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Best cop show, ever. ...from which all other cops shows come. Webb is great as narrator, as well !! Great show !
AGREED
Great show but I liked ADAM-12 a little bit better.More action I guess
A really grilling, interrogation in this one.Joe and Frank didn't let up. Arata tat tat. That's why this show was and is still so good.🧑🎨⚖️👨🎨
The killer is the actor Stacy Harris who starred in many Dragnet episodes of the '50s and '60s, as well as the 1954 Dragnet motion picture. He was a very good friend of Webb, who named his daughter after him.
He named his daughter Jack Webb?? Wow, that's wild.
the actor played one of the most bizzare characters -- a park ranger impersonator in the older series
@@noahahlstrom3834That point was already stated in a previous post from 10 months ago.
@@rickhilt5176 jacqueline webb jackie for short
and i thank you as i am the original poster,a relentless Jack Webb/Dragnet fan.thank you for reading.@@dariowiter3078
I love Stacey! He was great as the crazy forest ranger forger.
He was terrific in that episode that actually aired in 1970, the last season of the late '60s version of Dragnet(1967-70). Stacy is also terrific in the 1954 movie of Dragnet where he also played a bad guy.
@@dariowiter3078 In the 1954 movie he was Max Troy. I see it frequently on Turner Classic Movies.
He was a part of Jack Webb's acting troupe, he made guest appearances on both the radio and TV version of Dragnet and the 1960's reboot.
Other members: Virginia Gregg, Harry Bartell, Herb Vigran, William Boyett, Martin Milner, Kent McCord, Clark Howett, Art Ballinger, Ralph Moody, Don Ross, Marco Lopez, Tim Donnelly, Herb Ellis, Len Waylon,
@@frankdenardo8684 So many talented people in that group
A lot of smoking going on in the 50’s
What great actors!!!
Watching all episodes all over again ,
Since I was a kid in the 50’s! 51 age (7)
Jack Webb & Frank good match!!!
There were so respectful to people!
And listened!
Thank You for bringing show’s back on!
Because cigarette companies did most of the sponsorship.
i love Ben Alexander's Frank Smith. he has such a wry sense of humor. he's just funny - even eating a sandwich. his banter about his family has such a wit about it. good at being serious, too. good actor.
I was glad to see he made the transition to TV from 4adio. Well, him and his "pepto pills"!
Alexander started in show business as a child .
The murderer , played by Stacy Harris. He was on later episodes of Dragnet as well. He had many different roles in acting. He died at age 54 of a heart attack. too young
Ahhh the old eat the apple interrogation trick. Works every time!
My man Jack Webb! A true badass! Perfect Sgt. Friday!!!
Broderick Crawford puts him to shame.
20 years in law enforcement, of that six years as a detective and never saw any suspect break down and confess. That Joe Friday is a drop dead outstanding detective.
Ron Rook apparently you should have tried liverwurst. Who knew?
It's was a TV show and it was on radio. The stories are based on real cases but they have to make it more exciting for the program.
Well said and well put ! And how about all those killers that Perry Mason wore down on the stand, finally forcing them to break down & yell out, "All right...all right...I did it ! I did it !" :-)
Yes, and they didn't try to make everybody and their brother/father/mother snitch on anybody, when the person they snitched on was made-up, ruining their life so they could get a plea bargain
You should have eaten an apple in front of them. It drives them nuts.
'Larson' had some really great lines during the interrogation. "How are ya Larson?" "Fine! I like jail!" LMAO!!! "Lousy weather. It's been foggy all day." "I wouldn't know. I been inside all day." Great stuff! Raymond Chandler would have been proud.
Jail didn't bother him, but he couldn't take a sandwich, apple, and coffee.
@@fjccommish 🍞🍎☕👍😁
Classic noir dragnet style.heard bogart passed up the Larson role.
@@randquadrozzi1280 You don't say! Wow! I didn't know that. The lines in this show were great!
Always a pleasure to see beautiful Aileen Roberts, who can be seen here at 13:50. She is constantly popping up in old movies and T.V. shows that I watch, such as Dragnet and The Adventures of Superman, and every time I see her I’m always impressed. She usually plays a young woman who has been put in a bad and troubling situation but brings such sincerity and depth to whatever role she is playing. She retired from acting a long, long time ago, back in the late 1950’s in order to raise a family and died recently at the age of 90, having lived a full and wonderful life. May God bless her sweet elegant soul.
Sweet and elegant indeed. She always impressed me as well. I don’t know what it is, I can watch these shows over a d over again.
Allene Roberts
The only important thing about a person's soul is that they died being a member of the Body of Christ so they can have eternal life with our Blessed Lord and Savior! I hope this dear lady was saved!!!❤
@@jayonnaj18 Yes, she was a devout Christian, so I read. But claiming that only people who are a member of the Body of Christ can have eternal life after they depart from this world is a little bit narrow minded to say the least.
"I didn't mean to kill her!!!!!!"
Joe: "I take it you don't want your sandwich."
I think Frank would be the one, asking that question! Can you imagine, 3 sandwiches and sides, for lunch? That's some appetite!
Thank you so much for these. Love old Dragnet episodes.
I prefer the '50s Dragnet to the '60s one. Much more noir, which was perfect in black & white!
Yes did fit noir scene much better.darker with more violence than newer episodes.newer one's seemed more offbeat.frank was odd but Gannon was something else.
E44 A criminal would prefer the violence bete noire white gloved in the era of patty duke.888
I had exclusively watched the Dragnet 67 series (pre-teen/teen Nick at Nite kid in the early 90s) and now I've been getting into the Dragnet 51 series because I've seen all of the 67 episodes so many times I can start to repeat the dialogue. I must say... I like both in their own way. I've seen a lot of people in the comments slagging off the Gannon character which I *do not* understand at all. I think that Gannon was more of a palate cleanser than Smith (or Romero) were in terms of counterbalancing some of the very serious police matter. I appreciate that the 51 series seems less preachy overall than the 67 series. As the 67 series wore on, it seems like several of the episodes were written just so Friday could pontificate on something and spew out statistics (traffic accidents, recruitment, etc.). On the other hand, I think that the dialogue in the 67 series is sharper a lot of times and I'm a sucker for a beautifully delivered Joe Friday one-liner followed by some meaningful glances, which I don't get enough of in the 51 series. In short, I think both complement each other and having both available here is a really cool thing. (Oh and it's interesting to hear how Jack Webb's voice changed between the radio series, the 51 series and the 67 series - a perfect document of the Chesterfield Effect. Also fun to see so many of the regulars from the 67 series like Stacy Harris and Virginia Gregg, among many others younger and playing younger roles.
@@randquadrozzi1280 Though it's never graphic or anything, there is too much fisticuffs in the 51 series for my liking. Of course, nobody asked me first so 🤷
And no black people
Damn that was a good episode! Stacy Harris is great!
Usually he plays a slick conman.
Half his career seemed to be on dragnet.
@@randquadrozzi1280 He was Jack Webb's best friend. Jack even named one of his daughters after him. I never really cared much for him, I'm afraid.
Ahhhh, I LOVE when Friday tells him what he usually has for breakfast. So badass.
Waitress gets a dime tip.
Did you actually write so bad ass is that what you think is bad ass do you live in your mothers basement have you ever been out in the street street past 3 o’clock in the afternoon
You gotta love" the lab." Looks like something from "The Munsters."
Even the bad guys wear suits, and stop when police approach them. Now that is respect!
People used to dress better and act better. It's called polite society something we need to bring back. The era had it's problems just as today.
I agree, people used to dress better,
Nope, that's Hollywood
Yeah, he might have beaten her to death with a piece of pipe, but at least he wore a suit and was polite about it.
This was the BEST interrogation I have ever seen by Friday and Smith! Excellent work!
Jeez. After taking that interrogation I was ready to confess. Joe broke me
Bologna with cheese I have the Brooklyn Bridge $35 write me a check
The Dragnet series in the 1950's was much better than the 1967 version.
These were terrible. Bad acting and bad scripts.
@@deecook8393 "All right son, who was your travel agent?"
@@johnstuartsmith I'm not your gd son, ahole. Check your mouth. You're spewing dung.
@@johnstuartsmith Son?...really? I'm old enough to be your grandfather, you jizz master.
Liverwurst is the key to pressuring confessions.
That was a riot mental breakdown watching them eat.what did the apple stand for he was rotten to the core.
You wouldn't get me to confess with liverwurst -- now, a nice sopressata and provolone on a ciabatta roll - then, maybe!
@@MeowingKittyCat after he confessed Friday looked at his apple and smith looked at his sandwich probably thinking should have brought the food in sooner.
Stacy Harris was great as someone's being interrogated. As Max Troy in the 1954 feature film and as a phony forest ranger in a 1970 episode he was as impressive. He passed away at just 54 but left an excellent body of work.
Stacy Harris was a fine character actor. He left an enormous body of work.
@@burton48 Raymond Burr was also a fine character actor. He left an enormous body.
@@lostsock9852hi o!
This episode "hammers" home the point of why the police are called the 🔥"heat"🔥
This is the best interrogation sequence I have ever seen. Blow-out 10's for this climax !
Agree. A really fine interrogation. Very realistic.
That Larson guy sure doesn't like coffee, sandwiches and apples.
"Want a sandwich? An apple? At least drink the coffee."
"OK OK I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
caught me off guard.couldn't stop laughing his demeanor completely changed cause of food.maybe his dad beat him at meals.wow
Wow, the same Ray who worked in the lab as in the late-60s episodes!
And he was also in the lab from the first season on the radio (1948-49) - Olan Soule...
@@theokamis5865 Mr. Soule was, like many of the people on the show, part of Jack Webb's troupe. He appeared on the radio, 51, and 67 versions of Dragnet as well as Adam-12 and Emergency! He had many, many roles outside of Mark VII Productions, including guest spots in Petticoat Junction, Mr. Ed, and The Monkees. He was active until 1991 and died of lung cancer in 1994 aged 84.
"The big liverwurst" again!
Friday's Third Degree. Makes the bad guy confess every time.
"Yes Mr. Mason, I KILLED him!"
"I did it, I did it, boo-hoo-hoo!"
Being drunk is never an excuse - choosing to get drunk is a personal decision!
NOT WHEN YOUR PERSONAL DECISION TAKES OTHER PEOPLES LIVES, LIKE A 19 YEAR YOUNG MAN,TAKEN TO A BAR CUZ HIS BEST FRIEND HAD CONNECTIONS, THEY HIT A TREE AND HIS BEST FRIEND HELD HIS BLOODY BODY..TISSUE ETC. TILL THE UNIT GOT THERE. THE SCENE WAS HORRIFIC AS YOU MIGHT IMAGINE.THE EFFECT IS BEING FELT BY SOO MANY AND LIVES HAVE BEEN PERMANTLY ALTERED. PERSONAL DECISIONS IS A RIGHT IT SHOULD NOT BE USED TO DO WHAT WE WANT JUST BECAUSE WE CAN. BEING AGAINST THE LAW SEEMS IRRELIVENT TO SOME,THERE WILL BE PRISON TIME IN THIS CASE ,AND THE KNOWLEDGE THAT HE CAUSED THE DEATH OF HIS BEST FRIEND
ITS REALLY QUITE SIMPLE...DONT DRINK AND DRIVE OR DO ANYTHING ELSE THAT IMPAIRS YOUR JUDGMENT...PLEASE!! DONT PUT THIS DOWN AND FORGET IT,EMBRACE IT, HELP MAKE A DIFFERANCE..ANGIE AKA DADDYS MOMMY
It was apparently an excuse on "The Big New Year's" episode. The person who murdered the cop was high at the time of the crime and he was only given a manslaughter conviction vs. getting the "lethal gas chamber"
If these were true stories, it is good knowing that they actually executed murders back in those days!
At around 12:00 - manual transmission on the steering column. We used to call those three on the tree. Had one myself.
Had a 63 Ford custom 500 with 260 V8 3 speed.
Then there was 4 on the floor.
I Bet Ol' Jack Was Pleased With Larson's Confession. Give That Man An Award! I Remember Him From O'Hara, U.S. Treasury. Thank You.
The radio version this episode came from was a lot darker than the TV teleplay. Even the "Apple" scene was cooler.
Yes. The radio episode of this TV episode was much more edgy than this version, but this episode is still good. 📻📺😀
the good old days when the psycho murderers wore a suit and tie
Their mothers dressed them.
@@locutusdborg126 , you mean they were wearing their mothers underwear ?
All people had class then
Government needs to bring back capital punishment to all states
Unfortunately shoddy police work puts far too many on death row & underfunded police departments SURE won't help THAT situation with sorting out biased prosecutions either, will it?
SO TRUE !!😮😮
I thought each state was sovereign.
Originally telecast (as "DRAGNET") on June 18, 1953, adapted from "The Helen Corday Murder" radio episode {July 7, 1949}.
The bad guys usually confess right away on this show....but it took a while to 'get this bird to crack'.The apple served its purpose (23:13 to 24:00).
The guy did not like coffee.
I like the fact that the killer didn’t spend 30 years on death row before justice was served.
This is different. Usually the folks they're grilling are munching and chewing.This time it's Frank and Friday.
But, but he's Barney Riegel the ranger, that steals credit cards in Dragnet 1968!
He played the role of forest ranger to perfection drove Friday and Gannon crazy with non stop speeches.
So, Friday and Smith break the guy by eating their lunch at him.
Lip smacking. Drives criminals nuts. They confess just to stop the horror.
That Larson cat cracked quicker than Humpty Dumpty.
a liverwurst sandwich that's a torture technique
Try liverwurst on fresh rye bread with a slice of Swiss cheese and a sliced deli pickle, stripe of yellow mustard. Cole slaw on the side and a cream soda. A nice sandwich.
@@buzzawuzza3743 Oh man, you're making me hungry! 🤤😍😀🍞🍖
Liverwurst wouldn't work on me. Maybe a bagel and cream cheese.
Was it kosher?
Okay, the liverwurst didn't work...bring it that shrimp that's been sitting in the sun all day.
eating an apple in front of an inmate.........now that's police brutality
What about the liverwurst now that's cruel.
In these older Dragnets, bad guys are frequently sent to the gas chamber. Not so much in the newer version. Cool-looking old-fashioned police station compared to the blech-looking modern offices later. Same lab tech, though. In this episode, Ray's lab looks like he could be building Frankenstein's monster in it.
Yeah, but before that, there were the Electric Chair, hanging from a noose, or even execution by shooting.
Such is capital punishment, especially in a commission of robbery (a felony).
Friday is the Dude
Should’ve called this one “the Big Apple“
holy smokes friday n gannon interrogated that no good bum right into the gas chamber ,
a true work of art , laughed my guts out
still can't figure out if it was the apple or the liverwurst that finished him off
That's Off. Smith, not Off. Gannon; he didn't happen until the late '60s version of Dragnet went on the air in 1967.
Bob Saturday l believe it's Frank Smith not Bill Gannon in these 1950's episodes
Wow! Forensics back then! Nice! FYI: the forensic guy was the actor who played the choir director, and hotel manager: I think, on the Andy Griffith show.😊!!!
Olan Soule I've known the name for many years, but had no idea it's pronounced soo-LAY. www.nytimes.com/1994/02/05/obituaries/olan-soule-84-big-voiced-actor-who-played-thousands-of-roles.html
Welcome sweet springtime we greet thee in SONG
Forensic are about 200 years old. True they became better at it by the 20th century.
@@weirdbeard63 My favorite role of his was as the voice of Batman during most versions of the Super Friends cartoons.
@@weirdbeard63 On Dragnet. Olan Soule always played the role of doctors, scientists, surgeons, and lab technicians.
That guy looks like he could be a park ranger.
Or a gun dealer
Barney Regal - Park Ranger
Excellent acting!
Like Judge Judy said"When you lie, you better have a good memory".
Jinkies ! I saw that actor at 4:06 (the union steward) recently on TCM as one of the Naval officers in the 50's classic "The Caine Mutiny". I like many of these B&W episodes of "Dragnet" better than the color ones from the late 60s. Thanks for posting this fascinating episode !!
The Caine Mutany is a great movie!
Fred McMurray got to be a real horse's ass in that one.
Alwaya keeps me interested.
This TV episode is from the early radio episode Helen Corday Murder. The introductory scene with the Crime Lab reminds me of the radio episode.
Stacy Harris appeared as "Larson" in both versions.
Having listened to a lot of radio episodes over the years and seen many episodes of both versions of the TV series, I've noticed they used a LOT of radio plots in the TV versions. Since it was a fairly low budget program, I can well understand Jack's recycling of radio plots into the TV programs. THANKS for your comment! :-)
Gotta love "lab" scenes in those days...lot's of glassware: flasks, test tubes, graduated cylinders and always a bunsen burner flaming away!
@@jubalcalif9100 I believe in the early days when they first started doing TV that the radio and TV shows were actually simulcast. The radio show was just the audio version of the TV show
@@jasonrfoss248 Really ? I did not that ! THANX for the follow up comment ! :-)
Hats hats hats, what a different world...
Interrogation by fresh fruit & sandwiches. More cruel than waterboarding ;)
An apple a day helps put the crooks away.
Imagine the torture of fresh, hot pizza.
Appleboarding?
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oh to be a doughy guy in a suit & fedora living in LA in post-war years when smoking wasn't bad for you
@Rose Treiger if George didn't smoke he'd still be alive. The was only 100.
@Rose Treiger Ben Alexander died at 58, and chain smoking Jack Webb cashed out at 62. So much for your theory.
It was bad all along.
OJ would be in jail if Joe Friday were on the case
You know why??? Because Joe Friday was a great otally unbiased cop and Johnny Cochrane wouldn't have a prayer in the world to discredit the validity of Joe's testimony.
@Der Fuhrer You can't even write a complete sentence. OJ did fit. OJ was guilty. And all the niggah's wanting to riot in LA to get off a murderer is what got him acquitted. Typical Afro-American behavior. If you don't get your own (wrong) way then just riot.
Nope, ojuice would be in 25:43, love the way they used to do looney's that murdered.
NIC FEL Get over it will you?
NIC FEL: And Obama would be back in Africa picking up grubs outside his tent!
The victim was named Helen Corday in the radio version of this episode of Dragnet.
If a lie won't break him, liverwurst/ham/cheese sandwiches and fruits will.
And two cups of coffee, don't forget that! ☕😉😁
That fellow in the lab coat also was in the 1967-1970 series, I believe they called him Ray Pinker in the color series..Not sure.
He was called Ray Murray in the 1967-1970 series
PolizeiPaul Ray Pinker was the name of the real life head forensic guy on the LAPD in the 50s (not sure if he still was by 67). As a fictionalized character, Pinker also appeared in parts of James Ellroy's LA Quartet, like LA Confidential and in Perfidia, the first book in the new LA Quartet Ellroy is now writing. :)
The murderer was also in the later show several times.
@@N2YTA Good eye ! The actor (Stacy Harris) playing the killer was part of Jack Webb's "Dragnet" ensemble (on the radio version, the 50's TV version and that late 60s/early 70s TV version), appearing LOTS of times ! Other members include performers such as Vic Perrin, Virginia Gregg & Olen Soule (who played the forensics chap in this episode).
@@jubalcalif9100 Harry Bartell, William Boyett, Herb Ellis where also part of Jack Webb's acting Troup. Olan Soule also played doctors and surgeons.
aw take it easy on him he didn't mean to kill her, he was drunk
Oh look! The original CSI.
I have come to the conclusion that these '50s episodes were film noir. They were short but it didn't matter. And the writers were churning them out weekly. This is a variation on the episode I watched yesterday, same actor as the villain. Yesterday he killed a woman because she was a "sinner." They collected him out of a mission. Shoot extra footage, make two episodes.
Poor Friday-didn't finish his crisp apple
Very observant Frank-blood type "A"-both-match-brilliant deduction
5:40 - 6:50 - The actor reads his lines off a teleprompter while Jack Webb and Ben Alexander shout their lines off camera!
@socal rocks Yeah...cue cards.
Whatever works
Webb didn't allow scripts. All the actors read off cue cards.
Yes, there is an interview with Leonard Nimoy who discussed how hard that was. He was in an episode called ‘The Big Boys.”
8:50 No matter if it is the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s or the, 1980s... I always found it fascinating how the past lived, such as electric sign technology and even types of retail establishments, POV shots such as this tell the story quite well and does not disappoint. Off post, a little fun fact, those stripes, especially the left one going vertically on the side is not just film junk, that is actual audio track data. Watching this show majority of the time, when audio is heard, you can see that line. Louder the audio, the more broad the line.
Was this a special episode? The acting in it really is incredible!
This was in the days before Miranda Rights became law.
The non lethal chamber uses regular grade gas instead of premium grade, it still kills you but it knocks you to death.
Miranda who??? :-D LOL
Dont matter anyway, I've been arrested and not read them. Its not a get out of jail free card
If they have you dead to rights you're off to prison no more questions asked.
@@shamrock1961 Carmen Miranda you know that latin dancer with a fruit basket on her head
There’s always time for a cigarette 🚬
great episode 🖤
This episode was based on the 5th episode of the entire series called "Helen Corday."
$26 USD in 1953 would be equal to around $250 USD in 2020.
"Barrette. That's a hair clip"
Should'a asked for a lawyer, man...
The proprietor of the soda shop is played by character actor Joe Mehl : Superman -1951-"Crime Wave".
10:21 Friday "That name again? Mr. Plow...I see."
Today in California, he would be out in 3 1/2 years with counseling services paid for, along with job training, and an apology, because he was the real victim. We failed him. I hate this fucking criminal worshiping bullshit society that we live in today
thank you Roger Rodd...
The crime scheme tech got dozens of parts on tv from 50s on!
Olan Soule played Ray Murray, the head of Scientific Investigations Division in Dragnet 1967, too. According to Wiki, they changed the name of the character from Pinker in the 1951 version to Murray as Pinker was the name of a real-life LAPD criminalist and they chose to change the name to protect the innocent or something.
B+W is so interesting.
At least they knew how to deal with murderers and criminals in general back in those days!
I love Jack. I'd hate to have been that criminal, or any criminal, across any desk from him. I wonder what he was like, in real life?
A union waitress! How we've fallen.
This Dragnet episode was based on the radio version.
Looking for the man who beat a woman to death , yet treat a woman who gets beat by her husband regularly like it's no big deal
"They kill for money, they kill for love. She didn't have Amy of those thing."
...
"Did you know anything about her personal life?"
"No."
Sounds like you know a lot about her personal life.
sta ey harris , big barrette , big September , the big bomb , dragnet the movie. several perry masons . busy guy.
bring back capital punishment to California.
With all of the Libtards 1st in line.
We already have the death penalty here in California, dummy! That a**h*** governor of ours, Gavin Newsome, placed a moratorium on executing criminals at the beginning of this year(2019). 😠😠😠😠😠 😡😡😡😡😡 👎👎👎👎👎
For certain people in CA congress and senate.
Yep 👏
@Rose Treiger At the taxpayers expense? I will volunteer to sit on that jury. Sentencing a murderer to death isn't murder, that is justice!
19:47, Friday and Smith try to trip up Larsen with the dialogue & repeated questions.
15:27, "where'd you go to school?...I didn't, I was born smart."
Unfortunately for Frank Larson, the proposed "Immunity because I didn't know what I was doing because I was drunk" Amendment never got enough Northern state support when the Bill of Rights was being ratified back in the day.
At 23:18, a Perry Mason moment.
the old rolling apple-toss final shot cliché again
My thought as well. So predictable...
Friday took a big bite out of crime.
@@thomascampbell5633 It maybe "predictable" as you put it, but it works well.
Use to laugh when I watched this in the 1960's. The badge number 714, was the same number found on the popular narcotic pill 'Quaalude"! (714 Quaaludes). Gotta wonder if the person that decided the badge number for this shield was doing an 'inside joke' on the cast?
It was a tribute to Hank Aaron.
Friday and Smith crack another one !
The good old days. Before Miranda went and ruined everything
"HE TRIED TO KILL ME!!! HE TRIED TA KILL ME!!" LOL
"Executed in the lethal gas chamber at San Quentin...." As opposed to the lesser used non-lethal gas chamber. lol
The non-lethal units are used strictly for misdemeanor offenses.
Is that the one where everyone just stands around and farts?
you kill me!
That's the Taco Bell Defense....
They gave him a choice between having a sandwich, apple and some coffee or the gas.
His reply: "OK OK I'll take the gas!"