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These shows always have incredible bird calls

Who is the actor playing the bad guy?

Love this show and a few others from this same era that I remember watching when they were new. As you get older you notice things you didn't back then but one that sticks out is when yhe cars are kicking up massive dust, all the windows are rolled down. I realize it was to keep the reflection of the lights, cameras and film crew out of sight but I still think what a mess those cars interiors were to have to clean. All the shows did it when you had actual outdoor action. At least it was better than filming on a set when they would take the windshields out and it was so obvious it was missing. Oh well, they did what they had to.

As I've always said, Dan would be nuthin' without my boy, Ken! ❤😊 He's always made him look good, and I LOVED IT when Dan called for him, epic request!! 😅❤💕🥰

There is a line around 10:48 that throws me for a loop. Matthews says, join me, I need help Father. Is it possible that William Boyette is an Episcopalian Priest in real life, and the writers were making some sort of allusion to that? It would be odd for the head of the Patrol to otherwise refer to a Sgt. as "Father"

Alright Punk.10-4?10-4.

I cannot stand a "Chisler"and dealt with many in the construction buisiness.I love this series.It reminds me of when I was a kid watching in the 50s and 60s.

I’m glad Matthews wasn’t calling an ambulance for me. I’d be in trouble the way he walked to the car.

i watch it on metv in the morning withvdragnet and other old cop shows

Meeker! Ouch 🤕😳! Ouch 🤕😳 ouch 🤕😳 ouch 🤕😳!😢😮! 15:16

What the heck is f o x i m a

The good old days of taste testing the smack haha Now do ya know what im talkin about. haha

Look! Its the golf pro shop ladies man from Columbo Death lends a hand.

They where the good old days alright....yep

20:56 ... leaves Meeker there without a lift back. LOL!

4:15 ... a very weak plot point. A totally illogical response in the circumstances.

This is why we keep paperwork, in triplicate. Mr. Matthews was the man. As the viewer, good American's just wanted justice. Now the laws are convoluted, and the criminal has more rights than justice has.

I think the highway patrol should get some 4-door cars

The highway patrol sure ran on a lot of rural dirt roads.

Partner kuch din se aisa lagne laga hai mujhe kr ab jab bhi tumhe message karta hun to aisa mehsoos hota hai ke apne he zakhmon par khud he namakchdak raha hun Ab shayad samey aa gaya hai ki khud ko taklif de raha hun . Ab bas.Bahut dinon se soch raha tha ki samay aa gaya hai ke spade ko spade bol diya jaaye.

Wow. I am a 72 year old hot lesbian and this was an exciting episode. Had me on pins and needles to the very end.

Somehow during the middle of the last chase, the old man’s Ford Custom convertible somehow found its missing front passenger side hub cap

Love this show. Did Broderick Crawford wear a back brace or girdle? His rigid torso doesn´t look natural.

The old goat had a pretty pimped out Ford convertible. Left the diner missing a wheel-cover and gained it a minute later.

Ol Matthew licked up on some uncut H, jeesh they were brave

Mentally sick

Great

In all these shows everyone is smoking. That couldn’t be done now. Perhaps a minor point but I noticed.

I always preferred this show. It featured small towns and other hughways instead of the urban venues of Dragnet and Naked City. ❤

One of the dreadful features of the 1950s was the glorification of the police. Highway Patrol, Dragnet, etc. We know better now.

I have never seen this episode but I do guarantee you that he will get it in the end

I miss white side wall tires and window vents

"A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's printed on." - Sam Goldwyn.

64, and wasnt aware of this particular show. A recent discovery, i really value the pure escapism it offers. So fun to go back to the mid to late fifties. ALSO a plus is the quality of the shows themselves from the crisp writing, quick pace, and more.

Great line from this episode: next time keep your hands in your pockets. Got to love it!

Stuart Whitman and Broderick Crawford were close friends in real life.

When Broderick Crawford passes gas, he lets out a real cheezer.

This must be an early episode - they were still letting ol' Brod drive on the public roads! An especially fetching dispatcher in this episode, too! Love this show.

Not heard of that foxeema before, having checked it out, it’s related to the game of Scrabble.

I counted 8 shots from the punk's revolver!🤔hmmm And why do they never state the make of the suspect's car? 1959 green sedan. It's also a Chevy Impala, isn't that pertinent information?

I can't believe I had never seen this show before.

So, did the young contractor who was swindled get his seven days of work check? We never learn this stuff. No epilogue.

Love Perry Mason and the whole cast

Boy!! He sure did carry this show. Excellent job..

"Next time keep your hands in your pockets kid" Classic!

hq 👋 bye

All the shots hit and all the people die on this show.

Modern cars are ugly but they last longer and better ride. Bad body designs.

What is the firsrt place the cops are going to look for something stolen??? On your person......what a dumb a...........

My parents would have me in bed by 8:30 that was when I could hear the music I never remember the end I must have been sound asleep