The 50s were a real drag.The Lord looked down upon his people and said,"they are squared up down there ,I think i'm gonna send em some LSD."Thus,the sex,drugs and rock and roll of the 60s and the right wing has never forgiven us .thats why you have Satan incarnate in office.
When the judge opens that Jack in the box, that music sounds like either " Whooo Ha ha ha !!!!, welcome from The Joker !!!!", or....." Riddle me this... Batman !!!!". I died laughing when it happened.😂
Yeah back in the day even dangerous criminals possessed a certain amount of decorum. Fast forward to present time, no self-respecting hardened thug would even think about acting that way 🤣
My mom drove a 55 Packard Clipper 4 door sedan with torsion suspension. It was self leveling. She would roar down the street and fly over the intersections. We would be airborne in the back seat. We loved it. The car was Turquoise and white with white sidewalls and a whole lotta chrome! To think no seatbelts or car seats. She did get a speeding ticket or two. 😂
Yes, the judge was well cast. He was a man with principles and willing to put criminals in jail and hand out hardball sentences. Just goes to show that there are at least a few honest men.
Yeah, escapees leave their clothes lying around all the time outside prison. Never know when they'll come by the way again and need the clothes to get back into prison when the cops are after them.
Cambridge-educated Paul Cavanagh appeared in pictures as the epitome of the debonair, well-dressed Englishman. The former barrister and Royal Canadian Mountie turned to acting in 1924 and had a starring role on Broadway in 'Scotland Yard' (1929). His film career began in 1928 and lasted just over three decades.
V8 Cars with fins and big trunks, revenge ridden high heeled dame in skirts with her hair, up, gloves, no doubt full lingerie, pent up needs........, an escaped con, a Buick Interceptor with big black tires, politely addressed written threats, a shootout finale with guns a blazin'. This episode had it all.
Well done HP. The judge was in a lot of TV shows. I couldn't remember where I saw him so I had to look him up at IMDB. He was in so many I couldn't possibly have remembered which one. The man was a prolific character actor. That cute radio dispatch girl was only in this episode and another TV show. There is nothing on the net about her. Desirvee Vieau must have caught the eye of some producer and got hitched. The evil, gorgeous woman who helped the guy escape was in 500 TV shows. Regina Gleason was in everything from Have gun will travel to Perry Mason.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!
@Kayson Terrance Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Another great performance from Dan Matthews. I like the way he shout orders to his secretary and other cops. Also the way he psychologically outsmart that revengeful widow so she cracked and told where was Baker hiding to shout the judge. Also, even with 2 pistols blazing all over, Baker couldn't outgun Matthews which is , by the way, the fastest gun in the west. And I like the way Matthews always keep his hat in office. He's really the boss. Solid performance again from Broderick Crawford. P.S.: We need a man like that in White House.
They never get in the car to speak on the radio when they are called. Even though they usually get in the car to drive off afterwards. Just an observation. Love the show.
@Coogan Legislation for Probation, Rehab in separate facility, compassion, less cage better, % time serve for good behavior + contrition for guilty crime
Jim, I recall my neighbor had a couple of them when I was a little kid. I never drove in them, but I was impressed with how cool they looked with the fins on the back, etc. and I still remember how they looked in his driveway.
@@Genevieve111 Absolutely, it's beautiful to see those windshields. To me, they show attention to detail and commitment to excellence. Plus, they remind me of the old times.
I owned one of the cars the cop is driving.There was a really rich guy that lived on my street and he and his wife liked me and gave me the car,it was almost new.I was only 17 at the time.They didn’t have any kids.I kept it for almost 15 years ,stored it when I was in Vietnam.If you have ever wondered what it’s like to own a new car when you were a kid without having to make any car payments,it was GREAT.
That mobster, I mean mobess, she really knows how to drive the '59 Plymouth Shark Fin. Great job of parking. Backing up was perfect, knows how to handle that big old steering wheel, without power assist and great at closing that trunk. Not many female drivers like that anymore. Makes me appreciate my mother. She learned on a '59 Ford Fairlane, 3 on the tree and no power steering, or brakes. Drove us kids all over. Don't make them like that anymore. The women, I mean. The cars either.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ix Watch Dan muscle his car around when he comes in for a landing or takes off after mobsters unknown. I doubt it's power steering. Do you think they had the budget for options? Of course Plymouth got free advertisement. Mostly Chrysler, fewer Fords. Probably had contracts for each year. Or just the mobsters drove Fords. Family men would buy the Chryslers. Their punk sons wanted the Fords.
@@justina249 A/C first came in 1939 on the 1940 MY (Model Year) Packard. Unit was made by Bishop and Babcock Co. (B&B), of Cleveland. High price tag for these unreliable units that had mechanical issues and needed frequent servicing.
Got to love Red Baker. He comes out with both pistols a blazing shooting at nothing in particular, knowing that Dan Mathews would gun him down. Of course, he had nothing to lose, he was going back to prison anyway.
I love ❤️ those old Chrysler Corporation Vehicles from back in the day!!! Chrysler Corporation produced some extraordinary cars during the late 1950's and early 1960's!!! I wished that I had been able to keep that 1967 Plymouth Fury III that I had back in 1993-1995. It needed more work than I could afford, so I parted with it and later bought a Dodge Intrepid during my early years working at Chrysler Corporation's Sterling Stamping Plant.
Dan was so good but real badass. So brusque and curt with everybody. Again the support actors realty good. The dispatcher was a bit severe but really nice. Dan so short with her. Never please nor thanks. Grabbed the mic out her hand. The other bad actress really good too. Dan never takes his hat off when he goes into someone’s house. Especially the judge’s. All great though. 👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
CHP actually used Buick Centrry cars, biggest engine available ( called the "Nailhead), and a 3-speed manual trans. Had 4- ports on the fender. Almost impossible to escape from !!
@NPCs Can’t Laugh I had a 1956 Buick, had the 2 speed dynoflo transmission it was far from a high performance transmission. They did have a 3 speed manual transmission as well. I had a 1966 Buick Electra 225 401 nailhead and turbo 400 transmission (3 speed) that was a much better transmission.
They didn’t have handi talkies back in them days. Only 2 way radio in cars. The transistor wasn’t developed back then for portable communication. They used vacuum tubes up until the late 50s or early 60s
David Smith 163 film and television appearances. His last film was the psychotronic The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake in 1959. I remember him fondly from his appearances in the Sherlock Holmes movies.
minute 4;30..A Gal from Robert Palmers video "addticted to Love" spotted.Proceede with caution, Armed with a double barrel Playtex bra Apprehend . 10-4 '?
This episode implies there were two ‘58 Buick Centurys used in it. I feel this may just be creative editing. I say that because there were only TWO 1958 Buick Century 2-door sedans produced. They were built expressly for the California Highway Patrol, who rejected them because of the slow acceleration of the Dynaflow. I’m thinking there was only one used in filming Highway Patrol, but maybe both will be seen together.
I'm amazed that the dispatcher knew the prison's number without having to google it (or call Information). Impressive. Is Judge Crossen being played by the same actor who played Sir Thomas McDonald in The Kennel Murder Case?
10:08, & 10:10, a short ZIV Sting, and the last 3 notes from Reel S-14 TC-155 “Bomp Bomp Bommmmmm”, a.k.a. “Black Night” used on Night Of The Living Dead, released 10 years after this Highway Patrol episode was made. .
Great show, I enjoy the stories but the cars are the stars. Beautiful!
The 50s were a real drag.The Lord looked down upon his people and said,"they are squared up down there ,I think i'm gonna send em some LSD."Thus,the sex,drugs and rock and roll of the 60s and the right wing has never forgiven us .thats why you have Satan incarnate in office.
Mp
@@charliemorris2338 waah!!
@@charliemorris2338 Rube....that's all I can say.
Ten Four.
Fins on the backs of cars. Yep it's the 1950s. I love it. Crawford was one bad ass hombre!!!
Bill, you write, "Crawford was one bad ass hombre!!!" True. I wonder how that would go over today?
What a polite death threat note, "Dear Judge Crossen." Surprised he didn't end it with "Yours truly, Red Baker."
With XOXOXO
When the judge opens that Jack in the box, that music sounds like either " Whooo Ha ha ha !!!!, welcome from The Joker !!!!", or....." Riddle me this... Batman !!!!".
I died laughing when it happened.😂
@Brian Salomon nice call-out reference to a 90 yr. old Radio Program!
You are right. Those were very proper times.
Yeah back in the day even dangerous criminals possessed a certain amount of decorum. Fast forward to present time, no self-respecting hardened thug would even think about acting that way 🤣
A cold case on Highway Patrol is one that takes longer than a day to solve. lol
It would have taken 2 days to mail that package! 5 days these days.
30 minutes… .
@@davidcarroll1883 they paid 25c extra for SPECIAL DELIVERY before noon the next day.
It helps that the criminals were low IQ.
Man this episode has it all and Hey! Its raining in L.A.!
The Bad girl has great cheekbones, she is gorgeous
My mom drove a 55 Packard Clipper 4 door sedan with torsion suspension. It was self leveling. She would roar down the street and fly over the intersections. We would be airborne in the back seat. We loved it. The car was Turquoise and white with white sidewalls and a whole lotta chrome! To think no seatbelts or car seats. She did get a speeding ticket or two. 😂
Gotta love those old 50's cars... you could house a family of 4 in the trunk.
telephotousa. Or 15 Mexican illegals.
We used to hide my brother and sister in the trunk when we went to a drive in show.
Lol, they made some big gun boats back then, had a 1950 ford that was like a tank.
@@im4our312 yea they could put 15 or so In that trunk.
Or corpses
50s CARS WITH FINS AT THE BACK , WOW !
Dodges and Plymouths had the largest fins. They claimed they helped guide the car in a straight line at high speeds. HAHAHA!
Holy Jack in the box!!,.......And a THREAT note!! ,. this is Highway.patrol..not..Batman.
Great episode. Good casting on the Judge - he was believable. Also the dispatcher - very pretty actress. All in all a great storyline.
Yes, the judge was well cast. He was a man with principles and willing to put criminals in jail and hand out hardball sentences. Just goes to show that there are at least a few honest men.
I like the episodes but I love the cars!😂
Another good one from the files of the Highway Patrol. Broderick Crawford was well cast for Dan Matthews [ very believable ]. Thanks for sharing.
No one had the stroll of Big Dan Matthews
Hey William Paul, please tell us how you really feel.
Clown
@@SOffenbach WATCHING 7/4/20
He was a notorious drunk with no driving liscense it was suspended for dui through the whole series
Like the way these shows move right along. Its like an hr. show crammed into 25min.
And plenty of detail
The judge gets a life threatening letter yet, he opens his unlocked front door to the first person who knocks on it.
Yea I notice that,... not very smart!
Its Tv....you must suspend disbelief especially when watching the Twilight Zone,Hitchcock,Outer Limits,Thriller,Etc,etc.
Logic often goes missing on this show, but it's fun anyway.
14:44 Judge opens front door.
Red Baker: " Hello, Judge. Just thought I'd drop in for a chat "!
Duh and yup......
Good thing he called in to find the escapee's prison number, it might have been somebody else's prison uniform.
I had the same thoughts , haha. Still a good show.
that officer didn't take any notes down? dahh
Yeah we drive by Then all the time, I'd tell them to pick up their uniforms all the time, But they just statarium All over the highway
Yep, ridiculous
Yeah, escapees leave their clothes lying around all the time outside prison. Never know when they'll come by the way again and need the clothes to get back into prison when the cops are after them.
Cambridge-educated Paul Cavanagh appeared in pictures as the epitome of the debonair, well-dressed Englishman. The former barrister and Royal Canadian Mountie turned to acting in 1924 and had a starring role on Broadway in 'Scotland Yard' (1929). His film career began in 1928 and lasted just over three decades.
Impressive research. I didn't know anything about Paul Cavanagh. Fascinating background!
I think Robert Palmer modeled the girls in his video's "Simply Irresistible" and "Addicted to Love" after the female dispatcher...
The good old days, when a search warrant was strictly optional.
Good point. Now I guess cops have to put on a dog and pony show just to get a search warrant. By then, the criminal has skipped town.
The 50’s. One of the best times in American history,if not the best.
Yikes.
Best time for everything. 1956 high school grad!
Must be.Same comment on every episode.
You are right. When I watch this show, I wish I was living in a time like that.
@@rogerweston3707 I was and wish I could again. Pipe dream.
V8 Cars with fins and big trunks, revenge ridden high heeled dame in skirts with her hair, up, gloves, no doubt full lingerie, pent up needs........, an escaped con, a Buick Interceptor with big black tires, politely addressed written threats, a shootout finale with guns a blazin'. This episode had it all.
Sounds like something out of playboy magazine. 😆
@@frontcentermusician a real possibility... I recall that Hugh H. first
published in 1953
@@frontcentermusician more staying out of trouble and more patience for wee music single enthusiasts
Getting help, Probably from..... a woman
Well done HP.
The judge was in a lot of TV shows. I couldn't remember where I saw him so I had to look him up at IMDB. He was in so many I couldn't possibly have remembered which one. The man was a prolific character actor.
That cute radio dispatch girl was only in this episode and another TV show. There is nothing on the net about her. Desirvee Vieau must have caught the eye of some producer and got hitched.
The evil, gorgeous woman who helped the guy escape was in 500 TV shows. Regina Gleason was in everything from Have gun will travel to Perry Mason.
Paul Cavanagh. I recognized his voice.
🧐 Very good show.
Who wasn't on Perry Mason?
Every time I get a death threat I run to get a haircut too. It's good to feel pretty.
LOL :)
If I was locked up for three years, as soon as I got out I'd want food, a hot bath, and sex. Revenge would be waaaaaaay down the list.
I wouldn't do anything to get myself locked up in the first place. I like walking through my door without a metal clang and a click. Just sayin
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!
@Kayson Terrance Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Kayson Terrance it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
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That woman runs a stop sign with an escaped con in her trunk. Not too smart!
+Fruth37 bad girl bad girl...whatcha gonna do when...
The trick is keeping a cool head when something like that occurs...
so many holes in this episode. "Only gun I can get you" And at the end shoots it out with 2 pistols.
Another great performance from Dan Matthews. I like the way he shout orders to his secretary and other cops. Also the way he psychologically outsmart that revengeful widow so she cracked and told where was Baker hiding to shout the judge. Also, even with 2 pistols blazing all over, Baker couldn't outgun Matthews which is , by the way, the fastest gun in the west. And I like the way Matthews always keep his hat in office. He's really the boss. Solid performance again from Broderick Crawford. P.S.: We need a man like that in White House.
Hell yes. Tough, hard corps boss, confident, in charge. He would be a great president
@@roysterfutrell8889 Trump 2020
@@FSSRKeyno That's right. We already do.
I grew up on Highway Patrol and Broderick Crawford. Please don't ruin my childhood memories by mixing politics with entertainment. Please.
Mathews always smokes the bad guys at the end of each episode.
They never get in the car to speak on the radio when they are called. Even though they usually get in the car to drive off afterwards. Just an observation. Love the show.
Ya, I wonder why?
Even back then, people would blame the judge who did the job he was obligated to do, instead of themselves for being criminals.
@Coogan I suppose so, but that didn't look to be the case in this story.
@Coogan Legislation for Probation, Rehab in separate facility, compassion,
less cage better, % time serve for good
behavior + contrition for guilty crime
today they blame society.
Every badass has an excuse: they complain, blame others, and never take responsibility.
I clearly recall those wonderful old cars. They were very comfortable and beautiful.
How awesome to have such memories!
Gotta love the wrap-around windshields...
Jim, I recall my neighbor had a couple of them when I was a little kid. I never drove in them, but I was impressed with how cool they looked with the fins on the back, etc. and I still remember how they looked in his driveway.
@@Genevieve111 Absolutely, it's beautiful to see those windshields. To me, they show attention to detail and commitment to excellence. Plus, they remind me of the old times.
another BAD hottie! thanks Foxeema
+rahkin rah and another KILLER dispatcher!
Regina Gleason. She guest starred on Sea Hunt and looked good there as well
@@richardcurrin8940+ Richard - thank you! I remember!
I like.how he.climbs in the trunk. She slams the lid twice to shut it,
I owned one of the cars the cop is driving.There was a really rich guy that lived on my street and he and his wife liked me and gave me the car,it was almost new.I was only 17 at the time.They didn’t have any kids.I kept it for almost 15 years ,stored it when I was in Vietnam.If you have ever wondered what it’s like to own a new car when you were a kid without having to make any car payments,it was GREAT.
Black Buick ok.
Loved the two-pistol action.
found them......where? smh
Clay Hollister.
That mobster, I mean mobess, she really knows how to drive the '59 Plymouth Shark Fin. Great job of parking. Backing up was perfect, knows how to handle that big old steering wheel, without power assist and great at closing that trunk. Not many female drivers like that anymore. Makes me appreciate my mother. She learned on a '59 Ford Fairlane, 3 on the tree and no power steering, or brakes. Drove us kids all over. Don't make them like that anymore. The women, I mean. The cars either.
It probably had power steering. My dad's 59 DeSoto and my 61 New Yorker had power steering, brakes, windows and seats as well as AC.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ix Watch Dan muscle his car around when he comes in for a landing or takes off after mobsters unknown. I doubt it's power steering. Do you think they had the budget for options? Of course Plymouth got free advertisement. Mostly Chrysler, fewer Fords. Probably had contracts for each year. Or just the mobsters drove Fords. Family men would buy the Chryslers. Their punk sons wanted the Fords.
The Plymouth was a 57.
I've always been curious when did air conditioning first come out in cars? And how well did they work?
@@justina249 A/C first came in 1939 on the 1940 MY (Model Year) Packard. Unit was made by Bishop and Babcock Co. (B&B), of Cleveland. High price tag for these unreliable units that had mechanical issues and needed frequent servicing.
Red, he made a widow out of me. Get I'm. They don't write scripts like that anymore.
Thank God.
Got to love Red Baker. He comes out with both pistols a blazing shooting at nothing in particular, knowing that Dan Mathews would gun him down. Of course, he had nothing to lose, he was going back to prison anyway.
It's a movie...it's not real.
@@mountainman5025
What???? It's NOT real??? OMG! I thought this really happened! Are you SURE it's not real???
Man, am I ever disillusioned. LOL!
I figured that once he gave up that rifle, that he was considering suicide by cop.
Suicide by cop.
so why the rifle? Go in the barbershop and shoot him. Said he didn't care if he lived after this. smh
I love ❤️ those old Chrysler Corporation Vehicles from back in the day!!! Chrysler Corporation produced some extraordinary cars during the late 1950's and early 1960's!!! I wished that I had been able to keep that 1967 Plymouth Fury III that I had back in 1993-1995. It needed more work than I could afford, so I parted with it and later bought a Dodge Intrepid during my early years working at Chrysler Corporation's Sterling Stamping Plant.
That dispatcher has nice torpedo's.
You mean she has a big rack.
yes pixie hair doo and "bullet" bra!
Careful! You'll put your eye out!!!!
I second that emotion
If this scene were to be shot in 2023, all those buttons would be unbuttoned, or maybe there would be no buttons at all.
wonderful seeing these old black and white , the beginning of television ..
B&W is so easy to control light and do some great effects. Color is a nuisance.
Has anybody added up all the bad guys Matthews gunned down for the entire series? It’s got to be an amazing figure!
Ya, but not as many as Lukas McCain!
Number of bad guys smoked is just slightly less than the number of roadblocks.
@@JohnPMitten but more than Wyatt Earp.
@@JohnPMitten Or Matt Dillion
When the dispatcher calls the patrolmen they are all outside of their cars- seemingly taking a wiz.
@3:34 hilarious that she slams the trunk on him so hard.
my head lady!!!!!!
I bet he felt it
Sorry bud.
I caught that.No time to lay down so she bounces the lid off his head.
The lady dispatcher is a babe
That sound the Jack in the box makes when the judge opens the box.😂
One would think that if the bald guy had a vendetta he would have shot the barber..
Hysterical comment blue....lol
ROFLMAO
Good episode. Thank you for uploading.
Red told that barber he was losing his hair and asked if he had something to keep it in, the barber said yeah and handed him a cigar box!
that judge sure needed a hair cut every week....oh yeah! going in there to GOSSIP TO HIS BUDDIES!!
Faye Dunaway helps Robert Duvall escape from prison.
That's it. Faye Dunaway. I was wondering who she reminded me of.
LOL!
She must be into chrome-domes, and vice versa.
He makes lots of U-turns under the sheets
Dan was so good but real badass. So brusque and curt with everybody. Again the support actors realty good. The dispatcher was a bit severe but really nice. Dan so short with her. Never please nor thanks. Grabbed the mic out her hand. The other bad actress really good too. Dan never takes his hat off when he goes into someone’s house. Especially the judge’s. All great though. 👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
The lady cracked pretty fast. Gave up the entire plan. That shoe mold freaked her out I guess.
The head of the Highway Patrol goes out on every call, and works at a desk next to the dispatcher.;)
+Barney Fife You know how it goes Barney...keep 'em coming Barn! Love 'em!
RUFUS T. FIREFLY the Highway Patrol is the cops. So he did call the police by calling the highway patrol. The highway patrol is the state police
Dan is hovering over those incoming calls. He wait to get out of the office.
CHP actually used Buick Centrry cars, biggest engine available ( called the "Nailhead), and a 3-speed manual trans. Had 4- ports on the fender. Almost impossible to escape from !!
@NPCs Can’t Laugh
I had a 1956 Buick, had the 2 speed dynoflo transmission it was far from a high performance transmission. They did have a 3 speed manual transmission as well. I had a 1966 Buick Electra 225 401 nailhead and turbo 400 transmission (3 speed) that was a much better transmission.
This series started in 1955...the early days of TV
Judge was just about to recommend a pardon
" I'll get you JUDGE !!! YOU just WAIT !!!." Then he goes back to jail.
A guy wants to kill me but an intelligent judge decides he really must get a haircut today.
I love this show but they must have really been rough on police dispatchers, they have a new female dispatcher every show.
Dan the Man deserves... UPGRADES!!!
Thanks enjoying all!!!
21:20 ........................... "Loose lips sink ships" lady. LOL!
Love this show! There's 2 cops caught taking a leak while having to respond to dispatch. What's better than that?
Ha!! I just made the same comment, 3 years after you!!😜
They didn’t have handi talkies back in them days. Only 2 way radio in cars. The transistor wasn’t developed back then for portable communication. They used vacuum tubes up until the late 50s or early 60s
I had Motorola's in the eighties in public safety, but the troopers didn't have them yet.
Quite right Arthur, Watch "The History Guy" and his piece on transistors. How they changed the world. it is amazing.
walkie talkies were commonly used since the Korean war.
great show not sure about the judge life threated and he wants to go for a hair cut! lol
"We'll have no hippies in MY courtroom !"
@ Bob-- The judge gets a haircut every Thursday. His hair must grow very fast!! 😊😊
The judge never did get his haircut. He should have. He looks like a hippy.
I love the fins on those cars.
Here Come,,,da, JUDGE
I didn't know Paul Cavanaugh was still acting in the 50s. A very well educated English actor of the 30s and 40s.
David Smith 163 film and television appearances. His last film was the psychotronic The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake in 1959. I remember him fondly from his appearances in the Sherlock Holmes movies.
Red baker doesn't like that barber, he said all he does is talk behind your back!
Matthews walks like his feet hurt
He’s a flat foot.
First episode I've seen where it's raining, and I've watched a lot of them.
PATROLMAN: "... but the judge wants to stop and get a haircut, is that okay?"
MATTHEWS: "Yeah, i noticed he needed a trim yesterday."
He's bald. Nice sweater girl too.
Im in Love with that Dispatcher 😉
Not a minority in sight no Latinos of which were many at that time. I guess that is what made America great. No controversy.😇
It ISN'T WHAT you DRIVE, BUT HOW you drive that COUNTS! #mgmlion #roar
Imagine our RCMP driving a full-size tank of a 58 Buick !
They probably drove something that large then...
Mostly Fords in the RCMP back then and the officers had to maintain them almost beyond all belief.
🎶"They called him Two Gun... Two Gun Red... the dumbest outlaw that ever bled.🎶
RIP Red Baker
20:00 .................................. The killer should have had a scope on that hunting rifle. D'oh!
See you next week. Remember it's not what you drive but how you drive
ever outside scene the birds r churping
Even though its a plaza, a 58 Plymouth always plays the bad guy. Its all in Christine's family 😂
Some of these are pretty hokey, but this one takes the cake!
The uniform at the end played the father of the kidnapped girl in the plane crash episode.
he;s not bald, he just foliicled challlaged
He just has a wide part in the middle.
minute 4;30..A Gal from Robert Palmers video "addticted to Love" spotted.Proceede with caution, Armed with a double barrel Playtex bra Apprehend . 10-4 '?
He got past the roadblock, could have been halfway to Mexico instead he stays to kill Judge and has to warn him ahead of time. What a Jamoke:)
The judge still did not get his haircut.
This episode implies there were two ‘58 Buick Centurys used in it. I feel this may just be creative editing. I say that because there were only TWO 1958 Buick Century 2-door sedans produced. They were built expressly for the California Highway Patrol, who rejected them because of the slow acceleration of the Dynaflow. I’m thinking there was only one used in filming Highway Patrol, but maybe both will be seen together.
It isn't what you drive, but how you drive that counts.
The cornball acting and juvenile plot-lines in Highway Patrol are even better than Dragnet! Keep 'em coming!
Joe Friday is a better cop than fat boy. No one gives a speech like Friday.
????
I'm amazed that the dispatcher knew the prison's number without having to google it (or call Information). Impressive.
Is Judge Crossen being played by the same actor who played Sir Thomas McDonald in The Kennel Murder Case?
it was shown on the APB.
Dude what's the swirly underwater feel and the nervous watermark? Lmao.
ZIV must have has a plan for the radio babe. She is getting more screen time than Crawford.
Well for one thing she has a very distinctive voice.
2150 BYE. I HEAR IT IN MY DREAMS.(LS)
10:08, & 10:10, a short ZIV Sting, and the last 3 notes from Reel S-14 TC-155 “Bomp Bomp Bommmmmm”, a.k.a. “Black Night” used on Night Of The Living Dead, released 10 years after this Highway Patrol episode was made. .
Judgemental and argumentative was Dan Mathews
If she wouldn't have told Dan he was in the lumber yard, most likely the judge would've been killed, but Dan got her to crack.
in 3 seconds ....smh
he has big fists.
she opens the trunk with NO KEY ? Wouldn't want to miss that weekly haircut..............LOL
Once again, the criminals are driving a 4 door while the CHP drives 2 doors. LOL!
@Black Buick
Except allow the installation of a crook-proof shield behind the driver.
And 2 door cars make lousy taxi-cabs.
@Black Buick
Only in the movies were crooks ever nice. Cops got killed frequently by arrestees they didn't handcuff.
I thought it NEVER RAINS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ??
Red was not bald. He was just too tall for his hair!
24:38 ........................... I am invincible!