I remember this show from 1967. Had a gritty, real feel to it unlike most Police shows of the era. As a 15 year old I enjoyed the youthful representation by Frank Converse and Robert Hooks.
Wow! This is the kind of TV cop show I was.looking for. Awesome setting in 1967 with so many classic cars. Jack Warden was an underrated actor who was multitalented and is sorely missed. Thanks for sharing this episode.
What a phenomenal police drama! I had never heard of this show till yesterday when I saw the marathon on Decades TV. I was born in 1965, and grew up in New Orleans. NYPD was never shown in reruns down here. I only wish the episodes were longer. It’s not only great writing, and acting. It’s also a fantastic time capsule, as it was filmed on location. My favorite line: Jack Warden; “There’s a guy in there’ll give you all the ventilation you want”.
I used to watch this excellent series all the time. It was the most grittiest and realistic cop show of its era. Loved Johnny Corso. And like the original commercials!
Please upload all of the 49 Episodes of NYPD. This show is classic. I have looked everywhere for this series on Amazon Prime, and I am surprised to see it on You Tube. Thanks, great memories of NY back in the day.
@@michaelvolgare4454 I dated a girl who lived on Bruckner just below Castle Hill..... Michelle.... she moved to California cuz she wuz dreamin..... yeah, I miss the Bronx I knew.
O.. YES ! .THIS was Great TV.! ...been hoping to see these episodes AGAIN for years....even got some classic commercials in there ! a.Million THANks for putting it out there .. !
It was also syndicated here in Hawaii on KGMB-TV from 1970 to 1972. it aired on Monday evenings. one of a dozen TV series that Talent Associates did for Primetime, and the rarest! i also own the TV presskit to this show!
And ironically,"NYPD" is now 50 years old, as it debuted on ABC in Fall 1967. it was realistic and gritty, for the 49 episodes that were produced. "NYPD BLUE" was an entirely different story, but it would've been interesting if Frank Converse or Robert Hooks guest starred on the latter.
...sad WHAT HAPPENED TO ...Robert-Blake-''-(-Baretta-GUY-)-...kinda ENJOYED THAT...T.V.-series...also SAD That None of His ...series LASTED More than...A-...year'''...just a Sad...Man'''...Damn...Shame''''
I WAS IN THE "PILOT" SEG WITH ROBERT DUVAL & BEAU BRIDGES...ROBERT GOT A FILM & JACK WARDEN TOOK OVER AS THE "COMMANDER"..I WAS A RECURRING ROOKIE COP..GREAT JOB..JACK ENGLISH..ACTOR/SINGER & LOCATION MGR ON "GODFATHER PART 2 & APOCALYPSE NOW, ETC..(ON IMDB)..5/2021..WEHO
A chilling character. One of the best bad guys I've ever seen. 26:10 I always loved this show, but was it only me that noticed that they never cuffed him. A slight oversight I guess on procedure.
That's what I meant, that the uniform cops didn't handcuff one of the scariest nuts I've ever seen. Before that car makes it to corner it'll sound like the 4th of July. @@markvahlkamp5443
Filmed at the immortal McSorleys Ale House, oldest bar in NYC and one of the best bars in North America. Lincoln gave his famous speech at the Cooper Union down the street and reportedly had a brew at McSorleys afterwards. A cop over 120 years ago handcuffed a perp to the bar rail, went to use the bathroom and on returning found the bad guy had wiggled out and escaped. Jut then his Sgt. walked in and ordered him to leave the handcuffs in place. For the rest of his career, every time the poor beat cop walked by the open doors the regulars would rattle the cuffs to hoots of laughter. The cuffs are STILL attached to the bar rail. I just happened to tune in to this episode today, September 26, 2020. I looked up details on it and it ran on September 26, 1967, I think I will go out and get a lottery ticket with 9 - 26 - 19 - 6 7 - 15 - (7) The number 15 is for McSorley's street address, 7 for luck. What the heck it's only a buck.
@@tomservo56954 That is pithy but. Those Johnny Come Latelys and their chain came after I first had that monicker. True story: My Aussie pals came on a visit, hit the Shore first, saw a Jersey Mikes sub shop and told the manager they knew the owner!
Sufferin' Sucatash ! Enjoyed watching this very much ! Thanks for uploading the whole episode ! I recall seeing lots ot TV commercials for it when it originally ran on ABC when I was kid. I vividly recall that opening with the big NYPD letters & the police rooftop strobe. Though I don't remember watching any complete episodes at the time; it probably was aired after my bedtime. Or my folks watched something else when it was on. Am surprised this series & "Felony Squad" (which ran around the same time & was also on ABC) were only a half hour long. Most cop shows were an hour long (except for Dragnet, Adam-12 & a few others). And it was a kick to see a commercial for Larks cigarettes. That was my brand when I smoked. I gave up the habit in '84.
I stop in once on a while, peak times on weekends usually filled with tourists, quieter with locals weekday afternoons. Light or Dark, don’t forget the cheddar cheese plate!
David Susskind got a little to gritty when he had a guy that fucked his sister on the DAVID SUSKIND SHOW after an episode of THE DEFENDERS where a girl accused a teacher of raping her but then admitted on the witness stand that she broke her hyman with a pencil
Does anybody hear the voice of Hal Linden doing the voiceover on the LARK cigarette commercial? Anybody recognize Franklin Cover (Tom Willis from the Jeffersons) behind the shades?
Seasons 1-3 aired Sunday Nights @ 9/9:30PM in Nfld. in Canada, and Sunday Nights in the U.S. @ 9/8PM CT! Duration from Sunday September 8 until 3 years later on Sunday September 12!
As a kid loved this show tho my folks thought it was too hardcore for an 8 yr old. If it were updated and you could find great actors like the original had, this show would be a hit today, theme song included!
I know that neighborhood in the opening sequence. Around Washington Square Park. The truck watering the street is going east on Washington Square South. The glass building on the left is an NYU building (it's still there). When the truck rolls over the camera, you can see the tower of Judson Memorial Church. Later, the two coppers turn right, head south down Thompson Street, and pass the side of the Judson Church building to where the guy's sleeping in the car. This is Thompson, between West Third Street & Wash Sq South. The guy's parked on the west side of the street. You can see the Washington Memorial Arch in the background. At around 0:50 you see the corner of W 3rd & Thompson. Down the block a little you see a white sign sticking out from the wall, about 1 story above the street. That's for a parking garage that's still there. I think the sign's still there too. The white building on the SW corner has been knocked down and replaced in the last five years. The red brick building the bad guy's parked in front of is NYU also. Don't know if it was back then. I pass this corner and these buildings every day. Still looks pretty much the same.
RRaquello Sounds like you know that neighborhood pretty good , I can't say I know it that good but I certainly remember Washington square park , spent a lot of time and money there in the 70s , remember lots of good times there , and around the west village ,,,, I lived in Brooklyn then and my brother and me would cut school and hang out in NYC , later on when we were teenagers we'd go for the entertainment ,,,,, what an time we had . We had those water trucks around us , and the guy would fill it by a hydrant on our street , we'd all wait in anticipation for the water to come spilling out the top letting the driver know it was full . it was definitely a different time .
RRaquello All true-I commented on this before I saw your comment. As an NYU student about 10 years after this show, I walked on that street many times.
@@williammorse8330 I haven't seen him. Up till recently they were doing a lot of renovation work in the park, so things were kind of mixed up, with some parts of the park closed off. I think they finally finished the renovation (new restrooms being the big new improvement) after what seemed like 10 years work. Then there is the virus, so I'm guessing that the park was closed at least for a while. I haven't been around there for a year or so, so I don't know how it looks, post-Covid.
@@RRaquello thank you.... I also have memories of Bryant Park as an open drug market behind the main library - the irony of the two different activities never escaped me... sometimes I miss New York, even the Bronx where I lived for while... take care
...Kevin-Hooks was ...Once OUR ...Neighbor'''...along with ...will-smith-...Kevin-HART...comedian...Lived Down The street from my AUNT...same neighborHOOD...Bill-cosby-Grew Up ...in...my Dad was His >..BarBer''...ishitYouNot'''...Have -A-Nice-...Day'''
I heard on the radio transmissions “16 precinct” There was a real 16 precinct it was located on W. 47th St. in between eighth and ninth Avenues. It was abolished on March 1, 1968. If this was filmed before that date that probably was an actual real NYPD radio transmission. I don’t think they (Hollywood) could do that these days. Seemed very realistic.. I have to admit though that would’ve been really cool if they actually use the same model police cars as NYPD was using back then. In 1966 NYPD used the Chevrolet Biscayne and in 1967/68 they used the Plymouth Fury I .
Can somebody or anybody explain why the hell this series is not out on DVD? If someone knows something concerning this, hit me back, I want this one, just as much as I want "The Rookies" on DVD!
Used to watch reruns of this show in NYC when I was a kid. Very intriguing but also very violent. The one episode that sticks in my mind to this day was titled "The Night Watch". Some crazy health food fanatic shooting people for eating hot dogs in Central Park.
THE POLICE PUT THEIR HANDS ON ALL THE GUNS MOVED 3 OF EM ONTO THE BED & THE 3RD COP SAYS *""DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING UNTIL BALLISTIC'S GET HERE""* TOO FUNNY!!..
I was already in elementary school for several years when this started. It was just after the Hippie culture debuted around 1964 til 1966. People were already having long hair and beards by then and it was also,the beginning of the counter culture.
I don't think so ..all is just my humble opinion.. .. The heart wouldn't be there ..there is no substitute for the terrific Jack Warden , Robert Hooks and Frank Converse ..just impossible to equal - no actors out there today would ever even get near the acting chops and overall total superior quality of the entire production values and skill - set of this original gem of a series..💎🏆. any kind of remake would be an insult to the original.👎👎🚫🚫🚫.All are likable people and likable as actors too ... not full of themselves and overacting ... entire cast of this series is Grade A .Top Notch .. believable storylines without an agenda .😒. plus ... why mess with perfection? .😖.. If it isn't broken , why fix it ? .🤨.. Let this series be .. please ..😬. No 're - do ' 😖🤮.. no 'remake' .😩🤢🤮.. No 'retelling' .🤪🤮. No 're - imagining' ..🤮🤮. Please ..... 🤔. 😬.Just .... Please ... No.🤚🛑🚫👎👎.😱😵🤐🤮😫.
Filmed on the streets of New York in the late sixties ;1967-69 it shows nyc at it's gritty worst.During the John V. Lindsay years; New York's worst mayor, who coined the phrase " Fun city " The phrase backed fired on Lindsay when the phrase caught on with New Yorkers who were not impressed with Lindsay , from a transit strike and sanitation strike to black out and high crime.
21:43 Tom Willis (Franklin Cover)of The Jeffersons.That's a Big change being from a NYPD Captain in 1967 to a NY Wealthy President of Publishing Company on a Deluxe Apts in the Sky 8 Years later in 1975.I bet he be ready to pull a gun on George(Sherman Hemsley)on those racist jokes,if it Dirty Harry.RIP Franklin Cover.
One of my favorites as a kid. Very underrated show. Warden was great in whatever he was in. I Ended up as a cop for 26 years.
I remember this show from 1967. Had a gritty, real feel to it unlike most Police shows of the era. As a 15 year old I enjoyed the youthful representation by Frank Converse and Robert Hooks.
Wow! This is the kind of TV cop show I was.looking for. Awesome setting in 1967 with so many classic cars. Jack Warden was an underrated actor who was multitalented and is sorely missed. Thanks for sharing this episode.
I certainly have a notion to second that emotion !! :-)
Loved watching the reruns on wpix channel 11 in nyc in the 70s decades channel playing a marathon weekend of 9/12/2020. Can’t wait.
I haven't watched this show in fifty years and it's still strong.
Robert Hooks was the MAN!
Wonderful actor indeed !!
What a phenomenal police drama! I had never heard of this show till yesterday when I saw the marathon on Decades TV. I was born in 1965, and grew up in New Orleans. NYPD was never shown in reruns down here. I only wish the episodes were longer. It’s not only great writing, and acting. It’s also a fantastic time capsule, as it was filmed on location. My favorite line: Jack Warden; “There’s a guy in there’ll give you all the ventilation you want”.
I used to watch this excellent series all the time. It was the most grittiest and realistic cop show of its era. Loved Johnny Corso. And like the original commercials!
Imagine getting this show cleaned up and restored! Great upload!
Please upload all of the 49 Episodes of NYPD. This show is classic. I have looked everywhere for this series on Amazon Prime, and I am surprised to see it on You Tube. Thanks, great memories of NY back in the day.
I remember watching this show when I was young it was great stuff
I was 10 when this was shown, 1967. Great show. I’m from the Bronx NYC.
I was 14 when this was showed. I was from the Castle Hill area of da Bronx!!
I was 8, but also watched it. Was living in Queens at the time, but moved to the Bronx a couple of years later.
@@michaelvolgare4454 I dated a girl who lived on Bruckner just below Castle Hill..... Michelle.... she moved to California cuz she wuz dreamin..... yeah, I miss the Bronx I knew.
O.. YES ! .THIS was Great TV.! ...been hoping to see these episodes AGAIN for years....even got some classic commercials in there ! a.Million THANks for putting it out there .. !
Thanks, a great cop show from NY.
Is it me or is this guy Bo Svenson?
@@GhostTrain615 Which guy ? I know who Bo Svenson is & I don't see him anywhere in this episode.
@@GhostTrain615 No its Frank Converse.Bo did guess star in a later episode in which he beats up Frank!
Originally telecast on September 26, 1967. "Next Week" (27:50): "Walking Target".
I Used To Watch This In Reruns On CBS Affilliate KIRO-TV Channel 7 In Seattle As A Kid In 1971.
It was also syndicated here in Hawaii on KGMB-TV from 1970 to 1972. it aired on Monday evenings. one of a dozen TV series that Talent Associates did for Primetime, and the rarest! i also own the TV presskit to this show!
And ironically,"NYPD" is now 50 years old, as it debuted on ABC in Fall 1967. it was realistic and gritty, for the 49 episodes that were produced. "NYPD BLUE" was an entirely different story, but it would've been interesting if Frank Converse or Robert Hooks guest starred on the latter.
N.Y.P.D. was an ABC program on KOMO Channel 4.
Hi Joe!
I remember KGMB very well, 74-76.
Brought to you by Mike Salta Pontiac
I loved this show back then, and I sure wish that they would bring it back now!
Great TV show. Watched it on ABC on its first run. If anyone was curious on how New York City (AKA Fun City) was in the 1960's, this was show.
filthy,disgusting,and vile was nyc....a true rat/cockroach infested craphole.....yet, we all loved it.....
2:30 ... you've got Binyon's attention!
Thank you for uploading this! I love cop shows. This is an oldie but goodie.
...sad WHAT HAPPENED TO ...Robert-Blake-''-(-Baretta-GUY-)-...kinda ENJOYED THAT...T.V.-series...also SAD That None of His ...series LASTED More than...A-...year'''...just a Sad...Man'''...Damn...Shame''''
I heartily concur !! :-)
thanks...i search for episodes of this show a couple times a year and this is the first time i found any!
I WAS IN THE "PILOT" SEG WITH ROBERT DUVAL & BEAU BRIDGES...ROBERT GOT A FILM & JACK WARDEN TOOK OVER AS THE "COMMANDER"..I WAS A RECURRING ROOKIE COP..GREAT JOB..JACK ENGLISH..ACTOR/SINGER & LOCATION MGR ON "GODFATHER PART 2 & APOCALYPSE NOW, ETC..(ON IMDB)..5/2021..WEHO
Man I remember this series
I think I saw "Tom Willis" as street cop in sunglasses.
Thank you for the Download.
That was actor Franklin Cover of "The Jeffersons." He's listed in the closing credits,
Reminds me of high school days
True to life filming & acting for 1960's TV.
*@ **25:38** *BLACK COP PUTS A GUN IN GUYS LOWER BACK & SAYS ""I'LL BLOW YOUR HEART OUT"" CLASSIC*
I could dig the reruns again.
Gonna look for this show after this video. Thanks for posting this episode.
A chilling character. One of the best bad guys I've ever seen. 26:10 I always loved this show, but was it only me that noticed that they never cuffed him. A slight oversight I guess on procedure.
The detective gave away his cuffs before going in so that he wouldn't be 'made'.
Yes, but one of the uniforms could've cuffed him. I damn sure wouldn't want to sit next to that guy with no cuffs on after he killed a police officer.
Yes
Also they approach the car together same side bad move still great show
That's what I meant, that the uniform cops didn't handcuff one of the scariest nuts I've ever seen. Before that car makes it to corner it'll sound like the 4th of July. @@markvahlkamp5443
Filmed at the immortal McSorleys Ale House, oldest bar in NYC and one of the best bars in
North America. Lincoln gave his famous speech at the Cooper Union down the street and
reportedly had a brew at McSorleys afterwards.
A cop over 120 years ago handcuffed a perp to the bar rail, went to use the bathroom
and on returning found the bad guy had wiggled out and escaped.
Jut then his Sgt. walked in and ordered him to leave the handcuffs in place.
For the rest of his career, every time the poor beat cop walked by the open doors the
regulars would rattle the cuffs to hoots of laughter.
The cuffs are STILL attached to the bar rail.
I just happened to tune in to this episode today, September 26, 2020.
I looked up details on it and it ran on September 26, 1967, I think I will go out and get a
lottery ticket with 9 - 26 - 19 - 6 7 - 15 - (7)
The number 15 is for McSorley's street address, 7 for luck.
What the heck it's only a buck.
Did McSorley move to Florida and open a bar there? That's where Blanche Devereau enjoyed going...
@@tomservo56954 One of the Golden Girls writers was probably from NYC.
@@jerseymike7946 And I enjoy your subs...
@@tomservo56954 That is pithy but. Those Johnny Come Latelys and their chain came after I first
had that monicker. True story: My Aussie pals came on a visit, hit the Shore first, saw a
Jersey Mikes sub shop and told the manager they knew the owner!
Sufferin' Sucatash ! Enjoyed watching this very much ! Thanks for uploading the whole episode ! I recall seeing lots ot TV commercials for it when it originally ran on ABC when I was kid. I vividly recall that opening with the big NYPD letters & the police rooftop strobe. Though I don't remember watching any complete episodes at the time; it probably was aired after my bedtime. Or my folks watched something else when it was on. Am surprised this series & "Felony Squad" (which ran around the same time & was also on ABC) were only a half hour long. Most cop shows were an hour long (except for Dragnet, Adam-12 & a few others). And it was a kick to see a commercial for Larks cigarettes. That was my brand when I smoked. I gave up the habit in '84.
McSorley’s!!! A great old style bar. Dark or light? Yep. That’s all they sell, and they brew it.
are they still open? haven't been on that block in over 30 years..
I stop in once on a while, peak times on weekends usually filled with tourists, quieter with locals weekday afternoons. Light or Dark, don’t forget the cheddar cheese plate!
"Cool Hand Luke" meets Mr Tibbs.They call this show "gritty".Good description.All in a half hour.Very enjoyable.
You mean Coogan meets Mr. Tibbs
David Susskind got a little to gritty when he had a guy that fucked his sister on the DAVID SUSKIND SHOW after an episode of THE DEFENDERS where a girl accused a teacher of raping her but then admitted on the witness stand that she broke her hyman with a pencil
2:11
True Grit Meets Mr.Tibbs Kind Of TV Series,I Remember That.
Used to watch this back in the day, wish the video quality was better.
Awesome 1967 N.Y.P.D. classic episode!!
when i lived in NY..used to watch this show all the time...great
Does anybody hear the voice of Hal Linden doing the voiceover on the LARK cigarette commercial? Anybody recognize Franklin Cover (Tom Willis from the Jeffersons) behind the shades?
*The best, please add more!*
Thanks for keeping the adds in.
I Used To Watch This As A Toddler At 1 Year Old September 5,1967. On ABC With My Mom And My Late Dad.
Thanks for putting this on
Love this series filmed in the streets of New York
Seasons 1-3 aired Sunday Nights @ 9/9:30PM in Nfld. in Canada, and Sunday Nights in the U.S. @ 9/8PM CT! Duration from Sunday September 8 until 3 years later on Sunday September 12!
With a marathon currently on the channel DECADES this weekend, has anyone recorded them? I would love to have digital copies!
As a kid loved this show tho my folks thought it was too hardcore for an 8 yr old. If it were updated and you could find great actors like the original had, this show would be a hit today, theme song included!
I know that neighborhood in the opening sequence. Around Washington
Square Park. The truck watering the street is going east on Washington
Square South. The glass building on the left is an NYU building (it's
still there). When the truck rolls over the camera, you can see the
tower of Judson Memorial Church. Later, the two coppers turn right, head south down Thompson Street, and pass the side of the Judson Church building to where the guy's sleeping in the car. This is Thompson, between West Third Street & Wash Sq South. The guy's parked on the west side of the street. You can see the Washington Memorial Arch in the background. At around 0:50 you see the corner of W 3rd & Thompson. Down the block a little you see a white sign sticking out from the wall, about 1 story above the street. That's for a parking garage that's still there. I think the sign's still there too. The white building on the SW corner has been knocked down and replaced in the last five years. The red brick building the bad guy's parked in front of is NYU also. Don't know if it was back then. I pass this corner and these buildings every day. Still looks pretty much the same.
RRaquello Sounds like you know that neighborhood pretty good , I can't say I know it that good but I certainly remember Washington square park , spent a lot of time and money there in the 70s , remember lots of good times there , and around the west village ,,,, I lived in Brooklyn then and my brother and me would cut school and hang out in NYC , later on when we were teenagers we'd go for the entertainment ,,,,, what an time we had . We had those water trucks around us , and the guy would fill it by a hydrant on our street , we'd all wait in anticipation for the water to come spilling out the top letting the driver know it was full . it was definitely a different time .
RRaquello All true-I commented on this before I saw your comment. As an NYU student about 10 years after this show, I walked on that street many times.
does that fellow with the stand up piano still push it around the park and play? was there 4 years ago and heard some great music... thanks
@@williammorse8330 I haven't seen him. Up till recently they were doing a lot of renovation work in the park, so things were kind of mixed up, with some parts of the park closed off. I think they finally finished the renovation (new restrooms being the big new improvement) after what seemed like 10 years work. Then there is the virus, so I'm guessing that the park was closed at least for a while. I haven't been around there for a year or so, so I don't know how it looks, post-Covid.
@@RRaquello thank you.... I also have memories of Bryant Park as an open drug market behind the main library - the irony of the two different activities never escaped me... sometimes I miss New York, even the Bronx where I lived for while... take care
One of the Detectives was a plainclothes man from THE FRENCH CONNECTION.
I Used To Sing Along With The Theme Music As A Kid.
Coogan's Bluff Meets Mr.Tibbs Kind Of TV Series.
The real McSorley's. The usual bartender question. But one mug instead of two?
Robert Hooks Is Still An Actor.
...and ...Kevin...Hooks...my neighbor...BacK...in...philly...nice...Kid...
...Kevin-Hooks was ...Once OUR ...Neighbor'''...along with ...will-smith-...Kevin-HART...comedian...Lived Down The street from my AUNT...same neighborHOOD...Bill-cosby-Grew Up ...in...my Dad was His >..BarBer''...ishitYouNot'''...Have -A-Nice-...Day'''
Major Director too
Van Johnson doing the voiceover on the Cranapple spot....
THANK YOU ! After watching that commercial, I realized the voice was soooo familiar ! But just couldn't place it ! :-)
One of the best cop shows ever. Remember it well.
I heard on the radio transmissions “16 precinct” There was a real 16 precinct it was located on W. 47th St. in between eighth and ninth Avenues. It was abolished on March 1, 1968. If this was filmed before that date that probably was an actual real NYPD radio transmission. I don’t think they (Hollywood) could do that these days. Seemed very realistic.. I have to admit though that would’ve been really cool if they actually use the same model police cars as NYPD was using back then. In 1966 NYPD used the Chevrolet Biscayne and in 1967/68 they used the Plymouth Fury I .
Jacki Warden Remember it now. Didn't watch it tho. 1967. 17 years old. Warden a great actor
Jack Warden And David Susskind RIP.
They were both incredibly talented in their respective fields !
Talk about gritty! Thumbs up all the way!!!😀😀😀
Can somebody or anybody explain why the hell this series is not out on DVD? If someone knows something concerning this, hit me back, I want this one, just as much as I want "The Rookies" on DVD!
Someone is selling the series on ioffer think rookies are on there to
Used to watch reruns of this show in NYC when I was a kid. Very intriguing but also very violent.
The one episode that sticks in my mind to this day was titled "The Night Watch". Some crazy health food fanatic shooting people for eating hot dogs in Central Park.
They caught the Perp at "McSorley's". Been there many times.
I remember this one very well.
THE POLICE PUT THEIR HANDS ON ALL THE GUNS MOVED 3 OF EM ONTO THE BED & THE 3RD COP SAYS *""DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING UNTIL BALLISTIC'S GET HERE""* TOO FUNNY!!..
The grungyness of New York from back then was beautiful.
This great show is on the digital tv channel the decades channel right now
High School Memories
Monday nights Channel 6 ABC
Gritty show!
garbage in the streets,kids darting in front of cars, tenaments...yep,this show is very close to real.
Thank you so much for uploading these! Where did they come from and... are there more? :)
I was already in elementary school for several years when this started. It was just after the Hippie culture debuted around 1964 til 1966. People were already having long hair and beards by then and it was also,the beginning of the counter culture.
I'm Lt. Frank Drebin of the Police Squad!
Now I got to figure out what am I doing in New York...
I loved this Show I was just in love with Frank Converse
FILMED ON LOCATION AT MCSORLEYS AND THE POLICE STATION AT 21ST STREET WHER E THEY ALSO FILMED SERPICO
24:03
YES! And IN COLOR ON ABC!
Please upload the episodes of NYPD, please think about it for me. I like to see the episodes. and then I will be happy.
...yeahhh its only One Decent...Up-LOAD...all ...REST...is...crap...
I remember watching this many years ago
So that's where the siren from Police Squad/Naked Gun came from!
I'M CRAZY ABOUT THOSE ORIGINAL 35MM PRINTS! TOO BAD YOU TUBE DON'T HAVE EVERYTHING ON ORIGINAL PRINT.
The first scenes of the episode were located in NYU Washington Square Park locations, I know because I work there
Frank Converse Is Still An Actor.
He was on “Movin On” as a trucker.
"See any cops out there?..." "I sure did !!!" Classic!
This show is a prime example of what real acting is all about. Not the stuff they hand out today.
But.....entire block in NYC mid day, no other people? Help.
Great show
When will N.Y.P.D. see the light of day on DVD?
Please Upload More Episodes Of NYPD. Shakedown,Fingerman,As Well As The Screaming Women. And 47 Episodes.
New York City broadcast programs classics
THE NAKED GUN!
Cool Hand Luke Meets Mr.Tibbs Kind Of Series.It's Called NYPD.
Franklin Cover and Julius Harris Sleep in heavenly peace.
Tom Willis and Tee Hee
Unjustly neglected TV show well written and acted cancelled way to soon
The Series Has Not Been Seen In Years It Should Make A Comeback.
A "Comeback" HOW? It' s BEEN remade a Thousand times as Contemporary GARBAGE,That is WHY you watch it here,THAT is your comeback.
No..... in my humble opinion - it could not be made as well ..😝. shouldn't even try ... 👎👎
Man On A Swing Meets Mr.Tibbs Kind Of Real TV Series.
Hats off to Actor GREGORY REESE the Bad-Ass calling himself "Billy The Kid" a fine actor and REAL Bad-Ass in real life.
Serpico Meets Mr.Tibbs Telling You.
Hope they make a movie out of this 1967-1969 ABC-TV Cop Series
How many more of those do we need?
I don't think so ..all is just my humble opinion.. .. The heart wouldn't be there ..there is no substitute for the terrific Jack Warden , Robert Hooks and Frank Converse ..just impossible to equal - no actors out there today would ever even get near the acting chops and overall total superior quality of the entire production values and skill - set of this original gem of a series..💎🏆. any kind of remake would be an insult to the original.👎👎🚫🚫🚫.All are likable people and likable as actors too ... not full of themselves and overacting ... entire cast of this series is Grade A .Top Notch .. believable storylines without an agenda .😒. plus ... why mess with perfection? .😖.. If it isn't broken , why fix it ? .🤨.. Let this series be .. please ..😬. No 're - do ' 😖🤮.. no 'remake' .😩🤢🤮.. No 'retelling' .🤪🤮. No 're - imagining' ..🤮🤮. Please ..... 🤔. 😬.Just .... Please ... No.🤚🛑🚫👎👎.😱😵🤐🤮😫.
Great cars. Great.
Filmed on the streets of New York in the late sixties ;1967-69 it shows nyc at it's gritty worst.During the John V. Lindsay years; New York's worst mayor, who coined the phrase " Fun city " The phrase backed fired on Lindsay when the phrase caught on with New Yorkers who were not impressed with Lindsay , from a transit strike and sanitation strike to black out and high crime.
come on! all he wanted was a little peace....
Pay phone cigarette ads pretty good vest only covers front and looks like a xray vest NY still looks same.first movie of ptsd it looks like.
It Premiered On ABC In 1967. And It Got Cancelled In 1969.
Produced By Talent Associates Ltd,In Association With THE ABC TELEVISION NETWORK.
The shooting takes place on Thompson Street between West Third and Washington Square South
mcsorleys - 7 st 2/3 av / police precinct around the corner
21:43 Tom Willis (Franklin Cover)of The Jeffersons.That's a Big change being from a NYPD Captain in 1967 to a NY Wealthy President of Publishing Company on a Deluxe Apts in the Sky 8 Years later in 1975.I bet he be ready to pull a gun on George(Sherman Hemsley)on those racist jokes,if it Dirty Harry.RIP Franklin Cover.
I recognised him, and I think the Det. that located the fleabag hotel hideout is "Rocco" from the Godfather films.