Speaking as a kid in UK who watched Highway Patrol during the fifties, watching this now over sixty years later I'm amazed at just how rural California was back then..
I'm amazed at how rural everywhere in the US was back then, Mayberry and Andy Griffith too. Human population doubles and doubles and doubles until there isn't any room left to grow food. Too bad.
Lynn Cartwright played Mrs Tobin. She married Leo Gordon, an actor who played bad guys. They had one daughter Tara Gordon. Mimi Gibson played the daughter. She earned $100,000 as a child actress. Her mother took the money. Gibson worked to change laws to protect child actors.
Somehow the criminals in this show / decade seem more frightening and diabolical than all the crime shows of today with the special effects and technology. The 50's were the golden years for so many reasons.
Today it already starts with the super annoying music they always play. And the bunch of coolios who clearly never saw a greater horror than their mom taking their X Box. We are doomed. Good thing that we are on the verge of WW3. Good times create weak minds... The 50s had not one but two world war horrors behind them.
We went to a car museum in Calif recently. Had a couple of mid-1950s Cadillacs. I couldn't believe how long they were! Land yachts they certainly were!
David, 1958 was the first year for the 383, and I believe 1959 was the first year for the 413. Both good engines. Try going to Allpar.com for just about everything you may want to know about any Chrysler products.
Gone are the days of good old-fashioned “clean” criminal behavior. Nowadays everything is tainted with some form of mental, sociological, psychological or sexual perversion.
This episode won an Emmy for outstanding drama and Mr. Crawford won best actor in a t. v. Series. No, I made that up. Fake News. But the show should of won all those awards.
The cars are great to watch, but I like the 50s domestic architecture as well: very 'homely' and pleasant, much more human that the overblown McMansions of today. Although, the cars we so wide they could seat 5 abreast! I watched HP a few years ago when I was enjoying the stay-at-home sport of chemo-radiotherapy for cancer. They were a great diversion while I lost weight and got radiation burns in an unfortunate place. Happily all better now, but great to come back to HP. Fabulous 'cosy' series. Love it. Also, I'd love to see the locations used in the series today. CA (I assume) was a very different place then.
Overdone image stabilizer. Seen in many of these HP episodes. Probably not necessary at all. Too bad, no one is going to repost the bad episodes with better video so we are stuck. Enjoy what is there.
Note how at 13:02 he slips a loaded revolver in his pants pocket but --- mirabile dictu! -- no sag! Handguns, especially loaded handguns, back then weighed about 30 oz. Pants were clearly heavier and stronger than anything we see on the department store shelves these days.
I recall cops in the 60's and 70's walking around with Motorola HT-200'S in their back pockets. No way would pants pockets of today support that size and weight of radio.
You know you're old when you can honestly admit to having ridden in one of these wonderful, big cars! Then, there are the guys who can say that they DROVE one of them. They probably wore duck tails or Flat top with Fenders! Add in the jeans and engineer boots and you've got the look.............a real juvenile delinquent!
Those cars such as that '56 Mercuru 2 dr. hdtp. (which my uncle Geordie once owned the Canadian Monarch version of) are capable of making me feel still young.
I'm almost 70 and I ask my barber a couple of years ago about getting a flat top with fenders and he didn't know what I was talking about. He was a navy lifer so he never knew of them even though he was also a baby boomer, may he rest in peace.
I owned a 1956. 2 door Buick Special, 322 V8 dynoflo transmission (2 speed) . Only a 2 bbl carb. It was a pretty nice car. My dad owned one as well, his was 4 door he had power steering, and brakes mine didn't.
There are oftentimes a lot of birds singing in a beautiful way! I guess that was California in the 5Os! I get the impression that it was alot of land that seemed Endless.
It was, but that was before the great eastern exodus to the west coast. I saw an old magazine cover from the 1950s, taken from the air, showing a long line of vehicles, dust cloud swirling around them, all headed to the Promised Land.
The California I moved to in 1974 sure wasn't the state I left in 2013. Too many changes for the worse (except for the nice weather) IMHO.@@otravez3916
Destruction of habitats in both N. and S. America have killed off millions of birds over the years, and pesticide use in California doesn't help either. Bird populations are dying off as Man destroys everything beautiful for money.
2 weeks on parole and the con already had a car? Must have worked fast. Dad should do a better job of hiding his robbery tools too. The plot device of a gun going off during a struggle has always been overused. Don't stand around with your finger on the trigger.
Hear the tweetie birdies? Many of these episodes have birds singing in them, something not heard now. Those classic cars were good looking, but they were also polluting. Killed off birds and other critters.
Has anyone really listened to the music they play in these episodes? There's the dramatic music. The mysterious music. The happy music. And, when someone gets shot, there's the devastation music. It's pretty funny.
I sure do love those old cars from the 50’s thru 60’s but I soon learned those big ole heavy metal monsters when crashed would crush up like a al Pop can of today , crushing every person involved , plus , the steering wheel bolted to the frame , and would break off and cut you to pieces, or just pin you to roof and crush you like a tootsie roll . My dad had 53 merc, 57 dodge , 62 merc, never had a wreck with his wife and 5 kids in it But we saw lots of real greasy ,bloody wreaks over the years. And the first people on the seen ,helped get the survivors out and then the dead.No jaws of life , manpower lifting cars off people . But I was amazed how those big cars just went to pieces or crushed up.
+David Maslow You can have her dude. If she is still around,she'd be in her 80's or 90's today. haha Sorry (to burst your bubble) Charlie. One thing, the women back then looked like women,and not like some tattoo'd sailor who spent time earning their piercings in the jungle somewhere. (color has nothing to do with the jungle remark).
Lazarus0357 I'm still a Baby Boomer but I'm 54. I was never a kid,so I do remember quite alot, plus I started school in 1966 when I was 4. Even family are amazed at what I remember. Maybe because I wanted to,and did. Our Father didn't make a dummy here,and He forgot my rose coloured glasses,and vaccinated me with a Victrola needle which since I lost my Husband to cancer in 2004, He may regret. haha I talk to Him all the time. I was never a Soccer Mom, but a supper making, floor scrubbing,Holiday specials housewife. The kind that used to be at one time. Today, my Daughter is married, has her own son,lives in Alabama, and I have been alone since 2004, I have no idea what to do. I am selling my house so I can move back to Jacksonville,Florida,and trying to lay a mosaic ceramic tile kitchen floor. Having rheumatoid arthritis makes that hard and I have to do it in sections. I did a lot of work here myself. My late Husband didn't make it here,and I moved here 2 months after he passed. I've been here 12 years and miss civilization. I'm in the country in South Carolina, just east of Columbia. I miss the sun, the city and the beaches. Plus, being here and having lost my Husband December 17,2004 I am reminded every time Winter comes. In Fla,I won't be reminded,it'll be warmer. He was 45 and got lung cancer from brick dust. He was a bricklayer.
I'm old enough to just remember pop-up air scoops for cab ventilation with wire mesh bug screens in them. They were front and center, between the hood and the windshield. I want to say they were on Fords and Studebakers, but my memory is a bit hazy there. What I can't remember is how they were deployed from inside the car.
Interesting how the child of ‘Pocker Dot’ had a pocket dot skirt similar to his fathers mask + that car the Dot was driving may have appeared in other episodes.
Anyone know anything about the camera 'telescoping' (if thats a correct term / ?) thing you see in these episodes in which the camera lens appears to begin go in to close up but then stops and then the camera seems to tilt, go back to normal, tilt again before returning to where it was before this 'thing' starts to happen ? I watched this show as a very young child back in the 50s so that was too long ago me to recall if it appeared this way back when the show first aired. And 'thank you' to whomever it is that went through the trouble to upload these ! I'm having a hoot of a time reminiscing. Ol' Broderick was a hoot ! Yes they can be corny, unrealistic at times but overall its a very well paced and acted show. Broderick commands ones attention doesn't he ?
I heard it was TH-cam's optional picture stabilizer program. Or something like that. Don't ever use it. I wish this guy would re-upload these episodes without it!
@@bradleisure8339 It’s like tv cameras that were used back then in studios where the lenses were on turrets and when the lenses are changed from telephoto to wide angle the picture will appear to jump.
+Rare VHS uploads Actually, I am impressed with the quality of the uploads! We're all just lucky to be able to watch as many as possible of these classics!
Great episode. Fine example of exemplary police work. This series should be used to train police across the country.
Uh huh. Lesson to learn -don't shoot at vehicles with kids in them.
People sure were into classic cars back then. Seems like everybody had one.
They weren’t classic back then. They were just…cars.
Yes
Simply because when this series was filmed
It was real time
Speaking as a kid in UK who watched Highway Patrol during the fifties, watching this now over sixty years later I'm amazed at just how rural California was back then..
You wouldn't have to drive far out of San Fernando Valley - where the TV series was shot - to find rural areas today.
@@reneleclerc6119 I suppose I'm amazed just how many roads were 'dirt'..(unpaved) roads.
@@reneleclerc6119 By rural, don't you mean industrial agriculture?, nothing rural about that except the zoning.
I'm amazed at how rural everywhere in the US was back then, Mayberry and Andy Griffith too. Human population doubles and doubles and doubles until there isn't any room left to grow food. Too bad.
Great episode again Dan Mathews can solve a case in half and hour amazing
Have you got nothing better to do with your life than to post the same comment over and over again? Pathetic.
Took me longer than that to do the court application for a warrant!
Very good episode. Seems like they're getting better as I work down the list. Lynn Cartwright was stunning as well.
She was in at least one other episode. Also saw her in an Adam-12 episode written by her husband Hollywood tuff guy (and script writer) Leo Gordon.
In the 1992 movie, "In a League of Their Own," Ms Cartwright played the older version of Geena Davis’s character, Dottie Hinson.
Lynn Cartwright is a hottie 😍 HP is loaded with lookers.
@@billhowes7937and they called them sweetheart or complimented them and no one took offense !
Lynn Cartwright played Mrs Tobin. She married Leo Gordon, an actor who played bad guys. They had one daughter Tara Gordon. Mimi Gibson played the daughter. She earned $100,000 as a child actress. Her mother took the money. Gibson worked to change laws to protect child actors.
THAT BITCH !
There’s only one way to put it for a mother like that, “cee you next Tuesday “!
Somehow the criminals in this show / decade seem more frightening and diabolical than all the crime shows of today with the special effects and technology. The 50's were the golden years for so many reasons.
Today it already starts with the super annoying music they always play. And the bunch of coolios who clearly never saw a greater horror than their mom taking their X Box. We are doomed. Good thing that we are on the verge of WW3. Good times create weak minds... The 50s had not one but two world war horrors behind them.
Love those Detroit iron and chrome land yachts that passed for cars in the 50s......
Notice that Keith is driving Mathews same '58 Buick that he drives in other episodes.
We went to a car museum in Calif recently. Had a couple of mid-1950s Cadillacs. I couldn't believe how long they were! Land yachts they certainly were!
8 MPG.
@@bobbyslater1198 Gas was 25 cents a gallon.
I have a 76 Cadillac Coup de Ville, it's pretty much a land yacht with big chrome bumpers and 22 feet long
That was a Real Mopar Dodge they used!! Push button automatics. 383 V-8's.
David,
1958 was the first year for the 383, and I believe 1959 was the first year for the 413. Both good engines.
Try going to Allpar.com for just about everything you may want to know about any Chrysler products.
We had a push-button Dodge too.
@@bertgrau9246 361's in 1958, 383's in 1959 and 413's in 1961 for Dodge.
Love mopar
Fantastic vehicles and engines
Gone are the days of good old-fashioned “clean” criminal behavior. Nowadays everything is tainted with some form of mental, sociological, psychological or sexual perversion.
They are very polite and they accept their transgressions.
So true. Watch Live PD, where too many perps are disrespectful and rude to the officer just trying to do his or her job.
KINDER, GENTLER CRIMINALS BACK THEN
Believe it or not there is not to much difference between the criminal of yesteryear an the ones of today
BLM and KKK have taken over here.
I like the way that girl calls her daddy and momma in those days
This episode won an Emmy for outstanding drama and Mr. Crawford won best actor in a t. v. Series.
No, I made that up.
Fake News.
But the show should of won all those awards.
Incredible information.
Broderick Crawford did win an Academy Award earlier in his career.
@@Mrgop I'm sure he did. He made a long list of movies before his t.v. series.
@@Mrgop All the king's men.
@@kelbystolen6472 He did.
That look you give your husband when you realize he's BOTH a robber AND a murderer.
…..ya, that’s as bad as when you tell her you’re going over to your buddies house to watch the game…
This show proves that you never really know anyone. The wife was totally on planet Mars concerning what her husband was.
You know people on trust, then it's up to them to deserve it or not. Otherwise, you cannot have control over people, even if it's you own spouse.
Wow, that one was good.
Yes, indeed.
" Why daddy, ...your The Poke a dot bandit !!!." Good influence for your daughter.
Great Show Thank you For Sharing 😄
The safest job on Highway Patrol was that of the narrator: Art Gilmore lived to the ripe old age of 98 (1912 - 2010).
Art Gilmore was also known for his voice-overs for Disney.
@@bobbyslater1198 Also the announcer on The Red Skelton Show.
What a great set of pipes Art had.....
And don't forget him on both versions of Dragnet.
@@christopherfranklin4760 Exactly.
The cars are great to watch, but I like the 50s domestic architecture as well: very 'homely' and pleasant, much more human that the overblown McMansions of today. Although, the cars we so wide they could seat 5 abreast!
I watched HP a few years ago when I was enjoying the stay-at-home sport of chemo-radiotherapy for cancer. They were a great diversion while I lost weight and got radiation burns in an unfortunate place. Happily all better now, but great to come back to HP. Fabulous 'cosy' series. Love it.
Also, I'd love to see the locations used in the series today. CA (I assume) was a very different place then.
I'm getting seasick watching this episode.
Overdone image stabilizer. Seen in many of these HP episodes. Probably not necessary at all. Too bad, no one is going to repost the bad episodes with better video so we are stuck. Enjoy what is there.
Note how at 13:02 he slips a loaded revolver in his pants pocket but --- mirabile dictu! -- no sag! Handguns, especially loaded handguns, back then weighed about 30 oz. Pants were clearly heavier and stronger than anything we see on the department store shelves these days.
I recall cops in the 60's and 70's walking around with Motorola HT-200'S in their back pockets. No way would pants pockets of today support that size and weight of radio.
Hollywood pants
He changed his hat after he robbed the guy in the car, they will NEVER recognize him with a darker colored hat!
Knock knock knock...”come in!” Only in the1950’s
Those 58 Dodges are Soooo Cooooool!
They were fast too, The big Buick's were great looking cars but were dogs with their 1 speed transmission the Duna-flow.
20:47 camera man tripping on acid? the whole house is swaying
I keep thinking I'm having flashbacks!
Great show great episode love this show
You know you're old when you can honestly admit to having ridden in one of these wonderful, big cars! Then, there are the guys who can say that they DROVE one of them. They probably wore duck tails or Flat top with Fenders! Add in the jeans and engineer boots and you've got the look.............a real juvenile delinquent!
Those cars such as that '56 Mercuru 2 dr. hdtp. (which my uncle Geordie once owned the Canadian Monarch version of) are capable of making me feel still young.
I'm almost 70 and I ask my barber a couple of years ago about getting a flat top with fenders and he didn't know what I was talking about. He was a navy lifer so he never knew of them even though he was also a baby boomer, may he rest in peace.
Happy Birthday to both of us in June.
I owned a 1956. 2 door Buick Special, 322 V8 dynoflo transmission (2 speed) . Only a 2 bbl carb. It was a pretty nice car. My dad owned one as well, his was 4 door he had power steering, and brakes mine didn't.
@@jimervin387 A Montclair.
The safest device in your car is you (scary thought).
the father put his child in the trunk of the car excellent parenting
😮I don't much Care for Producers and Writers👿 💩Whom Put Children at Risk with Guns in the Trunks of Cars😢🚧🗿😱🙁👎
In that first scene I probably would have backed over him when he said he would follow me.
Yes, once he went behind the car, I'd have backed up.
I think anyone with even half a brain would have done that.
Season 3, Episode 25
Fear (24 Mar. 1958)
There are oftentimes a lot of birds singing in a beautiful way! I guess that was California in the 5Os! I get the impression that it was alot of land that seemed Endless.
It was, but that was before the great eastern exodus to the west coast. I saw an old magazine cover from the 1950s, taken from the air, showing a long line of vehicles, dust cloud swirling around them, all headed to the Promised Land.
The California I moved to in 1974 sure wasn't the state I left in 2013. Too many changes for the worse (except for the nice weather) IMHO.@@otravez3916
Yeah we used to have robins singing here in oregon. They seemed to have disappeared about 15 years ago. I think its because we are killing the planet
Destruction of habitats in both N. and S. America have killed off millions of birds over the years, and pesticide use in California doesn't help either. Bird populations are dying off as Man destroys everything beautiful for money.
2 weeks on parole and the con already had a car? Must have worked fast. Dad should do a better job of hiding his robbery tools too. The plot device of a gun going off during a struggle has always been overused. Don't stand around with your finger on the trigger.
Things always goes as not planned
@@vim1000 No plan survives intact after first contact with the enemy- Carl von Clausewitz, early 19th century
I was kinda rooting for the guy. He seemed like a good dad and husband. Just had a bad profession.
He takes the gun but leaves the pooka dot bandana on her face. Really?
Yeh.
Hear the tweetie birdies? Many of these episodes have birds singing in them, something not heard now. Those classic cars were good looking, but they were also polluting. Killed off birds and other critters.
I have already seen this one
Has anyone really listened to the music they play in these episodes? There's the dramatic music. The mysterious music. The happy music. And, when someone gets shot, there's the devastation music. It's pretty funny.
I've noticed only two pieces of music in all of these shows. The main theme and the music behind the narration.
David Rose is the orchestra director on the show. He also composed the music.
I'm a musician and like the score that accompanied story. Just a couple bars and you know what you're listening to.
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You could build a car out of the chrome and stainless out of that 58 Buick 😊
Toyota built 3 Corollas from it after it was scrapped.....🤣
That was stupid to put the little girl in the trunk of the car!
Daddy's a nice man except when he's threatening to kill his robbery victims: 3:51
I sure do love those old cars from the 50’s thru 60’s but I soon learned those big ole heavy metal monsters when crashed would crush up like a al
Pop can of today , crushing every person involved , plus , the steering wheel bolted to the frame , and would break off and cut you to pieces, or just pin you to roof and crush you like a tootsie roll . My dad had 53 merc, 57 dodge , 62 merc, never had a wreck with his wife and 5 kids in it But we saw lots of real greasy ,bloody wreaks over the years. And the first people on the seen ,helped get the survivors out and then the dead.No jaws of life , manpower lifting cars off people . But I was amazed how those big cars just went to pieces or crushed up.
David Clapper RIGHT ON
Ya, I remember an old car chased in a police chase that flipped. No JAWS-of-life then. Had to use manpower to turn the car upright.
@22:37 mathews moves cat-like
That brunette wife is definitely a keeper! What do the rest of you guys think?
+David Maslow You can have her dude. If she is still around,she'd be in her 80's or 90's today. haha Sorry (to burst your bubble) Charlie. One thing, the women back then looked like women,and not like some tattoo'd sailor who spent time earning their piercings in the jungle somewhere. (color has nothing to do with the jungle remark).
+Helen Kruse You are right Helen, women back there were real women, cars were real cars and I was 60 years younger. You too, I guess? Regards
Lazarus0357 I'm still a Baby Boomer but I'm 54. I was never a kid,so I do remember quite alot, plus I started school in 1966 when I was 4. Even family are amazed at what I remember. Maybe because I wanted to,and did. Our Father didn't make a dummy here,and He forgot my rose coloured glasses,and vaccinated me with a Victrola needle which since I lost my Husband to cancer in 2004, He may regret. haha I talk to Him all the time. I was never a Soccer Mom, but a supper making, floor scrubbing,Holiday specials housewife. The kind that used to be at one time. Today, my Daughter is married, has her own son,lives in Alabama, and I have been alone since 2004, I have no idea what to do. I am selling my house so I can move back to Jacksonville,Florida,and trying to lay a mosaic ceramic tile kitchen floor. Having rheumatoid arthritis makes that hard and I have to do it in sections. I did a lot of work here myself. My late Husband didn't make it here,and I moved here 2 months after he passed. I've been here 12 years and miss civilization. I'm in the country in South Carolina, just east of Columbia. I miss the sun, the city and the beaches. Plus, being here and having lost my Husband December 17,2004 I am reminded every time Winter comes. In Fla,I won't be reminded,it'll be warmer. He was 45 and got lung cancer from brick dust. He was a bricklayer.
Helen Kruse How can You be a baby boomer at 54? Most real boomers are in their 6Os.
Helen Kruse Boomers actually watched these on TV in the 5Os.
Remember those bifurcated windshields and vent windows?
I'm old enough to just remember pop-up air scoops for cab ventilation with wire mesh bug screens in them. They were front and center, between the hood and the windshield. I want to say they were on Fords and Studebakers, but my memory is a bit hazy there. What I can't remember is how they were deployed from inside the car.
Vent windows cause cars had no air condition and it would be very hot in parts of California
@@badlobo2105 Parts of Ca. in summer that is.
@@JackGordone
some of the Dodges had those vents. as well, the was a handle under the dash push it forwards to open pull back to close.
@@badlobo2105 Our 54 Buick Special had vent windows and NO air conditioning. Sure was hot in Arizona.
Interesting how the child of ‘Pocker Dot’ had a pocket dot skirt similar to his fathers mask + that car the Dot was driving may have appeared in other episodes.
Heck I use to play in a band called"The Polka Dots".
"The Polka-Dot Bandit" was the title of an episode of "Calvin & The Colonel:".
I loved this show, but looking back, it's amazing how many people were killed "instantly" due to small caliber handgun shots to the stomach.
Crawford runs like a little girl .
Probably gout.
Teeny tiny steps
He swishes
T
hat little girl must be having fun,"Weeee! This is like being on a roller coaster!"
That Ed guy, what a jerk!
IN SOME SCENES DAN AND THE OFFICES LEAVE THE BODY ALONE AND NO ONE IS THERE UNTIL THE CORNER COMES.
They just hang a "Do not Disturb" sign on him.
Anyone know anything about the camera 'telescoping' (if thats a correct term / ?) thing you see in these episodes in which the camera lens appears to begin go in to close up but then stops and then the camera seems to tilt, go back to normal, tilt again before returning to where it was before this 'thing' starts to happen ? I watched this show as a very young child back in the 50s so that was too long ago me to recall if it appeared this way back when the show first aired.
And 'thank you' to whomever it is that went through the trouble to upload these ! I'm having a hoot of a time reminiscing. Ol' Broderick was a hoot ! Yes they can be corny, unrealistic at times but overall its a very well paced and acted show. Broderick commands ones attention doesn't he ?
I heard it was TH-cam's optional picture stabilizer program. Or something like that. Don't ever use it. I wish this guy would re-upload these episodes without it!
@@bradleisure8339 It’s like tv cameras that were used back then in studios where the lenses were on turrets and when the lenses are changed from telephoto to wide angle the picture will appear to jump.
Has something to do with stabilization.
Keith u crazy bastard how could u take lil Debbie for such a crazy ride in the trunk
You can almost smell the cloth head lining in that 1952 Chevy.
A father has to be a good example for his children
Gee this Mr Matthews is the greatest crime solver of them all from Superman Batman to Kojak and Columbo. What a man 😁
No matter HOW NEW, the SAFEST DEVICE in YOUR 🚗 is YOU! #mgmlion #roar
He thinks she's gonna wait 10 years til he gets outta jail. She's a babe, will have every swingin deck between Tulsa and Dallas chasing that skirt....
Shows over. Story endef
If he got 10 years, he'll get paroled at half that time.
@@alphonsozorro7952
back in those days he probably would have been put to death, even though he did the community a service
Kisses his daughter on the lips...kisses his wife on the cheek...who are they? The Bidens?
poor little girl
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Cheerful ending.
I've noticed the backgrounds on most of the closeups shakes or tilts. Were cameras handheld?
great WrITinG
Eww! That moustache!
I thought the 2nd crook was a dapper dresser. Tasseled loafers
They were shoplifters 😞
daddy is stick up man
a country/western song title?
Oh yes the fifties when even the crooks wore suits. They were well dressed criminals!
All the criminals were white too.😜😊
always the same actresses and actors.
How many times did they use that loading dock? Seen in the part where he changes hats at the beginning.
+Jim Devilbiss Yeah! I saw that also...there was just a lot of crime in that area!
Once a con - always a dummy.
In real life, cops are dummier than crooks. Too few criminal cases solved is proof.
I built model cars too!
FIRST SCENE, POKADOT SAYS , JUST DRIVE OFF LIKE NOTHING HAPPEN, AS HE STANDS OUT SIDE POINTING A GUN AS HE DRIVES OFF , OH OKAY..
And how cute.....a kid playing in the trunk of a parked car. My oh my, how times have changed.
What a little actress.
I would take the gun away from a child FIRST. Whether it is loaded or not!
This is the 3rd episode I have watched where a kid pulls a gun on Matthews and he just laughs.
"I can get ugly too". Sorry, you're already there. You're a criminal.
Criminals, at least in these shows, can be good looking.
Breaking the law, unless it's wanton murder, doesn't make anyone "ugly".
That is pretty gross. He kissed his kid on the mouth.
... could've given her Covid ?
Is there a reason that banjo shaped clock is in every house in every episode???
Season 3/Episode 25
How much fun is it when the air runs out in the trunk?
before or after the exhaust kills you?
He kissed his daughter on the lips, but his wife on the cheek....makes you wonder.
So he keeps a gun right there where alittle kid would play in the dort where she could easily find ot. Not enev in a locked box. Hmmm
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Soon after this fool got send up to Folsom I'd be warming up on that wife..
My mom didn't like B.C.? Can't see why? But that's women fur yer.
The wife sally is lynn cartwright Hot Hot Hot
16:00 - nothing like locking your daughter in the trunk with a gun and calling it fun. 19:43 - would be shot dead today
🔵FoxeemaClassicTV, WHAT DOES 'TCF' STANDS FOR?🔴
Twentieth Century Fox.
If you enjoyed CHIPs which was about the Highway Patrol, you will
Love this episode:
th-cam.com/video/Y5t-AKbX4Ks/w-d-xo.htmlsi=spQ8lPfLItQ3Z5tK
25:31
Worst transfers I've ever seen
Unwatchable!
Robert Hill Actually I’ve watched over 50 of these and only about two have been of poor quality which is possibly from the original negatives.
+Rare VHS uploads Actually, I am impressed with the quality of the uploads! We're all just lucky to be able to watch as many as possible of these classics!
It's a TH-cam trick to wobble a video that may be copyrighted.
And remember, when you're video taping off the TV, don't get drunk first
@@bobbyslater1198 Ah, I should have read through all the comments first before asking my question !
🔵I'LL GIVE $1,000 TO THE PERSON THAT CAN TELL ME WHAT "Tcf" STANDS FOR.🔴
Twentieth Century Fox.