Dragnet | Ep204 | "The Big False Move"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2016
- Originally Aired: May 17, 1953
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Audio Credit: "Dragnet" by The Old Time Radio Researchers Group is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 - บันเทิง
Thank you for posting these episodes !!!!
remember this one from the previous stories listed here. Well, still an awesome radio show
Poor Tom ...He’s not so dumb ...he can grow great carnations 😎
They don't follow up on Dumb Tom. A false confession is also a chargeable offense -- obstruction of justice, or something, but we get the impression they just let him go. Some kind of referral for psychological evaluation would have been appropriate, but then this was the Early Fifties...
Good old Frank.. he knows what Joe needs 😎
Later adapted as the TV episode "The Big False Make" {May 27, 1954}.
Every episode seems to mention "Georgia street (?)" Hospital . I'm curious if this hospital existed or no longer does?
@Fred Jamison thank you
It used to exist.
what a liar.that guy was living in his own world .great show.
Its wise to smoke extra mild Fatima. 🚬💀
Several weird splices of dialogue in this episode.
Is this file reconstructed from multiple sources? There are places where the audio sounds different.
Wonder if Webb dying from heart trouble had anything to do with the two packs a day cigarettes that he push for his sponsor 👹
Jack Webb is A Savage!!!
S. I. L. L. Y.
FJB
Fdjt
WAAAAAY toooooo much time spent on cigarette ads..........cant you cut it out???
This audio program is a glimpse of life at the time. Deal with it and get over it.
@@howardoller443 hahaha, you tell em old timer 😎
@@heyoldman2003 Grumpy old man says "Get off my lawn, you darned kids!". :D
That's the way it was then
I especially remember the Old Gold ads with the dancing cigarette packs. Everyone I knew smoked. I'm 79 and still smoke. Very little but it's a tough habit to break.
That's part of the fun of listening to these old shows... To see what life was like then. I love the old sponsor ads. And they loved their cigarettes then. It's sad, but true.