I was in a little girl watching this show with my two sisters and our parents, and just absolutely adored Broderick Crawford as Dan Matthews! I particularly most liked the scenes when he was in them!☺
The only "copter" episode where Dan sits in the middle. He usually squeezes into the passenger side, with his foot on the runner, as he fumbles desperately with his seatbelt...while barking out orders.
*"It isn't what you drive, but it's how you drive that counts."* That message from Broderick Crawford still rings true for motorists in today's modern era, not only in California but across America too.
You're right but considering he couldn't keep his driver's license because of multiple drunk driving convictions it's kind of funny. On many episodes you will see him driving on dirt roads rather than town roads or in a helicopter. Otherwise someone else is driving him or he only gets in to use the radio to call HQ
What a different America it was back then. The cars, the clothes, the people's attitudes, the stores and restaurants with real plates, cups, and silverware. America today, is only an imitation of the true Made in America it once was! 😢
Dan’s .38 S+W Model 10 with the two inch barrel has a maximum effective range of 25 feet. But Dan can adjust for wind age and elevation effectively. He can also reload with blinding speed. When I was a kid watching this show in the 50’s I thought he was the greatest, he still is.
Try effective range of 25-50 yards. Back then, most police agencies qualified/shot all the way out to 50 yards. Today, they have dumbed it down to 15 yards at most departments.
For all you trainspotters out there, when the train pulls in @ 10:54, it's an EMD "Black Widow" consist. At 13:56 on, it's a deluxe red and orange Alco consist, except for the B-unit in between, which is another color, but still an Alco.
I learn a lot from this show. I learned that it’s important to always listen to your elders. They know what to do. This didn’t have to end so tragically. On dead another facing hard time. Let this be a lesson.
“You pass one of those bills now, and you’ll have handcuffs on you before you can even reach for the change.” Criminals have such poor impulse control.
I thought the highway was supposed to be 15 miles away. When the bank robber jumps out of the baggage car and makes a run for it you can see the highway in the background! But nothing ruins Highway Patrol.
That set of tracks could be in today's modern era Union Pacific's line between Palmdale and Los Angeles, the former Southern Pacific line before the Palmdale Cutoff came to be.
I think the depot is the old Santa Susana RR depot, located in Simi Valley. It used to be at Tapo Canyon and Los Angeles Avenue (the main drag before Hwy 118 went through), but has been moved to a park on the east side of the valley.
I watched this episode again just to see the SP Daylight. At least I think that's what it was. Wish this episode was in color! That was such a pretty train!
OMG! Vince's shirt with that plaid jacket .... hideous! "Be on the lookout for the worst dresser in history!" Should be sent up the river just for fashion felonies!
Actually not really. I recall this combination was quite popular back then with the younger "jet setting" crowd. He was the youngster so had to have his suit a bit flashy.
I love these cop shows of the fifties,..It show how California used to be at that time,...great to live in,..Dragnet and all those police shows.....now Cal. sucks, crime, gangs,anger & rage,not to mention the economy and class of people that live there now.
And don't forget the rotten Democrat Party that has run the state into the ground, all the freaks, numskulls, malingerers, parasites, and druggies who pullulate in that stinking crime organization.
Jumps over the fence when the end is 4’ away.🤔 Which actors are alive today that had appearances in this series? Two are Barbara Eden and Clint Eastwood. Who can come up with any more?
Absolutely stunning how different it looks now. A birds eye view shows nary a single empty lot. I imagine it's been that way at least 30 years, if not more. How quickly L.A. area exploded.
Nope. That's the old Canoga Park Station on the former, defunct SP Burbank Line. That's Merritt Lumber across the street from the station at Canoga and Sherman Way.
Now you done got this song stuck in my head: In 1965 Vietnam seemed like just another foreign war, but it wasn't It was different in many ways, as so were those that did the fighting In World War II the average age of the combat soldier was twenty-six In Vietnam he was nineteen In inininininin Vietnam he was nineteen In inininininin Vietnam, he was nineteen In Vietnam, he was nineteen N-n-n-n-nineteen The heaviest fighting of the past two weeks Continued today twenty-five miles northwest of Saigon I really wasn't sure what was going on N-n-n-n-nineteen, nineteen N-nineteen, nineteen In Vietnam the combat soldier typically served a twelve-month tour of duty But was exposed to hostile fire almost every day N-n-n-n-nineteen (N-n-n-n-nineteen) nineteen In Saigon a US military spokesman said today More than seven hundred enemy troops were killed last week In that sensitive border area In all of South Vietnam The enemy lost a total of two thousand six hundred eighty-nine soldiers All those who remember the war They won't forget what they've seen Destruction of men in their prime Whose average age was nineteen D-d-d-d-d-destruction D-d-d-d-d-destruction According to a Veteran's Administration study Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered From what psychiatrists call Post-traumatic stress disorder Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt Some succumb to suicidal thoughts Eight to ten years after coming home Almost eight-hundred-thousand men Are still fighting the Vietnam War None of them received a hero's welcome Nineteen S-S-S-S-Saigon Nineteen, n-n-n-n-n-ninteen N-n-n-n-n-ninteen Nineteen n-n-n-n-n-ninteen N-n-n-n-n-ninteen, nineteen Purple heart, Saigon
25:07 Mid-arrest, Dan suddenly realizes his fedora looks goofy with the brim turned up... and takes time to give it "the swipe" to turn it down and look cool again. I'm sure any self-respecting fedora wearing guy of the day instinctively knew this maneuver.
REALLY - you leave a murder scene un-guarded to check out a car when an Officer is already at that vehicle?? WOW as a former police Sgt. I know one plainclothes officer that would get crapped on for a stunt like that!
Look's like a old Bell 47 G the cabin maximum weight in lift was around 550lbs for three people I flew in Nam with crew member who call it the (soap bubble).
I was curious as to how the Hell they were going to stuff 4 people in that old Bell. You can bet that Dan wasn't going to give up his seat. Sucks to be that patrolman who either has to ride the landing gear or wait for the chopper to come back for him. Next time, bring a cold 6 pack ! LOL
They refused to give away any and all free advertisement. One episode, the 'Bad Guys' drove a '55 Mercury Montclair, a superbly beautiful car and "now" one of my favorites - God himself, would never refer to it as a "Black Sedan".
Train is about 70 miles away by now. Any highways near by out along the tracks? About 15 miles away. 1 minute later by helicopter they catch the train and there’s a highway right across the field as the guy jumps off the train.
When Dan is shooting his revolver from inside the helicopter , that's the same face I made when shooting my water pistol back in the 70's. You shoot for the eyes, just aim for the face! Water in the eyes! The is temporarily blinded! Take the player down!!!
The blade may be 12 ft high but they can tilt in any direction. When I was a kid, I was watching the news for some unknown reason. There was an accident in Spain where troops were getting off a helo and the blades dipped and decapitated a guy and they showed it. That's why it's a good idea to stay low. It's also a good idea to remove your hat. It's not a big deal with the Bell-47s used in this show because they don't have turbine engines like most copters do today. A jet turbine engine can suck a hat right off your head and tear up an engine.
Ever noticed when the scene calls for someone to jump from the copter Dan goes in the middle. All other scenes involving the copter Dan is on the outside. Therefore whenever you see Dan go to the middle the other cop is going to jump to tackle or apprehend the criminal. Jump to it Dan!!
I think I've seen the young crook starring in later TV shows. I think it was either on "Time Tunnel or "20,000 Leagues under the Sea". He bears a resemblence to James Darren.
*Hey Dude-a-reno, what's with the far out TCF Alien TV logo?* *it looks like it's alive, and wants to kick some ass, with old Dan there.* *I like the way the picture moves a bit, bit I'm Weirder than that logo, hehe(;)*
@@ColemanColorado no when he said “ bye” that meant he was done speaking. Sort of the way they also used the word “over”, When the conversation was over,they either said “10-4” or “over and out”
Try those no good bleeding heart judges who give some criminals chances after at least 25 raps since they were young kids even. Then these goons are definitely hardened with prison being their only digs in life.
That is why we have more people in prison per capita then any other country, our Judges are leaving them out daily. I am being sarcastic, that criminals get out after a short time in jail is just not true. It is a common belief, but our prisons are budging with prisoners given long sentences for what, even the Russians and Chinese, just fine. We have so many prisoners serving very long sentences that even DAs are asking the state legislatures to cut down these sentences.
Highway Patrol 128 Train Copter. After the other thug told that thug the stolen money was not only crispy new but serial numbers were in sequence. His elevator don't go to the top floor it stops at the basement.
He didn't kill him but knocked him unconscious; the young punk didn't return the favor, and just strangled the older man. In a way, the latter really meant what he said: "we're still friends".
Does anyone have info. about the actors? No credits so can’t check them out. That’s more interesting than the bloopers in the series, hot dames, repeating lines in the comments, same comments every episode, the cars....
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This show is a time capsule. Love it!
Binge-watching Highway Patrol on Christmas morning. Merry Christmas everyone!
Happy July the 4th or a few days later.
Dec 12, 2019 and now I'm binge watching also
@@mdnealy4097 happy Feb 18 21 5am I love these old shows and the things from then cars ext ,just plain better.
I was in a little girl watching this show with my two sisters and our parents, and just absolutely adored Broderick Crawford as Dan Matthews! I particularly most liked the scenes when he was in them!☺
Dan's instant remedy for every crime, ROADBLOCK! Bottle 'em up, Dan!
And a good map
The only "copter" episode where Dan sits in the middle. He usually squeezes into the passenger side, with his foot on the runner, as he fumbles desperately with his seatbelt...while barking out orders.
"hey - that's no way to treat an extension cord". Love this show!
Extension cord can be use for strangulation by a suspects.
@@davidtosh7200 🤪 Ya think❓🤣
It should have been " I didn't get to spend one dollar".
Then Crawford should have said.
" You bet your bottom dollar, Come on !!".
@@johnbockelie3899 He wasn't Little Orphan Annie, now.....
*"It isn't what you drive, but it's how you drive that counts."* That message from Broderick Crawford still rings true for motorists in today's modern era, not only in California but across America too.
Not in Mexico or Canada though.
You're right but considering he couldn't keep his driver's license because of multiple drunk driving convictions it's kind of funny.
On many episodes you will see him driving on dirt roads rather than town roads or in a helicopter. Otherwise someone else is driving him or he only gets in to use the radio to call HQ
@@michaeldanello3966 Hence the line "get in, you're driving".
What a different America it was back then. The cars, the clothes, the people's attitudes, the stores and restaurants with real plates, cups, and silverware. America today, is only an imitation of the true Made in America it once was! 😢
Dan’s .38 S+W Model 10 with the two inch barrel has a maximum effective range of 25 feet. But Dan can adjust for wind age and elevation effectively. He can also reload with blinding speed.
When I was a kid watching this show in the 50’s I thought he was the greatest, he still is.
If I'm not mistaken that's the same model of revolver that Sgt. Friday has on Dragnet.
Completely agree Gulliver, of the 3 ballistic parameters - wind, age and elevation, it's the age that the hardest to keep under control.
Try effective range of 25-50 yards. Back then, most police agencies qualified/shot all the way out to 50 yards. Today, they have dumbed it down to 15 yards at most departments.
.38 holes make invisible souls in the hand of Dan Mathews. I wonder how many people he's killed on the show..
….and he can do it from a helicopter
Helicopter N141B, 1947 Bell 47G, serial number 61, Franklin 6V4 engine. Used in at least one other episode.
For all you trainspotters out there, when the train pulls in @ 10:54, it's an EMD "Black Widow" consist. At 13:56 on, it's a deluxe red and orange Alco consist, except for the B-unit in between, which is another color, but still an Alco.
I noticed that too.
What is a consist?
this was one of the better episodes!
I watched all of these as a kid and now at 70 I still enjoy them. Anyone else notice that none of the patrol cars or bad guys cars have mirrors.
NO SAFETY BELTS WOW....HOW DANGEROUS.
That is due to filming. Mirrors reflect what is behind the mirror and generally that is the camera and film group
The young guy was trying the Tony Curtis look, and no doubt prayed he might hit it big like Tony did...sadly no luck....
Yep...and he never got to spend a dollar.
I learn a lot from this show. I learned that it’s important to always listen to your elders. They know what to do. This didn’t have to end so tragically. On dead another facing hard time. Let this be a lesson.
“You pass one of those bills now, and you’ll have handcuffs on you before you can even reach for the change.” Criminals have such poor impulse control.
That's why they are criminals.
"Criminals have such poor impulse control." ???
Criminals control everything.
This is why the world is run by a kakistocracy gang.
@@thomasjeffersomii838 Let's go ...
@@thomasjeffersomii838 "kacistocracy" -- Congratulations, you've just said the secret word of the day.
@@randyhutton9371 ...a little late with the congrats aren't you?
We really like Highway Patrol. Thanks for posting.
I love Broderick Crawford. I were seven. whenever I seen highway patrol
Thanks Foxeema Classic TV2 for all these episodes! I grew up watching these shows. Happy New Year! 10-4!
...and a belated Happy 2019 to ya too.
The Highway Patrol dispatcher is dropdead gorgeous...whoever picked out the babes for this show did a great job.
steve Fowler ......you can tell that Dan is doing her!
Yep - they pretty much all were!
I love her SouthWest accent!
@@thomasl8734 dirty doodle doo
A GREAT ACTOR! Won an Oscar!
Best supporting actor. All The King's Men.
Super Cop stories, Thanks for posting.
The Southern Pacific Shasta Daylight....what a gem.
The safest job on Highway Patrol was that of the narrator: Art Gilmore lived to the ripe old age of 98 (1912 - 2010).
I love❤ this show the best ever!! I watch it over and over. Look at the new cars , trucks what a beauty. God bless all the actors that gave 1000000%❤❤
Dan must have a lot of circles drawn on that map.
I thought the highway was supposed to be 15 miles away. When the bank robber jumps out of the baggage car and makes a run for it you can see the highway in the background! But nothing ruins Highway Patrol.
I was thinking the same thing.
The actresses they choose as dispatchers on this show are so hot...one of them was a Playboy magazine playmate.....
Name please of playmate . Thank you .
@@Jay-vr9ir Linne Ahlstrand.
DAN'S PUNCTUATING PUNCHLINE IS
AMUSING; AFTERALL, BEHIND BARS, IT"S FREE BOARD and LODGING!!!
That set of tracks could be in today's modern era Union Pacific's line between Palmdale and Los Angeles, the former Southern Pacific line before the Palmdale Cutoff came to be.
I think the depot is the old Santa Susana RR depot, located in Simi Valley. It used to be at Tapo Canyon and Los Angeles Avenue (the main drag before Hwy 118 went through), but has been moved to a park on the east side of the valley.
I watched this episode again just to see the SP Daylight. At least I think that's what it was. Wish this episode was in color! That was such a pretty train!
OMG! Vince's shirt with that plaid jacket .... hideous! "Be on the lookout for the worst dresser in history!" Should be sent up the river just for fashion felonies!
The only thing worse is Sox and Scandals.
That plaid jacket reminded me of what criminals wore in the old Superman comic books. Where did he get it from ?.
Actually not really. I recall this combination was quite popular back then with the younger "jet setting" crowd. He was the youngster so had to have his suit a bit flashy.
I love these cop shows of the fifties,..It show how California used to be at that time,...great to live in,..Dragnet and all those police shows.....now Cal. sucks, crime, gangs,anger & rage,not to mention the economy and class of people that live there now.
I have relatives in California, I saw it in 68, 72 and 75 growing up. I saw it again in the 80s when I was in the service. Not the same at all
It is a third world dump now.
Lived in OC for 38 yrs, left in 2013. It was vastly different when I left from when I arrived in1974. Really sad.
Liberalism destroys everything it touches.
And don't forget the rotten Democrat Party that has run the state into the ground, all the freaks, numskulls, malingerers, parasites, and druggies who pullulate in that stinking crime organization.
Jumps over the fence when the end is 4’ away.🤔 Which actors are alive today that had appearances in this series? Two are Barbara Eden and Clint Eastwood. Who can come up with any more?
great show. thanks for uploading them.
Train station was on the corner of Reseda Bl. and Parthenia in Northridge CA.
john Smith and they made the street an underpass
Absolutely stunning how different it looks now. A birds eye view shows nary a single empty lot. I imagine it's been that way at least 30 years, if not more. How quickly L.A. area exploded.
WISH THEY WOULD LEAVE THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS ALONE.
Nope. That's the old Canoga Park Station on the former, defunct SP Burbank Line. That's Merritt Lumber across the street from the station at Canoga and Sherman Way.
Now is Northridge a neighborhood in Los Angeles or is it a stand alone suburban town of Los Angeles?
The telephone dispatch lady, is Madge, the Palmolive lady
Good observation sir! Sure do miss Madge the Palmolive Lady though.
I hear this familiar theme, and I am happy :> thank you for posting!!!
$35000 now worth $329000
Make it double. Based on real inflation not phony official one.
Charlie looks like David Niven after a serious bender.
Jack Gordon Probably hanging with Crawford.
@@philsphan4414 True!
Toooo funny!
That was back when 50 was considered "old".
@@herrunsinn774 Now, fifty is your second childhood....
Dan loves those roadblocks. The people in that “state” probably started walking after all those roadblocks.
That "state" in this "country".....
As a nine year old kid little did I know at the time that ten years later I would be jumping out of a bird with a weapon...
You was still a kid 10 years later, or at least a late teenager.
You were ...
Now you done got this song stuck in my head:
In 1965 Vietnam seemed like just another foreign war, but it wasn't
It was different in many ways, as so were those that did the fighting
In World War II the average age of the combat soldier was twenty-six
In Vietnam he was nineteen
In inininininin Vietnam he was nineteen
In inininininin Vietnam, he was nineteen
In Vietnam, he was nineteen
N-n-n-n-nineteen
The heaviest fighting of the past two weeks
Continued today twenty-five miles northwest of Saigon
I really wasn't sure what was going on
N-n-n-n-nineteen, nineteen
N-nineteen, nineteen
In Vietnam the combat soldier typically served a twelve-month tour of duty
But was exposed to hostile fire almost every day
N-n-n-n-nineteen
(N-n-n-n-nineteen) nineteen
In Saigon a US military spokesman said today
More than seven hundred enemy troops were killed last week
In that sensitive border area
In all of South Vietnam
The enemy lost a total of two thousand six hundred eighty-nine soldiers
All those who remember the war
They won't forget what they've seen
Destruction of men in their prime
Whose average age was nineteen
D-d-d-d-d-destruction
D-d-d-d-d-destruction
According to a Veteran's Administration study
Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered From what psychiatrists call
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt
Some succumb to suicidal thoughts
Eight to ten years after coming home
Almost eight-hundred-thousand men
Are still fighting the Vietnam War
None of them received a hero's welcome
Nineteen
S-S-S-S-Saigon
Nineteen, n-n-n-n-n-ninteen
N-n-n-n-n-ninteen
Nineteen n-n-n-n-n-ninteen
N-n-n-n-n-ninteen, nineteen
Purple heart, Saigon
@@alphonsozorro7952 He was na na na na na na na nineteen
na na na na na na na nineteen
as much as I love Dan Matthews, does he really look in excellent shape for a highway patrol head?
David Maslow I like Broderick but he walks like a girl. Watched when I was a child
HE WAS A ALCOHOLIC SMOKER AND A JUNK FOOD EATER.
Probably gout that caused his walking pattern .When i get an attack,i start off as John Wayne and end up like Long John Silver 😣
I think he kind of looks like it
I always thought his sidekick (the guy who played Mac on A-12) would have made a good lead.
It isn't WHAT YOU drive, BUT HOW you DRIVE that COUNTS! #mgmlion #roar
Did everyone carry map back then like we carry cellphones now?
and the maps were always free
I did.
No one knows how to use a map anymore, or the logic of how the streets are arranged.
In the glove box or the door holder in the car
Gas stations and rest stops had ‘em.
The older criminal Charlie Holman, is in several episodes of the adventures of superman.
25:07 Mid-arrest, Dan suddenly realizes his fedora looks goofy with the brim turned up... and takes time to give it "the swipe" to turn it down and look cool again. I'm sure any self-respecting fedora wearing guy of the day instinctively knew this maneuver.
Wish these were hour long episodes
REALLY - you leave a murder scene un-guarded to check out a car when an Officer is already at that vehicle??
WOW as a former police Sgt. I know one plainclothes officer that would get crapped on for a stunt like that!
over 100k views on this one..must be good !
Its because of the great train shots. :)
Crawford and two other guys. Surprised the helicopter could take off!
Look's like a old Bell 47 G the cabin maximum weight in lift was around 550lbs for three people I flew in Nam with crew member who call it the (soap bubble).
I was curious as to how the Hell they were going to stuff 4 people in that old Bell. You can bet that Dan wasn't going to give up his seat. Sucks to be that patrolman who either has to ride the landing gear or wait for the chopper to come back for him. Next time, bring a cold 6 pack ! LOL
Three people in a two passenger chopper
Good show in the 50;s still watch
rear view mirror mounted on the dashboard in a cop car
Uh, yaaaa ... that's where Chrysler put them in the late 50's into the 60's ... it's a '58 Dodge. Note the pushbutton automatic transmission too.
great viewing,Thanks
Officer Williams: " Where are the zip lines in this machine ?"
Matthews: " What are zip lines? Don't need no zip lines ".
If I had a dollar for every time Dan drew a circle on that headquarters map, I would be able to buy that 25 foot boat I have my eye on.
Ok, watch every episode and set aside a dollar in a separate saving's account every time he does it and you will have saved enough to buy it.
Very few know this is Steven Segals dad.
Wrong....and 🌽 corny...🙄
Must have had his hat glued on when he leaned out of the helicopter. Is that special Highway Patrol glue?
Brod hated these helicopter episodes..he banged himself up a couple of times pretty badly getting in and out....
He could be a unique criminal but for the Highway Patrol? Unique up on the criminal!
$35,000 back in the day was a lot of money. But crime never pays.
It does if you get away.
My Father bought his first house in 1974 for $ 34,000.
Like $700,000 accounting for real inflation.
Dan "Whats the cars description"Answer.."A Black Sedan" Dan" Dan should be easy to find"
They refused to give away any and all free advertisement. One episode, the 'Bad Guys' drove a '55 Mercury Montclair, a superbly beautiful car and "now" one of my favorites - God himself, would never refer to it as a "Black Sedan".
Someone threw litter out their car window on I-80! Call the highway patrol!
Train is about 70 miles away by now. Any highways near by out along the tracks? About 15 miles away. 1 minute later by helicopter they catch the train and there’s a highway right across the field as the guy jumps off the train.
When Dan is shooting his revolver from inside the helicopter , that's the same face I made when shooting my water pistol back in the 70's. You shoot for the eyes, just aim for the face! Water in the eyes! The is temporarily blinded! Take the player down!!!
It has always amazed me that the rotor on a helicopter is 12’ high, yet people still lower their heads to avoid getting struck.🤣
Well...everybody except Vic Morrow.
The blade may be 12 ft high but they can tilt in any direction. When I was a kid, I was watching the news for some unknown reason. There was an accident in Spain where troops were getting off a helo and the blades dipped and decapitated a guy and they showed it. That's why it's a good idea to stay low.
It's also a good idea to remove your hat. It's not a big deal with the Bell-47s used in this show because they don't have turbine engines like most copters do today. A jet turbine engine can suck a hat right off your head and tear up an engine.
@@thatsmrharley2u2 - not good ☠️🧟
Dan Mathews "The black sedan again!"
did anyoone see perry mason and della street walking around the corner?
Never say "shoot" on a police radio. @ 3:06.
That dispatch girl is gorgeous ❤😍💓🥰😘💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
How could they leave footprints on the polished bank floor coming from the sidewalk?
Bad guys sure did dress nice.
Ever noticed when the scene calls for someone to jump from the copter Dan goes in the middle. All other scenes involving the copter Dan is on the outside. Therefore whenever you see Dan go to the middle the other cop is going to jump to tackle or apprehend the criminal.
Jump to it Dan!!
I'm guessing this is Fillmore Santa Paula Ca. dry river at the end.
24:30 drought back then too...
Whoooaa whoooaaa I'm falling
Dan's firing his snubbie (2" barrel) from a moving helicopter, hoping to hit Mr. Fashion
Maybe just to cause him to have to use up his ammo and bust him while he reloads....
I remember all Thea’s old cars😅
I think I've seen the young crook starring in later TV shows. I think it was either on "Time Tunnel or "20,000 Leagues under the Sea". He bears a resemblence to James Darren.
You don't see 2-door cop cars today.
I may be wrong. I don't think you would leave a police car in an open desserted field .
What kind of seasick-inducing camera effects are they using on this? Hey that highway looked pretty close for 15 miles.
!5 miles from the nearest road and when the helicopter moves in there are cars on the highway ???
How did they get 4 guys in that little chopper?
Especially when Broderick is on the outside next to the door.Gotta be leaning.
*Hey Dude-a-reno, what's with the far out TCF Alien TV logo?*
*it looks like it's alive, and wants to kick some ass, with old Dan there.*
*I like the way the picture moves a bit, bit I'm Weirder than that logo, hehe(;)*
Is the "bye" thing period correct radio protocol or artistic license?
I’m thinking they were answering “by” as in “standing by”.
@@ColemanColorado I think you may be correct here.
@@ColemanColorado no when he said “ bye” that meant he was done speaking. Sort of the way they also used the word “over”, When the conversation was over,they either said “10-4” or “over and out”
15:18 ... "that's no way to treat an extension chord"
_cord_ not "chord" 🙄
I love your Hwy Patrol Videos. Just a question, why do they have lots of warping and wobble? Is this something that could be corrected?
@@jjoohhnnx On second thought, I think it's me. Thanks for the reply!
Crawford (at the end) was in a hurry... liquor store closed at 6
Always have Crawford as your designated driver and you'll be OK.
21:22 That chopper's flying at treetop height! Surely that's against the regulations, isn't it??
"There's a closet full of another man's clothes" 15:52
Better than another man in the closet with no clothes.
Hey, the kid has a 7 shooter! Not sure there were any .38s back then that had that capacity.
They figured people would lose count.
A "kid" of 27; people grow up real slow according to some retards.
Older crook--I've done 3 raps already--another one and I'm in big trouble. A quote for the ages.
Try those no good bleeding heart judges who give some criminals chances after at least 25 raps since they were young kids even. Then these goons are definitely hardened with prison being their only digs in life.
That is why we have more people in prison per capita then any other country, our Judges are leaving them out daily.
I am being sarcastic, that criminals get out after a short time in jail is just not true. It is a common belief, but our prisons are budging with prisoners given long sentences for what, even the Russians and Chinese, just fine. We have so many prisoners serving very long sentences that even DAs are asking the state legislatures to cut down these sentences.
Highway Patrol 128
Train Copter.
After the other thug told that thug the stolen money was not only crispy new but serial numbers were in sequence.
His elevator don't go to the top floor it stops at the basement.
Don't give the elevator a bad rap, all the damn floors except the basement were locked!
we're still friends...with friends like tha who needs enemies?
He didn't kill him but knocked him unconscious; the young punk didn't return the favor, and just strangled the older man. In a way, the latter really meant what he said: "we're still friends".
May be he shot the older man, not sure.
Too bad in those days bank tellers didn't have dye packs to put into the robbers money.
These days the robbers money really is to dye for eh?
18:58 even out of the office you can't keep Dan away from maps... He's obsessed...
Dan once said all train compartments smell vaguely of shit
Two men just held up a bank . . . . you know what to do . . . road block !
This time someone had to reload
Image stabilization makes me dizzy...
I only watch the exciting parts, I play a game and let it run in the background like an old radio serial
Does anyone have info. about the actors? No credits so can’t check them out. That’s more interesting than the bloopers in the series, hot dames, repeating lines in the comments, same comments every episode, the cars....
s g : I thought Ken Christy was the baggage guy who was on Death Valley Days and Wagon Train along with over 140 other films and shows.
21:12 " Dan, you really need to lose some weight".
That was that you call a 'heavy lift'.
It's way to late to advise of that now....
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