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- Malloy and Reed of Adam-12 showed off their goofy sides on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In.
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When Milner passed away, the LAPD did an End of Watch call on the radio for him. That is how much he was respected for the character he played in Adam-12.
@@snemitz8908 True indeed.
That's touching. (No sarcasm. Genuine respect.)
Which one’s Milner?
@@rgrndu The one on the right. The other is Kent McCord.
loved Milner in that tales of the crypt episode "cutting cards"
I remember watching Adam-12 when I was in high school and thinking, "I would NEVER want to be a cop." Some years later I found myself driving a squad car down main street while wearing a uniform, gun, and badge when I remembered my thoughts watching this TV show. Never say never.
Thank you for your service.
Who doesn't miss Adam-12. Reed and Malloy took public service and self discipline to a level that's desperately needed today.
M W No, it wasn’t “just” a fictional show, and the real police, especially the LAPD, revere Webb, Martin, and McCord as heroes. Same holds true for the cast of Emergency among real firefighters, paramedics. and EMTs.
@M W Hey bronze - you'd prefer the alternative? Because if so, you lose.
@@35diamondgirlOf *course* they were heroes to actual cops, because they made them look good -- though I suspect the ratio of good cops to bad was much lower than it is now.
My dad used to be a second unit director on this show. Sometimes I got to hang out with him when they were shooting on location. I got to know Kent and Marty pretty well.... They were really friendly and outgoing...
That would be amazing! WOW!!!
You lucky dog. I’m jealous. Those were the good old days huh?
@@MyVisualRomance Yup, in more ways than one.....
That “I think I love you” gets me every time 😂
Same here!!
I wished he said that to me.
I'd reckon it'd be construed as alot more than just funny to a SuperFlameRunner such as yourself dear. 🤔
What'd ya mean, how bout it? Bwaahahaha
I loved reading about what close friends they were off the set. They hung out together and took vacations together with their families. People have said that even though his character Pete Malloy was rather serious, Marty himself had a terrific sense of humor and you could see it in this video. Both terrific guys. :)
Still watch Adam-12. The classics NEVER get old!
I'm watching S.3 ep.13 right now, husband and wife get pulled over for drunk driving, lmao!...I was hoping to find a clip.
But we do😝
What network?
@@edenisejohnson9214 me tv
Me too life long fan
Marty’s laugh is absolutely priceless! ❤️
Kent mccord was incredibly handsome. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
You can't help but laugh along with him.😂
@@harperstacey9604 The first time that my landlady saw Martin Milner, she said the exact same thing about him.
"Good. What else you got?" That was a good comeback. That's my favorite part. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought he was going to request " Seven "
Adam 12, emergency, dragnet, swat the best shows ever on this planet
Don't forget Columbo and Kojak, McMillan and Wife, Banacek, McCloud, Rockford files, and of course Starsky and Hutch!!!!! 😎👍
@@SoapinTrucker Starsky and Hutch was ABC, Kojak was CBS, but the rest and ferrari's were all NBC.
And Ripcord!
Got to throw in the first few years of 'Third Watch'.
True that Rick!
I’m just now discovering how much of a great show “Adam 12” was. Much better show than the crappy reboots and tv shows of today. I also love Martin Milner’s voice. Handsome man. RIP ❤️
Great entertainment, but not very realistic.
I wouldn't kick either one of them out of my room, that's for dang sure!
long story short my uncle met Martin Milner in person ( of course he was very nice ) gave uncle autographed pic when uncle said my little sis is crazy about you ! I've been watching Adam 12 with mom ,loved Martin Milner smirk from what I read in another video .he was in his 40's on Adam 12 but because of his boyish face he was able to play a heartbreaker to even sally when she was gidget.
dont forget about dragnet it was just as good as adam 12
He was hot as hell even when he showed up on Dragnet back in the black and white days.
How could you listen to Marty Milner laugh and not laugh yourself. What a great laugh he had.
Boy, I sure do wish Adam-12 itself had a blooper reel to watch. I’d probably bust a gut on that.
Would love to see that.
@@Edelweiss-hh6tk , a LOT of people would! You just KNOW they have one. I wonder why they've never released it.
@@CopperJenny A friend who attended a convention with Kent McCord said he was asked that question. Apparently some of the tape was too badly degraded. I'd love to know what they wee discussing at the end of the episode "Boy, the Things You Do for the Job." I have a feeling that it wasn't to family freindly.
@@rcladygreywolf6567, Oh, what a shame about the tape (or film). Maybe someday it could be restored somehow. There are tons of people who'd love to see it, I bet.
@@CopperJenny I also believe that Universal wouldn't allow commentary to be recorded when the DVDs were released. Extremely unfortunate since Marty Milner is gone. I bet that would have been a gut buster.
Grew up watching this show . That and emergency. Good tv back then.
Me too..love these shows
Yeah, me 2.
I remember one episode of Emergency they were watching Adam-12 and another episode Reed and Malloy were working a traffic accident Roy and Johnny responded to.
@@scottgilbraith2534 Yeah both shows would have each others characters on them. They lived in the same town.
Scott Gilbraith I do not remember that episode but I would love to see it because I loved both shows. 👮♂️👨🏼🚒
I watched this last night and it's one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Never watched Laugh in, but that was a funny skit. Mccord and Milner were best freinds in real life. Mccord gave a eulogy at Milner's funeral. Love Adam-12, Emergency! and Dragnet, both versions.
This is funny but I’ll tell you what smokes this - the Johnny Carson Dragnet skit!
@@60BloodyChamp60 That was a very funny skit. But I like this one a little bit more.
Loved “Emergency!”
I love all three versions of dragnet the original radio show the black-and-white TV show in the 60s color version. Radio being the best of all.
I found Adam 12 on Me TV one of the cable stations with old classic shows. I REALLY enjoy watching them again. It's pure and believable, and good acting. These two guys just work well together. Love the show even after all these years.
One of the best things is that unlike modern Cop shows, sometimes the things that happened in Adam-12 weren't really huge deals. They didn't try to constantly top themselves with the tension and drama. TV today could take a hint from that, it makes things that are supposed to be surprising _actually surprising_
AND they didn;t need to show their naked butts or sex scenes to make a great cop show!@@bbb462cid
I own the entire DVD set of Adam -12, One of the greatest shows ever.
I love the show, and when I was a kid it was so cool seeing Reed talking on the Police Radio! I watch it when I get a chance.
@@BETTERWORLDSGT 1 Adam 12 roger!
Me too. It's my favorite next to Mr. Ed!
So do I, I watch it over and over!
Jay- Consider also the entire DVD set of Route 66. Excellent lessons in every episode!
Martin Milner was such a gentleman - met him twice at shows he was at. Totally down to Earth, no ego whatsoever and was interested in me more than himself.
Cool story bruh
RIP Marty! I hope “ Route 66” flows through Heaven!
Wow, what a great story. I remember seeing him in "13 Ghosts."
Met them both in an elevator at the Law Enforcement center in Dallas.. My partner and I, in plain clothes, stepped into the elevator And Milner and McCord were there. Really nice guys. Milner said, you guys are cops, and my partner said, so are you guys. We had a good laugh. At that time in the world, Adam-12 was the most accurate portrayal on TV of real world police action in America. We were able to chat for a while with them, and it really was like talking to another couple of cops! I was saddened to learn that Martin Milner passed away at his home, not too long ago.
@@roneagle8038 Milner always reminded me of my Dad.
My favorite show. I met both of them at the Detroit auto show. Very down to earth actors who enjoyed their fans, still have the autographed pictures from them to me. My daughter thinks I'm crazy when I watch one of my favorite episode where Mallory and Reed call in for a lunch break just than they get a flat as Reed is changing the tire an annoying exchange cop from Texas stops and asks Reed What's you boys got there a little old flat tire? Reed looks at him with a dead pan looks on his face as he's lifting the spare and says NO I'M CHANGING THE OIL! It's still funny to this moment and I'm cracking up as I write. The Texan cop replies I'd help but I'm on my way to lunch and I don't want to get my hands dirty. The good old days with good writers, great shows and fabulous actors.❤️😄
I love that scene
I agree! I miss good TV Shows, we have none today.
Don't believe I ever seen them laugh like that ....it was great to see.
The “good old days” were actually good!
They were nice guys too.
@@bobbywilson8759 We have a preponderance of good police that completely and well outnumber the miniscule number of bad. Like most things in media the bad is far overplayed.
I was speaking of the actors, McCord and Milner.
Not really..5 channels of pure boredom
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 you were probably bored
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250 lb. Women under 30 were rare in those days
When I was a kid back in the 60's, my mom took me to the barber and said "give him a haircut like officer Jim Reed from Adam 12".
Never saw Martin Milner laugh before. Comedy Gold!
Check out Adam 12 Season 5 "The Late Baby". Marty had a great deal of laughs at Wells' expense.
Jack Webb was in comedy movies before Dragnet.
Still showing in my city 10 times a week. The very best in true Police Stories.
Both of their uniforms are absolutely without fault ...they are perfect and would pass an academy Class A inspection no problem .
Jack Webb was a stickler for authenticity as he worked with the LAPD for many years & was the only civilian in their history that got a funeral with full LAPD honors!
Probably kill unarmed people of color too
@@useridgaf-p6b No sign of that with these guys
@@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman Martin Milner (Pete Malloy) was the second one ! Kent McCord will probably be # 3 .
@@rickobrien4025 as much as they contributed to making the show as real as possible, they should be! so much in the police & medical field {Jack Webb also did Emergency} changed because of it so all should be honored
My father was the photographer on this episode of "Laugh-In"and did most of the Adam-12 and Emergency shows...
We were histerical when they did this...there were so many more outtakes...
I was crying...I was laughing so hard...
I grew up on all these shows and later did Cameraman work myself...
We all used too eat lunch together...
Ahhhhh...the "GOOD OLD DAYS"...
They were great as these two guys were...lololol
What a cool childhood!
@@sassy9182 it was great...I miss all of it... Adam-12... Emergency... Batman and Robin...The Munsters...Adams Family...The Monkees...Bananza...Big Valley...just to name a few...
So many in the 60's and the 70's...met alot of great people...
I get depressed everytime I hear anyone has passed away from my childhood...I'm in my 60's now...and it's just sad...but I met alot of the great ones...
My dad shot over 400 shows and movies and them some...
My mom was in the industry also but back in the 40's and 50's...
It was the "Best of Times"...
@@robinaroundtown...2194 I bet it was! It sounds so exciting! I only watch about 2 TV shows. There's absolutely nothing decent on TV any more. Do you have ME TV? They air all the shows you mentioned. I'm in my 50's, but I feel the same way. The childhood we knew doesn't exist any more. Now we have so many bad influences on kids....The Kardashians, all those filthy reality shows, etc. I grew up watching The Flintstones, Little House on the Prairie, The Six Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman - those were the days. Sorry about your friends passing away - a coworker and dear friend of mine just passed in March. She was only 62.
@@sassy9182 yeah it was a great time...
Some of them even ate dinner at our house...
Just picture Ben...Hoss... Little Joe and Adam eating an early Thanksgiving dinner because they had to do a full in shoot on that day...
So my dad invited them to our house...
Be known to my mom ...who was completely shocked when they and my dad showed up at the door....lololol
Let alone half the neighborhood spotted them when they parked there cars...
And oh...I forgot to mention...they were all in their outfits from the show...lololol
Yeah...it was the best of times...lol
@@robinaroundtown...2194 WOW, I'm jealous! My sister was in love with Michael Landon -she would've died,lol! I know you have plenty of pictures and plenty of memories to share with your children and grandchildren.😊
I’ve never seen this-it is hilarious! I love seeing the comic side of Kent McCord and Martin Milner together.
Kent mccord was surprisingly hilarious.
"One Adam-12, we got a report of 24 men with submachine guns!"
"Good! What else you got?"😂
Kent McCord was really funny.
Except if he had said “ a report of” the joke would not have worked. He said “We got 24 men with submachine guns”
The dynamic duo-
Great chemistry!
Favorite show from long ago!
Adam 12 and Barney Miller!
FE TV is showing them back to back starting at 11 PM
I loved this show as a kid and still love it and watch it on Me-TV. Thank God for Me-TV! Take me away from the present day world! LOL
This one never gets old.
Those guys must have had a blast working together
john tabler Yep, according to all I’ve read and heard from various people who were on the A-12 set, Kent and Marty were close friends off-set , which is why their characters’ on-screen partnership was so genuine.
They were friends, and remained so until the day Marty passed on
Loved Adam 12 I grew up in the 90's watching Adam 12, Dragnet, Emergency, Street's of San Francisco, Combat, Twelve O'Clock High Tv Series, on TV Land. Those were shows with real class and example. Adam 12 is my favorite because Martin Milner, & Kent Mccord, always lead by example, respect, and acted as gentlemen the kind of people and personality that we are missing today. RIP Martin Milner you are greatly missed!
Hollywood had a moral compass back then.
Fantastic! I became a police officer because of this show. Also had the Adam-12 lunchbox as a kid
I became a bootlegger because The Untouchables. Also had the Al Capone lunchbox as a kid.
@@wallygator9074 do what you love lol
That's fantastic!
We watch Adam 12 every evening, this is so funny!!!!
I love watching Adam 12. Those 2 worked together so and were great friends off screen. The Best
After all these years finally,
The Bloopers..
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Jason Jones But it’s annoying that Adam-12 fans had to rely on the Laugh-In DVDs to see something like this. The Universal/Shout Factory dvd releases of Adam-12 features no outtake footage, though it does exist.
@@35diamondgirl
I here ya & understand
I just started collecting DVD's of past TV shows
Chip's
The Hulk
Partridge Family
the A team
The Minsters
Dukes Of Hazzard
Looney Tooes
The Flintstones
Starskey & Hutch
Bonanza
The Lone Range
Brady Bunch
Scooby-Doo
He-Man
Transformers
The Bundies/Married with children
Sesame Street
The Muppet Show
Hogan's Heros
Mash
Different Strokes
Silver Spoons
Family Ties
Growing Pains
Full House
Little House On The Prairie
Leave it to Beaver
Who's the boss
Knight Rider
Heath Cliff
Fat Albert
Gun Smoke
911/Emergency
& of course there was
Adam 12
Cheers
Voltron
Battle Star Galactica
Mr. Rogers
Buck Rogers
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If you are a fan of these TV shows,
you can buy the uncut versions of these shows episodes on DVD with everything on them such as
Interviews
Cast ommentary on every show
Tours of film locations
Behind the scenes
Biographies
& bloopers/outakes
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It just all depends where you go to shop for these Classics..
When i received Sesame Street Collection for our 4yr old because i wanted to see how he would like the stuff i grew up with, it turns out that every Disc had what is called i guess an interaction program where the viewer can play games with the characters like anything from memory to watching the characters play
(Duck Duck Goose) & he loves Ernie & Bur because they sing..
Anyways yes, you are right i allot of ways - it to bad that we had to wait for the funnies to come out with the cast on these great shows..
I remember when the world had to wait like what was it, 5 10 yrs before ET came out - thought I'd never see it again after seeing it
because of how much time went by, but that's a movie, not a TV show..
But yes you can still find & purchase these shows in box sets or individually sent to you by searching for them on different web sites if you can't find them in stores..
Never saw these two so funny. What a generous sense of humour they found to do this.
They were adorable. I keep playing it over. What handsome men, especially Martin Milner
And his partner is cute, great haircut, perfect face, who'd I most like to look like if it were possible.
Did you ever see him play “Todd” on “Route 66”? Great b/ w series that made everyone want a Corvette convertible! Miss you Marty and George from “ Route 66”!
No matter how much pomade I used....I could never get my hair quite like Kent McCords.....
@@dalerider3124 With regard to the late Martin Milner's "cute partner" in "Adam-12," Kent Franklin McWhirter (known professionally as "Kent McCord") was attending a small college in Utah on a football scholarship when a friend asked him to play in what was supposed to be a friendly touch football game in Los Angeles, but turned into a tackling bloodbath, the team for which Kent played also including singer and actor Ricky Nelson and the other team captained by none other than Elvis Presley, with his so-called "Memphis Mafia," including longtime bodyguard Red West.
Because of Kent's gridiron skills, along with the fearsome McKeever Twins (Marlin and Michael, both later NFL), tandem tackles from USC, Rick's team beat Elvis' good ol' Southern boys, although bruises were sported by all for a few days afterward. And because of this initial interaction, Kent became a good and close friend of Rick Nelson's, even serving as best man at Rick's wedding to Kristen Harmon (herself daughter of University of Michigan All-American and Los Angeles Rams football player, then sports announcer Tom Harmon, as well sister of actor Mark Harmon). Kent received a job on the Nelson family television series "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" (ABC-TV, 1952-1966), portraying one of Rick's fraternity brothers, although Ricky himself, in reality, barely finished high school.
And it was due to Kent's work in "Ozzie and Harriet" that he eventually signed a contract with Universal, which led to roles in other TV series' (including Jack Webb's revival of his 1950s police drama "Dragnet") and his being cast as "Officer Jim Reed" in Webb's "Adam-12" series.
But since you thought Kent McCord cute, and likes his hairstyle in the early years of "Adam-12," ,you should probably know he later grew out his hair much longer and that he has been married to his high school sweetheart for over half a century now. Kent is a devout heterosexual, Dale.
You might have have better luck with one of Marty Milner's partners from his first starring role TV series, "Route 66," as George Maharis, the actor who portrayed "Buz Murdock," the first road buddy of Milner's character "Tod Stiles," is supposedly predisposed to male attraction.
As for Maharis' replacement for the third season of "Route 66" on CBS, the late Glenn Corbett (who portrayed "Lincoln 'Linc' Case") did pose nude for the all-male Athletic Model Guild pictorial volumes of publisher Bob Mizer, about whom a film, "Beefcake," was produced several years ago. That said, Corbet had been married to two women, including having fathered two children with his first wife. And many a young male in fantasyland Hollywood, as well in New York's theater world, had supported himself by pretending to be so-called "gay-for-pay"), including work in nude modeling and hiring out as a "male escort."
Wow it's so cool and funny seeing them do comedy when they play regular cops on TV. I had never seen this before and it was hilarious! And MeTV please don't take Adam-12 off, I absolutely love this show and would die if it went off.
ABSOLUTELY
I was so thrilled to see Adam-12 added to the MeTV line up.
Yep ME TV .we love Adam 12..and big fan of SVENGOOLI TOO .
Martin Milner is one of those you can watch grow up on screen. In Life With Father (1947) he's young John Day, in the film, Mr. Roberts (1955) he's the Shore Patrol officer who informs Mr. Roberts (Henry Fonda) of the ships confinement.
Ron Howard is another one you can watch grow up on TV - he was on a few Leave It to Beaver, then Andy Grifth, then Happy Days. Of course his movies too. Now he's a big time movie director.
And it was also a joy to see Milner in other TV roles after Adam - 12. He was a reoccurring character on the TV series "Murder She Wrote".
He was also a one-off teenage porno-pusher in an episode of '50s Dragnet, must have been 52 or 53.
Marty Milner was a class act. Sure do miss him and Kent on TV these days.
Two greatly talented actors who complimented each other very well and totally down right hilarious . With many thanks for entertaining us.
I recently stumbled upon MeTV and I just love it! In fact, that's how I ended up here as I've been digging seeing Adam-12 again on the channel after so many years. My Pops watched it religiously when I was a wee one which meant the rest of the Family had to watch it as well :-) Fond memories.
Thanks for the GREAT content MeTV!
ahhh! So you were a remote control as well?? 😆 I think it was actually a law until the late 1970s that all kids were also considered remote controls 🤔
@@MD_B More than you know friend. Including being the one to change the channel with pliers after the plastic channel selector knob broke off of the TV! :-P
@@IRgEEK 😆😆 Uh..yeah! SAME HERE!! If there was enough plastic intact, though we could sometimes use a screwdriver or butter knife!
@@MD_B That made me laugh! I also experienced EXACTLY what you described! Butter knife and all! Will seem strange perhaps to some who visit this post, and maybe even seem a bit sad to some of them, but fond memories now for me. In retrospect, maybe was a little sad, but at the time it just seemed like a normal thing to me that I figured was something every family did and thought nothing of it. Sounds like u were the same. Keep on Truckin!
I don't have cable anymore and MeTv is my go to OTA channel now :)
It was a pleasure to watch their show. Marty is gone now but Kent is still above ground.
How delicately stated.
Loved this show when I was a kid and so happy to see it again. Its my go to quarantine "happy hour" from 5-6 after work. 😃
RIP Marty. Good to see them both laughing.
I remember seeing this when it first aired on NBC. As well as the premiere of Adam-12. Which aired on my 7th birthday in 1968.
Hugo, you and me both! I turned 7 in December of ‘68.
@@SThompsonRAMM_1203 I was seven on nov 26 of 68. I remember the show, but not in detail. I remember the two guys and “one Adam 12” that’s about it.
My favorite Malloy line was someone said "Boy, Malloy you really go by the book don't you"? He responded "That's why they wrote it" Turns his head and walks away. LOL
Was so bummed out in 1975 when one Adam12 was cancelled.Watch it after work now on ME TV.
So do I
Killed of by Happy Days which it was up against If I remember correctly. I can't stand Happy Days but I can watch Adam 12 anytime.
Had to watch Happy Days living just North of Milwaukee.Liked Adam12 better.
Every night at 5 an 530 on me tv .
I loved this show as a kid! Still do at 63!
We had the best shows, movies, music and cars in the 60s and 70s!
Love this show watch it everyday on ME TV please don't take this show off the air
I grew up watching Adam 12, The Rookies and my very favorite...SWAT! Awesome! I'm a retired Police Officer now and those shows really had a big influence on me! Loved em!
It was hilarious how they could laugh at themselves. Ya can see the chemistry between them in these scenes.
I can't do it Marty, sure you can.... I was dieing laughing!
ADAM 12 was a FANTASTIC show. It allowed the American public to get an idea of what it was like for Police to do their duty each and every minute of the day. I learned a lot from it. Emergency was another great show, and of course before that years of Dragnet. All based in California . That was back in the day when people wanted to go there. I'm not so sure today. ah and COLUMBO, also based in California. I'm sure there are others I'm missing, but those came to mind. such great TV, I don't watch ANY TV these days. but thank God for TH-cam. Netflix and others that allow us to go back to any of these shows and watch at anytime. So great modern technology.
Always thought the young guy was always soooooo serious, busted a gut watching this, grew up watching
Love Adam 12 on Me TV. Waiting for "Emergency" to come back... The entire Series! Got to Love Jack Webb!!
Emergency! is on Cozi TV. Currently it airs weekdays from 8AM to 10AM eastern. Then Cozi airs Quincy, M.E. from 10 to Noon.
Emergency will be coming on FETV in April 2022.
TV was great when we were kids .
I've never seen this before. Great stuff! I loved Adam-12. The stories were very interesting as they came from actual police files. The female dispatcher voice heard on the show was that of Sharon Claridge, an actual Los Angeles police dispatcher.
Coincidentally, they actually showed her in a cameo role on an Adam-12 episode on ME-TV a couple of nights ago. It was the episode called 'Suspended' (Season 5, episode 20). She doesn't appear to be playing a dispatcher in that ep, though. She's sitting at a desk in the police station and has a brief exchange with Malloy. Woulda been great if they'd used her as the dispatcher voice in this clip.
Bhola Oates Sharon Claridge was playing herself, a dispatcher. Malloy had gone to see her at the dispatch office for permission to run DMV checks on all the cars that matched the description Reed gave him after he (Reed) was suspended following a shooting that resulted in a suspect’s death.
@@35diamondgirl Thanks. Since I'd never seen a dispatcher sitting at a mostly empty desk without anyone else in close proximity (besides Malloy), I assumed she was just acting as a clerk or something of t hat sort. I used to work in a police communications dept. back in the 70's and it didn't look anything like that. An officer normally wouldn't be able to just walk up to a dispatcher while they're working and have a conversation since the dispatcher is busy monitoring important police calls. EDIT: I just looked at a clip of the scene on youtube. I guess I simply remembered the scene wrong. It actually could be a dispatcher's desk after all. Still looks different from the type of communications department I worked in though.
Bhola Oates I saw an interview with her about that scene, and she said she went to the studio to shoot it. I guess they couldn’t re-create an actual dispatcher’s office for just one episode and had to use the space available. (A few years later, stock footage of LACoFD dispatcher Sam Lanier of Emergency! were shot from the actual dispatch offices.)
@@35diamondgirl That all makes sense. Thanks again for clarifying.
I first saw Mallory character on Route 66 . Always liked this show and was jealous of him driving Throughout the USA in a Vette !
Martin Milner’s character on Route 66 was named Tod Stiles.
Two awesome guys.
It's rare when even the blooper takes are hilarious.
Been watching Adam 12 everyday on ME TV.
Watching the show in order on Amazon Prime. Great stuff
Brings Back Many Memories
I remember going to see Predator 2 and when Kent McCord made his entrance onto the screen the theater went wild for about 30 seconds. He was also a very good and popular President of the Screen Actors Guild.
I grew up with Adam-12, great show. I remember kids had their lunch boxes at school
Loved laugh-in, Adam-12, and definitely, Emergency! Even have the Squad-51 ringtone! LOL
KMG365!
I grew up watching Adam 12, Emergency, SWAT, Rowan and Martin Laugh-In Sock It To Me, the Flip Wilson show, Mob Squad, and many more. I have to say there's never a dull moment on any these great 📺 TV show episodes. They always had a great time even if it is a blooper. They laugh so much and so hard we laugh with them.🆒😎✌👍😄😃😀😲😵😄🆒
Remember Donnie and Marie show ? Most guys picked up on Donnie always putting his hand on his sister's butt. I always was let me do that !
@@benkrom2737 they appeared on the Flip Wilson show, Sonny and Cher comedy hour or show. I was a little kid in the 70's and I grew up on that era. I have a book on the complete directory to prime time TV stars.
@@stevenbaer4979 Correct and they had their own show 76-79 and donnie would put his hand on her butt when they were saying goodbye. Its his sister ! Anything goes these days so I guess they were ahead of the times ! LOL
I've watched Adam-12 since it first came on and now Me Tv. Now I find this and it is so funny and cute I look at it every day. My respect to the family's and for sharing them with us.
This is a great show and so much fun to see them out of character, kind of! Hilarious
I met these two at the Phoenix Motorama back in 1977 signing their adam 12 8x10's they were very nice. Route 66 was a great show too.
that was so funny.i think every police officer should watched this.this would make their day.
This is absolutely great, love it. Never witnessed Malloy laughing before, its beautiful. Rip these great actors
Kent McCord is thankfully still with us. But a great big RIP to the wonderful Martin Milner.
@@CopperJenny wow, and he's only 78!! Thank u for correcting me 👍🏻
I loved Laugh In. Many an evening my mom would wonder what was wrong because I was laughing so hard.
I can’t believe I never saw this. Had no idea they were going to appear on Laugh-in. This was gold, fun to watch. 👍
To see Martin Milner and Kent McCord laugh was priceless.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc It was well needed at the time of incredible turmoil in the world.
@@arthuridis Martin Milner and Kent McCord were such a good team.
I totally loved Adam-12
Great Show! Dragnet and Columbo too!
I still watching this series daily on Me TV. I love these two.😁
I can't Stop watching it!!! Hhahahahahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVE these guys
"...get out of the car." DYING laughing! 😂
That had me laughing from the gut, comedy gold! Both men were great on that show, but Milner always made my heart throb!💓 Thank you for posting this video! 👍
This is great watch these guys everyday,reruns and more reruns,never get tired of them.
Watching this show too, in 2022!!!! Love it, these classic's are so normal, not like today.😔😔😔...
Martin Milner was a classic actor. His first film, in 1947, was Life With Father. He was in his teens then. He had a nice long career, and a genuinely nice guy. Rare in Hollywood.
@Paul Kersey I agree. The Father cracked me up. So out of touch. Young Elizabeth Taylor too.
Recently saw him in this. He was so expressive.
0:45 That one is just as relevant today I'm sure. Responding alone to 14 Submachine guns: "What else ya' got?"
Loved that reply!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@pinkrose5796 so did I.😂
Happen to be watching Adam 12 right this very moment and looking at TH-cam at the same time LOL
I think my favorite Adam 12 episode is the one where Malloy and Reed are off duty and they get terrorized by Hells Angels in an old ghost town.
Oh yes! That's a really scary one! The episode is entitled, "Sounds Like Thunder."
I remember that episode, the police car on fire skit cracked me up that night and it just did again! LOL
Watching these guys trying to get their lines straight is hilarious!
It looks like those two had a really good chemistry on and off the set
Ahh what a classic clip of Reed & Malloy in LAPD black uniforms busting up laughing doing this bloopers! Haven't seen this in years!
I was told about one of them who is driving. He walked in, recognized me as a kid from TV, approached, picked me up into his arms, and confused me looking at his face directly in front of my family and unknown people at McDonald's. I wish my mother would bring a camera and picture us together!... He saw me as a baby on TV often for a year until I was adopted on Jan 14, 1969, before my 1st birthday on Feb 29th...I am almost 54...:) that classic TV was awesome!
Time to start watching this show too!
One of the best
I never seen Martin Milnar so happy!
We never missed a show!
Love this show and am trying to buy all episodes.Had a crush on Malloy.
I had a crush on Kent McCord.
Me too.
Love his laugh (kent) they are 2 very good looking men. . Kent still looks great
Kent McCord is extremely handsome.
He and his wife both still look like a million dollars. Up until a few years ago I would occasionally see them when their car needed something. Kent LOVES Indy car racing, especially the Indianapolis 500. His hairline is better than mine and I'm 25 years younger haha