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Highway Patrol S01E37 Missing Witness
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2020
- June 11, 1956
Season 1
Episode 37
Artist Molly Weems shows up at Highway Patrol headquarters claiming that convicted "Sunrise Park Killer" George Crenshaw is innocent. When Dan Mathews confronts her with the many inconsistencies in her story, Molly admits that she was lying to try to save Crenshaw (her former fiancé) from execution. Surprisingly, an attempt is made on Molly's life after reporter Joe Macklin prematurely prints a story about her claims and includes her home address. Molly survives the attack, but Dan deduces that she may have unknowingly been correct about Crenshaw and that the real "Sunrise Park Killer" could still be at large. Dan stakes out Molly's home and eventually finds himself face to face with the pusillanimous killer. Written by Sam Spear
Love these old Highway Patrol shows! So good!
Genius script writing, so concise and well ordered.
Molly Weems sure knows her automobiles. A '56 Buick Roadmaster convertible. What a ride.
The '56 was the only car whose model year was shown on the car - in the round emblem right in the middle of the grille.
Three or four different Buicks in this episode. Seems like Buick Motor Division got some free advertising - and they probably supplied all the Buicks. But somebody slipped in an Oldsmobile near the end.
This episode is crawling with 56 Buicks.
@@Chazd1949 The '57 Buicks also had medallions with the year on them, like the '56s. In later years I thought this was something all cars should have visible on the outside.
@@hebneh I was told that the '56 was unique to this distinction, and when I first learned of it I looked for the emblem the next time I saw a '56 at a car show. Sure enough, there it was. However, I never thought to look for it on any earlier or later model year. Now I know better. Thanks for the correction.
A 56 Buick road master ragtop is worth thousands today.
You can't upload enough of these! A better time for sure.
Agree 100%!
Remember: the clowns at the circus are real funny but not on the highway. Ten Four.
What A Classic Series.I Was 7 Years Old When This Hit The Air Waves
i love highway patrol! iwish they put on from first episode to last in a row
The common denominator for those early TV shows: QUALITY
The common denominator for today's modern TV shows: TRASH!
Totally !!!!!
@@crazypresunto
You milennials like to think you're so smart and boomers are so stupid, just remember, we know how to drive a car, truck or bus with a manual transmission YOU DON'T ,
We built those cars and trucks and a whole lot more what have you folks done to improve life for everyone and NOT just yourselves?
@@crazypresunto There is a kernel of truth in what he says. All of the best ideas were used up years ago.
Old Dan is a good "Blood Hound".....he can always sniff out the bad guy...
"Who identified me?" "YOU DID!" Gotta love it!!!
If I don't stop watching these episodes I am going to have to find & buy a 1955 Oldsmobile like I had in high school in 1963-1965. Really liked that car. They have more Buicks in most of these stories, but I still get to see some Oldsmobiles that bring back memories.
I love these and am downloading them all. Thank you so much...and the quality is even better than originally, especially when Dad started messing around with the "rabbit ears" :-)
Great episode. Very good upload quality. Video and audio quality superb.
Successfully succinct series. Always interesting. TV sure knew how to entertain (once upon a time).
This was a good little 23 minute story that takes 23 minutes. Today they would stretch the same story out to an hour to add more commercials! Bo-Ring!
Corporate America.. Blame fox news and mostly Republicans. Just acknowledge the dominion settlement for 777,000,000!!!
I loved it when he said who identified me. " You just did" I actually laughed. Cop shows were really well written then.
A woman who knows how to parallel park? Wowzers.
Smart lady. Maybe that's why she was only in four shows then disappeared.
She probably married some producer and lived in a 6 bedroom house up in the hills with 4 kids and a swimming pool.
Yeah, and I was the guy taking care of the pools of some of these "Hollywood" people!
Well, she was shown STARTING to parallel park her immense Buick, but they cut before she actually completed it, I noticed.
Great episode! This is one of my favorite shows!😀👍👍
Used to be you'd flunk your driver's exam if you couldn't parallel park.
criminal: if she never seen me who turned me in?
Dan: you did !
Great line
Columbo line
This episode was heavily populated by Buicks.
There must have been a sale on buicks when this was made.
@@johnbockelie3899
Free advertising for Buick, were good cars
I love Crawford's acting abilities...I am totally amazed at his intense interrogations. Like the Gestapo.
I simply l-o-v-e the highway patrol series! Broderick Crawford made those shows rock!!!
The world was a wonderful, straightforward place when I was a kid.
I remember that also, around Los Angeles, too bad that "that world" has slipped away, isn't it?
Yes mate. It gets to suck being an old fart 😀
It's not that the world was better when we were younger, it's just that we were more innocent and didn't have to deal with the harshness of the world. Crawford was just an actor, and a depressed alcoholic, with several DUI violations and often with a suspended license.
I decade before Manson
Hilarious !! Such goofy scripts ! But, great laughs ! Love this series !!
The reporter is Bing Russell (Kurt's father).
Buick made a bundle on this episode.
Thanks for that interesting info. Gotta go back and look again.
Love the opening music. Nothing like it today.
Why would a reporter give out a potential witness name and address.
And why would a killer go into a house with a cop car sitting in front of it?
Dan, “Takealookatthismap “ Officer, What?” Dan, “Takealookatthismap!” Officer, “What?” Dan, “#@$%@“
Great series ! Thanks.
Haha! Got to love old Dan. He always got his man. With a 55 Buick, a 38 snubnose and true grit, he always got his man.
in, in
Also drove CHRYSLER/DODGE models
I believe the guy talking to the officer at the office is Kurt's Dad.
Bing Russell.
😍🌈💜
I have loved Broderick Crawford
For over many years.. As he h as played
Various characters extremely well. Years
Ago he played tuff guys allot then father
Figure and even scarcely pictures. Once
I started watching Highway Patrol i never stopped.. He's a gem.. 💎 i wish
They would teach the officers today t o
Really follow the Law!!! We don't even
Have a substantial amount of highway
Patrol and When Dan ends each episode
He leaves a very important message about driving and how cars can be a help and a danger to our citizens. I love
💘 him and the entire crew. But one thing as much as they complain in the
World about blacks hispanics committing crimes ? Every episode or the many I've seen are white people ?
If the stories are true where are the
Other ethic actors ? No work no jobs
For them ? No other ethnic writers producers ? The narrative is being
Changed. Black and Hispanic Highway
Patrolmen are bring hired and others
To come lets share the love the money
And the truth. ♥💜🙏
Nothing like responsible reporting. And he said he was a crime reporter in the opening scene.
Keep waiting for Leslie Nielsen to make an appearance
Court records show there was no moon that night??? Court Records!!!!
Kurt Russell's dad is in this!
There a alot of well known actors in this series, when they were a lot younger, very enjoyable to see. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley, so I recognize many of the filming locations, in and around Los Angeles, when it was really a nice place to live.
Yes, that is Bing Russell playing the newspaperman.
@@carloscarpinteyro332 Someone said in another episode that the area that they filmed that show was now where Dodger Stadium is
@@whowonthatballgame4298 Chavez Ravine?
Her house address is 2707 Canyon Dr. Los Angeles , Bronson Canyon , A lot of Highway Patrol was filmed up there .
One of the more upscale hwp offices
More please 🙏
Cool show 😎 👌
Good one
Two nice '56 Buick Roadmasters, one a convertible and another a two door hardtop. They had just about every option in the book except AC. They were over $4000 but still cost less than a Cadillac. One of a few episodes that Dan drove a '56 four door Buick Super hardtop.
Take a closer look. The rear door handle is visible. So is the break in the rear door to quarter panel molding. Because of poorer film quality, it's easy to overlook, at first
All the same makes of cars at 12:47 as the police car pulls in, even the reporters was identical.
Why did they always call him MISTER Mathews? Didn't he have a rank?
12:23 "stay right here, I'll get an ambulance" - no, I think I'll go play three sets of tennis with a bullet in my stomach.
can't imagine climbing around in the woods in a suit and tie. ha
Take a look at the bread lines in the Great Depression.
Men tried to dress their best in spite of their new poverty.
Broderick Crawfish was one of the best TV actors EVER!
Buick heaven
Bad guys got tricked again . . Way to go Dan !
Wow! The Highway Patrol now gets 4-door hardtop patrol cars (1:44)?
Hey guys! Did anyone notice when the lady returns shot as she was going into the house. No blood stains as she fell! Come on now! Joe Carleo, former TV producer.
I keep waiting for the episode where Dan wears his dress uniform..
What happened to the safety tip at the end? BOO!
2 door cop cars?
When I was a kid in Washington DC the police patrol cars were 2 door Coupes. Chevy and Ford. Early 50s.
The reporter that gave out all the information on the witness,could have got her killed.I think he would go to jail to-day for doing that.
Yeah.. these days cops lock anyone up for anything.
Its disgusting.
They would never convict the guy on that flimsy evidence.
A pretty glaring hole in the plot near the end. The reporter would surely be in a position to identify the killer...for real.
Who would be that stupid, to try and kill a woman in her home guarded by police
Criminals always think they can outsmart the police.
Forrest Gump said it best, "stupid is as stupid does."
Yes they are they the best
It`s the Bees Knees!
Curiosity Killed the CAT satisfaction brought him back !
A poker game.
6 th sense always trust it
Self snitching.
Talking too much.
Never fails.
Those cars beck then we're tough today's cars wouldn't hold up no how
Good parallel parking by Molly...
Cam Allison on the Untouchables. Died in eliotNess's arms!.
That was one sad episode. He wasn't with them for very long. I really liked him. This was before he played on a soap opera, which I don't remember the name of.
What a beautiful Woman.
14:12 - she couldn't offer any clues to the identity of the would-be murderer (of course not, how could she see him since the moon wasn't out yet?)
the reporter is kurt russels dad.
❤❤❤❤
sad no cell phones then 1956
Sad we have cell phones now, at least the so-called smartphone variety.
.....love Highway Patrol.....in this episode, Sgt Corey must be wearing the worst hairpiece ever made or went to a drunk and blind barber who used pruning shears........
Who cares?
@@kenlucas7025 ......some dumb sob like you, ken ditship......
Y’a phony….