When I was little(in the 70ties) my Granny allowed me watching "The streets of San Francisco"! I liked Michael Douglas very much being so handsome and my Granny loved Karl Malden, they were the same age and my Granny always liked those men with this fatherly charisma!
@@TS-1267 May be, but don 't forget, my Granny was about 70 at the time and no more interested in sexual activity! Her father was a bad man and she was always looking for men like Karl Malden , being fatherly, and nice with women and children!
@@fbekker1838 I liked Richard Hatch too. My comment was _not_ intended as any kind of criticism at all. I missed Michael Douglas... I guess he'd gone on by then to other things, films etc. I saw Richard Hatch play a "baddie" (a demented knife-weiding serial killer) in 'TJ.Hooker', and hoped I'd see him in other shows, as another "good guy" so welcomed his role beside "Mike Stone" in "Streets" but was sorry the series didn't go on to let him really get into the role, as Michael Douglas had... I guess the series had been deemed to have run its course after being on air already for several seasons... 🇺🇸🤔🤨♥️🏴🙂🇬🇧🖖
Interesting to rewatch these many years later, the changes in cars/fashion et al. Was a teenage back then; now 62. And watching on a computer screen, not B&W tv in the basement (colour was upstairs where sisters watched ABC's comedy shows)
man ! I watch all the old movies , 20's , 30's , people were cool , 40's , 50's , gettin a little wound up but still kept a groove into 60's , definitely high strung into the 70's , but 80's , 90's ...just plain creepy
The TV show premiered when I was only 2 months old and ended when I was 5 years old, so I grew up watching it on reruns and now I watch full episodes here on TH-cam. I miss those old days.
People of our generation have such great memories punctuated with fabulous shows. I loved the Rockford Files, Alias Smith & Jones, Wild Wild West, Magnum, The Persuaders, Starsky & Hutch, Hawaii Five-O. I could go on, but won't, these are just off the top of my head. There are some amazing things to watch now days without question and eventually they will form there memories but the old ones have I have a special golden feeling around them. I hope I didn't go on I have never replied to you tube follower before but felt compelled to. Er
WOW, I remember Malden doing those commercials that ended Don't leave home without them!! He also played Herb Brooks in a TV movie about the Miracle on Ice!!
I'm glad that I'm old enough to have enjoyed the TV-series that long time ago and this was a welcome return. However, the recording quality is also a bit vintage and the last ten minutes are messed up. As our Aussie friend down below suggests, there is another version with a full ending, You'll miss the ten second intro, though. Just look for "Back to the Streets of San Francisco (1992) Karl Malden HD" at 1:33:50 length. Thx to Kund poyda for your effort.
Hey! I'm from Heidelberg. The former headquarters of the US Army in Europe. The facilities in Frankfurt closed in 2005 and the Heidelberg Garrison moved to Wiesbaden. I think it's sad that out of all Army bases in Germany they closed down Heidelberg. After the end of the cold war and German unification most US troops left Germany. But there are still many left, under NATO status. Why out of all installations did they have to leave Heidelberg? It was the most popular installation among US military personnel. From time to time we still visit the Ramstein Air Base with our American friends _(only two families we know are still living in Germany)._ The base is huge, like a small town, including a mall. But it's just not the same... Back in the days, the commissary was like a wonderland to me. The variety of groceries was just awesome! Today most things are also available at German supermarkets/grocery stores. No big difference. But I'm still looking for affordable grape soda and root beer today.
@@yannick245 I was born in Heidelberg and had an American boy-friend back in the 80ties! He was living next to the Tompkins Barracks which is near Schwetzingen! Those were the days! We used to visit the German-American "Volksfest" enjoying that awesome icecream!
@@sabine4759 Yeah, as a German kid _(born and raised in Heidelberg),_ I never saw these _"buckets"_ of ice cream before. Eating with this wooden spoon/stick, that doctors use, when checking your throat. And the Americans were buying a bucket all for themselves. But they also threw cups away, although not empty. We would never throw food away. But yeah, for me it was Dr. Pepper, grape soda and root beer! My sister was the ice lover. Last week I saw that the same German company that introduced grape soda and root beer, are now selling cans again for €1.99. When they first came on the market, it was €0.99. For two bucks I get imported ones, at my Arab fruit/vegetable shop! At TEDI a chain like a $1 store I'm even paying only €1.40. Drinks are extremely are extremely expensive here. If I'm buying a can of _"Barr"_ bubble gum taste soda, here at the supermarket for €1.XX, I get jealous of the British. On the can it says 0.59£, two cans £1. Where are you from? It was so interesting that the Army is so diverse. Guys from Key West, Florida , Boise Idaho, San Diego, California , Anchorage, Alaska, Bismarck North Dakota etc. etc. were all wearing the same uniform. And many Black men! Because of this we had many mixed kids _(I think mixed babies are especially cute)._ Then speaking our local dialect, haha. Heidelberg also became the birthplace of German hip hop and rap music. Due to the influence of American soldiers. Now Germany is very, very diverse too. And it doesn't stop. Our borders are open. In my city I'm basically already the minority. But that's another subject. I really miss the Americans and I don't know why they gave up the Heidelberg/Mannheim/Schwetzingen bases. They had everything, including the largest US military prison overseas. And the soldiers and officers _(who often had houses outside the bases)_ loved Heidelberg. I heard that it was the most preferred/popular base overseas! Instead they moved to, in parts, to Wiesbaden! Which is a nice city too, but come on!? In 2002, there were plans to build a mall, comparable to the one in Ramstein now. But Obama erased us from the map. Btw: They held the fair again this year! On the grounds of the Campbell barracks. But I didn't go.
*Greetings from Down Under, Australia......Hey, listen up guys, I too got caught out by the screwed up ending. But wait, there's more. Not content with that, I entered the title "Back To The Streets Of San Francisco, in the You Tube search line above, and TA DAAA, on the seventh thumbnail down here it is and its 11 minutes longer as to what we were watching above, (1.33.50 to the above 1.22.50), and the ending is not screwed up either, and best of all, it's in 720p60 HD too. Wish I had of discovered that earlier. Not to worry, will save it for another time. Cheers* ... *PS, please note, that the one above is also there, it's the third one down, so go past it to the seventh one, cheers* ...
@@MrMenefrego1 OH!, sorry to hear that, but after 2 years, I guess nothing stays around too long here in TH-cam. Maybe it'll return, so here's hoping. All the best,cheers...
@@TheDieselbutterfly Actually not too bad considering. We're looking to resuming International travel by years end, although that may change if the populace hasn't reached 80% vaccination...
@@davidhamilton506 I love your country but hate your government.much like my own.however it does confirm my faith in The Bible,tribulation is just getting started.may God bless you
Junior, I see a comment from 5 years ago complaining about the main ending of the movie jumping to unwatchable fast forward. Now in 2023 you still have this junk posted. You're a bad man.
So I love this series. I loved this whole movie until whomever recorded it for us gave us the fast forward version at the end. What the hell was that?!? Anyway, I do thank you for putting it on TH-cam. Next time try and get the whole movie in.
The ending what the heck was that freeze frame to the end, all about? @1:21:02 to the end. And it would have been cool to see Michael Douglas make a cameo on this tv movie. "Back to the Streets of San Francisco"
Nice work by all. Good to see Malden back in a gold Crown Vic 17 years after the series wrapped, and nice tribute to Michael Douglas's Detective Keller. Too bad San Francisco is such a dump now.
Ich kann nicht verstehen warum San Francisco jetzt eine Müllkippe ist.Warum ist das so,wer ist daran schuld..lieben die Menschen ihre Stadt nicht mehr.? Ich habe es in anderen Städten auch schon gesehen, was ist mit dem Menschen los.🌹🌹🌹🇩🇪
I understand after Michael got successful with One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest that he wanted to get into films. But, I bet that Karl Malden was very disappointed.
I was a small pit disapointed with the TV-movie version that was made in early 90's, that Michael Douglas or even Richard hatch was not in with Karl Malden. Because that's where the Chemistry was with his partners. For example Starskey and Hutch. If they had Starkey and no hutch, then the that T.V-movie would be no good. I remember George Glooney when left E.R. for big screen he had no problem coming back afterward to do the final series of E.R.
By the time this was made Michael was a Hollywood A-lister so I don't think he would have wanted to step down to make a TV show. Hatch just disappeared off the radar following BATTLESTAR GALACTICA.
Ego aside, Douglas could have returned to his roots without professional repercussions. He could easily have required a specific short date to film his part so it wouldn't interfere with his million dollar films. To hell with him!
ER was still running when Clooney made his brief return. This is a poorly written cheap looking one off, a decade after the originally show finished. Michael Douglas was correct in staying miles away from it.
Karl Malden said in an article asked the producers not to ask Michael Douglas to return to avoid putting him in an awkward position. Mr. Malden was a classy gentleman. Also, there is nothing wrong with an actor choosing not to reprise a role he has moved on from.
I agree that the ending with the stills is bad. Watching the originals as a kid and this it really breaks my heart all together. Steve would have never been that careless. Just all around bad.
The scene at 51:17 is when Steve is being rushed to the hospital by Dan Robbins and Mike Stone in season 5 episode 2. Steve was shot in the chest by Barbara Ross played by Susan Dey best known as Laurie Partridge and Keller nearly died. I remember when I first saw those last episodes of Michael Douglas ala season 5 episodes 1 and 2 and when Steve was shot and is dying in Mike's arms in part 2 of season 5 episode 2 I was crying and I still do at times when I watch this episode because I once had a friend who was a police officer where I used to live and he was shot in the line of duty. Not in the chest like Inspector Keller but he was shot in the back and the bullet landed in the spine in between the C1 C2 vertebrae and he ended up a quadriplegic the same way as Christopher Reeve and he never walked again and passed away 9 years ago 2 days before Valentines Day. I will never forget reading about it in the paper either because when I read the headline in the state section of the paper when I was on break at work it said Funeral for former Missoula Police Officer to be held in 2 days and at first I thought it was a former police officer who retired and passed away but when I saw my friend's name I totally lost it and couldn't concentrate the rest of the day at work
Quinn Martin was five years dead when this TV movie premiered, but it is a relief to many of the fans of his shows that there was at least one QM regular in this movie - that being Darlene Carr.
That stands the reason why Aaron Spelling produced the movie for television, since he had inherited Quinn Martin's programming library. Of course, Paul Henning had to confer with Spelling to get Barnaby Jones(Buddy Ebsen) in the Beverly Hillbillies feature film, where Jim Varney portrayed Jed Clampett!!!
Did you know that the actor who played Mr. Brown was in Escape From Alcatraz as English the black con Clint Eastwood's character Frank Morris befriended?
I wish they would play the reruns of this series on METV or the other oldie stations. That seems to be one of the few that hasn't. That and Police Woman because who can't look at Angie Dickinson?
Streets of San Francisco needs a reboot......... and no, I am NOT talking about a reboot like how they ruined Hawaii 5-0 (ie. drowned in techno-babble, computers, cell-phones, and hacker shit).
So what, a Street of San Francisco without Malden and without Douglas ? Isn't that a bit like a reunion concert of the Beatles without McCartney and Lennon ? What they could do is what the British did with Inspector Morse: making a series about young Morse, under the title Endeavour. Maybe there could be a reboot with a young Mike Stone, set in the 1950's, with nice old cars and slick mobsters etc. But a series in the 1970's without the two main figures... Hmmm... not really.
I agree with you. Do not, under any circumstances, wish for a SOSF reboot/remake/retread/reanything. BARF. A 1950's Mike Stone show sounds intriguing however.
Out of respect for Karl Malden, Michael Douglas could have made at least a cameo appearance. This way, the script could have been rewritten where he is not killed. I suppose it doesn’t matter now. Karl is now gone too.
I liked the newer intro music. More mature.. majestic... mirroring the maturing times and city. Now with Google maps street view you can find all the locations from the original series, and see what they look like now. Like Steve's apartment on Union Street, etc.
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I remember it very well....1972 ...Karl & Michael...the original series ....😊
When I was little(in the 70ties) my Granny allowed me watching "The streets of San Francisco"! I liked Michael Douglas very much being so handsome and my Granny loved Karl Malden, they were the same age and my Granny always liked those men with this fatherly charisma!
Karl Maldon is like an ideal example for all policemen, how they should be. A Fatherly image.
... Your Granny Probably Thought M.D was Dishy Too... 😂😂😂 0:09
@@TS-1267 May be, but don 't forget, my Granny was about 70 at the time and no more interested in sexual activity!
Her father was a bad man and she was always looking for men like Karl Malden , being fatherly, and nice with women and children!
With Michael; that was my favorite TV show for all those years it aired .
Good show I always liked the streets of San Francisco with actor Michael Douglas and Karl Malden
it was never the same without Michael Douglas.
Llllllplllll
I got season 1 2 3 for $15. Original series with Mike Douglas
😢 Poor Richard Hatch 😢
(...he was best as Apollo).
@@brigidsingleton1596he really wasn't bad. Didn't get as long chance to establish himself.
I liked his role.
@@fbekker1838
I liked Richard Hatch too. My comment was _not_ intended as any kind of criticism at all.
I missed Michael Douglas... I guess he'd gone on by then to other things, films etc.
I saw Richard Hatch play a "baddie" (a demented knife-weiding serial killer) in 'TJ.Hooker', and hoped I'd see him in other shows, as another "good guy" so welcomed his role beside "Mike Stone" in "Streets" but was sorry the series didn't go on to let him really get into the role, as Michael Douglas had... I guess the series had been deemed to have run its course after being on air already for several seasons... 🇺🇸🤔🤨♥️🏴🙂🇬🇧🖖
Karl was 80 years old when he did this. He looks great. And he always did. He was 60 when he started the series.
Had that been a real life cop, he could have retired by the early 80s
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He lived into his 90s, I believe. A long, well lived accomplished life!
@@Mark-yy2py He became 97
He was born 1908, like my Granny ! So he was 84 when he did this movie!
Interesting to rewatch these many years later, the changes in cars/fashion et al. Was a teenage back then; now 62. And watching on a computer screen, not B&W tv in the basement (colour was upstairs where sisters watched ABC's comedy shows)
Lol, sounds like the good ole days. Sounds familiar.😀
man ! I watch all the old movies , 20's , 30's , people were cool , 40's , 50's , gettin a little wound up but still kept a groove into 60's , definitely high strung into the 70's , but 80's , 90's ...just plain creepy
This is the kind of show I prefer over today's shows ,thanks youtube and my local library
I love San Francisco I love watching Karl malden n Michael Douglas real action thanks for posting it 🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮
A real Classic Gem of a series, Thank you for posting! Memories from way back.
The TV show premiered when I was only 2 months old and ended when I was 5 years old, so I grew up watching it on reruns and now I watch full episodes here on TH-cam. I miss those old days.
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me too 75yr old american in laos
Rockford and the streets were my series - the music, the actors, the locations - awesome 💪🏼🤠🤗
Me to
Don’t forget the cars&working/living in cars how mike&steve ate and spent all day in that car
The 70s was full of great detective shows like those two, Columbo, Kojak, Cannon, Barnaby Jones, Starsky & Hutch, Mannix etc.
ya , rockfield was the man , you couldn't get an actor to play a 'jerk' like rockfield did.
People of our generation have such great memories punctuated with fabulous shows. I loved the Rockford Files, Alias Smith & Jones, Wild Wild West, Magnum, The Persuaders, Starsky & Hutch, Hawaii Five-O. I could go on, but won't, these are just off the top of my head. There are some amazing things to watch now days without question and eventually they will form there memories but the old ones have I have a special golden feeling around them. I hope I didn't go on I have never replied to you tube follower before but felt compelled to.
Er
Used to watch this when I visited my mother on weekends.
Back when the city still had some style.
My family and I used to watch this series in Turkiye. Loved it!
What a great actor and gentleman Karl Malden was. Michael Douglas is missing in this film though.
WOW, I remember Malden doing those commercials that ended Don't leave home without them!! He also played Herb Brooks in a TV movie about the Miracle on Ice!!
Those stupid commercials adverts ruined Karl Malden acting career, shame because, he still is a Superb actor.
I love this show and it has many well known stars in guest starring roles- more so than many reruns.
I'm glad that I'm old enough to have enjoyed the TV-series that long time ago and this was a welcome return. However, the recording quality is also a bit vintage and the last ten minutes are messed up. As our Aussie friend down below suggests, there is another version with a full ending, You'll miss the ten second intro, though. Just look for "Back to the Streets of San Francisco (1992) Karl Malden HD" at
1:33:50 length. Thx to Kund poyda for your effort.
San Francisco ist meine Lieblingsserie ,ich liebe die Stadt und die tollen Schauspieler. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love the old school tv series and movies👍
Not just Malden's hair turned grey or silver, but most of the cars apparantly did. I miss the colourful 1970's cars !
Those were the days.
Brings back memories when I was in Frankfurt way back in the 80's... Residing there.. I remember they had the AFN network.. Excellent actors...
Hey! I'm from Heidelberg. The former headquarters of the US Army in Europe.
The facilities in Frankfurt closed in 2005 and the Heidelberg Garrison moved to Wiesbaden.
I think it's sad that out of all Army bases in Germany they closed down Heidelberg. After the end of the cold war and German unification most US troops left Germany. But there are still many left, under NATO status. Why out of all installations did they have to leave Heidelberg? It was the most popular installation among US military personnel.
From time to time we still visit the Ramstein Air Base with our American friends _(only two families we know are still living in Germany)._ The base is huge, like a small town, including a mall. But it's just not the same...
Back in the days, the commissary was like a wonderland to me. The variety of groceries was just awesome! Today most things are also available at German supermarkets/grocery stores. No big difference. But I'm still looking for affordable grape soda and root beer today.
@@yannick245 Are you still living in Heidelberg?
@@sabine4759 Basically right next to it.
@@yannick245 I was born in Heidelberg and had an American boy-friend back in the 80ties! He was living next to the Tompkins Barracks which is near Schwetzingen! Those were the days! We used to visit the German-American "Volksfest" enjoying that awesome icecream!
@@sabine4759 Yeah, as a German kid _(born and raised in Heidelberg),_ I never saw these _"buckets"_ of ice cream before. Eating with this wooden spoon/stick, that doctors use, when checking your throat. And the Americans were buying a bucket all for themselves. But they also threw cups away, although not empty. We would never throw food away.
But yeah, for me it was Dr. Pepper, grape soda and root beer! My sister was the ice lover.
Last week I saw that the same German company that introduced grape soda and root beer, are now selling cans again for €1.99. When they first came on the market, it was €0.99. For two bucks I get imported ones, at my Arab fruit/vegetable shop! At TEDI a chain like a $1 store I'm even paying only €1.40.
Drinks are extremely are extremely expensive here.
If I'm buying a can of _"Barr"_ bubble gum taste soda, here at the supermarket for €1.XX, I get jealous of the British. On the can it says 0.59£, two cans £1.
Where are you from?
It was so interesting that the Army is so diverse. Guys from Key West, Florida , Boise Idaho, San Diego, California , Anchorage, Alaska, Bismarck North Dakota etc. etc. were all wearing the same uniform. And many Black men! Because of this we had many mixed kids _(I think mixed babies are especially cute)._ Then speaking our local dialect, haha.
Heidelberg also became the birthplace of German hip hop and rap music. Due to the influence of American soldiers.
Now Germany is very, very diverse too. And it doesn't stop. Our borders are open. In my city I'm basically already the minority. But that's another subject.
I really miss the Americans and I don't know why they gave up the Heidelberg/Mannheim/Schwetzingen bases. They had everything, including the largest US military prison overseas. And the soldiers and officers _(who often had houses outside the bases)_ loved Heidelberg. I heard that it was the most preferred/popular base overseas!
Instead they moved to, in parts, to Wiesbaden! Which is a nice city too, but come on!?
In 2002, there were plans to build a mall, comparable to the one in Ramstein now. But Obama erased us from the map.
Btw: They held the fair again this year! On the grounds of the Campbell barracks. But I didn't go.
*Greetings from Down Under, Australia......Hey, listen up guys, I too got caught out by the screwed up ending. But wait, there's more. Not content with that, I entered the title "Back To The Streets Of San Francisco, in the You Tube search line above, and TA DAAA, on the seventh thumbnail down here it is and its 11 minutes longer as to what we were watching above, (1.33.50 to the above 1.22.50), and the ending is not screwed up either, and best of all, it's in 720p60 HD too. Wish I had of discovered that earlier. Not to worry, will save it for another time. Cheers* ... *PS, please note, that the one above is also there, it's the third one down, so go past it to the seventh one, cheers* ...
it's gone now
@@MrMenefrego1 OH!, sorry to hear that, but after 2 years, I guess nothing stays around too long here in TH-cam. Maybe it'll return, so here's hoping. All the best,cheers...
@@davidhamilton506 hi .how are things down under
@@TheDieselbutterfly Actually not too bad considering. We're looking to resuming International travel by years end, although that may change if the populace hasn't reached 80% vaccination...
@@davidhamilton506 I love your country but hate your government.much like my own.however it does confirm my faith in The Bible,tribulation is just getting started.may God bless you
One of my favorite TV shows.
Junior, I see a comment from 5 years ago complaining about the main ending of the movie jumping to unwatchable fast forward. Now in 2023 you still have this junk posted. You're a bad man.
Karl Malden was great in this series.
I remember this some years ago and loved it and enjoyed it very much Thank .you so much for sharing.👍👍👍💜💚💙🤗
So I love this series. I loved this whole movie until whomever recorded it for us gave us the fast forward version at the end. What the hell was that?!? Anyway, I do thank you for putting it on TH-cam. Next time try and get the whole movie in.
Wish this was on DVD released with the series. Maybe someday they will release this on DVD
The ending what the heck was that freeze frame to the end, all about? @1:21:02 to the end.
And it would have been cool to see Michael Douglas make a cameo on this tv movie. "Back to the Streets of San Francisco"
Nice work by all. Good to see Malden back in a gold Crown Vic 17 years after the series wrapped, and nice tribute to Michael Douglas's Detective Keller. Too bad San Francisco is such a dump now.
SF is a waste dump site now thanks to the demonic Democrats. Its a $hithole!
Ich kann nicht verstehen warum San Francisco jetzt eine Müllkippe ist.Warum ist das so,wer ist daran schuld..lieben die Menschen ihre Stadt nicht mehr.? Ich habe es in anderen Städten auch schon gesehen, was ist mit dem Menschen los.🌹🌹🌹🇩🇪
San Francisco was such a great city back then. Now it is such a dump. Loved the original series.
I understand after Michael got successful with One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest that he wanted to get into films. But, I bet that Karl Malden was very disappointed.
I was a small pit disapointed with the TV-movie version that was made in early 90's, that Michael Douglas or even Richard hatch was not in with Karl Malden. Because that's where the Chemistry was with his partners. For example Starskey and Hutch. If they had Starkey and no hutch, then the that T.V-movie would be no good. I remember George Glooney when left E.R. for big screen he had no problem coming back afterward to do the final series of E.R.
By the time this was made Michael was a Hollywood A-lister so I don't think he would have wanted to step down to make a TV show. Hatch just disappeared off the radar following BATTLESTAR GALACTICA.
Ego aside, Douglas could have returned to his roots without professional repercussions. He could easily have required a specific short date to film his part so it wouldn't interfere with his million dollar films. To hell with him!
ER was still running when Clooney made his brief return. This is a poorly written cheap looking one off, a decade after the originally show finished. Michael Douglas was correct in staying miles away from it.
Karl Malden said in an article asked the producers not to ask Michael Douglas to return to avoid putting him in an awkward position. Mr. Malden was a classy gentleman. Also, there is nothing wrong with an actor choosing not to reprise a role he has moved on from.
This was like Nash Bridges before Nash Bridges.
WARNING!!! Do not waste your time on this... It cuts out 5 minutes from the end!!!
🤯
Kay.
Real Classic Film I would say than today's Hollywood movies.
Thankful for Karl 😊
Outstanding! Never seen this!
Thanks for sharing!
I remember seeing every single episode of The Streets of San Francisco very well when I was much younger and boy did I enjoy watching it very much.
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Cool! I have this whole movie on VHS.
@ Tina85ok .. Can I come over & watch the last few minutes?? ... ;)
Love watching this show you tube videos
Can you put the last bit on TH-cam? I couldn’t believe I invested this time and didn’t get to see the ending.
Such a beautiful but sad episode.
As of today the end of the video is screwed up. Never mind, I enjoyed it, thanks.
what happen with this video the last mins it goes forward quickly and not able see the last part ending. thanks love this series thanks for posting
I agree that the ending with the stills is bad. Watching the originals as a kid and this it really breaks my heart all together. Steve would have never been that careless. Just all around bad.
Darleen Carr returned. Awesome.
I've never seen that done before, fast forward climax. Oh well.
Iconic detective series
The scene at 51:17 is when Steve is being rushed to the hospital by Dan Robbins and Mike Stone in season 5 episode 2. Steve was shot in the chest by Barbara Ross played by Susan Dey best known as Laurie Partridge and Keller nearly died. I remember when I first saw those last episodes of Michael Douglas ala season 5 episodes 1 and 2 and when Steve was shot and is dying in Mike's arms in part 2 of season 5 episode 2 I was crying and I still do at times when I watch this episode because I once had a friend who was a police officer where I used to live and he was shot in the line of duty. Not in the chest like Inspector Keller but he was shot in the back and the bullet landed in the spine in between the C1 C2 vertebrae and he ended up a quadriplegic the same way as Christopher Reeve and he never walked again and passed away 9 years ago 2 days before Valentines Day. I will never forget reading about it in the paper either because when I read the headline in the state section of the paper when I was on break at work it said Funeral for former Missoula Police Officer to be held in 2 days and at first I thought it was a former police officer who retired and passed away but when I saw my friend's name I totally lost it and couldn't concentrate the rest of the day at work
How dissappointing to have the end briefed through but at least we got to slip in clips. Great film
This series was great. Anyway you could obtain the Mod Squad?
Loved the original but without Steve its not the same.
I agree
Quinn Martin was five years dead when this TV movie premiered, but it is a relief to many of the fans of his shows that there was at least one QM regular in this movie - that being Darlene Carr.
That stands the reason why Aaron Spelling produced the movie for television, since he had inherited Quinn Martin's programming library. Of course, Paul Henning had to confer with Spelling to get Barnaby Jones(Buddy Ebsen) in the Beverly Hillbillies feature film, where Jim Varney portrayed Jed Clampett!!!
@@michaelpowell5266, Let's not knock Aron Speilling, Superb talented producer.
Why the hell can't I find a GOOD copy of this movie?? No one else out there has it in their collection??
Did you know that the actor who played Mr. Brown was in Escape From Alcatraz as English the black con Clint Eastwood's character Frank Morris befriended?
I wish they would play the reruns of this series on METV or the other oldie stations. That seems to be one of the few that hasn't. That and Police Woman because who can't look at Angie Dickinson?
Karl Malden and a young Michael Douglas! C'mon man!!
Karl was almost 80 years old in this reprise.
And still badass
I enjoyed that episode
Don't be posting it up if you don't have the whole movie without stills!
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I agree,this does not help anyone who has never seen it and was hoping to relive the good old days of the streets of San Francisco.
Streets of San Francisco needs a reboot......... and no, I am NOT talking about a reboot like how they ruined Hawaii 5-0 (ie. drowned in techno-babble, computers, cell-phones, and hacker shit).
So what, a Street of San Francisco without Malden and without Douglas ? Isn't that a bit like a reunion concert of the Beatles without McCartney and Lennon ? What they could do is what the British did with Inspector Morse: making a series about young Morse, under the title Endeavour. Maybe there could be a reboot with a young Mike Stone, set in the 1950's, with nice old cars and slick mobsters etc. But a series in the 1970's without the two main figures... Hmmm... not really.
I agree with you. Do not, under any circumstances, wish for a SOSF reboot/remake/retread/reanything. BARF. A 1950's Mike Stone show sounds intriguing however.
@@missstargazer79 CBS is actually thinking of a reboot of "The Streets of San Francisco" I think it could work.
Imo the Hawaii 5-0 reboot is great.
@@chuckers40 Not without Malden and Douglas it wouldn't. I much prefer the 1950s Mike Stone prequel idea.
thank you 🙏🏿
Disrespectful to Michael Douglas as he put so much into the series that he should never have been murdered off .
very disappointing
THUNDER CHILD - maybe he was holding out for more money 💰?
Tas ahievao si el man did not want to be in. Entonces que se muera and period.
Out of respect for Karl Malden, Michael Douglas could have made at least a cameo appearance. This way, the script could have been rewritten where he is not killed. I suppose it doesn’t matter now. Karl is now gone too.
It was great until the last part too fast and don't know how it ended what a shame ❤❤
The Series is still available on Fuzzy TV You Tube Channel. Great show.
I liked the newer intro music. More mature.. majestic... mirroring the maturing times and city. Now with Google maps street view you can find all the locations from the original series, and see what they look like now. Like Steve's apartment on Union Street, etc.
Not enough time, I understand great esp!!👍
Does anyone know where I can watch all these great episodes of streets of San Francisco?
You tube and MeTv +. Airs daily at 2pm. Ditto Mod Squad, Hawaii Five O, & The Rookies.
Utube!! What happened to the film in the end of the movie. All I saw were stills rapidly flashing and no sound.
Watched the whole movie until the last 5 minutes, then the picture went berserk
Old people Kick-Ass.
There is something wrong in the video in the end.
Now it’s the Homeless on the streets of San Francisco
William Daniels is now 91 years old! Holy heck!
@@suzannewillis817 Very
Liked the show,except the last 10min..It was on fast forward, couldn't stop it!
In Color!
A Quinn Martin production!
This is a great cop show
Michael Douglas looks like Bradley cooper in this.
Boy! Somebody must've been in a hurry...
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Inspector Connor so reminds me of Inspector Keller
29:36 I wish they would show cops speaking bluntly like, “You’re dumb as hell!” 😂😂😂😂
This is like a Hallmark movie, where is the action of a 70s cop show?
Very good
Is There A Good Version Of Back To The Streets Of San Francisco Also Wondered Is It Available On DVD.
I wish it was
Good question. Stone gets the loser in the end and beats the crap out of him.that idiot probably wished he never had been born.
That would be CBS' call, since it's now responsible for both Quinn Martin's and Aaron Spelling's programs!!!
Die Straßen von Sanfrancisko.War auch eine tolle Krimi Version.
No 8track tapes like in the 70,s old show in this movie. --Missed those 8track tape days original show
Forget the fond memories. Why did you fast forward the fourth act and epilog(ue)?
The movie was going so good until the ending, what kind of crap is this!
Good movie...I enjoyed although the last minutes are sped and can't be watched properly...
Karl Malden
this was painful to watch. i like the OG seasons
next time you wanna go for a boat ride..don't take me
You ruined a perfect memories of my childhood by f……ing the end of this movie 🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡
Meaning what? Is the ending cut?
Great story!!
Was great until the end and then for some reason it's stuck on fast forward can't get it to stop
Pity that the ending was a slideshow