You could tell they were in the safe suburbs- at the end of this episode you can see a bicycle parked on the sidewalk. These days it would be snatched & stolen in less than five minutes.
Now, people are stealing your mail, plus we now have a new type of theft, the police call them porch pirates who steal your Amazon packages from your porch.
The 50's with with big heavy land yachts some HP, drum breaks and the suspension system that sucked really bad boy those were the days. But as a boy back then I liked watching "Highway Patrol" it was one of my favorites.
I don't "claim" to know all about cars. I do know that brakes on a car is spelled BRAKE. To break a glass, take a break etc. Is BREAK. So, yes, I do know the difference.
An excellent episode. The professor looks real familiar from maybe a previous episode? Love the ol' drinking from a garden hose. Did it all the time as a kid.
The professor's acting name is Cyril Delevanti. He was in many TV shows and movies. Look him up on IMDB. I'd post a direct link, but that is frowned upon sometimes on TH-cam. He was in only this one episode of Highway Patrol.
Disco Bear, I had that happen just a few days ago. I posted a link to the bio of an actress who appeared on HP. It was a public page, and no questionable material whatsoever. Btw, it was for Lorraine Dell Wood, but for a slightly alternate spelling of her name. We'll see how long this comment stays up.
@@mikesmith-po8nd Yes, the algorithms against posting links have become extremely touchy in the past year. I used to post quite a few comments, many with links, but lately I rarely post anything at all. It's a small comfort to know I'm not the only person experiencing this.
@@suppylarue220 I just looked up Cyril Delevanti on both Wikipedia and IMDB and neither mentions any 3 Stooge's episode with Cyril. You might be thinking of someone who looks like him.
Fine for alpha and beta particles, not so much for neutron and gamma emitters. Distance matters too radiation decreases by about the power of three with distance.
Did you see how that little old guy made out like the pellets were totally harmless? I always like to see him act with his sad wrinkled face....Cyril Delevanti. I think that Cyril was born looking old. Like Burt Mustin. He always reminded me of a bald baby bird in the nest. Feisty old folks..way to go!
That was life in the 50s, look at Dan, people act all surprised at how quickly he moves, he's only in his mid to late 40s, but would easily pass as early 60s today.
At 17:49 through 18:00 a Precision Apparatus series E 200 signal generator is visible in the background. It uses a 6SJ7 as oscillator, a 6C5 to oscillate a 400 hz audio tone and 5Y3 rectifier or 80 depending on build date.
Just for grins, please note that the esteemed professor misspelled 'beryllium' on his blackboard diagram, 2:07 to 2:44. Where was the script supervisor? And the expressions, 'sneak thief' and 'fish or fowl' certainly date this show. THANK YOU for putting these great old shows up on TH-cam! They're a lot of fun to re-watch.
The Professor is Phil Tead, who appeared in the same role in Superman! And Broderick Crawford was good casting--tough in real life. His wife told how a guy came up to him and screamed, "I know karate," and started jumping around. Crawford said, "Barstool!" and brained him with one. But as a ham radio operator I really enjoyed seeing the radios. (And I'm a member of the ARRL, which is still very active, though the callsign given was all wrong.) Sadly the situation shown isn't entirely wrong either, as a couple of times old X-ray machines have ended up in scrap drives, contaminating a lot of steel (and people). I wonder what would happen today to the house's market value....
@@LuckyBaldwin777 I live in TN, out water is horrible thanks to the military and it's foolish need for nuclear fuel and well my town was retarded and poor enough to put the only plant in that made fuel for the navy and buried the waste which they spent some 8 years digging back up when I was in school.... I use distilled water from elsewhere for drinking and cooking. The locals are stupid and wonder why bone cancer is so high here... And if you dare mention nuclear fuel services the town people get so mad because otherwise there wouldn't be any high paying jobs in this piss hole.
I love that 1954 or 1955 Jaguar XK 140 with its wire wheels and wide whitewall tires @ 25:15. Has Double Over Head Cam 3.4 Liter inline 6-cylinder engine (190 HP and 203 lb-ft torque). Worth a fortune nowadays. However I do prefer an early 1961-1964 Jaguar E-Type - XKE Coupe.
Actor Pat Conway (tall guy who bought the device toward the end of the show) later had his own TV show where he played Sheriff Clay Hollister in "Tombstone Territory" 1957-1960.
I love Tombstone territory it's a great western. On Tombstone his body movements are somewhat quirky kinda a like Batman's Adam West. He's funny to watch kinda like watching Crawford run :)
i thought this was "an unusual one" as Broderick sometimes says. Sure dig all the 1955 & earlier cars. Nice '55 Dodge truck at 6:20. You don't see them as often as many as Chevys & Fords. Broderick looks quite sober in this episode.
That Ford panel truck is actually the star of the show......appears in nearly all the episodes in one way or another......I'll be darned....Pat Conway......Tombstone Territory Sheriff......'55 Ford convertible.....what a jewel......Their kid was born with three heads.....
I see a 1955 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup truck @ 6:30 and a 1953-1955 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup @ 9:45 with its left side mounted spare. This Chevrolet is not a 1/2 ton as there would have been an indention in the left rear fender to accommodate that spare tire which was not needed on the 3/4 ton model. Finally I do not see any panel trucks in this episode.
I like the background footage, I forgot I was around back when the old coupes and now vintage vehicles were around and used by common folk, not rods and customs with $10,000 paint jobs. Love the practically non existent shocks on the Buicks, that's how there were lol ! I remember some of these episodes but not this one.
My uncle used to have that very model of Buick....every time I rode with him I puked.....never in another car....maybe it was his cigars and not the shocks.....
The Ham Radio Operator husband who had the Geiger Counter was Pat Conway of Tombstone Territory fame - the Sheriff of that early 60's half hour western.
@@briangard951 Yes, his real name was Pat Conway and he played Sheriff Clay Hollister. It was a good show, by the way and put on by the same people who did Highway Patrol...."Ziv" TV.
Yep 5 seconds of exposure is deadly but handling them for 2 seconds is harmless and done daily, also I counted she was there for over 4 seconds, almost deadly, lol.
Jack Stang who played the sneak thief, was a police officer in my hometown of Newburgh, N.Y. Jack became a good friend of writer Mickey Spillane when he lived in Newburgh in the 1950's. Jack was the inspiration for Spillane's character Det. Mike Hammer.
I remember seeing that white haired scientist in a Sherlock Holmes movie called “The House of Fear” when he looked quite a bit younger, and also in a Twilight Zone episode about a man who could read minds when he looked quite a bit older. Note the nice looking Hudson parked in the driveway at 3:49. There are quite a few nice looking cars in this episode including some fairly looking old ones that aren't running anymore.
First the pellets are deadly, then they can be handled every day... I don't know what the baby she's waiting will look like... Lol. Well, it's a small episode, but quite typical of this periode fascinated and frightened in the same time by the atomic power, radiation, nuclear weapons... And wow ! Pat Conway was a very cute, and tall, guy. Thanks for sharing. 😘
Comrade, Это ваш номер CB, верно? КБ NB-7856 Я слышу вас в самой славной России. Во Владивостоке в это время года прохладно, в отличие от вашей Калифорнии. 73 для тебя
Interesting how Mathews didn't know where the guy threw the device, but pulled right into the correct spot while the "bad guy" (who knew where it was) was in the car BEHIND him......Oooops.
@@davidg.5076 No good. They would have been told by the scientist not to turn on their radios in case they triggered the nuclear device. That's what radioactive means.
The two were related, as Russia was, and still is, the sole nuclear power capable of nuking the USA into oblivion at a 20-minutes notice! Hence all the fuss whenever Russia challenges US diktats at odds with its own interests, and the demonizing of Putin by the US fake-news media.
Or the home grown version? Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident: th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
That guy talks to Australia? I didn’t see an antenna on his house that would allow him do that. And “Everyone is going to die if you open that device” turns into “Oh, there is no problem. I handle those pellets very day?” Oh, the ARRL broadcasts come out of New England.
Announcements from the ARRL are often broadcast regionally, depending on which band you are listening on. So far as the antenna, I just use a wire (dipole) in the trees. Have talked with operators in Russian, Australia, and the South Pole, among many others. Most people never notice the antenna. That was a really nice space for his shack! For a young married guy, he had a pretty big investment sitting there.
INTERESTING TO NOTE THAT MOST PEOPLE IN THE 50s USUALLY GOT IN THEIR CAR FROM THE PASSENGER'S SIDE AND SLID OVER BEHIND THE WHEEL RATHER THEN THE DRIVER'S SIDE. MAYBE IT WAS A TIME SAVER?(LS)
Funny how they misspelled Beryllium on the blackboard (berilium). Beryllium isn't radioactive anyway. It's dangerous if you inhale small particles or fumes (as from melting or welding), then you can get Berylliosis. I used to work with Beryllium Copper alloy (98% Copper, 2% Beryllium) valve seat inserts in high performance engines, and the warning is to wear breathing protection if you're going to be grinding it or otherwise producing small particles. But apart from the technical mistakes, the script was good in the way it built suspense through the episode.
I love the shows but this episode plot was confusing. After a radioactive oil indicator is stolen the start the urgency Mr Holt tells Dan that the if the tube with the pellets is opened it can be fatal to a person exposed to the pellets for only a few moments. Then we see that the wife has opened a tube and poured out the pellets before her husband can snatch her away from the table. ( he also gets close when he pulls her away) Yet when they recover the tube Mr Holt tells Dan the pellets couldn't have harmed the wife in a few seconds as he handles them longer than that every day????
Mr Atom was going to be our friend! In New Hampshire the Seabrook generation station was going to produce electricity "Too Cheap to Meter!" as its selling point.Ooops.
Habit especially for people driving in towns and cities. Not safe to climb out on the driver side when parallel parked. Another one of those behemoths driving by will put a hurtin' on you when you swing that huge door open and jump out. Very common habit until the popularity of bucket seats and a center console picked up in the 1970's.
2:17 "Exposure to the pellets can be fatal." Matthews: "And could they kill you ?" 15:17 "Twenty One Fifty to headquarters." HQ: "Go ahead Two One Five Oh." DAN (in a correcting tone): "Twenty One Fifty." Even in a nuclear crisis, Dan is such a pedant.
@@PatrickBaptist No, Shobar is putting the cart before the horse on his comment. It was a time sequence thing. He found out it was radioactive AFTER he brought it home....not before.
At the beginning the professor said that by just removing the tube would expose people to the radiation because the tube was lined with lead but the screwed end of the tube was only aluminum and that would cause a fatal dose with 5 seconds exposure even if the pellets were still inside the tube. But the guy and his wife took the tube out and the woman dumped out the pellets, and later the prof said they were harmless and went in to pick up the pellets and put them back into the tube...the whole story doesn't match up!
Hari Seldon Buddy if the world agreed with me I'd feel like a fool so thanks and enjoy yer week. And remember if you care to drive, drive with care. LOL.
Being different for the sake of being different is the definition of ego mania. For someone like me who lived through the Moon landings, stayed up all night watching and hanging on every word, the absurdity of the "Moon hoaxers" is laughable and sad all at the same time. It preforce must throw into question any conclusions or beliefs you may hold in regards to anything. It shows lack of anything like objective thought, or reasoning and a basic lack of even the SLIGHTEST degree of scientific knowledge. THIS iis what marks you as a fool, not how many agree or disagree with you.
I think you should get in contact with Malloy or Reed at 1 Adam 12 who may be able to help, or at least, get into contact Efrem Zimbalist Jr. at the FBI and have him investigate the matter. You may have something. You may also want to contact Perry Mason so he can prosecute the people responsible for allowing that device to get into the wrong hands. Maybe Sgt. Joe Friday or Gannon can set up a Dragnet and get the perpetrators in that sort of manner. This is an incident that never should have happened. Where I come from, in Hootersville, this type of thing wouldn't have happened. Hell, even up the road a spell, in Petticoat Junction, they would have known better. Well, I'd write more but, Ethel and Fred are here and I have to get my wife, Lucy, ready for our honeymoon trip across the country in our brand new camping trailer. After that, we are off to sunny California to try to find some treasure which is supposedly buried under a big "W". I'm telling you that this is a mad, mad, mad, mad world.
At 14:05 you see the guy getting into the car from the passenger side. This happens a lot in this series. I get that most vehicles had bench seats at the time, which made it easier to slide over... but really...who gets in the car from the wrong side? I've talked to people who were of driving age back then and none of them ever did this or knew anyone who did.
Funny after watching a number of these episodes I was actually going to mention this very same situation a second ago until I came across your find. Alot of these series they get out of the passenger side.....so wierd but good find I say.
It was NOT at all rare baclk in those days. Not only was it easy, you could get in/out on the curb side without opening those giant doors into traffic.
Radioactive oil indicator? Yet a ham radio operator figures he can use parts of it in a ham radio? Ha. Makin shit up now. Well if unscrewed there... they're screwed....wow the beryllium sphere was bigger in Galaxy Quest.
Mark, in those days, radios had vacuum tubes in them and the radio guy was hoping there might be something (tubes, etc) that he might be able to reuse. Not illogical at all.....
Could have been a little more believable . I mean she gets exposed to radioactive pellets and nobody says anything about getting her checked out. The Cars are always 🔥 ‼️ + the female dispatchers 💕❤💥 They are all in there 20's AND, former run models !!
So funny... the show highway patrol always only had two police vehicles during shooting (mostly) so at 3:58 when the cop car is blocking the lane, its later moved and reused at 4:12 as a 3rd car when that first one isn't used in a shot. So at 4:27 you'll see that the first car is no longer blocking the lane because its actually the 3rd police car. Smart movie magic. As far as I know, the show has never had 3 cars in filming.
This cat and mouse chase episode is one of my favorites of the entire season. In the 1970s when I visited relatives in southern California I remember driving thru an area like this and not much changed (yet) from the episode here. At last Plymouth finally got a V8 and performs well here (identified by the V hood ornament) The '55 Dodge pickup was well optioned for a pickup at the time with whitewall tires, chrome hub caps and headlight rims and wraparound window which would add about $200 to the price (quite a bit back then) A V8 engine and chrome grill would have added more $$$ to the bottom line. What I'd like to know has the internet made the ham radio obsolete or do people still have them?
@@jacquesgervais1713 Yep. Notice the small, undivided rear window, characteristic of the 1948 and 1949 models. All the 1950 models had a 2-piece rear window except for the Pacemaker, but the trunk details are not correct for a '50 Pacemaker.
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Damn, I miss those big old cars! It's what I grew up with.
Love thise old ‘tanks’. I felt safer. Had an old New Yorker, 440. I forget the year.
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First he says how deadly it is..later he picks up the pellets.
Yeah... exposure for only a few moments can be fatal... 🙄
Great shows. And what a great time it was to be an American.
And have radioactive material at hand. Lol!
@@christopherwelch136 like the hands and numerals on your wrist watch.
It was...overall, if you were White
You could tell they were in the safe suburbs- at the end of this episode you can see a bicycle parked on the sidewalk. These days it would be snatched & stolen in less than five minutes.
And convertibles, top down, keys in ignition, even parked on streets.
We lived in a nice suburb of Chicago in the 50's, Arlington Heights. The only time my parents locked up the home is when we went on vacation.
Now, people are stealing your mail, plus we now have a new type of theft, the police call them porch pirates who steal your Amazon packages from your porch.
If you look carefully, the three pellets are actually Jordon Almonds. They probably ate them after filming the show.
Oh hell no! They were radioactive! 😳
I love that 55 Ford convertible, I owned one just like it.
I love that 55 convertible Ford too.
I had a 59 Ford Ranchero.
@@stevenbrown712 Not far from where I lived in the 1970s, someone had a sweet '58 Ranchero with '58 Edsel 'doghouse'.
Great series.loved it as a kid. Patrick Conway is in this one.....my favorite TV cowboy.
Tombstone Territory !!! Great western !!! 😃
I watched this episode because of Pat Conway, who went on to become Sheriff Hollister, in Tombstone Territory.
The 50's with with big heavy land yachts some HP, drum breaks and the suspension system that sucked really bad boy those were the days. But as a boy back then I liked watching "Highway Patrol" it was one of my favorites.
Drum BRAKES. Breaks is for coffee break.
I don't "claim" to know all about cars. I do know that brakes on a car is spelled BRAKE. To break a glass, take a break etc. Is BREAK. So, yes, I do know the difference.
@doctorwho0077 Really?? Is that the best you can do? Ignore his point and focus on his spelling.... Adolescent much?
^^^@papaike .. Where did you get that pseudonym?, my friend was called that, R.I.P to my friend Papaike .. .
SUVs are land oil tankers then.
An excellent episode. The professor looks real familiar from maybe a previous episode? Love the ol' drinking from a garden hose. Did it all the time as a kid.
The professor's acting name is Cyril Delevanti. He was in many TV shows and movies. Look him up on IMDB. I'd post a direct link, but that is frowned upon sometimes on TH-cam. He was in only this one episode of Highway Patrol.
Disco Bear, I had that happen just a few days ago.
I posted a link to the bio of an actress who appeared on HP. It was a public page, and no questionable material whatsoever.
Btw, it was for Lorraine Dell Wood, but for a slightly alternate spelling of her name.
We'll see how long this comment stays up.
@@mikesmith-po8nd Yes, the algorithms against posting links have become extremely touchy in the past year. I used to post quite a few comments, many with links, but lately I rarely post anything at all. It's a small comfort to know I'm not the only person experiencing this.
@@discobear5752 frequent guest on 3 stooge episode s.
@@suppylarue220 I just looked up Cyril Delevanti on both Wikipedia and IMDB and neither mentions any 3 Stooge's episode with Cyril. You might be thinking of someone who looks like him.
LOVE THOSE BUICKS!!!!
I like the pick up trucks.
Must've been a 3-spe
ed stick transmission, because the Buick Dynaflow automatic made them a lot slower.
Good thing they had that bedroom door to protect everybody from all the deadly radiation!
LOL
Or possibly school desks to hide under. 😅
Fine for alpha and beta particles, not so much for neutron and gamma emitters. Distance matters too radiation decreases by about the power of three with distance.
Did you see how that little old guy made out like the pellets were totally harmless? I always like to see him act with his sad wrinkled face....Cyril Delevanti. I think that Cyril was born looking old. Like Burt Mustin. He always reminded me of a bald baby bird in the nest. Feisty old folks..way to go!
He was only 39 - the pellets made his hair turn gray and wrinkled his skin.
Earlier in the show he talks about how deadly they are...5 seconds or more will kill. Then he gets there and it's like...no big deal!
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
That was life in the 50s, look at Dan, people act all surprised at how quickly he moves, he's only in his mid to late 40s, but would easily pass as early 60s today.
At 17:49 through 18:00 a Precision Apparatus series E 200 signal generator is visible in the background. It uses a 6SJ7 as oscillator, a 6C5 to oscillate a 400 hz audio tone and 5Y3 rectifier or 80 depending on build date.
And a 4J28 tripodulator
@Sam Pupper A troll will always show up at some point....(however it was funny) ;-)
QTQR2 isn't a Ham Radio call sign, anywhere
@@WootTootZoot I believe it was "QTQRP2" wasn't it? Not a valid call, but could be "cutie, QRP, too."
@@jimeppright7862 And the eye-roll while he was saying it...!
The old scientist is actually an escaped alien
That gadget changed more hands than a dollar bill!
And 2 people made money off of it.
Which would be a $1 Silver Certificate then.
Or a Good Looking, Wasp wasted, torpedo tits red headed hooker!!
Just for grins, please note that the esteemed professor misspelled 'beryllium' on his blackboard diagram, 2:07 to 2:44. Where was the script supervisor?
And the expressions, 'sneak thief' and 'fish or fowl' certainly date this show.
THANK YOU for putting these great old shows up on TH-cam! They're a lot of fun to re-watch.
LOL!!
They should have made him write 100 times “I’m a naughty boy “ on the chalkboard.
Route 66 is on TH-cam also.
Stupid cops drove right by him 😮
Why do people get in and out of their cars on the passenger side?
That guy that bought it for his radio stuff was the sherrif off of TOMBSTONE TERITORY
Yes, I noticed that too. His name was Pat Conway and played Sheriff Clay Hollister.
Was 24, died at 50.
Was 24, died at 50.
he looks like norm macdonald
The Professor is Phil Tead, who appeared in the same role in Superman! And Broderick Crawford was good casting--tough in real life. His wife told how a guy came up to him and screamed, "I know karate," and started jumping around. Crawford said, "Barstool!" and brained him with one. But as a ham radio operator I really enjoyed seeing the radios. (And I'm a member of the ARRL, which is still very active, though the callsign given was all wrong.) Sadly the situation shown isn't entirely wrong either, as a couple of times old X-ray machines have ended up in scrap drives, contaminating a lot of steel (and people). I wonder what would happen today to the house's market value....
" His wife told how a guy came up to him ..." Bogus story telling sow.
Drinking Southern California water out of a hose 4:50 I use to do it too. I'd never let my grand kids do that.
+john Smith Amen, then again I wouldn't drink the water from Calie period, worse than the hose.
@@PatrickBaptist San Francisco has great water. It comes from inside Yosemite Nat'l Park.
@@LuckyBaldwin777 I live in TN, out water is horrible thanks to the military and it's foolish need for nuclear fuel and well my town was retarded and poor enough to put the only plant in that made fuel for the navy and buried the waste which they spent some 8 years digging back up when I was in school....
I use distilled water from elsewhere for drinking and cooking. The locals are stupid and wonder why bone cancer is so high here... And if you dare mention nuclear fuel services the town people get so mad because otherwise there wouldn't be any high paying jobs in this piss hole.
@@LuckyBaldwin777 I've seen what the bears do in it.
Far more hazardous than dismantling a nuclear device.
Another case solved--good show.
Oh man, surrounded by '55 Buicks... That guy was busted!
I love that 1954 or 1955 Jaguar XK 140 with its wire wheels and wide whitewall tires @ 25:15. Has Double Over Head Cam 3.4 Liter inline 6-cylinder engine (190 HP and 203 lb-ft torque). Worth a fortune nowadays. However I do prefer an early 1961-1964 Jaguar E-Type - XKE Coupe.
That car was used on another episode. They seem to recycle the same vehicles frequently.
The chase buick probably had to have brakes redone after that chase ...lmao 🤣
Actor Pat Conway (tall guy who bought the device toward the end of the show) later had his own TV show where he played Sheriff Clay Hollister in "Tombstone Territory" 1957-1960.
I love Tombstone territory it's a great western. On Tombstone his body movements are somewhat quirky kinda a like Batman's Adam West. He's funny to watch kinda like watching Crawford run :)
Was 24, died at 50.
i thought this was "an unusual one" as Broderick sometimes says. Sure dig all the 1955 & earlier cars. Nice '55 Dodge truck at 6:20. You don't see them as often as many as Chevys & Fords. Broderick looks quite sober in this episode.
That Ford panel truck is actually the star of the show......appears in nearly all the episodes in one way or another......I'll be darned....Pat Conway......Tombstone Territory Sheriff......'55 Ford convertible.....what a jewel......Their kid was born with three heads.....
I see a 1955 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup truck @ 6:30 and a 1953-1955 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pickup @ 9:45 with its left side mounted spare. This Chevrolet is not a 1/2 ton as there would have been an indention in the left rear fender to accommodate that spare tire which was not needed on the 3/4 ton model. Finally I do not see any panel trucks in this episode.
Thanks for putting these on for us.
I like the background footage, I forgot I was around back when the old coupes and now vintage vehicles were around and used by common folk, not rods and customs with $10,000 paint jobs. Love the practically non existent shocks on the Buicks, that's how there were lol ! I remember some of these episodes but not this one.
My uncle used to have that very model of Buick....every time I rode with him I puked.....never in another car....maybe it was his cigars and not the shocks.....
They manage quite well cornering at high speed with those thin tyres.
anyone want to try 2 ID the shooting locations?
Love these show,s
THAT HAM RADIO OPERATOR REMINDED ME OF A YOUNG JACK PALANCE. "TALK ABOUT CLOSE CALLS"...HAM RADIO OPERATOR.(LS)
The Ham Radio Operator husband who had the Geiger Counter was Pat Conway of Tombstone Territory fame - the Sheriff of that early 60's half hour western.
@@briangard951 Yes, his real name was Pat Conway and he played Sheriff Clay Hollister. It was a good show, by the way and put on by the same people who did Highway Patrol...."Ziv" TV.
Incredible and double incredible!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇦🇺
Yep 5 seconds of exposure is deadly but handling them for 2 seconds is harmless and done daily, also I counted she was there for over 4 seconds, almost deadly, lol.
If that happened now (24:15) she would have been taken immediately to a radiation center to determine if the exposure was critical.
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
Are all their patrol cars 2 door. It's a good thing in the fifties criminals were more polite and less combative.
Jack Stang who played the sneak thief, was a police officer in my hometown of Newburgh, N.Y. Jack became a good friend of writer Mickey Spillane when he lived in Newburgh in the 1950's. Jack was the inspiration for Spillane's character Det. Mike Hammer.
Patric Morrison “I the Jury” came out in 1947.
Love how those big old cars bounce up and down when they come to a stop. And that they squeak when they open and close the doors.
lousy shocks, and springs. plus a guy on each bumper to create the illusion of travel.
Clay Hollister!😊.
Mr Adams looked like Mel Blanc, the voice of Bugs Bunny.
They named the kid "nightlight"
The old man scientist was on a few Twilight Zone episodes .
I thought the name was buzz.
I remember seeing that white haired scientist in a Sherlock Holmes movie called “The House of Fear” when he looked quite a bit younger, and also in a Twilight Zone episode about a man who could read minds when he looked quite a bit older. Note the nice looking Hudson parked in the driveway at 3:49. There are quite a few nice looking cars in this episode including some fairly looking old ones that aren't running anymore.
First the pellets are deadly, then they can be handled every day... I don't know what the baby she's waiting will look like... Lol.
Well, it's a small episode, but quite typical of this periode fascinated and frightened in the same time by the atomic power, radiation, nuclear weapons...
And wow ! Pat Conway was a very cute, and tall, guy.
Thanks for sharing. 😘
If the radiation didn’t harm her child the Thalidomide did.
I am a ham operator, KO6JAY
Comrade, Это ваш номер CB, верно? КБ NB-7856 Я слышу вас в самой славной России. Во Владивостоке в это время года прохладно, в отличие от вашей Калифорнии. 73 для тебя
73!
Interesting how Mathews didn't know where the guy threw the device, but pulled right into the correct spot while the "bad guy" (who knew where it was) was in the car BEHIND him......Oooops.
Police radios ?
You're forgetting, Dan Matthews knows everything. That's why he's head of the Highway Patrol. Funny, we never hear his actual rank.
@@davidg.5076 No good. They would have been told by the scientist not to turn on their radios in case they triggered the nuclear device. That's what radioactive means.
@@Sootaroot Soot, it's a tv show, they can do anything lol ! We can't get too deep or we lose the flavor of it.
From Tombstone To Highway Patrol What A Great Actor Pat Conway Jr.❤😂
Yea the door saved them , she’s fried
The old dude was the creepy guy on twighlight zone
Which episode??
@@Timewontletme Thanks....I'll check it out.
Even the criminals wear suits.
Everybody dressed like that in the 50s. I remember as a kid. Today most people look like bums.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ix I agree!
@@USCG.Brennan Today when you go downtown you wear a keviar vest.
I was so worried about that young couple. Those Alka Selzer tablets looked dangerous.
Oh, those heady 1950s.... when the only thing scarier than the Red Scare was Radioactive Scare.
The two were related, as Russia was, and still is, the sole nuclear power capable of nuking the USA into oblivion at a 20-minutes notice! Hence all the fuss whenever Russia challenges US diktats at odds with its own interests, and the demonizing of Putin by the US fake-news media.
Or the home grown version?
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
That guy talks to Australia? I didn’t see an antenna on his house that would allow him do that.
And “Everyone is going to die if you open that device” turns into “Oh, there is no problem. I handle those pellets very day?”
Oh, the ARRL broadcasts come out of New England.
Announcements from the ARRL are often broadcast regionally, depending on which band you are listening on. So far as the antenna, I just use a wire (dipole) in the trees. Have talked with operators in Russian, Australia, and the South Pole, among many others. Most people never notice the antenna.
That was a really nice space for his shack! For a young married guy, he had a pretty big investment sitting there.
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
He handles 5hose pellets everyday it's why at 28 he looks 78.
Just Great Shows Thank You
INTERESTING TO NOTE THAT MOST PEOPLE IN THE 50s USUALLY GOT IN THEIR CAR FROM THE PASSENGER'S SIDE AND SLID OVER BEHIND THE WHEEL RATHER THEN THE DRIVER'S SIDE. MAYBE IT WAS A TIME SAVER?(LS)
It isn't WHAT YOU DRIVE, BUT HOW YOU DRIVE THAT counts! 😜
Some rock and roll radio stations used to call themselves “radio-active “ such and such a station.
Funny how they misspelled Beryllium on the blackboard (berilium). Beryllium isn't radioactive anyway. It's dangerous if you inhale small particles or fumes (as from melting or welding), then you can get Berylliosis. I used to work with Beryllium Copper alloy (98% Copper, 2% Beryllium) valve seat inserts in high performance engines, and the warning is to wear breathing protection if you're going to be grinding it or otherwise producing small particles. But apart from the technical mistakes, the script was good in the way it built suspense through the episode.
I love the shows but this episode plot was confusing. After a radioactive oil indicator is stolen the start the urgency Mr Holt tells Dan that the if the tube with the pellets is opened it can be fatal to a person exposed to the pellets for only a few moments. Then we see that the wife has opened a tube and poured out the pellets before her husband can snatch her away from the table. ( he also gets close when he pulls her away) Yet when they recover the tube Mr Holt tells Dan the pellets couldn't have harmed the wife in a few seconds as he handles them longer than that every day????
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
A blanket was put over part of the billboard at the start,no free advertising on Highway Patrol...
Excellent assistant direction from Erich von Stroheim, Jr.
Welcome to the new age....welcome to the new age RADIOACTIVE....RADIOACTIVE!!
The guy at the junk yard later played Louie Pheeters the town drunk on Gunsmoke!
Whenever I watch this show I always think I’m watching ED WOOD
Holy Radioactive pellets, Batman!! LOL
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
Clay Hollister In A Different Acting Roll In Highway Patrol Wow❤😂
In Part 2 her baby was born with two heads because she handled the pellets.
Three heads if she handled all of them - one for each pellet.
cybervision
I was born with trillions of unseen arms in my left arm. I can fight off any
tornado, hurricanes, floods etc, with my left arm.
didn't see your post ,thinking alike
andy griffith
Are you Charlie Manson. What a memory. They look like Jordan almonds. I'll taste one.
Wtf is wrong with everyone who touches the meter?They all instantly feel the need to take it apart? Lmao
...and about 4 months later the first X-Man was born.
I guess the old guy is immune to radiation.
Mr Atom was going to be our friend! In New Hampshire the Seabrook generation station was going to produce electricity "Too Cheap to Meter!" as its selling point.Ooops.
Dan doesn't have Google yet, so he takes a scientist with him!
I remember the old guy from the twilight zone.
Why does everyone in this series seem to get in and out of their cars on the passenger side?? lol
Back then the DMV rules required even the driver to enter and exit from the passenger door.
Habit especially for people driving in towns and cities. Not safe to climb out on the driver side when parallel parked. Another one of those behemoths driving by will put a hurtin' on you when you swing that huge door open and jump out. Very common habit until the popularity of bucket seats and a center console picked up in the 1970's.
@@stevesimone2202 Nonsense.
@@stevesimone2202 yup, that was taught in driver's ed classes right up to the mid sixties.
2:17 "Exposure to the pellets can be fatal." Matthews: "And could they kill you ?"
15:17 "Twenty One Fifty to headquarters." HQ: "Go ahead Two One Five Oh." DAN (in a correcting tone): "Twenty One Fifty." Even in a nuclear crisis, Dan is such a pedant.
Santa Susana Field Laboratory nuclear accident:
th-cam.com/video/7-NKdWV5SCg/w-d-xo.html
Very near to locations of several HP episodes.
Dude brings home a radioactive device to his pregnant wife. Perfect.
MrShobar Of course he didn't know it contained radioactive pellets.
+HimJimRimDim And that is what makes it the safest, ignorance.
@@PatrickBaptist No, Shobar is putting the cart before the horse on his comment. It was a time sequence thing. He found out it was radioactive AFTER he brought it home....not before.
@@USCG.Brennan Except it didn't just become dangerous once he knew. LOL, come on now.
@@PatrickBaptist Sorry, but are you missing the actual point here?
the filthy homeless in Cali have morphed into "real life Zombies"
At the beginning the professor said that by just removing the tube would expose people to the radiation because the tube was lined with lead but the screwed end of the tube was only aluminum and that would cause a fatal dose with 5 seconds exposure even if the pellets were still inside the tube. But the guy and his wife took the tube out and the woman dumped out the pellets, and later the prof said they were harmless and went in to pick up the pellets and put them back into the tube...the whole story doesn't match up!
The Moon LANDINGS were no hoax, but you are a screwball.
Hari Seldon
Buddy if the world agreed with me I'd feel like a fool so thanks and enjoy yer week.
And remember if you care to drive, drive with care. LOL.
Being different for the sake of being different is the definition of ego mania. For someone like me who lived through the Moon landings, stayed up all night watching and hanging on every word, the absurdity of the "Moon hoaxers" is laughable and sad all at the same time. It preforce must throw into question any conclusions or beliefs you may hold in regards to anything. It shows lack of anything like objective thought, or reasoning and a basic lack of even the SLIGHTEST degree of scientific knowledge. THIS iis what marks you as a fool, not how many agree or disagree with you.
Hari Seldon
LOL believe what the TV told you, delusional to think I care what you think.
Don't bother trying to waste my time buddy.
I think you should get in contact with Malloy or Reed at 1 Adam 12 who may be able to help, or at least, get into contact Efrem Zimbalist Jr. at the FBI and have him investigate the matter. You may have something. You may also want to contact Perry Mason so he can prosecute the people responsible for allowing that device to get into the wrong hands. Maybe Sgt. Joe Friday or Gannon can set up a Dragnet and get the perpetrators in that sort of manner. This is an incident that never should have happened. Where I come from, in Hootersville, this type of thing wouldn't have happened. Hell, even up the road a spell, in Petticoat Junction, they would have known better. Well, I'd write more but, Ethel and Fred are here and I have to get my wife, Lucy, ready for our honeymoon trip across the country in our brand new camping trailer. After that, we are off to sunny California to try to find some treasure which is supposedly buried under a big "W". I'm telling you that this is a mad, mad, mad, mad world.
So the pellets were deadly but really they were harmless.
Guess the real panic was the actual price of the equipment
Right, Bonnie! I noticed that discrepancy, too.
Euro 99 Saved.
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At 14:05 you see the guy getting into the car from the passenger side. This happens a lot in this series. I get that most vehicles had bench seats at the time, which made it easier to slide over... but really...who gets in the car from the wrong side? I've talked to people who were of driving age back then and none of them ever did this or knew anyone who did.
Sometimes you slide in if there's a lot of traffic on the driver's side. But it's rare.
Funny after watching a number of these episodes I was actually going to mention this very same situation a second ago until I came across your find. Alot of these series they get out of the passenger side.....so wierd but good find I say.
Depends on what the director wants to see. Could be going around to the drivers side would make the scene take a few seconds too long.
It was NOT at all rare baclk in those days. Not only was it easy, you could get in/out on the curb side without opening those giant doors into traffic.
Camera angle issue you twit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep it's the 50s. Fins on the backs of vehicles.
Remember when the radiation expert here was in several issues of Science fiction theater (the only show that was cooler than Highway patrol.)
Great old show.....I remember it well. Next in order came One Step Beyond, The Twilight Zone and then The Outer Limits. ;-)
Nothing is cooler than Highway Patrol. It's got Dan Matthews in it, for crying out loud.
And the couple will wonder why their baby has 3 eyes ...lmao 🤣
and 2 tails
@@suppylarue220 or looks like Kaitlyn jenner lmao 🤣
@@quagmiredavis4117 Kurtz: "the horror, the horror."
@@suppylarue220 lmao 😂
Surprised that buick flying into driveway didn't go thru house .. knowing how bad brake fade was issues on these boats .....lmao 😅😊
The baby born next week is an unusual one. Until then, make a mess in your pants, not on the highway.
Dam she's baked already 22:56 the damage is done
That 55 job rated dodge truck brand new
I have the 1.5 ton model. Still running well after 75 years! Six cylinder flathead.
Radioactive oil indicator? Yet a ham radio operator figures he can use parts of it in a ham radio? Ha. Makin shit up now. Well if unscrewed there... they're screwed....wow the beryllium sphere was bigger in Galaxy Quest.
Mark, in those days, radios had vacuum tubes in them and the radio guy was hoping there might be something (tubes, etc) that he might be able to reuse. Not illogical at all.....
@@USCG.Brennan And visible on the outside were two meters (not cheap) and some control, probably a potentiometer.
Timing is everything.
Nuclear powered cars were right around the corner.
Yes, and trips to the moon and pocket computers. How could we get the future so wrong ?
@@Sootaroot Now they are fancying routine trips to space and even Mars, which will be proven wrong as well.
"Radioactive? Our baby is going to be Spider-Man!"
Radioactive mints.
So, they touch and handle the radioactive device AFTER Broderick arrives?
eggzackly
Could have been a little more believable . I mean she gets exposed to radioactive pellets and nobody says anything about getting her checked out. The Cars are always 🔥 ‼️ + the female dispatchers 💕❤💥
They are all in there 20's
AND, former run models !!
Beryllium is not radioactive.
ARRL is referenced at 15:30.
Ya, I did. I'm a Ham Radio Operator (General license). ;-)
@@USCG.Brennan .. 535 calling Delta xray & standing by, (CB) lingo .. .
@@splash5150izy But you forgot the "good buddy" part.... ;-)
@@USCG.Brennan .. Oh yes, Cheers & Beers and 73's to ya "Good buddy" Ha!!! :P] .v (Nmcfmf) ..
@@splash5150izy And here we go, "good buddy"..... ;-)
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Where in the world did that sneak thief pick up that radioactive device?
So funny... the show highway patrol always only had two police vehicles during shooting (mostly) so at 3:58 when the cop car is blocking the lane, its later moved and reused at 4:12 as a 3rd car when that first one isn't used in a shot. So at 4:27 you'll see that the first car is no longer blocking the lane because its actually the 3rd police car. Smart movie magic. As far as I know, the show has never had 3 cars in filming.
1:28 the car is moving strangely but it's like he's sitting still. Lol
Studebaker at 6:33!
A 1952 model year.
This cat and mouse chase episode is one of my favorites of the entire season. In the 1970s when I visited relatives in southern California I remember driving thru an area like this and not much changed (yet) from the episode here.
At last Plymouth finally got a V8 and performs well here (identified by the V hood ornament)
The '55 Dodge pickup was well optioned for a pickup at the time with whitewall tires, chrome hub caps and headlight rims and wraparound window which would add about $200 to the price (quite a bit back then) A V8 engine and chrome grill would have added more $$$ to the bottom line.
What I'd like to know has the internet made the ham radio obsolete or do people still have them?
More popular than ever
@@presw2pw123 oh that is great!
Ham radio still alive and well! Australia? No problem!
Notice that '49 or '50 Hudson Commodore parked where he makes a hard right at 3:47......
That Hudson is either a '48 or '49. 1950 Commodores had different side trim and the sedans had divided rear windows.
@@stevenj8628 I have been searching "Old car brochures" and Google images for 3 hours and I must conclude that it is either a '48 or '49.
@@jacquesgervais1713 Yep. Notice the small, undivided rear window, characteristic of the 1948 and 1949 models. All the 1950 models had a 2-piece rear window except for the Pacemaker, but the trunk details are not correct for a '50 Pacemaker.