The greatest thing about this classic show is that the majority of the filming was done outdoors and not on a sound stage. Great street scenes with ordinary traffic,and spotting businesses that viewers still recognize today.
When that phone rang outside the farmhouse! It takes me back to the early days, 60, 70s when they would put ringers out from the house of business that needed it. Such as farms, funeral homes and warehouses. ETC!
Cruising the highways and putting out toxic chemicals into the atmosphere for plants and animals to breathe. Yes, they're classic and good to look at, but heavy, noisy, gas guzzling, and took up a lot of space.
The two way radios were HUGE, built into the trunk with an antenna tuner feeding a CB style 9 foot whip antenna. Only the controls were remote on the dash, much like a version of a Ham Radio that was put out. They transmitted just above the broadcast band and on a good old wood radio, you would see POLICE painted on the glass dial at the end of the BC band. The frequency would be good with all those high hills and "mountains" before repeaters and very high frequencies came into view. On good atmospherics and propagation, I , by luck heard base stations up to 500 miles away. I loved those flat head V8's in those cars. I even had one in a boat I owned. The torque was amazing for stock units and burning those non radial tires was something - couple of burn outs and you needed two new tires.
Great show I remember watching almost 60 years ago - it was shown every Saturday about 5.25 pm itv (ABC TV) magic stuff and Broderick Crawford was an excellent actor-brilliant stuff!!!!
Man, thanks for who ever is posting these. Watched them every afternoon after school. Love them then as I do now. Mathews still loves throwing a roadblock. 10-4
+Candace Gladden They had a very small budget to make this show with. 25k an episode I believe. Crawford was given a percentage of the money made from selling the show each week.
The wife, very plain woman, Now let’s see, hmm... OK put her in a video with a great makeup, play Rock music Rock 🎶 LOUDDDD!!! Mama pulls pin out of hair, throws off glasses rips off dress revealing bikini tosses head and hair shakes out all hot, you know Wow, even average women along with the cars 🚘 had individuality back then, seems every one is preachy or making statements these days
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9675775 well I was just. A child watching reruns!!! 50 years later I'm still watching reruns!!!! I think most of the stars of the show have passed away , I don't mine ,I'm just glad I'm still kicking!!!!!!! God bless!!!!!!
I remember when Broderick Crawford was the guest host on Saturday night live. They had in a easy chair. They would talk to him once in awhile and he'd say something sarcastic. It was great
I always wondered why they were never on the interstate highways and always on the back roads then I remember the first Interstate concrete wasn't laid until 1957 in St. Charles, MO.
you mean rev the engine while barely moving forward. Yea them old cars are okay to look at, but some mom's minivan today would lose one without blinking and give a better ride doing it. If you do not know that, well pity that you weren't around then. If you believe any of those cars could touch the back bumper of a new car, well then pity you also, you're so old you turned senile
MY UNCLE HAD A 392 HEMI IN A 58 CROWN IMPERIAL -BUT HE ALSO MENTIONED HE HAD ONE WITH A SMALLER HEMI THAT WOULD DO 120 MPH IN AN 1/8 TH OF A MILE -NEVER HEARD OF A 325 HEMI -SOUNDS LIKE IT-
These D-500, 325 cid HEMI w/dual quads had 310-hp. (285 with single quad). My reference books indicate that in 1957 a few Coronets were fitted with the D-501 option, a 340-hp, 354 cid HEMI left over from the prior year's Chrysler 300-B.
Another great episode. You can see the reflection of the camera crew at 17:02. I got a kick out of the farmer and the way he ran. He dressed like an old codger but he looks pretty young.
I well remember the size of the trunks on these old cars...kegs, ice chests, picnic gear and food all in the trunk! Then you could fit 6 or 7 people in the car itself. Mine was a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 2-door. Ended up making a dirt track car out of it😢.
Poetic justice that a guy from "Deliverance" phones the cops about Ozzie Nelson gone bad. With George The Animal Steele as Dan Matthews, it all makes sense. Maple Avenue needs a re-pave, but The Lab Boys know all.
Classic cars! EXCUSE ME Sedans ahhahaha! Actually these cars were automobiles back then. Sedans were actually smaller. Hubcaps weigh nearly 5 pounds on some of these.
I guess I must have a self preservation criminal mind. First I wouldn't be driving a red convertible with the top down and having to deal with the dust from the California drought, plus making it that much easier to get a make on me. and whats with the suits and ties all the time. Dress casual criminals, more comfortable and you can run faster in the getaway. Make sure to change that air filter on that 57 Ford Sunliner.
...but for the wonders of tv only would the criminal realize that there was a witness who may have saw him...an he's going to look for him too...an just so happens to find him...just to easy... this show is so predictable...
6:45 "Young" should be "Yankee" for Y. 10:33 "Around 5'8", brown hair and a brown suit." That sure narrows it down. 16:12 Because the Highway Patrol has phone numbers for all the farms in the area Guess what? The farmer's testimony would be pointless. The guy he saw dump the body is dead. He didn't see the other bad guy at all.
@@jetglo4001 She does play a dingbat pretty good, but I think she was doing a good job following the script and the director. They wanted her to be loopy, you know, stereotype of the dumb farmer people.
Seen interview with guy from the production company and he said the real highway patrol didn't want Crawford representing them as he kept having drunk driving incidents that were kept quiet and he's talking public safety at the end of the show.
But these guys run all over the place. It isn't set in a city precinct, but large geographic areas. I realize it's for the convenience of the story line, but they get a bit detailed.
My dad had the exact same 1957 Sunliner (silver mocha with white top) with solid lifters 312 Y-Block good for 245 hp. I did not see dual exhausts in this episode and would think we have a 292 here.
It is hard for a man to pickup and carry an adult male. I had a drunk neighbor who fell down in the snow . I tried to pick him up but I couldn’t. I had to call the police to help me.
I've noticed they used a lot of dirt, or nearly dirt, roads or narrow not so traveled paved roads in this show. I'm guess that's because they could obtain permits for filming easier than trying to use busy roads.
2:43 Wondering how many of you, like me, pause the video every so often 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘩𝘦𝘤𝘬 𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘢𝘳𝘴? 𝘾𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙘 example here; a '57 Mercury, either a Montclair or a Monterey, styled similarly to the epic 𝙈𝙚𝙧𝙘𝙪𝙧𝙮 𝙏𝙪𝙧𝙣𝙥𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝘾𝙧𝙪𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙧. How I would love to see one in person!
Me too! Love seeing all the great beauties of the past! I had a '68 Mercury Monterey when I was in my early 20's. It was a misty green with a black vinyl top 4 door. 390 cid big block if I remember right.
As nice as the cars are most the women are nicer. The one in this show, the farmer's wife was cute but there was very little about her on IMDB. I thought she did a good job and wanted see more but she only has one more credited role and that's it.
Back then, men used hair slick products to give their hair a shiny, sleek look and keep it in place, kind of like women used hair spray. Men's products were creams or ointment, not from a pressurized can. Having said this, I doubt if the goop on their hair would stick their hats on. They probably used ties.
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The 50’s were the greatest design era of American cars, agree?
Yes I want to buy a 50’s car a family friend has 50’s and 60’s cars at their place only have old cars in that era
The greatest thing about this classic show is that the majority of the filming was done outdoors and not on a sound stage. Great street scenes with ordinary traffic,and spotting businesses that viewers still recognize today.
RIGHT!
AGREED!!
All filmed in and around the Hollywood Hills area
... and those gorgeous piston aero-engines roaring aloft!
I wonder what those back roads look like today ? Probably fancy homes with swimming pools 😁
When that phone rang outside the farmhouse! It takes me back to the early days, 60, 70s when they would put ringers out from the house of business that needed it. Such as farms, funeral homes and warehouses. ETC!
Due to all the cancellation of Cop shows on TV, I hope they don't stop these episodes too.I really enjoy them.
Two beautiful cars. '58 Mercury 4 door hardtop and '57 Ford convertible. I grew up when these cars were new and cruising the highways.
Cruising the highways and putting out toxic chemicals into the atmosphere for plants and animals to breathe. Yes, they're classic and good to look at, but heavy, noisy, gas guzzling, and took up a lot of space.
Classic episode. Farmer and his wife steal the show from the cops. Thanks 🙏 for posting. Enjoyed it from India
The two way radios were HUGE, built into the trunk with an antenna tuner feeding a CB style 9 foot whip antenna. Only the controls were remote on the dash, much like a version of a Ham Radio that was put out. They transmitted just above the broadcast band and on a good old wood radio, you would see POLICE painted on the glass dial at the end of the BC band. The frequency would be good with all those high hills and "mountains" before repeaters and very high frequencies came into view. On good atmospherics and propagation, I , by luck heard base stations up to 500 miles away. I loved those flat head V8's in those cars. I even had one in a boat I owned. The torque was amazing for stock units and burning those non radial tires was something - couple of burn outs and you needed two new tires.
Mike D. The ding bat witness wife too trusting of strangers.
WoW! great information.
^^^@Mike D .. Alway's wondered about them police radios what size they were thanks for the info Wow! huge .. .
None of those cars had flathead engines.
@@craigjorgensen4637 I agree, all overhead valves engines. Ford engines had solid lifters (272, 292 and 312 cid Y-block)
5:08 That farmer gives the license plate number to the HP.
He must've had razor-sharp 20/10 vision!!
Great show I remember watching almost 60 years ago - it was shown every Saturday about 5.25 pm itv (ABC TV) magic stuff and Broderick Crawford was an excellent actor-brilliant stuff!!!!
This was a solid show. I still enjoy these episodes.
Many of us do. Clean-cut actors and actresses. Beautiful old cars.
Man, thanks for who ever is posting these. Watched them every afternoon after school. Love them then as I do now. Mathews still loves throwing a roadblock. 10-4
Omg, the cars the cars the cars!!! Just gorgeous
They used the house in another episode as well guess they had to do what worked thanks so much for posting having a ball watching
+Candace Gladden They had a very small budget to make this show with. 25k an episode I believe. Crawford was given a percentage of the money made from selling the show each week.
The farmer was very observant. He had a description of the car, the license number, and the bloke who dragged off the body.
@@XNY556-Apple Jane, aka Mrs. Jensen.
The wife, very plain woman,
Now let’s see, hmm...
OK put her in a video with a great makeup, play Rock music
Rock 🎶 LOUDDDD!!!
Mama pulls pin out of hair, throws off glasses rips off dress revealing bikini tosses head and hair shakes out all hot, you know
Wow, even average women along with the cars 🚘 had individuality back then, seems every one is preachy or making statements these days
We really like Highway Patrol.Thanks for posting.
Keeps cutting off keep stopping to many interruptions youtube needs to work better
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Torch is a memory hog, however Torch will download videos just by clicking on an arrow, and then replay the videos anytime. Torch MP4 downloaded videos can be made into a DVD to play on home entertainment system.
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Maxthon will no longer work with XP; however I installed the Feb 2015 or older version of Maxthon and that works OK. See OldVersion.com. Maxthon will save any webv page as an image - very handy.
+Thomas Sergeant It's your I.S.P.
9675775 well I was just. A child watching reruns!!! 50 years later I'm still watching reruns!!!! I think most of the stars of the show have passed away , I don't mine ,I'm just glad I'm still kicking!!!!!!! God bless!!!!!!
Yes, we do :)
I remember when Broderick Crawford was the guest host on Saturday night live. They had in a easy chair. They would talk to him once in awhile and he'd say something sarcastic. It was great
great series. Great Brodeick Crawford
Thanks for posting I love this show.
I love the old cars! We had a 1950 Ford and a 1957 Ford!
Thunder Road.
Really like this. Used to watch this and the ZIV show Science Fiction Theater on UHF
Another classic episode.
OK! Dumb thieves talking smart. Wipe the bumper down, but not the doors, handles and steering wheel. THat'l show'em hahaha!
Amazing, Dan Matthews' suit is completely dust free after the gun fight.
That's because the backup crew rushed in and dusted him off.
Would love to see a feature film version of Highway Patrol. V. D'Onofrio could do a great version of Matthews
The only thing D'Onofrio has in common with Crawford is they both don't wipe after they shit
Really? Have you been downwind of both of them?
What made you say something like that?
Karl Piepenburg Good idea on H. P. motion picture. Vincent D’Onofrio , would surpass “Bro drunk” Crawford as Dan Matthews.
@@eatmyskids Pervert!
I always wondered why they were never on the interstate highways and always on the back roads then I remember the first Interstate concrete wasn't laid until 1957 in St. Charles, MO.
Dan must have been one helleva fast golfer
I love it at the end when Dan pushes the guy after searching him.
Come for the police stories, stay for the classic cars & a clean California!
This show was the pioneer of cop shows. Dragnet , Adam-12 ect.
Love to hear those '50s cars accelerate.
you mean rev the engine while barely moving forward. Yea them old cars are okay to look at, but some mom's minivan today would lose one without blinking and give a better ride doing it. If you do not know that, well pity that you weren't around then. If you believe any of those cars could touch the back bumper of a new car, well then pity you also, you're so old you turned senile
eatmyskids Lame - try again. Be more creative - you look the type.
juan galt I don't have to try again, I got you, good do, but no biscuit, you see, I'm the master and you're the dog
eatmyskids You just did try again, weakling. Even more lame. Call your mommy downstairs to help you write the next one, she's starting to bore me.
eatmyskids You must be a Beta male. You write like a mangina lost in his straw-man fallacies.
Farmer looks much older than his wife
He looked like he was in good shape so hopefully he was able to satisfy her. 😉
@@kennethlucas7473 She don't seem Very swift LOL.
Must have had money.
I watched every episode of highway patrol for two and a half days I think there was 100? it was great.
156
154 all good,,!!
I wish I was Dan Mathews. Life would be an endless string of exciting adventures.
A half hour at a time.
Ha ha Shady Lane and that's were you drop anything 'shady'!!!
0:57 I wonder if that's a '57 super D-500 Coronet. Those cars were badass. Had a 325 hemi w/ dual quads.
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MY UNCLE HAD A 392 HEMI IN A 58 CROWN IMPERIAL -BUT HE ALSO MENTIONED HE HAD ONE WITH A SMALLER HEMI THAT WOULD DO 120 MPH IN AN 1/8 TH OF A MILE -NEVER HEARD OF A 325 HEMI -SOUNDS LIKE IT-
These D-500, 325 cid HEMI w/dual quads had 310-hp. (285 with single quad). My reference books indicate that in 1957 a few Coronets were fitted with the D-501 option, a 340-hp, 354 cid HEMI left over from the prior year's Chrysler 300-B.
Another great episode. You can see the reflection of the camera crew at 17:02. I got a kick out of the farmer and the way he ran. He dressed like an old codger but he looks pretty young.
Why do all of the criminals seem like upper middle class educated people that dress impeccably and well groomed?
I remember the late 50's - early 60's when everyone wore suit, tie and a hat. It was as common as jeans are today.
Because the criminal element of today is radically different.
If they weren't everyone would be griping of "stereotypes"...
Boy that farmer and his wife-- what a pair of scholars- not. Dingbat City.
Seems like Dan was hungover and cranky in this one. Slow talkin and slow movin.
BTW! Thanks for posting these !!!
He needs some cheap sunglasses and a shot!
Remember: It's not what you drive, it's how you drive. See you next week.
If you live that long.....
Those crooks were trying to break down an outswing door lol ..I know, it`s a tv show
They’re probably don’t know the elementary concept of push in and pull out
these cars are awesome, but am i wrong but are the suspensions on these 1950s cars as loosey goosey as all get out
Notice the roads they had to drive on, that is why.
The brown and white car definitely needs a new timing chain! Lol
Good luck finding one.
No wonder the cars didn't last long, dirt roads, and driving off road didn't help either.
description of the suspect, that's tough...another well dressed Caucasian man...Thank you Foxeema!
+rahkin rah Excuse me, but all crooks are A-HOLES
Typical Republican criminal.
Case of the Big Mouth Wife
LMAO!!!!
I well remember the size of the trunks on these old cars...kegs, ice chests, picnic gear and food all in the trunk! Then you could fit 6 or 7 people in the car itself.
Mine was a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 2-door.
Ended up making a dirt track car out of it😢.
I wish I had that "57 rag top!
Love the Cars and brilliant Police work.
Poetic justice that a guy from "Deliverance" phones the cops about Ozzie Nelson gone bad. With George The Animal Steele as Dan Matthews, it all makes sense. Maple Avenue needs a re-pave, but The Lab Boys know all.
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Am I glad to hear of your voice I didn't think I'd be able to testify🤓
25:00 "nothing will keep you from testifying" - except for Broderick's stupidity in not keeping him under protection :)
Try and pick em up.......turn on the siren so they know you're coming...
The siren plays a very important role in confirming that a non-stopping car is up to no good, long before catching up with it.
A classic!
The Dust! The Wild Wild West..crossfire, point and shoot! The Cars!😮😊 Love the 50’s shows, even The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet..😍
Did they ever pave roads in the day? so much dust,prob never rains.
I read where they often had to film on private property because B.C. was drunk or too hungover to drive, which seemed to be the case in this episode.
In the 50s, most paved roads were in metro areas.
Very Cool!
Classic cars! EXCUSE ME Sedans ahhahaha! Actually these cars were automobiles back then. Sedans were actually smaller. Hubcaps weigh nearly 5 pounds on some of these.
All those dirt roads - some are probably still dirt in that area.
Nice thumb print bad guy left on the bill of the hat.
Note that the crooks enter getaway car by climbing thru the window...Easier than just opening door, I guess!
Just like Dukes of Hazzard
20:27 crooks going downhill park beside old 30s model car.20:37 they park going uphill beside empty road.
I guess I must have a self preservation criminal mind. First I wouldn't be driving a red convertible with the top down and having to deal with the dust from the California drought, plus making it that much easier to get a make on me. and whats with the suits and ties all the time. Dress casual criminals, more comfortable and you can run faster in the getaway. Make sure to change that air filter on that 57 Ford Sunliner.
"The precedening message was brought to you by.... America Law-abiding Citizens Assisting Criminals"
Wearing like a 2021 bum would make you all the more conspicuous in a 1957 world of gentlemen!
At 25:17, the Sea Hunt splash screen shows up very briefly.
yah Mike nelson busts scuba underwater drag queen bank robbers.
Mathews: “More needles than haystacks”.
...but for the wonders of tv only would the criminal realize that there was a witness who may have saw him...an he's going to look for him too...an just so happens to find him...just to easy... this show is so predictable...
all shows back then were.
Half hour shows, quick story line, equals stupid criminals & smarter cops.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE
Notice the military surplus spare on the jeep.Every episode"the lab boys" comes out of Dans mouth,but we never ever see them....
That was a civilian model Jeep CJ 2A , higher seats, 4 Wheel drive sticker on the tailgate. NDT tires were standard for years.
Those cars mus have needed new air filters about every 3 days with all those dusty roads.
Most of them still had the old oil bath air cleaner. Worked better and longer than the paper elements we use today.
6:45 "Young" should be "Yankee" for Y.
10:33 "Around 5'8", brown hair and a brown suit." That sure narrows it down.
16:12 Because the Highway Patrol has phone numbers for all the farms in the area
Guess what? The farmer's testimony would be pointless. The guy he saw dump the body is dead. He didn't see the other bad guy at all.
"Young" should be "Yankee" for Y.
The police dept. in my area uses the exact same phonetic alphabet as on this show.
Normally the acting is pretty good, although sometimes a bit wooden but the farmer is so bad.... He is hilarious...
The farmer is Lawrence Olivier compared to his dingbat wife.
@@jetglo4001 She does play a dingbat pretty good, but I think she was doing a good job following the script and the director. They wanted her to be loopy, you know, stereotype of the dumb farmer people.
Nice suit ! The man with the hat.
Seen interview with guy from the production company and he said the real highway patrol didn't want Crawford representing them as he kept having drunk driving incidents that were kept quiet and he's talking public safety at the end of the show.
Ah, but the little kids watching this show didn't know that.
Ya well it turns out the la police are the worst criminals in the country right behind New York cops
Love how the automatically know the name of every backwood or mountain trail.
Why not? It's their job!
Maps. They ALL had maps in their cars & on the walls of the precincts, and knew how to use them.
But these guys run all over the place. It isn't set in a city precinct, but large geographic areas. I realize it's for the convenience of the story line, but they get a bit detailed.
Amazing great cars and yet no one could tell a Ford from a Chevy.
I wonder if that 57 ragtop had a 312 or 292. Sounded like a 312.
My dad had the exact same 1957 Sunliner (silver mocha with white top) with solid lifters 312 Y-Block good for 245 hp. I did not see dual exhausts in this episode and would think we have a 292 here.
Mr and Mrs Jensen have a good start on a body farm!
I think they used the same houses , cars and actors because it worked so well..so why change it . look how long the show ran for....
Jack Webb used only five different suits in the entire run of Dragnet, so cutting and editing would be easier.
Truth is, Mr Ziv was operating on a shoestring budget. That's why they used the same homes, motels and restaurants.
Suspect is 5'8, brown hair. "Hey, I just saw that guy...can't be more than one!"
How come Broderick always seems pissed off!
It is hard for a man to pickup and carry an adult male. I had a drunk neighbor who fell down in the snow . I tried to pick him up but I couldn’t. I had to call the police to help me.
Dead weight
We had a man across the street looking for his leg in the snow
Look again. It was obviously a dummy
@@leonrigdon2788 Yeah, but he was not a dummy in the story. I would say that the crook is a professional, not hauling a corpse for the first time.....
It was a brown and white coupe, not a sedan.
It isn't what you drive, but how you drive that counts! 🤔 #mgmlion #roar
...as the airplane flies over...
“We can’t afford to have any live witnesses hanging around”
Gee you saved so much burying that body.......almost like you tossed him in the bushes.
once again, its a hard top, not a sedan.
There sure was an awfully lot of violent crime in the 1950s!!!
No caller id or memory on the phones for missing calls, no answering machines either.
Very analytical thieves, yet they got caught by Matthews.
Matthews has smart, dedicated officers working for him.
24:20 Dan leaps to his feet, giving the criminal no time to do anything....
All the criminals in this show wore a suit and tie. . . . at least they were classy criminals.
Those old fashioned short ties really do look stupid, don't they?
This broderick Crawford, remember it's not what you drink, it's how you drink it🍸
Burn
Who was the best Dan Mathews or Steve McGarret.Vote now.
I liked Jack Lord on Hawaii 50 better. Brod was okay but most of the time I could not understand what the hell he was saying, justa bunch of mumbles .
@@leecoffman2594 I say the same thing when I listen to Joe Biden.
Remember it's not how you drive . .But what you drive that counts.
That attitude has caused a lot of trouble in this world. Status. Ah huh. Not for everyone.
Shady Lane should be titled Dusty Lane
All I could say is 2250 to headquarters by
Highway patrol ? ?? Should be Dirt Road patrol lol
I've noticed they used a lot of dirt, or nearly dirt, roads or narrow not so traveled paved roads in this show. I'm guess that's because they could obtain permits for filming easier than trying to use busy roads.
Why would anyone want to appear on the news?
In those days, appearing on the news, usually in print, was a really really big deal.
2:43
Wondering how many of you, like me, pause the video every so often 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘩𝘦𝘤𝘬 𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘢𝘳𝘴?
𝘾𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞𝙘 example here; a '57 Mercury, either a Montclair or a Monterey, styled similarly to the epic 𝙈𝙚𝙧𝙘𝙪𝙧𝙮 𝙏𝙪𝙧𝙣𝙥𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝘾𝙧𝙪𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙧. How I would love to see one in person!
Me too! Love seeing all the great beauties of the past! I had a '68 Mercury Monterey when I was in my early 20's. It was a misty green with a black vinyl top 4 door. 390 cid big block if I remember right.
As nice as the cars are most the women are nicer. The one in this show, the farmer's wife was cute but there was very little about her on IMDB. I thought she did a good job and wanted see more but she only has one more credited role and that's it.
Driving with the top down and a hat on …..they must glue them on
Back then, men used hair slick products to give their hair a shiny, sleek look and keep it in place, kind of like women used hair spray. Men's products were creams or ointment, not from a pressurized can. Having said this, I doubt if the goop on their hair would stick their hats on. They probably used ties.