I was only 4 years old when I first watched this show with my Dad when he was stationed in Ft Benning Georgia (1962-1964)....Such fond childhood memories...I still enjoy watching Highway Patrol on ME TV...I enjoy this show so much I have it on DVD
The cars are the main reason I watch these old episodes. I enjoy how this show used vehicles from a variety of manufacturers throughout. I do wonder, however, how many of these were ever used as police cars in real life, despite the paint jobs or insignias on the doors that are shown.
Someone from the show back then did an interview, IIRC they bought standard civilian black sedans and put magnetic white door decals on them. They added the spotlights and rear deck flasher as well.
@@woodyw6891 This was the time when Toyotas (then called Toyopets) were first put on sale in the USA, in California and Hawaii. But otherwise, they were all still in Japan.
Yeah, and the criminal women as seen here were always a lot more glamorous than the real thing - not to mention all the criminals had an endless supply of brand new cars.
"You're just like all women, fascinated with the telephone". True but hard to say that these days. Incidentally the eight grand he robbed from the loan office has an estimated value of $80,000 today. Although that may be a bit low. In 1958 a house only cost 5 grand.
@@yosemite735 Immigration has absolutely nothing to do with traffic, or the lack of it - nor is the lack of traffic a true depiction of real life at the time. The show didn't just set up cameras and film actual passing vehicles that happened to go by; all the cars you see are being driven by people who'd been hired by the production.
Same here in the UK back then and now. Roads schoolboy me cycled for miles without seeing a single vehicle now you see queues of traffic jams in them in recent decades. Now there is always something coming. Plus back then you could do 100mph+ on UK roads .. legally. Few other vehicles about to bother you. Youngsters today do not know what they missed.
*In a way, all these obscure actors make this show more realistic, since the viewer can't associate most of them with any other TV role. Except for rare exceptions, like Clint Eastwood, Robert Conrad, Stuart Whitman, Barbara Eden, and a few others, most of the actors who appeared on Highway Patrol never went anywhere. But their very anonymity gave them a certain believability in these roles. One other note: anyone who ever lived in California, as I used to, knows that the trees in May are not leafless in either Southern or Northern California as they were in this episode, proof this was filmed sometime in the winter months.*
That is a Volvo @ 1:09 . This is a brand new 1958 Volvo PV544 that replaced the PV444. Was called 544 as it was now a 5-seater instead of a 4-seater for the 444. PV stands for Passenger Vehicule. PV544 had 4-cylinder engine. First the B16 (1.6 liter), then the B18 (1.8 liter). "B" stands for Benzene as it is a gazoline engine.
HIGHWAY PATROL Always a "must see" for Brit schoolboy me back in the 1950s. "No matter how new, the safest device on your car is you."
Crawford's closing comments 1950s Brit schoolboy me was always impressed with them. That one the best of many good ones. Always left me impatiently waiting for the next episode. Here in the UK, modern 5* SUV users would do well to keep that in mind always. The only safety device on any vehicle worth a damn is the quality of the nut holding the steering wheel. Crawford a great character actor back in the day. His portrayal of a real nasty Gunslinger in the film "The Fastest Gun Alive" was real scary stuff. Very convincing.
That last comment was hilarious that Mr Broderick said that would not fly today you'd have all the tree huggers and all the weirdos up in arms but I love it!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was back before 911, recording all calls to the police,and 911 addressing. If you didn't give them any address,they had no idea where to go. I remember when my Pop was in the hospital one of several times he was admitted for Black Lung. He bought me a gift from the Hospital Gift Shop. This was like 1965. It was a kids book teaching telephone etiquette. One thing it mentioned was how to use 911. We never heard of 911 at that time. That was only in big cities. Now, it is everywhere. Like where I live here in South Carolina. It is a rural area and it wasn't that long ago this still had a Rural Route (RR) address and when you called you had to give the RR number and directions. Today, they can pretty much locate an area someone is in if they use their cell phones. It wasn't that long ago they were using telegraphs and still sending telegrams. I wonder if they still do Singing Telegrams. I would LOVE to do those. Yes, I do sing, or I should say I used to. When I move I'm thinking of getting back into it again. Time for a comeback. haha
Dor Aran I don't know exactly what year 911 came to be,but I do know in 1965 the 911 service was in use in major cities like New York,Chicago,Washinton DC, etc. It was not yet in force in small towns and small cities even in the 1970's. When I left home in 1979 they were still not set up for 911 where I grew up in Pennsylvania. We still had to call the 7 digit number. I don't know if 911 was working in the major cities in 1963. I was too young that year to know. haha I want you to know in movies,tv shows,video games set in years past, they make alot of mistakes. They seem to let things slip when doing them. Like a movie set in 1953 showing someone wearing a digital watch,and we know they weren't yet invented. Little things like that. The best thing to do is watch documentaries,read History books to know what happened, or talk to older folks who were there or remember what happened at the time. Movies and tv shows dramatize things and in that process screw the real facts up. I still have the newspaper with the headlines about Clinton being impeached. I want my descendants to know the truth,and not the lies that will come in the future.
I never missed an episode back around 1960 62 ish daily in syndication I think.I watched it mainly to see the cars.But even then at around 5 years old I noticed that there was lots of “exteriors”filmed on location (not in some studio back lot).One episode I ve seen recently shot on-site in a body shop they show on screen a shot of the paint color chip samples!I hope this got some praise by the powers that be back in the day.Even big movies filmed years after were still using blue screen type backgrounds and indoor filmed outdoor scenes!Amazing really
Paul David Cross yes they’re in excellent quality and look to have been restored for the most part. They’re all unedited as well running around 26 minutes. I just had a defective disc which amazon replaced for me without charge.
Paul David Cross they’re in 480 but look great for a show filmed over 60 years ago. It’s always been a favorite of mine. 👍 I think you’ll enjoy the set quite a bit.
Born in 1953 it's great seeing these old episodes I vaguely remember being so young. I do remember having a toy police car like that shown in the show and two toy policemen and being like Broderick Crawford with one barking out orders to the other.
The "diversion" lady is quite the babe....I've noticed whoever did the casting always seemed to get real lookers for the female parts...another reason I love this show...
We used called that type of steering "Armstrong" steering. ha ha. Good grief, trying to parallel park in those things was like "working out" for 10 minutes. Tires back then used to squeal when turning a corner and over age started to form "bulges" like huge black pimples and if you had a blowout on the highway, you've had it not being able to control your car with Armstrong steering.
Another old show with gorgeous women was GROUCHO, YOU BET YOUR LIFE!!! If you’re a big fan of the old shows and gorgeous babes, check out THE FUGITIVE, FEAR IN THE DESERT, VERA MILES, she was also gorgeous in THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE.
The actress who played the phony patrolman's partner, Florence Shaen, appeared as a waitress in a short film for Union Pacific Railroad, "The Days Of Our Years," which was narrated by Art Gilmore and was also shown on Mystery Science Theater 3000
"...there would be women calling the network." You mean women would finally be allowed to say what they thought? The horrors! Yeah, the 50s were certainly "the days."
@@kenbob1071 No, we mean that a tiny microscopic number of feminist radicals would make a fuss and the woke craven corporate suits would bow down to them as fast as possible and would pull the episode so that nobody could watch it. That is a far cry from being allowed to say what they thought.
Interesting in this series how the darker aggressive side of women's makeup comes through in many episodes. Don't know if this was intentional with the writers, but it says a lot of reality to me. Can say this because I come from a family of females with similar personalities. Also, interesting is how they get equal treatment by HP. Car styles interesting! Also, the lack of franchised establishments is so good to see. Have never seen so many convertibles and station wagons. The station wagons are the forerunners of SUV's today. What would life be if dedication and determination in some of our public office holders were like the officers. FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC!
I see them now at then when they have car shows. I remember Tijuana Taxi in Coral Springs showing vintage cars on Sunday. I helped restore a 56 chevy nomad, but this was late 70s. She was a beauty.
See that car putting out exhaust? Bad brakes, frequently needs repairs, no seat belts so in an accident you fly through the windshield. Yup, those sure we're great cars.
Even before the mobile phone invaded this planet, women already loved to yakety-yak on public phones, some things will never change, even if technology does :)
Dan commited a real nasty "micro-agression" ! Saying that she was a typical woman, always on the phone. But he was only telling a well known fact. Like Ralph said to Alice when she complained that he had forgotten she was a woman and he answered : "Forget youre a woman? How can I ? Youre always yapping !"
2150 by. Dan Matthews said he talked to Mrs. Lohman 3 times today. Lets see now, she called about being robbed on Hwy 11 and then a school bus accident on Hwy 40, what other call did she make to the Hwy Patrol? Good episode.
Back in the late 80’s the company I was flying for the owner of the company was receiving calls about someone dressed in there pilot uniform hitting bars all over town trying to impress and pickup women. What gave him away is no pilot in there right mind would wear the uniform while drinking in public much less going to a bar. I don’t know if he was actually caught in the act. This episode brought back that memory. Lol
Smog wasn't invented until the late 60's. 'Global Warming' came in the 80's, 'Global Cooling' in the 90's, and to cover their bullshit lying asses socialist democrats began to call it 'Climate Change' around 2010. They'll do anything to take the American taxpayers' money. Fuk the damned dems!
Speaking of meltdowns, didn't the UNWOKES lose it when the makers of the "melt in your mouth, not in your hands" candy decided to modernize their green M&M mascot? Talk about meltdowns....lol.
@@kenbob1071 You enjoy sticking up for the woke mob, eh? Must suck to be a cuck. Modernize? You can't modernize sexuality. It hasn't changed in millions of years. Now take your mental illness and go watch a "modern" show like some drag show for kids.
The what? Oh the cringe terminology of these days. Even when I couldn't stand Alternative in the 1990s, it would have still been better than the shit that passes for terminology today!
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398 WOKES are those delicate individuals who want books re-written if they describe someone as FAT as it might cause offence to fat people, or demand "Trigger Warnings" on programmes such as Addams Family because it might contain SCARY themes.
This is a 1950 Buick Jetback Sedanet. This fastback model was available in all 1950 Buick series, that is the Special, the Super and the Roadmaster. You recognize that Buick by its 2 level bumber, 2 gunsights, vertical brake light with twin domes and the Buick logo.
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I was only 4 years old when I first watched this show with my Dad when he was stationed in Ft Benning Georgia (1962-1964)....Such fond childhood memories...I still enjoy watching Highway Patrol on ME TV...I enjoy this show so much I have it on DVD
The cars are the main reason I watch these old episodes. I enjoy how this show used vehicles from a variety of manufacturers throughout. I do wonder, however, how many of these were ever used as police cars in real life, despite the paint jobs or insignias on the doors that are shown.
Someone from the show back then did an interview, IIRC they bought standard civilian black sedans and put magnetic white door decals on them. They added the spotlights and rear deck flasher as well.
Where are the Toyotas?
@@woodyw6891 This was the time when Toyotas (then called Toyopets) were first put on sale in the USA, in California and Hawaii. But otherwise, they were all still in Japan.
In a lot of these episodes I see where Stephen King got the inspiration for what to use for Christine. Choosy criminals choose Plymouth 😂
Yes They were
The late 50s. Beautiful cars. Stylishly dressed women.
Yeah, and the criminal women as seen here were always a lot more glamorous than the real thing - not to mention all the criminals had an endless supply of brand new cars.
Smart dressed men, speaking properly
Are u kidding?😂 Those Cars were butt Ugly!😂 The women needed a tan, walking around looking like Casper the friendly ghost😂
No Hobos in the 50s
"Like all women. Your fascinated by a telephone." Think that dialogue would cut it in todays world? I love Highway Patrol.
Se-x -ist, but also one hundred percent true.
Dan and his team great as usual. Nice to see lots of glam “broads” in this episode 😀🙋♂️🇬🇧
you ever noticed, Matthews loves those maps!
+David Maslow and he has to lean on stuff! ha ha
+rahkin rah You probably knew that our boy, Dan Matthews, loved his booze!
and loves those roadblocks
"You're just like all women, fascinated with the telephone".
True but hard to say that these days. Incidentally the eight grand he robbed from the loan office has an estimated value of $80,000 today. Although that may be a bit low. In 1958 a house only cost 5 grand.
I like maps!
The lack of much traffic in many scenes of this great show is fantastic. That goes for most of the episodes as well.
The 1965 immigration act had not happened yet.
@@yosemite735 Immigration has absolutely nothing to do with traffic, or the lack of it - nor is the lack of traffic a true depiction of real life at the time. The show didn't just set up cameras and film actual passing vehicles that happened to go by; all the cars you see are being driven by people who'd been hired by the production.
Same here in the UK back then and now. Roads schoolboy me cycled for miles without seeing a single vehicle now you see queues of traffic jams in them in recent decades. Now there is always something coming. Plus back then you could do 100mph+ on UK roads .. legally. Few other vehicles about to bother you.
Youngsters today do not know what they missed.
Thank Johnson and Teddy Kennedy - I hope they are rotting in Hell.
Maybe because filming was scheduled ... it is a TV show lol
*In a way, all these obscure actors make this show more realistic, since the viewer can't associate most of them with any other TV role. Except for rare exceptions, like Clint Eastwood, Robert Conrad, Stuart Whitman, Barbara Eden, and a few others, most of the actors who appeared on Highway Patrol never went anywhere. But their very anonymity gave them a certain believability in these roles. One other note: anyone who ever lived in California, as I used to, knows that the trees in May are not leafless in either Southern or Northern California as they were in this episode, proof this was filmed sometime in the winter months.*
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Good line "is he dead?" , "nah he can still smell flowers" Nice J series Volvo in the street scene.
Yeah, I saw that Volvo, too.
Robert Walton Never heard of a J series Volvo. Amazon ???
I also noticed that Volvo, but I don't like that car as it looks too much like a '46-'48 Ford. That is a much nicer car.
Volvo pv looks like a 46-48 Ford
That is a Volvo @ 1:09 . This is a brand new 1958 Volvo PV544 that replaced the PV444. Was called 544 as it was now a 5-seater instead of a 4-seater for the 444. PV stands for Passenger Vehicule. PV544 had 4-cylinder engine. First the B16 (1.6 liter), then the B18 (1.8 liter). "B" stands for Benzene as it is a gazoline engine.
If Mathews talked any faster, this would be a 10 minute video.
LOLOL, Johnny Talia! I can understand every word he says though! 😋😋
Fast Talking High Trousers
I watch at 125% or sometimes 150% speed and I can still understand him.
@@UkOutreach You having a good time?
She was like all women -- fascinated by the telephone, says Broderick Crawford.
@Tensile Strength haha
Yup..... thought the same thing ....ha
And the dispatcher had a good ear. Credit to her.
"A Sexist might Say"!! Thanx to Gutfeld!!
Imagine if they knew how addicted people are to their phones today!!
Did anyone see that Century take off with that positive traction when responding to the Loan Office hold up.
10-4!👍
(All reading now thinks of My Cousin Vinny.)
HIGHWAY PATROL
Always a "must see" for Brit schoolboy me back in the 1950s.
"No matter how new, the safest device on your car is you."
Crawford's closing comments 1950s Brit schoolboy me was always impressed with them. That one the best of many good ones. Always left me impatiently waiting for the next episode.
Here in the UK, modern 5* SUV users would do well to keep that in mind always.
The only safety device on any vehicle worth a damn is the quality of the nut holding the steering wheel.
Crawford a great character actor back in the day. His portrayal of a real nasty Gunslinger in the film "The Fastest Gun Alive" was real scary stuff. Very convincing.
Glad to see that this episode included a knock out by a hit to the head with a pistol. A theme which seems somewhat recurrent in this series.
And Occasionally, such a knock out
is Fatal!!
That last comment was hilarious that Mr Broderick said that would not fly today you'd have all the tree huggers and all the weirdos up in arms but I love it!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was back before 911, recording all calls to the police,and 911 addressing. If you didn't give them any address,they had no idea where to go. I remember when my Pop was in the hospital one of several times he was admitted for Black Lung. He bought me a gift from the Hospital Gift Shop. This was like 1965. It was a kids book teaching telephone etiquette. One thing it mentioned was how to use 911. We never heard of 911 at that time. That was only in big cities. Now, it is everywhere. Like where I live here in South Carolina. It is a rural area and it wasn't that long ago this still had a Rural Route (RR) address and when you called you had to give the RR number and directions. Today, they can pretty much locate an area someone is in if they use their cell phones. It wasn't that long ago they were using telegraphs and still sending telegrams. I wonder if they still do Singing Telegrams. I would LOVE to do those. Yes, I do sing, or I should say I used to. When I move I'm thinking of getting back into it again. Time for a comeback. haha
Trivia: In the Malcolm X movie, Malcolm asked someone to call 911, problem was movie set in 1963 and as you note, 911 didn't come along until 1965.
Dor Aran I don't know exactly what year 911 came to be,but I do know in 1965 the 911 service was in use in major cities like New York,Chicago,Washinton DC, etc. It was not yet in force in small towns and small cities even in the 1970's. When I left home in 1979 they were still not set up for 911 where I grew up in Pennsylvania. We still had to call the 7 digit number. I don't know if 911 was working in the major cities in 1963. I was too young that year to know. haha I want you to know in movies,tv shows,video games set in years past, they make alot of mistakes. They seem to let things slip when doing them. Like a movie set in 1953 showing someone wearing a digital watch,and we know they weren't yet invented. Little things like that. The best thing to do is watch documentaries,read History books to know what happened, or talk to older folks who were there or remember what happened at the time. Movies and tv shows dramatize things and in that process screw the real facts up. I still have the newspaper with the headlines about Clinton being impeached. I want my descendants to know the truth,and not the lies that will come in the future.
@@doraran2138 Does this mean he is still alive ?
@doctorwho0077 There is no such thing when you're talking to a lady.
It took forever for 911 to be implemented hear in L.A. and were the second largest city in the U.S.
Good episode! Love these shows! Thank you for uploading this episode!
I thought the last line was great...Mathews: "You're like all women, you're fascinated by the telephone. I recognized your voice".
+Don Neary and how appropriate still!
+rahkin rah This was my favorite show decades ago! It still is!
+Don Neary That would cost you a job today.
Only the phones have changed.
YEAH! MORE so today. Look in EVERY car being driven and if it's a woman driving! She's on the phone.
I never missed an episode back around 1960 62 ish daily in syndication I think.I watched it mainly to see the cars.But even then at around 5 years old I noticed that there was lots of “exteriors”filmed on location (not in some studio back lot).One episode I ve seen recently shot on-site in a body shop they show on screen a shot of the paint color chip samples!I hope this got some praise by the powers that be back in the day.Even big movies filmed years after were still using blue screen type backgrounds and indoor filmed outdoor scenes!Amazing really
What a great episode, as always I love this show!👍👍
Superb! My dvd of this episode is messed up and won’t play so thanks so much for sharing this with us 😎
Can I ask if the DVD's of this show are much better quality than these You Tube Uploads in 480?
Paul David Cross yes they’re in excellent quality and look to have been restored for the most part. They’re all unedited as well running around 26 minutes. I just had a defective disc which amazon replaced for me without charge.
@@ChadQuick270W I believe I will buy the complete box set, cheers Paul.
Paul David Cross they’re in 480 but look great for a show filmed over 60 years ago. It’s always been a favorite of mine. 👍 I think you’ll enjoy the set quite a bit.
Love this show thanks
Good episode. Thank you for uploading.
The last lines were the best lines. Often was the case with this show.
Or on the driveway 10-4 2150..
I remember watching these things when I was a young kid. Back in the late 50s early 60s.👍🏽🤘🏾😎.
Born in 1953 it's great seeing these old episodes I vaguely remember being so young. I do remember having a toy police car like that shown in the show and two toy policemen and being like Broderick Crawford with one barking out orders to the other.
Me too!
The "diversion" lady is quite the babe....I've noticed whoever did the casting always seemed to get real lookers for the female parts...another reason I love this show...
Indeed.
Yeah and strong too. Ever drive a '58 Chevy without power steering?
We used called that type of steering "Armstrong" steering. ha ha. Good grief, trying to parallel park in those things was like "working out" for 10 minutes. Tires back then used to squeal when turning a corner and over age started to form "bulges" like huge black pimples and if you had a blowout on the highway, you've had it not being able to control your car with Armstrong steering.
Definitely very good looking, you are right.
Another old show with gorgeous women was GROUCHO, YOU BET YOUR LIFE!!!
If you’re a big fan of the old shows and gorgeous babes, check out THE FUGITIVE, FEAR IN THE DESERT, VERA MILES, she was also gorgeous in THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE.
The actress who played the phony patrolman's partner, Florence Shaen, appeared as a waitress in a short film for Union Pacific Railroad, "The Days Of Our Years," which was narrated by Art Gilmore and was also shown on Mystery Science Theater 3000
+Chuck Rawlings She is/was quite the babe...she caught my eye quickly...
Her crying was cringe.
@@murphynapoleon Which phone booth?
The only tv show that used General Motors cars.
I luv it!
Nope, they had Fords & Mercury autos as well ❗️
@@mrdiplomat9018 Plus a Desoto from Mexico.
And most of the choosy criminals chose Plymouth
They had all makes of cars on this show dude@@mrdiplomat9018
Nothing gets by Dan's circle and roadblocks...so easy !
Slick move, getting him to open his own safe. lol
“You’re like all women…you’re fascinated with a telephone…I talked to you three times today”😂😂😂😂
He can still smell flowers, the script writer was on a roll.
I'm still none the wiser. Is he alive or not ?
@@Sootaroot dead man can't smell flowers
@@michaelmerck7576 dead man can't do anything, so why did mathews use that metaphor?
Nobody's been in a gunfight with Dan and lived to talk about it. And he doesn't bring the gun up to line it up.
You take enough time to line up the gun, you're probably already dead or talking last breath.
Fantastic "accuracy" with a snubnose .38 at any distance. In real life, it'd be a little different.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, classic lines they gave Dan the man.
Like lots of comments I love the cars. I grew up with them. My first car was a1950 Chevy.
1957 Chevrolet here.
How did You know? You're like all Women, Your fascinated with a telephone. Great Show.
Those were the days when a man was a man and he could say what he thought. The best show is on the air today there would be women calling the network
"...there would be women calling the network."
You mean women would finally be allowed to say what they thought? The horrors! Yeah, the 50s were certainly "the days."
@@kenbob1071 No, we mean that a tiny microscopic number of feminist radicals would make a fuss and the woke craven corporate suits would bow down to them as fast as possible and would pull the episode so that nobody could watch it. That is a far cry from being allowed to say what they thought.
What a great episode
Interesting in this series how the darker aggressive side of women's makeup comes through in many episodes. Don't know if this was intentional with the writers,
but it says a lot of reality to me. Can say this because I come from a family of females with similar personalities. Also, interesting is how they get equal treatment by HP.
Car styles interesting! Also, the lack of franchised establishments is so good to see. Have never seen so many convertibles and station wagons. The station
wagons are the forerunners of SUV's today.
What would life be if dedication and determination in some of our public office holders were like the officers. FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC!
I see them now at then when they have car shows. I remember Tijuana Taxi in Coral Springs showing vintage cars on Sunday. I helped restore a 56 chevy nomad, but this was late 70s. She was a beauty.
Broderick Crawford has a no nonsense, I’m in charge, persona which is perfect for this role. Yes, I realize he’s acting.
Priceless comment by Big Dan at thr conclusion!
Alright baby, when you get that look in your eye, I do what you want!
she was a good girlfriend. balls & loyal to the end
See that car putting out exhaust? Bad brakes, frequently needs repairs, no seat belts so in an accident you fly through the windshield. Yup, those sure we're great cars.
Euro 91 Saved.
Thursday, November 16 - 2023.
Old 58 Chevy Delray or Biscayne can't really get that good a look to tell
I knew a gal who worked at a nursery and she wore a flowery dress. Every time she walked the roses got mixed up with the azaleas!
Even before the mobile phone invaded this planet, women already loved to yakety-yak on public phones, some things will never change, even if technology does :)
this is great
If you were trying to catch someone by surprise you wouldn't come in with sirens on.
Vaguely recall these but their so addictive
BRODERICK IS SO PREDICTABLE WITH THE WAY HE ORDERS PEOPLE AROUND
Gets the job done ... sharpish. Admirable Boss quality.
Classic Yellow Plates 1956.
dBm j. Rachael Ray and I promise to
Bob: It's in Black and White ‼️‼️🙄🙄
@@joline2730 well sorry if you were old enough and lived I. California you would understand look it up. Duh
@@bobtis I live in the UK ... and not quite old enuf ‼️😁😁
Just looked them up ... but you can't see the colour in these old series of HP 🙄
@@joline2730 agreed sorry. When did you start making number plates yellow
Glen Gordon and Florence Shaen are our crime duo here. The dispatcher is attentive to detail.in noticing the voice.
lol...I luv these old shows...pre PC days...all women are fascinated by the phone...ain't that the truth?
Back in the day they must not have invented mic clips to mount on the dash Everyone throws their mic on the seat
That’s funny. When I was a cop back in the day I did the same thing . Then I was always looking for the Mic. LOL
they had good seats.....
Dan taking cover behind a ladder. LOL
@ 22:50 it's worse than you think. It's a trellis for plants to grow up onto.
Just think what Dan could have done with today's technology.;)
Barney Fife
Probably eaten it.
The more dead criminals, the better for the citizens I always say,
Way to go "Dano," fill the air with lead but don't you dare hit a car. Good job, I'm hooked on HP!
ha ha beautiful telephone comment Brod !
When i was a kid, my uncle had a Dodge like that, minus the police trappings of course.
Highway Patrol: Special 20 of 41.
Season 3. Episode 32. "Phony Cop".
Gold Episode 16.
Bad Woman: Florence Shaen.
Thursday - December 22 - 2022.
It’s always one more job, when will they learn.
vintage golden era TV
Most of the criminals on this show drive brand new cars 🤪🤪
Back when cars would not fold up like a cheap suit.
And didn't cost 2 year's wages.
Dan commited a real nasty "micro-agression" ! Saying that she was a typical woman, always on the phone. But he was only telling a well known fact. Like Ralph said to Alice when she complained that he had forgotten she was a woman and he answered : "Forget youre a woman? How can I ? Youre always yapping !"
Ah, yes....another of my favorites, The Honeymooners❗️❗️🎯👍
All women are fascinated by a phone!
Actually was common then to get out your car on curb side. That way you wouldn't exit into passing traffic.
The seats were bench seats, not bucket seats with a big blob of stuff inbetween. Easy to slide across.
The previews at the beginning of this aren't from this episode. They're from the previous episode, "Suicide".
Crawford, uhm, Matthews jumps out of the car and immediately shoots into the building from where the woman called HP. Oh boy!
Just think. Phone booths are as much a thing of the past as steam locomotives.
Bad news for Clark Kent.
Phone booths are still a staple in the upper mid-west and as far as steam locomotives, there around, just have to know where to look.
They were going out in favor in the 70s as those half-ass ones with no doors began becoming standard.
Musta bin fun doing these shows driving around the valley on a Tuesday afternoon in may
2150 by. Dan Matthews said he talked to Mrs. Lohman 3 times today. Lets see now, she called about being robbed on Hwy 11 and then a school bus accident on Hwy 40, what other call did she make to the Hwy Patrol? Good episode.
+Ronclown the 3rd time was during the robbery dude...really, how did you misunderstand that?
Back in the late 80’s the company I was flying for the owner of the company was receiving calls about someone dressed in there pilot uniform hitting bars all over town trying to impress and pickup women. What gave him away is no pilot in there right mind would wear the uniform while drinking in public much less going to a bar. I don’t know if he was actually caught in the act. This episode brought back that memory. Lol
Ah, the wide open spaces of 1950s Ca
The actress, Florence Shaen, making the diversionary calls just passed at 94 last month, August, 2023.
So cheesy it's great!
Love how the "hostage" doesn't scream when grabbed from behind, but only after a delay when told to act it up.
Kind of stupid for a man of Matthews' experience to shoot blind into the front of the florist, knowing the distress call came from there.
Israelite Ram .... Not really when you think about it.
"Is he dead?" Crawford "Ah, he can still smell flowers!"
Is He Dead? .. He Can Still Smell Flowers
Classic Crawford!
Crooked crooks, and the highway patrol ✔️
The way the dispatcher caresses the microphone reminds me of all the intimate times we used to have.........
" Can you describe him ?".
" Anytime, I never forget a crook."
My wife liked me because I wore a uniform...I was a garbage man
That man and woman couple were very evil; going about robbing people instead of working for a living!😡
Woman Should Dress Like That Today
But I expected him to say, "You're like all DAMES. You're fascinated by the telephone."
He's the one who's done it longer but she seems to be the brains of the operation.
The crooks got so much money from the Loan Company they should have quit while they were ahead.
Looks like is was shot in the winter very smoggy too.
Shot in China, always smoggy and cheap labour over there.
Smog wasn't invented until the late 60's. 'Global Warming' came in the 80's, 'Global Cooling' in the 90's, and to cover their bullshit lying asses socialist democrats began to call it 'Climate Change' around 2010. They'll do anything to take the American taxpayers' money. Fuk the damned dems!
@@streetrodder2846 no no, the 80's was overpopulation
Actually it was fog
Who was the Burnett
"You're a woman you're fascinated by the phone, I've spoken to you three times today", Oh the WOKES would be in meltdown if they heard that lol
Speaking of meltdowns, didn't the UNWOKES lose it when the makers of the "melt in your mouth, not in your hands" candy decided to modernize their green M&M mascot? Talk about meltdowns....lol.
@@kenbob1071 You enjoy sticking up for the woke mob, eh? Must suck to be a cuck. Modernize? You can't modernize sexuality. It hasn't changed in millions of years. Now take your mental illness and go watch a "modern" show like some drag show for kids.
The what? Oh the cringe terminology of these days. Even when I couldn't stand Alternative in the 1990s, it would have still been better than the shit that passes for terminology today!
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398 WOKES are those delicate individuals who want books re-written if they describe someone as FAT as it might cause offence to fat people, or demand "Trigger Warnings" on programmes such as Addams Family because it might contain SCARY themes.
They overuse those sirens. Why give felons early warning?
At 15:34, the back of the car at first looked like a Tucker. It was probably a Studebaker.
My guess is it is a Pontiac, the Tucker boat tail back end did not go that far back.
This is a 1950 Buick Jetback Sedanet. This fastback model was available in all 1950 Buick series, that is the Special, the Super and the Roadmaster. You recognize that Buick by its 2 level bumber, 2 gunsights, vertical brake light with twin domes and the Buick logo.
I would like to see the police drive a 1949 Ford DeLuxe 2 door sedan on Highway Patrol.
" Hey Dan , it's that crazy lady on the phone again, with another crime."
" probably a prank call."
Never ever imposter a highway 🛣️ patrol 🚓 officer 👮🏿👮🏿♀️👮🏿♂️ under any circumstances either ever ❤😂🎉😅😊! 25:39
First time ❤
She ran in the fukn' closet, I love this show n I'm 49 yrs ild