thirty mile zone?
TMZ.
thanks , it hasnt changed much at all, just some pavement on the roads
@@omnipotentdwarf571 Yes.
We used to fish and camp at Pinecrest Resort in CA.
Did you tob banks too?
Just throw a few branches over the car, hid from sight.
@@donkeyslayer4661 you tobbed that comment
@northdakotaham1752;
I agree with you 100% about that Jeep !!!!!!. They never get out of style !!! , and back then they were simply assembled !! . They were were easy to work on when I was in the Army during ' Nam !!!!.
The cars in the 1950s were so lovely and built to last! I miss the front seat which was a bench and all of the details were on the steering wheel! Miss the little "wind" windows, too!
However, if Brod. Crawford weren't the star of this show, I wouldn't be watching and enjoying it now as I did when I was a little girl! He was grrreat in my opinion!
did you know that Brodrick Crawford couldnt drive?
@@jimsmith9819he was a major drunk, the real CHP nickname for him was ole 502
These highway patrol episodes are becoming an addiction
I watch it every time I eat....
2:34 It's too late for a roadblock?!? Never thought I'd hear Dan utter those words.
" My brother in law is going to kill me, I'm driving his baby !!"
" I'm gonna kill you if you don't slow down !!!".
" Kill me?, we both die, .......im driving !!!".
"What about the wreck?."
" Just cover it up with a few twigs and sticks , that will do."
Permanent roadblocks would be in place. İf dan Mathews were governor.
He said that in the crapper before they took the shot.
Me too!
The roadblock is Dan's primary tool for catching criminals.
It is a challenge for a German like me to understand maschine gun speaking Brody!😄 But it works surprisingly good. He was in my opinion one of the best American actors ever!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
I miss California I miss shows like this.
Note the "paint" on the wrecked cars fender to make it look wrecked.
You're speaking of1950' & 1960's era I Assume-???🤔.
Hey 110 north goes right thru downtown LA. Then up thru to Pasadena
Not a bad day's catch this early in the season.....LOL!
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My youngest brother was a slow talker at 3. His first words were Highway Patrol. He loved Brodrick Crawford at 3.
hw many cars can hit a tree, head on at 60 mph and not even make a dent in the front bumper or fender ?...only in Hollywood... but... I still loved to watch this series growing up...i will be 77 soon enough.....db
Oh they love those road blocks.
Grama bought popcorn and coco in 50# bags
and 5# tins.
We had hot chocklate and popcorn all winter for tv.
1:10 "On May 1st, two men were speeding to a resort
area. They were dressed like fishermen. They looked like fishermen. But they
were different from most fisherman."
... All the while the passenger cuddled up next to the driver, with his arm around the divers neck.
As Seinfeld would say.... "Not that there's anything wrong with that."
OK... ok... I know it was because the aspect ratio of TV's back then was much narrower than today, so actors had to be very close together to be in the shot... But it's just funny how the narration seemed to have a double meaning (at least in today's world). :-)
Like I commented earlier. They were possibly two fishermen from West Hollywood. 😉
Yeah it did look suspect from today's perspective. A little too cozy for my taste.
one
two
he wants you. There goes the fisher'man!
the Trinkits Witch Records 1962
Something looked a little fishy to me too.
Looked like Jim Nabors and Rock Hudson out for a drive.
Early days of Hollywood Propaganda.
"They were different than most fishermen." You got THAT right! Lures and poles were plentiful but no bites.
I watch it for the old cars.
They were 56's
That '56 Dodge looks pretty good for having hit a oak tree head on!!!
@Black Buick Cool! I parted out old Mopars for 15 years...
The damage to the death car after the crash was a dented hood and some black spray paint on the driver's side front fender.
@@hebneh Yeah it looks like They just Raise The hood, And smear dirt on the driver Fender, No busted wind shield. The driver a cut towards the tree , And as you can see, Missed the tree,
Cheaper on the budget
That way,
@@hebneh And of course Dented The hood
Love the Crawford speed talk.
And a drunk, fast talking Broderick Crawford was more coherent and easier to understand than half of people today.
GOOD OL' CALI IN 50S CLEAN AIR, NO TRAFFIC JAMS, SOME CLASSIC CARS WOW!
Yep. and three numbers and three letters covered all the license plates issued with plenty to spare.
And blokes rarely live over 65 due to bad diet, alchole and lack of advanced medication.
I lived in CA in the 60's, it was great! Wouldn't live there now if you paid me.
@Brian Salomon Wasn't referring to the air quality. All the nutjob politicians.
And even in b&w that CA scenery from the 50's is so lush, unspoiled and beautiful. Wonder what that stretch of road looks like now?
So the old man gets hit on back of the head but sports a forehead bandage!
Musta had Medicare.
For getting clobbered over the head, old man got up pretty quick.
Good point, I must explain that when he was hit on the BACK of the head, the force was so strong it sent waves to the FRONT of his head causing trauma to the forehead. 1st year medical school stuff.
He fell forward and hit his forehead? 😂
Yup
Looks like we have a couple of ":good buddies" there at the beginning of episode.
I confess,....the real stars of the show are the cars! No seat belts, no disc brakes, no fuel injection and no electronic ignition,....how did we ever get a car to start back then?
this was filmed at the Franklin reservoir , that little house is still there today.
How neat!
Wow!
That's cool! Franklin Canyon Drive. Found it on google maps.
"Ahh, don't be a sore head!"
The hat and coat bad guy sounded like a Warner Bros. character.
"Green and white convertible with two men", and Dan could've added " with Brooklyn accents", but then it wouldn't be "Highway Patrol"
Mel blanc?
I thought it was Mr. Mooney when he first walked out of the cabin.
I guess his brother cant kill him for.driving his car!.
Remember seeing him roaming around the back roads. At night .When I was a kid (60) years ago-!!!😳.
Hard to believe Brod wasn't even 50 yet in this episode. He looked much older.
Looks like 58.
I am pretty sure it was his drinking !
@@melodycampbell2266 and smoking like a train. Probably out boozing with some doxies too.
Everyone looked older in those days. You see photos of men in their 30s, who look like they are in their late 50s. Strange. All that wonderful hard living I guess.
Police work is a hard life.
Those dudes were sitting awfully close together in that car. I noticed the hood discrepancy too. Pinecrest is a lake in Tuolomne Co in the southern Sierra foothills. Has houses and cabins all around. Supposed to be pretty nice, and not too long a drive to Yosemite
Its not in the southern sierra,Sierra, its not in the foothills...its at 7400 elevation!
Big cars, if he sat on his side he wouldn't be in camera shot.
Fictitious location. Actually they're in the Santa Monica Mountains above L.A.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Realistically portrayed citizens/criminals/law enforcement officials. Very relaxing episode viewing the episode in the beautiful country side.-!!!🤗. 20 & years ago I had the good fortunate to travel those beautifully relaxing roads. 😉. Enjoy viewing that filling stations with the fuel pumps of that era. I remember using pumps of that style.
Crawford looks so much older than his 50 yrs at the time of this filming because he was battling bad hard alcohol most of his life.
So sad.
Clay Hollister the sheriff in in Tombstone also fought the bottle.
Was often drunk on set
I could tell they were different than most Fisherman,,, The way the Passenger was up against the driver, With his arm around him,,
That's what I want the next time I go fishing 🎣. Some big burly he-man all squished up against me with his hand around my neck, while I'm trying to 🚗 drive. Especially when there's a plethora of beautiful women who could do the same thing. Now I Know why they wrecked.... The driver said " Man back up give me some room, I don't swing that way!" Next thing you know, a big old burly tree jumps out in front of them.
who's the mustached guy I have seen him in other movies, etc. Maybe westerns?
so many of the roads were still dirt back then
Even now, at least in the "deep south".
They used the many "fire break roads" common in the LA area. They were plentiful and they never had to stop traffic.
Good old Highway Patrol. Yegs that didn't pass camouflage 101.And the favorite skull crack with the .38 almost every episode,sometimes fatal.
Stevie Wonder could have found that car!
They all did crack over the head with the but of there.38 bit and the victim would always automatically fall down it would take a hell of a crack with the but of that gun to knock you out
And yet the wound was on the old guy's forehead.....
Good show! 10-4,☺.
Hit a tree at 60 mph and it can still be flat towed. What a car !
Rob Mackenzie Well at least they got something right, hitting a tree with no seatbelts on, you wern't likely to survive, though convertible suppose you could be thrown clear.
Yea, no real damage to the car! They put some black water based paint on the driver side front fender and put on a bent hood! They will be using that car in the next episode, after the wash it and reinstall the real hood!
@Black Buick
I'm a child of the 40s. remember the 50s and been driving since the 60s. Solid steering columns, hard dash boards and non-existent seat belts made for high death tolls. But a car to have two deaths while the steering geometry stayed in tact defies imagination.
But that's OK, it's fiction. Who cares. If you don't like the way it's written, write it yourself.
Im no mechanic...but wow was thinking that too!
And of course, Common Sense, The bumper would have hit 1st, But yet it Damage the Hood
Great fishing Guys. The only thing that was fishy was the wreck did not seem to have the damage that would kill two men.
The head crook was “Marty Mitchell “ in “ The Adventures of Superman” about that same time! Type cast as a bad guy!
He had a Boston accent.
Gone are the days of good old-fashioned “clean” criminal behavior. Nowadays everything is tainted with some form of mental, sociological, psychological or sexual perversion.
+Don R. Mueller, Ph.D. I agree with you 100% Doctor!
MICHAEL DAVIS
Yeah, these guys only suffered from extreme stupidity.
That proves how much OUR SICK SOCIETY HAS CHANGED! Think about this. In 1950's-60's MUSIC was #1. Elvis was coming up then Johnny Cash. Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin. Don Rickles and many more but, good CLEAN FUN. LAUGHING. Having a SENSE OF HUMOR in my Dad's (My Dad always had a good JOKE. Loved to laugh. We don't see a lot of HUMOR today) day and MY TIME growing up was something I'll never forget My father's GEN had THE DORSEY BAND. And others. Dancing was Huge.TV was not great because of the WIGGLY LINES on TV Reception and terrible picture but, they watched HEALTHY STUFF.LOTS OF COMEDY ACTS. OK, now this: Our PARENTS use to say in the 1950's-60's, 'You Kids Go OUTSIDE and Play. Go see what your FRIENDS are doing'. We were 8 years old and younger. ALL us kids would be playing TILL "DARK". This went on in to our TEENAGE YEARS. And then in the 70's-80's Slowly as TELEVISION & FILM Changed so did 'Family life' and 'Protection of Children'. Only a SOCIOLOGIST who has studied AMERICAN SOCIETY could tell us, when, why CHILDREN COULDN'T GO OUTDOORS ANYMORE AND PLAY. Like we use to?? What the hell happened? Why did the sick Pedophiles like Epstein and really dangerous freaks think it was 'Their Time and they could KIDNAP KIDS & HURT KIDS' WHY? We NEVER HEARD OF SUCH THINGS IN 60'S. EVER!!! Then it was on the TV, Film, in Books. Just insanity. Now we have COMPUTERS, SOCIAL MEDIA and 'Fake Friends in fact 10,000 FRIENDS? LMAO' Mostly RUSSIAN & CHINESE! lol and "clicks" and society going at ten thousand MPH...way TOO FAST! Us kids also use to sit on the PORCH after school and talk, laugh, tell stories. Hopes & Dreams shared! Now rarely 'face to face' talks.That too has changed. They are TEXTING now. Emailing. Instagram. Twitter. more. Yes, TV, Film, Books, Magazines and HOME LIFE there is some kind of connection! Watching CHP 50's-60's you can really SEE THE CHANGE in s many ways. Added DANGER they were in. Lack of Training but, they got the job done. Heroes all. The stress is tremendous for CHP. In 2017 almost #57 CHP Officers 'Committed Suicide' to all kinds of stresses on the job & at home. We are MOVING TOO FAST THESE DAYS. Too much is REQUIRED OF US; Government is in OUR HOME. AT WORK. FILNING EVERYTHING WHEN WE'RE OUT. CAMERA'S EVERYWHERE!!! Medical Doctors too...817 doctors 'Committed Suicide in 2018'. Way too many. ONE IS TOO MANY! In 2017 I was Diagnosed with Terminal Cancer and I began SEEING LIFE DIFFERENTLY. Looking at life with more Respect, Appreciating what friends and family have done for me, and even Doctors CARING a great deal. I had one doctor CALL ME AT HOME after I gave up due to horrific TREATMENTS scaring me and harming me (Radiation/Chemo/Surgery/Experimental therapy w/cells) . I wanted him to GO AWAY. He refused. He strongly requested I give him, a SURGEON USING ROBOTIC SURGERY, a chance to save me. Just to try, he said. Not many doctors would do this given my 'Tone & Anger'. OK Bless you all, slow down people. Appreciate the PEOPLE IN YOUR LIVES, In ;Front of You' NOT on a computer & using social media - You do not truly KNOW THEM! Think about it clearly. The people who love you are in your life right here and now. Good luck, Bless, Psalm 46"10 BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD.....
Thank you for that long-ass diatribe about yesteryears fantasy world. WAKE UP!!
Ziv had such a low budget that they couldn't even wreck the car, they angle the camera and adjust the lighting so the overhead shot at the junkyard makes the car look sort of "damaged." On a tiny black and white TV with bad reception from rabbit ear antennas, no one probably noticed back in the 50s.
They definitely had hard heads in those days.😂 Nowadays, the Old man would have been taken to the hospital for observation.
The cars looked better, the chicks were hot and even the crooks were higher class.
Looks like "Mac" from Adam 12 must've lateraled over from the CHP to the LAPD AND kept his stripes !
He had start his career somewhere. Why not CHP?
I love Adam 12. I DVR that show everyday and also look up some of the streets on google maps where they filmed different episodes and some houses, buildings are still standing today (2020) some no longer there and are now something else.
@@chrismc410 He was a highway patrolman in Last Clear Chance.
I wonder what that knot is on Dan's forehead.
He was a regular Not head As a kid, Hey just Hadn't grown out of it yet, Lol,
Can anyone explain why they are sitting so close? LOL!!
They were from West Hollywood. 😉
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Wide Lense cameras hadn`t been invented yet. That's a big 104 .
I too thought it was odd how close they were to each other.
@@plunkervillerr1529lens
When Jeeps look like Jeeps and not something out of Japan.
The old man was hit from behind but has a bandage on the front, on his forehead. Other people on the set must have been drinking too besides big Dan.
Fuck you Illuminate - that bandage was supposed to be taking care of the wound the old man got when he went down and hit the pavement after being conked out by that fucking gunsel.
Illuminati Anonymous Pretty hard to cover a head wound with a bandage,it goes around the head and covers front and back.
Did you see it hit the back of his head, no, how do know he didn’t turn his head.
Glad that you brought that subject up-!!!🤔
Anyone else notice how little “damage” that 56 Dodge sustained? It would have been new at that time. Looks like the blackened part of the front end.
The wrecked hood didn't look like a 56 Dodge hood. The wrinkles were painted on the fender. The headlight wasn't broken.
They were sitting awfully close to each other
IN THOSE DAYS IT MEANT ABSOLUTELY NOTHING !!
I thought so too, but in reality it's like that in older shows, simply for filming. The cars were bigger then so they had to have the passenger sit near the driver so they would both show up on the shot together. Watch other older show and you will see the same thing.
I watched Car 54 where are you? They sat next to each other. But not that damn close! And certainly not with one's arm around the others neck, like two lovers.
Those "partners" were too close together. That's why they crashed.
Yup..seems they were driving way too gay to drive straight.
@KERRY WHITE Seat Belts don't save lives, but Jesus does.
@KERRY WHITE .. There were NO Seat-belt's in cars then, and it wasn't LAW to strap one on even if there were Safety Belt's Ha!!! :P] .v ..
I agree! That's the 1st thing I thought!
@Number Nine They were only close together for the sake of the cameras. You gotta remember this was filmed in the 50's. They probably had no choice.
Love those beautiful ragtop cars. Also those 1957s hardtops
5:31 I was howling when the bad guy parks directly across the road from the wreck. Nothing suspicious about that! And the HP guys let him! The bad guy is Steve Mitchell. He was a guest at a Lone Pine film festival a while back. He 'adopted' my brother and I. Whenever we went into the dealer room, he'd call us over and start telling us stories. Seems he was a member of the Rat Pack until his girl pissed off Frank Sinatra by having them leave in the middle of Frank's show. I asked him about his role in 'The Perils of Superman' episode and he held his nose. Wish I knew at the time about his HP appearance.
Dan went fishin' and bagged a couple o' bad guys!
Euro 52 Saved.
Sunday, October 8 - 2023.
Smart old gentleman stayed down till they drove off.
The two guys at the beginning probably made 40 dollars a piece for their short acting part.
Was wondering where all those rural locations were filmed, loved the sound of those birds that were heard on some episodes, does anyone know what Species of birds they were please ?.
I wonder if this was the same pond where they filmed the opening to the Andy Griffith Show
3:29 The car was on a near straight, the driver pulled left in order to hit the tree. A clear case of wilfull arbor-icide. Or did the tree leap out in front of the car?
1:03 I don't know, they look kinda gay all close together & being suspected gay back then would get you ran out of town.
Jealous, or are you speaking from experience? Hmmm?
Hot80s They wern't positioned close in the distance shot though, maybe it was to hear each other easily but does seem to be to get both in a close up shot.
I wonder if anyone watching that in the 50s would have taught that! Being gay or portraying some one that was gay was a crime in it self back then. Like you say, the would have been run out of town or had the shit licked out of them! Today those two would have been kissing or giving road head and caused the wreck from distracted driving, but wouldn't have a scratch on them from them accident! Oh how times have changed!!!!!!!!
David Campbell yeah in addition they would receive a medal from the smelly liberals plus the cover of Time Mag.
@@davidcampbell1899 haha Gay written all over this episode. That guy with woman's pants posing on top of the jeep
Nobody out smarts Dan...
It's disappointing that Uncle Broderick never did loose a case-???🤔.
Breaks my heart to see that beautiful '56 Dodge getting wrecked and being towed instead of driven. However it's rest assured that the producers didn't wreck a brand new car but was just mocked up to be. They had a $20,000 budget and one of those cars cost $3000 new (a stiff price for 1956) The Royal Lancer as that one was had a 315 cid engine (an upgraded version of the previous year's 270 cid) and standard horsepower was 218 but an optional 260 bhp was available. Needless to say a very powerful machine.
At 60 mph and no seat belts both occupants would have been thrown a large distance from the car.
They did some job hiding the car with the brush.
I am watching this on highway patrol day October 4th 10/4!
Wasn't the sergeant on rescue 51 or Adam 12? Looks familiar.
Both! A Sgt. on Adam 12, and a Chief on EMERGENCY!
and on Dragnet too
16:25 great camouflage, looks exactly like a wreck with a thin branch in front of it :)
60 into a tree and only hood is a little tweaked.
We didn't want to hurt an otherwise good car, it will be needed in another episode. Probably took a hood of a wrecked car and set the good hood aside, notice the bumper isn't bent.
One well built car.
The "brains" of the operation sure wasn't very brainy. Bashes the old guy in the head and steals the wrecked car, renewing Dan's interest in the car after he had dismissed it. Then tows it in broad daylight to do a 30-second job with a hammer to free the cash box, leaves the cash box with his fingerprints at the scene, and throws a few dead branches on the car to hide it. They should have waited until 2am to go to the impound lot to get the money out of the car. Small towns like that would have been completely closed down after 9pm.
True, but love these old classics, hell I'm a classic.
While the old man was still out cold they could have gotten the money right away instead of towing the car !
Podrian pasarlas en español,castellano,lstin.
Por favor gracias.
Admiro mucho a ese actor.
GRACIAS.
They were going fishing alright...yeah right 😂
The gas station guy got hit from behind but they patched his forehead .
19:10 That's what driving a 50's car without power steering is like!
0:01. 😮.
Season 2/Episode 4
I don't know what is wrong, but this is ANOTHER one, the Theme music is LOUD, but then the Audio just DIES, I have everything turned wide open and I cannot hear a thing. BB
Bob Burnitt Bob--did you go down to the bottom right of the desktop--on mine it says hidden icons--I found the sound icon and set it up to 100%--this fixed the sound problems I was having--then go into the episode and set it at whatever sound is right for the video.
So they could both be on the frame! No wide angle lens back then.
Why not just grab the money from the wreck after the old man closes for the night?
The driver was wearing a skipper hat, the other guy must have been Gilligan.
What ever, they wrecked the car.
He mentioned they were not wearing safety belts. That car was too old to have them.
@@johnbockelie3899 The car was a 1956 Dodge: www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Dodge/1956_Dodge/1956_Dodge_Full_Line_Folder/1956%20Dodge%20Full%20Line%20Folder-05.html
My 1956 Ford had factory original seat belts, Ford first offered them in 1955. They were also available dealer installed or DIY from auto parts stores.
@@-oiiio-3993 very few people even cared about seatbelts when they first came out. Few cars had them back in the 50s as demand just wasn't a thing.
@@mdnealy4097 Look at aftermarket accessory catalogs of the day, Pep Boys, et.al,, and you'll see otherwise,
Dad always insisted on them.
It's Tab Hunter and Pee Wee Herman playing hide the sausage.
Yeah that, and has anyone noticed that not only Dan but most all walk like they fetts are all real sore? "Funny as all get-out".
One of the thugs also played a thug on Seahunt. Has a unique voice
Seahunt & Whirlybird were my 2 favorites as a kid.
SEA HUNT was produced by Ziv, the same folks who made HIGHWAY PATROL.
I tell ye ,that Danny boy is a smart cookie. Nothing eludes him.
Another cracking show
Either Issac Newton's law of physics is wrong or this show is.You can't crash into a tree and end up beside it.
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Isaac Newton never drove a Dodge or whatever it was. He dint know nuttin. To quote the two bad guys with the jeep .
Is my right ear plugged up?
I hate it when they don't record the audio onto both sides.
The mirror just happen to be pointing that way...haha
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19:44 I don't know if eagle eye 2217 is being wasted in the office after spotting the car under all that foliage and debris
Did they smell like fish or fisherman?
1958 Buick Roadmasters, do you know what they are worth now ??!!
Those two that crashed the car were so excited.They were heading to their favorite make out spot.You could see it in their eyes that they were getting ready to explode.That crash changed things.
You mean because that big Wide seat, But yet they were setting, Against each other, Their faces almost touching, When they speak,
@@tomcarpenter700 Tom reminds me of my best friend when he took his girl up to the mountains. She was sitting so close to him a CHP pulled them over and gave her the ticket! She was cited for interfering with the ability of a driver. Glad they were stopped before they hit a tree.
At17:40 mathews didn't barge into the guys house. Strange breach of standard procedure.
Season 2, Episode 4
Fisherman's Luck (1956)
‘Until then remember,… if you drive, … make sure it’s in a car’! 😂
When tv was tV !
Loyd has his hand on the wrong stickshift, that's what caused the accident.