HEY I WAS BORN IN 1972 WHO WANTS TO GO BACK TO THE YEAR THEY WERE BORN WHEN WE HAD REAL MOVIES REAL MUSIC NO AUTO TUNE NEEDED REAL COMMERCIALS WITH JINGLES AND HEART REAL TV SITCOMS AND DRAMA SERIES NO FAKE TRASH REALITY SHOWS REAL ROCK BANDS LIKE QUEEN OR PARLIAMENT YOU KNOW THE GOOD OLD DAYS RAISE THEY HANDS ✋🏾 I GOTTA A TIME MACHINE I’LL PICK YOU UP 😂😂
I love it too. Love to read about the actors and how many tv shows they worked on. This is a period when there were beginning to be lots of opportunities for blacks..very gravitating and good to see storylines involving them.
I love watching these types of shows. Love doing research on the actors to see who they were...where they are now and if are still living.. Love the 70's vibe as well. I watch this every Saturday night on H&I. I have officially turned into my aunt who used to watch tv all night until you would see the static at the end and the national anthem played lol.....
There were so many good shows back then. Sure they were kinda hokie, but the lack of slow motion bullets going through brains, and the like are what made them good. Well, that and an almost complete lack of PC.
the "Amen" pastor (a 1980's sitcom with Sherman Helmsley ("The Jeffersons" (CBS) sitcom: George Jefferson; Marla Gibbs from "227" a 1980's (NBC) sitcom); Antonio Fargas ("Huggy Bear" from the 1970's "Starsky and Hutch" crime/drama tv show); "Police Woman" was a different police action/drama show, with Angie Dickinson. (I haven't seen both "Police Story" and "Police Woman" during it's original runs, back in the day (1970's). I was way too young. ( www.imdb.com/title/tt0069620/ - "Police Story" (TV Series) : 1973 to 1987) : I was only 2 years old when "Police Story" came out - Born in '74. )
www.imdb.com/title/tt0071034/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 = "Police Woman" - 2 hours | Action, Crime, Drama | TV Series (1974-1978) = Follows Sergeant "Pepper" Anderson, LAPD's top undercover cop. A member of the Criminal Conspiracy Unit, Pepper works the wild side of the street, where she poses as everything from a gangster's moll to a streetwalker to a prison inmate. Creator: Robert L. Collins; Stars: Angie Dickinson, Earl Holliman, Charles Dierkop
Brings back so many memories growing up,when the whole family looked at t.v. together.PoliceWoman starring Angie Dickinson also came on NBC around that time.And,of course,Sanford and Son.Ahh',the good ole' days when talented people actually,COMPOSED music for the opening credits for sitcoms.Did anyone notice the drug seller in the poolhall was also,Starsky and Hutche's mean sergeant?
This show is about the workings of the Los Angeles Police Department LAPD. This episode is titled The Ho Chi Minh trail. The allusion is the title of a trail in Vietnam 🇻🇳. The cop on assignment is a Vietnam War veteran.
I remember these shows and the actors. This was a fantastic episode I'm gonna have to watch more of these police stories. They just don't make shows like this anymore.
Thank You for posting this show. I loved Police Story when I was in high school. I wish there were somewhere that we could find the whole series to watch!
Terrific episode! Thanks so much for the upload! - Nice to watch Captain Dobey and Huggy Bear in this one! Btw: You got me hooked on these shows! Greetz from Germany, Heidi
I can't believe this made it to TH-cam, and wasn't censored for being racist with stereo types. I guess they just saw the thumbnail and thought he was gay or something. I love getting the chance to see some of these old shows.
About 18:30 during the car chase they're on a street with vacant overgrown lots that featured in Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13. Where the little girl at the ice cream truck got shot by the bangers.
No offense guys. I, to was raised in the 70's. Did it ever occur to us 70's generation back then that we would be talking like our dads??? "In my day" "Oh the good old days," "I grew up on.... " Watch an old Gable or Gary Cooper movie, "This was when movies were movies, not the hippie junk they have today." Any of this sound familiar in the comment section.
Exactly. And for every Columbo, Police Story & Hawaii 5-O there were literally hundreds of terrible and/or mediocre shows that no one remembers. The good stuff stands the test of time.
“Your college education helped. You’re 3rd in your class, you’re no dummy. You’re not known on the street, and your the right color.” Folks. I must say there is no such thing as systematic racism. Even back in the 1970’s.
How would YOU know. Is this based on your experience as a Black person growing up in the 70’s? Are you basing your assessment on a fictional television show, and not on statistics in the 70’s of Blacks in the police academy? I love these shows too, but that doesn’t mean we ignore the reality of racism in America even in the 70’s. 🤨🤨🤨🤨
I can't find the Police Tory episode The Return of Joe Forrester nor episodes of that series created from that pilot. If you have it or can get it please post.Thak you.
and what was the other episode of "Police Story" episode from season 1 where a child was rushed to the hospital during an unknown tyype of fall or illness? any one have that episode from that channel from youtube?
49:56 He lost the woman at the start of his career. 30 years from now, if he's still single, he won't have to share his CALPERS retirement with his ex-wife.
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Not only am I old/still young enough to remember this show,but also,Rufus Thomas...OMG .The internet is a treasure trove in time-😊
HEY I WAS BORN IN 1972 WHO WANTS TO GO BACK TO THE YEAR THEY WERE BORN WHEN WE HAD REAL MOVIES REAL MUSIC NO AUTO TUNE NEEDED REAL COMMERCIALS WITH JINGLES AND HEART REAL TV SITCOMS AND DRAMA SERIES NO FAKE TRASH REALITY SHOWS REAL ROCK BANDS LIKE QUEEN OR PARLIAMENT YOU KNOW THE GOOD OLD DAYS RAISE THEY HANDS ✋🏾 I GOTTA A TIME MACHINE I’LL PICK YOU UP 😂😂
Born in 1970 and I'm right there with you Tiffany. Please pick me up in your time machine.
I liked what you said but I was born in '74
I do miss the tv shows from our decade like sanford and son
Born in 64 and I remember watching this and Black Sheep and....
Excellent episode I wish I was alive in the 70s such Great shows and music.
I remember this series back in my day, it was nice watching it again Clifton Davis is a good looking brother, thanks for uploading. :)
Watched this show in the 70's. Great police show. Ranks up there with Adam 12
This is when television shows were television shows! Programs like these bring back so many great and wonderful memories.
It sure does. Wonderful childhood
the best of times ( never again )
I love it too. Love to read about the actors and how many tv shows they worked on. This is a period when there were beginning to be lots of opportunities for blacks..very gravitating and good to see storylines involving them.
And racist !
@@carolyngunter9787wonderful ?
I love watching these types of shows. Love doing research on the actors to see who they were...where they are now and if are still living.. Love the 70's vibe as well. I watch this every Saturday night on H&I. I have officially turned into my aunt who used to watch tv all night until you would see the static at the end and the national anthem played lol.....
I am the same way. I love researching these shows.
I loved growing up in the seventies with the great shows like this on television.
What was it like?
@@Bobofet241 What does not having cable have to do with anything? I'm sure back then they had channels with classic TV shows like this?
Allen Woodall I WAS BORN 1972 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I LOVE IT TO HEY WANNA GO BACK I GOT A TIME MACHINE 😂😂😂😘
Me too
There were so many good shows back then. Sure they were kinda hokie, but the lack of slow motion bullets going through brains, and the like are what made them good. Well, that and an almost complete lack of PC.
Police Story was a show I loved growing up....The theme song has stayed in my head my whole life. Great show.
Clifton Davis, Antonio Fargas and Raymond St Jacques in one show..classic.
And Rufus Thomas doing Break down .
And Bernie Hamilton also from "Starsky and Hutch"
Don't forget George Maharis from Route 66.
the "Amen" pastor (a 1980's sitcom with Sherman Helmsley ("The Jeffersons" (CBS) sitcom: George Jefferson; Marla Gibbs from "227" a 1980's (NBC) sitcom); Antonio Fargas ("Huggy Bear" from the 1970's "Starsky and Hutch" crime/drama tv show); "Police Woman" was a different police action/drama show, with Angie Dickinson. (I haven't seen both "Police Story" and "Police Woman" during it's original runs, back in the day (1970's). I was way too young. ( www.imdb.com/title/tt0069620/ - "Police Story" (TV Series) : 1973 to 1987) : I was only 2 years old when "Police Story" came out - Born in '74. )
www.imdb.com/title/tt0071034/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 = "Police Woman" - 2 hours | Action, Crime, Drama | TV Series (1974-1978) = Follows Sergeant "Pepper" Anderson, LAPD's top undercover cop. A member of the Criminal Conspiracy Unit, Pepper works the wild side of the street, where she poses as everything from a gangster's moll to a streetwalker to a prison inmate. Creator: Robert L. Collins; Stars: Angie Dickinson, Earl Holliman, Charles Dierkop
I grew up in the 70s to loved it those days will never come back
I started in police work in 1972 Tucson Az becuase of shows like this.
Same with me Tim.
One of my favorite Police Story episodes! Thank you for the upload!
Clifton Davis TV Series Hero and admired. A fabulous actor and Legend!
@malcolmcook7007 he was also a songwriter. He wrote the song "Never can say goodbye " by Michael Jackson.
Brings back so many memories growing up,when the whole family looked at t.v. together.PoliceWoman starring Angie Dickinson also came on NBC around that time.And,of course,Sanford and Son.Ahh',the good ole' days when talented people actually,COMPOSED music for the opening credits for sitcoms.Did anyone notice the drug seller in the poolhall was also,Starsky and Hutche's mean sergeant?
This show is about the workings of the Los Angeles Police Department LAPD.
This episode is titled The Ho Chi Minh trail. The allusion is the title of a trail in Vietnam 🇻🇳. The cop on assignment is a Vietnam War veteran.
This is one good episode and that Clifton Davis is one handsome guy. Thanks for posting :-)
@petercox9 Yep. Used to watch him on Amen and all I can say is--amen!!!
Darn good, enjoyed this very much. Brought back good memories.
Wow. classic television . I grew up on theses shows .
I remember these shows and the actors. This was a fantastic episode I'm gonna have to watch more of these police stories. They just don't make shows like this anymore.
Thanks for the show, I can relate to the Ho Chi Minh trail having served in Vietnam 1969-70. I was 24 years old in 1973 when this show was on tv.
70s had the best cop shows
I used to think so also, until I got to see Criminal Minds and Blue Bloods.
Absolutely fantastic episode, it explains more than just Cops solving crimes.
Clifton Davis, Antonio Fargas, and Rufus Thomas what a classic episode 😌👌💯
Clifton's shirts are too groovy 😆💮🌾🌼🙂😨👍
Thank You for posting this show. I loved Police Story when I was in high school. I wish there were somewhere that we could find the whole series to watch!
oh this show was soo good
great forgotten series.....hope you share more...and thanks!
Thomas now this is a real police show that I love I remember this show Growing Up
awesome love this show!!
love this quality show.....hope to see more
THANK YOU!
JOHN You brought GOOD TV Back to me!
Rufus Thomas "Break down"! Clifton Davis wrote some amazing songs also
Terrific episode! Thanks so much for the upload! - Nice to watch Captain Dobey and Huggy Bear in this one! Btw: You got me hooked on these shows! Greetz from Germany, Heidi
real cool especially Clifton Davis (the man).
“ Drive baby! Drive!”
This is neat..... two "Starsky and Hutch" stars; "Huggy Bear" and "Captain Dobey" on the same show!
One of "Police Story's" few *Blaxploitation* episodes!
I can't believe this made it to TH-cam, and wasn't censored for being racist with stereo types. I guess they just saw the thumbnail and thought he was gay or something. I love getting the chance to see some of these old shows.
What it is!!! Huggy Bear and Captain Dobby minus Starsky and Hutch or the Grand Torino!
Yeahhhhhh at least get the Torino LOL!!!
I remember that show, I watched it with my mom...Huggy Bear was her favorite.
Wow, that was a good episode!!!
Great episode
Very good..... Much better than that crap on the tube now.
such fine black lady actresses in all of thes old crime tv shows.
Wait a minute….Huggy Bear buying smack….from the Lieutenant on Starsky & Hutch?….now THAT’S CLASSIC TV
great ending
"Nice car, buddy!" Do they know it's an AMC Ambassador, lol?
great episode
So cheesy. So gritty. Turns out, I love cheesy grits!!!👌😏✨✨✨
memories
This is a deep cast.
Whats interesting about Clifton Davis being in this particular episode is, he was actually heavy on drugs in his personal life at the time.
Very interesting, I didn't know that.
@@vivianhamilton616 I don't think the 'OP' knows that either.
They caught him sniffing the herion props
150 N. Los Angeles Street. Too bad it's gone.
Rufus Thomas performs here ! very rare lol
I REMEMBER THE GRASS EATIN CONTEST, SAW IT AS A KID 100 YEARS AGO
Captain Dobey: whatchoo mean c'mon, suckuh? (70s style) omg, lmao. (current) This is a hoot!!
Maybe this is a stupid question but what is imao?
...in my arrogant opinion, IMAO.
About 18:30 during the car chase they're on a street with vacant overgrown lots that featured in Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13. Where the little girl at the ice cream truck got shot by the bangers.
the title of the episode the ho chi Minh trail. I think the rookie cop was Vietnam war veteran.
Guess the fed had to go back to running Station 51
she was smart 2 get out
🏃💨
This was real po;ice stories not the bull garbage today. also not political correctness back then
Captain DOBEY of Starsky and Hutch is here !!!! yes it' s interpreted by BERNIE HAMILTON :)
ncc 1701 so is Huggy Bear...
Corn Rows?….back in 1973?….amazing
Rufus Thomas "The Breakdown"
No offense guys. I, to was raised in the 70's. Did it ever occur to us 70's generation back then that we would be talking like our dads??? "In my day" "Oh the good old days," "I grew up on.... " Watch an old Gable or Gary Cooper movie, "This was when movies were movies, not the hippie junk they have today." Any of this sound familiar in the comment section.
Exactly. And for every Columbo, Police Story & Hawaii 5-O there were literally hundreds of terrible and/or mediocre shows that no one remembers. The good stuff stands the test of time.
@@VomitPinata Hope know dumbfuck tries to remake this like H-5-O.
There is nothing wrong in recognising good tv shows...based on quality that stands the test of time
@@donna8743 Perhaps Donna. I'm just pointing out that we have turned into our parents on what we view as quality.
He a pastor,born again
HELL, TELETYPE MACHINES, WOW!!!
Rufus Thomas Breakin' it on down!
hahahahaaaa!!! yup!! #rare
yes break down and the funky chicken . lol . True classic television .
👍
“Your college education helped. You’re 3rd in your class, you’re no dummy. You’re not known on the street, and your the right color.” Folks. I must say there is no such thing as systematic racism. Even back in the 1970’s.
How would YOU know. Is this based on your experience as a Black person growing up in the 70’s? Are you basing your assessment on a fictional television show, and not on statistics in the 70’s of Blacks in the police academy? I love these shows too, but that doesn’t mean we ignore the reality of racism in America even in the 70’s. 🤨🤨🤨🤨
@@avalangrin4904 are you white?
@@prdawg215 NO.
@@avalangrin4904 are you black?
@@prdawg215 No I am purple color...
Good Show
Drive baby drive!
and HUGGY interpreted by ANTONIO FARGAS
I can't find the Police Tory episode The Return of Joe Forrester nor episodes of that series created from that pilot. If you have it or can get it please post.Thak you.
@6:10 what a beautiful couple.
@7:13 #Rufus!!
Captain Dobey sold dope to Huggy Bear!!!
Much of good black actors in this episode
George Maharis's wig is fuckin mint
Huggy
Bear from Starksty& Hutch!
LAPD academy is just as similar to Army Boot Camp.
Many of the guys who designed this regimen were in ww2 and Korea
Bond...John Bond
and what was the other episode of "Police Story" episode from season 1 where a child was rushed to the hospital during an unknown tyype of fall or illness? any one have that episode from that channel from youtube?
Mad Dog from Good Times 😅
hollywood jive dialect
49:56 He lost the woman at the start of his career. 30 years from now, if he's still single, he won't have to share his CALPERS retirement with his ex-wife.
Good
The right color ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏼
i swore i saw huggy bear from starsky&hutch
You did!
You did
@@tremekawilson9238 thanks..I thought so
"you can jive with the dudes in the streets?" hehehe
5 pounds of smack , the biggest bust in L.A. for years !!
Is it just me, or does George Maharis look like Dick Gautier here?
I agree when tv was tv better than this garbage that’s out today
didn't joseph wambaugh assist in the creation of this series ?
Yes. Creator and technical consultant.
Jun
Yes he did. I read his books
'tyrone" !!!! hahahahahahahahahhahahahaahha!!!!!
Por favor manda algo en español muchas gracias saludos cordiales atte Jorge Aravena
Yo I can dig on that cape
Rufus Thomas is in this film too? This is too much.
LoVvE ITt....! "CLiFfToNn DaViSs" WaSs SOo FiNEe. BacKk ThENn.......OKkaYy.
Actually he got more handsome as he got older with more weight
Actually he got more handsome as he aged with more weight on his frame
@@donna8743Yep. He was smokin hot when he was on Amen!!
Ed Bernard
Dobey and damn this autocorrect.
48:49, I’ve decided to join the Black Panthers...
Did he just pay $100 for an orange blob of Hubba Bubba?