Found this by chance and I can't stop looking at these episodes way way better than any of the cop shows at present thank you for loading these episodes and it's just so real to see what they made years ago against what trash they make today thank you xx Cork Ireland 🇮🇪
*"Reckless driving does not determine who's right, but who's left."* That message by Broderick Crawford still rings true to motorists in this present day and age.
The show reminds me of the general ambience of the times and the exclusive general societal values that were predicated on respect for law and order, family, nation, patriotism and of course anti-Communism. We were a united people back then. Drugs, perversions, and general hooliganism were not tolerated anywhere in society. It was as it should be. Now, our media elites glorify crime, anti-family behavior, and violent riots. Funny, I never knew that SJW types had a thing for 50s shows. Be careful, the old values might wear off on you.
The inane jab of "SJW" is both spurious and adolescent. You have rather less than no knowledge of my personal and social values. Perhaps your view of the 50's is nostalgic. Was that not the very time when black leather jacketed hooligans, heroin, cocaine and the like were entering society, or some parts of society? Drugs, perversions and crime of been part of societies since societies were formed. The idea of some Golden Age is observably false.
Actually, the SJW designation was right on point, and you know that very well. That's why you had to feign offense at the remark. I can smell a leftist a mile away, and frankly you smell like one. The tip-off of course is the Left's unhinged hatred of anything 1950s. And, like all leftists, you make the mistake of imagining that exceptions to the rule violate the generality. Of course the 1950s had its share of baddies. What society doesn't or hasn't? However, the key to determining the health of a society lies in the proportion of functionality, civility, and high trust relative to the opposites. I lived through the period so I know very well how the counter-cultural revolution of the late 60s transformed this country into the generalized freak show it is today.
To what do you attribute such prescient knowledge? Perhaps you are posturing for affect. Cute clichés like "I can smell a Leftist a mile away." or SJW, lack merit and have no place is serious discourse. I hardly, "feigned offense" but merely responded to an inane jab. Your fatuous guess to my political position is spurious and a tad amusing. I have not stated or implied any political position, left or otherwise. Are you generally given to drawing unfounded conclusions from such a meager exchange?
Actor Richard Bull, is in this episode as Joe Curran one of the brothers. Richard has starred in such great shows as Voyage to the bottom of the sea, he played the doctor. And he played as Neil Olson in Little house on the Prairie and Little house New beginnings. Richard is a very good actor.
Thanks soooooo much for the upload and sharing it. I love these old shows. They had a real plot and didn't rely on special effects. Keep up the GREAT work. I'll be looking for more from you. 😘💕 And I have been getting a good chuckle at the hair styles from that time period.
I love this episode, makes me laugh every time. The "Supervisor" is awesome, love when he is going on about what a screw up Pete is, and says "Sure, they'll get ya. The main problem is to keep me out of it." Then he walks on so self assured. Total psychopath! Lol!
And the tracks in Glendale are today now operated by Union Pacific. UP actually does have their ICTF intermodal yard there and the depot is populated by Metrolink and Amtrak's *Pacific Surfliner* and *Coast Starlight* trains.
at 10:22 1958 Dodge Mopar, cooler and faster than the 1957 Chevy. 1958 and 1959 had the 392 Hemi V8, many record breaking drag racing cars ran this engine, including Don Garlits, first AA/FD at 200 MPH 1964
Foxeema Classic TV 2, you totally ROCK with presentations of Highway Patrol. I remember seeing these (first run, thank you, and don't try to figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL). Keep up the good work.
I want to know if Broderick Crawford had teeth during the tenure of" Highway Patrol"...These would be good MST3K material....Thank you so much for posting!!...Love this stuff!!
Sally, it's the company that filmed the show, they filmed a few of the early PERRY MASON episode's, then CBS started doing the filming themselves P.S. very nice legs
I love this channel. It takes me back, to a time that murder happened only on TV,. Oh, we knew they happened, but not often, and not to those of us who lived our lives the way people are supposed to.
Niles Olson has got a better wife with a better personality than Harriet.But he wasn't killed on Little House although he often wished Harriet would be.
You should see the outfit my wife wears when she cleans house, a very short skirt, heels, and nearly topless, of course she usually doesn't get much house work done when she dresses like that 😁
Did anyone notice, When the dispatcher called Officer, 2370,,, And told him to go to the warehouse,, He took of f in , A Dodge coronet,, And he arrived at the warehouse, In a Mercury,,, That is a slick trick,,,
GoogleFascists: Your comment is spot on, If you don't believe it, look at the "License Plates" episode where the kid pulls a toy gun on Matthews and his partner, and they play along and commend the kid! Yes, sadly, we live in a different America now!
Dan REALLY needs a poo throughout this entire episode.... Don't believe me? watch it again... He walks like it, reacts like it and treats everyone as if he hasn't crapped in days...or is rushing to squeeze one out.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ZoneFighter1, it isn't a documentary, but why is it in the present day that too often we hear about the unarmed guilty or innocent " whatever's " are being shot multiple times when they're already dead
One of the reasons why I enjoy watching the HP show is the somewhat comical absurdity of certain situations. For instance, the syndicate sends an experienced professional killer to do the job and what does the big shot do? He leaves the knife with incriminating fingerprints at the scene of crime!😂😂Thank you for sharing these gems with us.
Woman walking down a line looking like she trying to identify suspects in a lineup and not one of the people she looking at curious or even look at here, especially when she stops to look them right in the face. Really?
It certainly did have a few leaks in this story. Mathews tells Joe's wife she's going to have to come with him. He puts a coat on her, then goes out by himself, gets in the car and leaves. Then later, he has to come back for her and she's still in the house with her coat on. Then Mathews say "Damn it. I knew I forgot something."
It was ok until the end where the lady pulls a weapon after being so helpful to the cops, it's like. WHY? She was a victim and we felt sorry then that. Really stupid.
6:53...The ex-syndicate mark is standing too close to his own brother, the hit man. Only on TV do former syndicate members stand so close so that the hit man can easily grab his gun out of his belt.
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Found this by chance and I can't stop looking at these episodes way way better than any of the cop shows at present thank you for loading these episodes and it's just so real to see what they made years ago against what trash they make today thank you xx Cork Ireland 🇮🇪
They are kind of like crisps... hard to stop with just one.
*"Reckless driving does not determine who's right, but who's left."* That message by Broderick Crawford still rings true to motorists in this present day and age.
#mgmlion #roar
Don't drive fast. İt's better to be known as Mr. Late than late mr. Saw that on a roadsign once in perhaps the most unexpected of places.
My favorite:…”the clowns at the circus are real funny…the clowns on the highway…are murder.
True,, however Broderick Crawford was still a drunk that had his license revoked during the filming of this series.😅
I'm so glad I spent my childhood in the 50s. These shows take me back when this was a sane normal country. I wish I could go back in time.
Two murders and an attempted murder are, "sane and normal"?
The show reminds me of the general ambience of the times and the exclusive general societal values that were predicated on respect for law and order, family, nation, patriotism and of course anti-Communism. We were a united people back then. Drugs, perversions, and general hooliganism were not tolerated anywhere in society. It was as it should be. Now, our media elites glorify crime, anti-family behavior, and violent riots.
Funny, I never knew that SJW types had a thing for 50s shows. Be careful, the old values might wear off on you.
The inane jab of "SJW" is both spurious and adolescent. You have rather less than no knowledge of my personal and social values. Perhaps your view of the 50's is nostalgic. Was that not the very time when black leather jacketed hooligans, heroin, cocaine and the like were entering society, or some parts of society? Drugs, perversions and crime of been part of societies since societies were formed. The idea of some Golden Age is observably false.
Actually, the SJW designation was right on point, and you know that very well. That's why you had to feign offense at the remark. I can smell a leftist a mile away, and frankly you smell like one. The tip-off of course is the Left's unhinged hatred of anything 1950s. And, like all leftists, you make the mistake of imagining that exceptions to the rule violate the generality. Of course the 1950s had its share of baddies. What society doesn't or hasn't? However, the key to determining the health of a society lies in the proportion of functionality, civility, and high trust relative to the opposites. I lived through the period so I know very well how the counter-cultural revolution of the late 60s transformed this country into the generalized freak show it is today.
To what do you attribute such prescient knowledge? Perhaps you are posturing for affect. Cute clichés like "I can smell a Leftist a mile away." or SJW, lack merit and have no place is serious discourse. I hardly, "feigned offense" but merely responded to an inane jab. Your fatuous guess to my political position is spurious and a tad amusing. I have not stated or implied any political position, left or otherwise. Are you generally given to drawing unfounded conclusions from such a meager exchange?
I remember watching these on British Tv in the 50s. Liked them and still do . Good clean drama. Brodrick Crawford one of my favorite actors.
Must have seemed like it was happening on another planet.
He talks so fast!!
These were the best. I've literally watched more of these here on YT at age 65 than I did as a kid. LOVE it. Thank you for posting these for us.
Same Here Too Man...
This is one of my favorite episodes of Highway Patrol.
Actor Richard Bull, is in this episode as Joe Curran one of the brothers. Richard has starred in such great shows as Voyage to the bottom of the sea, he played the doctor. And he played as Neil Olson in Little house on the Prairie and Little house New beginnings. Richard is a very good actor.
I THOUGHT that was "Nells". Thanks!
A time when.thugs dressed in style, and drove.nice cars.
Watching a show made roughly 70 years ago wow!!
Thanks soooooo much for the upload and sharing it. I love these old shows. They had a real plot and didn't rely on special effects. Keep up the GREAT work. I'll be looking for more from you. 😘💕 And I have been getting a good chuckle at the hair styles from that time period.
Yeah. The hairstyles are funny. Not like the purple or green, cotton candy , doll baby hairdos now.
it's nice to see woman covered up instead of showing all their possessions.
I got them x-ray glasses! Saw them in the back of a comic!
X ray glasses don’t work on jeans They distort the image of the vagina. They work great on pajamas,bikinis,panties,and
Shorts
Modern sluts do show their "possessions".
@@colinl5951 xray specs, they were good at the beach!
She the wife, didn't have to show anything, those were sticking out there even covered up 😁
I love this episode, makes me laugh every time. The "Supervisor" is awesome, love when he is going on about what a screw up Pete is, and says "Sure, they'll get ya. The main problem is to keep me out of it." Then he walks on so self assured. Total psychopath! Lol!
I get that everytime I call my family. How did you find us...again? 😆😆😆
In Scotland, if you arrive unexpected;y at someone's home, they will say, "You'll have had your tea." It means, because you won't be getting any here.
@@Sootaroot ...Scotland, home to my Stewart ancestors. I love finding out cool little things like that! Thanks!!
@@Sootaroot
my wife tells me that some times too . Except I'm not looking for tea 😁
I child proofed my home
But they get M anyway
Supervisor Foley made one crucial mistake--hiding behind the "Daily Bugle" does not fool Dan Mathews. Go, Dan, go!
Dan should have given the wife a break.
Man the Supervisor ran like a crazy lunatic and he supposed to be a Professional!
The supervisor probably should have taken a latter train and just sleep on the park bench a few hours.
@@clementymemg : I’d give her one.
No gang-banger thugs with tattooed faces back in those days. Criminals wore suits, ties and hats.
They were taught social skills
These are actors, not real-life criminals - just in case you weren't aware of that.
@NPCs U Can’t Laugh _____ Bahahaha Or schools taught better.
To: 1mrstutt those were the good old days
They sure don't make TV shows like those anymore
They did, as far as photos of real gangsters can tell.
🔵THIS IS MATTEWS, TO YOU ALL NAIVE COMMENTERS KEEP WATCHING THE SHOW AND DON'T FORGET TO WATCH NEXT WEEKS EPISODE, IS GOING TO BE A GOOD ONE.😂🔴
I love this show.
ROAD WARRIOR &I in
Good episode. Thank you for uploading.
That's the train station in Glendale, Calif.
+MrShobar Thanks for the info, I grew up in the SFV, half the reason I watch is to see if I can recognize the neighborhood.
@@johnSmith-no2wi Wow, it looks the same.
Thanks I grew up around Burbank, Pasadena area. I thought so but, had forgotten. Thanks
I just looked... there is a Lafayette,CA
And the tracks in Glendale are today now operated by Union Pacific. UP actually does have their ICTF intermodal yard there and the depot is populated by Metrolink and Amtrak's *Pacific Surfliner* and *Coast Starlight* trains.
How efficient are the Crime Lab! Instant results. Beats CSI hands down!
LMAO....You are funny!
Haha
"If the suicide angle doesn't check out with the lab boys, let me know." Matthews always calls them "the lab boys."
@@GiacomoVeteran
C CV c'mon
at 10:22 1958 Dodge Mopar, cooler and faster than the 1957 Chevy.
1958 and 1959 had the 392 Hemi V8, many record breaking drag racing
cars ran this engine, including Don Garlits, first AA/FD at 200 MPH 1964
I love the birdsong near the start and end of this episode. it's so restful. It should have a calming effect on all those stressed out people.
Let her go.
She was going to do society a big favor.
She was only cleaning up the trash.
Good episode. Was impressed with the dispatcher, not only very good looking but was on top of her game communicating to Dan and the officers!
If I was Dan, I'd make a move on her and try to ask her out on a date. Dan IS single, isn't he?
@@reynaldoflores4522 Naw. Dan had no time for women- He was married to his job.
If she was a man you wouldn't comment on her (his) looks
@@mythicnoetic because he is not gay.
@@reynaldoflores4522 Broderick was pretty attentive to the wife, helping her with her coat.
Lousy episode. The wife deserves a break.
Foxeema Classic TV 2, you totally ROCK with presentations of Highway Patrol. I remember seeing these (first run, thank you, and don't try to figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL).
Keep up the good work.
+Juliaflo I have it, You are 39 years young. hahaha
.......More or less.
Juliaflo See, I knew it. I guess I can hang my shingle in front and charge for my psychic abilities. haha
Me too. Born in the 50's.
@@helenkruse To the original fans of Highway Patrol, 39 IS young.
2370 is Ron Foster; steady TV Career. Also in some decent Poverty Row films such as “Walking Target”.
Loved that train. Those old cars are real "groovy" too as we said back the day.
thanks for posting
They finally got him for stealing that newspaper.
Hooked on highway patrol!
The most.dangerous nut in the car is you , ....the rest help hold the car together. Dive safe!. See you.
No jury will convict the wife.
For trying to kill her husband killer.
I want to know if Broderick Crawford had teeth during the tenure of" Highway Patrol"...These would be good MST3K material....Thank you so much for posting!!...Love this stuff!!
What is it with the "Tcf" logo, is it dancing to it's own tune or something?
Sally one Darn thing is going nuts in this episode.
Must have something to do with digital stuff. Sometimes on some episodes the background will warp and bow around.
Sally, it's the company that filmed the show, they filmed a few of the early PERRY MASON episode's, then CBS started doing the filming themselves
P.S. very nice legs
Come fly with me, let's fly let's fly away.......
Boy did those old cars ever bounce along. Quite the suspension!!!
Man, that Mic that the dispatcher had was huge. Great Episode.
Vintage Shure 55S Unidyne Dynamic Broadcast Microphone 🎙
I love the comment-sure, they'll get you. The main thing is to keep Me out of it!
WOW ! That CHP dispatch girl is very HOT !!
Trite comment.
@@alphonsozorro7952 But true, of course.
@@alphonsozorro7952 trite, that's a new word here
Too bad the cop shows today are busy focusing on realism.They miss the whole point by a mile...
yep!
I love this channel. It takes me back, to a time that murder happened only on TV,. Oh, we knew they happened, but not often, and not to those of us who lived our lives the way people are supposed to.
The narrator got confused and called Pete Currin by Joe Currin's name at 13:39 - 13:39.
Yep! The Narrator said the wrong name. God Bless
I caught that. Whoops
I had a " supervisor " at a place I worked one time - I didn't know he was organized crime .
I remember police cars in those days being "plain Jane" Chevys or Fords, not Chryslers and Buicks!
Matthews more or less dances as he walks.
Tiny girl feet.
Ballerina.
Wow! So awesome! All solved within the hour including the medical examiners report obtained all in the time for the next train to arrive.
is youtube image stabilization turned on or what? this is moving around and stuff randomly
yea, the girls are hot, wish I lived back then
Trite statement.
@@alphonsozorro7952 But true. No tattoos, no Second- or Third-Wave Feminism, no #metoo lunacy...
Kinda' refreshing to see a train in Southern California that's not covered with Graffiti...
The only thing I remember about this series is the guy at 0:18 standing in the middle of the road waving. I tried it when I was about 6. Didn't work.
Niles Olson has got a better wife with a better personality than Harriet.But he wasn't killed on Little House although he often wished Harriet would be.
Never seen holsters like Officers are wearing, interesting.
They were called "clam shell" and were used in the 50's. Most agencies used the Bill Jordan style.
@@richardcarine8929 Thanks.
Good grief, It seems like yesterday that I made that comment.
@@Wooley689 Time flies my friend, I retired yesterday after 37 years of Public service. It seems like yesterday that I was starting the Academy.
It was helpful that they put a up a sign saying Warehouse so we knew what the building was.
The Police are still sounding sirens when not necessary and destroying the element of surprise.
Nothing like vacuuming in a dress and heels. Reminds me of my mom in the 50’s. Not!
Vacuuming in a dress.an heels?. I suppose Mrs. cleaver. lives next door.
You should see the outfit my wife wears when she cleans house, a very short skirt, heels, and nearly topless, of course she usually doesn't get much house work done when she dresses like that 😁
@@bertgrau9246🤯🙀💞💞
Great times when USA people pronounced Emglish clearly and correctly. Not the garbled drawl of today.
"let me see your gun Pete" lol
Sure thing -- I always hand over my gun to people anxious for me to die. Even in the midst of our conversations about it lol
🔵THIS HYW PATROL EPISODES ARE SO FAKE IS JUST LIKE WATCHING THE WWE. THIS EPISODES FOOL THE NAIVE COMMENTERS BUT NOT A SMART COOKIE🍪 LIKE ME.🔴
01:09 - The 'Lafayette' train station sure looks like Glendale.
Several HP episodes were shot at and near the station which is still in service.
Did anyone notice, When the dispatcher called Officer, 2370,,, And told him to go to the warehouse,, He took of f in , A Dodge coronet,, And he arrived at the warehouse, In a Mercury,,, That is a slick trick,,,
Yeah He changed in a phone booth,,
Omg that is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
The most dangerous part of a car is the nut behind the wheel.Dan Matthews ,HP. 10 4.
Loose nut...loose nut.
Hemi,
That's a good one !
Thanks for the laugh
Dan Mathews is the coolest cop of all. Go Broderick Crawford.
The wife reminded me o the late Dorothy Malone.
I would think Mrs. Joe would get a suspended sentence for attempting to kill that sap.
John A. No jury would convict her... at least back then... today it's a different world
+John A. @Michael, your right! in the 50's no jury in the Country would have convicted her but with today' jury pools who knows.
The supervisor and Broderick should race against each other :)
That highway patrol lab got that gunshot angle test back in a mere14 minutes FLAT!
They might have a hard case to build against the supervisor.
The ending sucked!!! She should not have been arrested!!!!
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Who knew The Syndicate was so bureaucratic?
I want one of those old cop cars!.
about 70Yrs Later, we get "the Supranos"!
The background sounds of steam trains at the depot are added and not from this time period. Steam in So Cal was gone by 1956.
Completely gone? I remember seeing some still in use in NC IN 1960 OR SO.
GoogleFascists: Your comment is spot on, If you don't believe it, look at the "License Plates" episode where the kid pulls a toy gun on Matthews and his partner, and they play along and commend the kid!
Yes, sadly, we live in a different America now!
Dan REALLY needs a poo throughout this entire episode.... Don't believe me? watch it again... He walks like it, reacts like it and treats everyone as if he hasn't crapped in days...or is rushing to squeeze one out.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Crawford may have been carrying a flask in hi u-wear. We watch to laugh. Love it!
Gout may have been acting up
I'm feeling nauseous trying to watch this - have you processed this video using a Microsoft product at all?
Sure reminds me of the 1958 movie The Lineup. Similar characters and similar cars.
These shows are alittle bettee than dragnet, they get right to the crime on hand. Crawford always alittle grufie but tough.
@ZoneFighter1, it isn't a documentary, but why is it in the present day that too often we hear about the unarmed guilty or innocent " whatever's " are being shot multiple times when they're already dead
Dans the Greatest!
Lab report in less than 5 minutes... well, American TV and their world...
Yep. Our American crime labs are GOOD!
The pictures on the wall seem to move, or is it just me having a flashback? Trippy. Thanks for uploading
The " Syndicate"will whack that other gangster also.
I found the comments on this video. Far more entertaining than the video itself.
THE CLOWNS AT THE CIRCUS ARE REAL FUNNY ON THE HIGHWAYS THEY ARE MURDER
He didn't say it at the end of this episode, except in spirit...
I'm wondering if Matthews had an inkling of what Mrs Curran was planning to do... We will never know.
Shabby delivery to Marjory that her husband had killed himself, Mathews offered no counciling, just walked out, got in his car and drove off.
George Follie's son ( George Folley jr. 'AKA Tex) ran away from home on the Andy Griffith show
Should've let her go....
Southern Pacific Sunset Limited with diesels 6053 and 6064 at the start of this episode
Who are they trying to fool. 2370 was in a Dodge , then a Mercury. Whassup?
He traded cars with 2150
Did Mr. Dan make a preliminary move on the grieving widow? Not on 1950's TV.
One of the reasons why I enjoy watching the HP show is the somewhat comical absurdity of certain situations. For instance, the syndicate sends an experienced professional killer to do the job and what does the big shot do? He leaves the knife with incriminating fingerprints at the scene of crime!😂😂Thank you for sharing these gems with us.
Not only that, they send a supervisor to micromanage the hit.
LET HER GO DAN SHES JUST TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS.
Directed by Barry Sullivan.
Woman walking down a line looking like she trying to identify suspects in a lineup and not one of the people she looking at curious or even look at here, especially when she stops to look them right in the face. Really?
78,984 Views So Far July 2 - 2019.
the gate that dan mathews struts just cracks me up everytime i watch him do it
Gait
What ! let her go.
I bet they they let woman off. No jury would convict her.
Ha ha It’s the end of fiction, there’s no continuation, idiot. I’ll bet the crime lab didn’t really get the result in 5 minutes ha ha ha
Well, maybe they did.
Aggravated Assault- No way.
That's screwed up, leave the lady alone.🤗🤗
Next week's show is an unusual one. Remember, it's not how many drinks you had, it's how many drinks they think you had.
And Crawford always has more than a few!!!
@@12yearssober I knew you were still alive.
This plot had more leaks in it than the Titanic. Artistic license at work.
D. M. Bell
It certainly did have a few leaks in this story. Mathews tells Joe's wife she's going to have to come with him. He puts a coat on her, then goes out by himself, gets in the car and leaves. Then later, he has to come back for her and she's still in the house with her coat on. Then Mathews say "Damn it. I knew I forgot something."
Gee can't you folks just enjoy the entertainment without all the goofy remarks ?
It's just a show as in NOT real life
@@bertgrau9246 yes, Bert, you're right
It was ok until the end where the lady pulls a weapon after being so helpful to the cops, it's like. WHY? She was a victim and we felt sorry then that. Really stupid.
Love this series, but this episode is wicked bad.
6:53...The ex-syndicate mark is standing too close to his own brother, the hit man. Only on TV do former syndicate members stand so close so that the hit man can easily grab his gun out of his belt.