This is a GOOD show.. and the gal is might perty too, I do say. 😃

What did ya do that for? You didn't have to hit him... Yes I did...he held out on me and didn't give me the change. 😃

Betty Wilma flint stones

Rosco P Coltrane in his younger days.

The musical score is amazingly tympani heavy.

Jesus why would you bring up your racist tirade!!??

Trivia: At the time this episode was produced (1955), Jaime del Valle, the producer of this episode, was Virginia Gregg's husband. Source: IMDB.

Great T.V. Series 😊

i think bouncing betty's going to go all the way this year

Pell Mell cigarettes, or Pall Mall cigarettes?

I watched this scene for years.I always took notice of the bike pump tripping,but never would have thought he was stoned.I,at 60,have never tried weed,so I wouldnt know.

I enjoy seeing Hans Conried..

The show started on radio. Most old time radio channels air episodes. They always start with a suspect lineup with varied characters.

Those Shoe Box 1949 to 51 ford's are great...especially if you drop in a Cadillac engine to make one of that era's "Fordillacs"

In one of his silly books Jerry Seinfeld wrote about under aged gymnasts and their "behinds". Why is Seinfeld still tolerated in modern society???

Faye Goaway. That's her name. 😂 Great show for sleeping to.

How wonderful to see people dressed nicely. Quite a difference to the way people dress these days.

These old shows...if you want to try to understand your dad or your grandfather or Archie Bunker... girls were girls and men were men... this was when women really were so strong... times, they change...

Not seen this before. Questions and answers, made one year before my birth, always nice to see something old/new as the case maybe be.

Virginia Gregg was a fine actress in all her roles. She was one -Jack Webb's acting troup for both series of Dragnet, and many other series, and movies. Lane Bradford, great supporting actor, usuallly in westerns, and ususally the bad guy, but not always.

Bobcat's show was one of the funniest I have ever seen. That said, I have also enjoyed Jim Breuer, who is a real piece of dung. Love Daniel Tosh, too. Maybe all comedians have their dark side and that's why they are so good at what they do.

Thank you for the ad-free upload! A show I'd never heard of before. 😊

Very good program l loved it as a kid i remember!

Oh boy, what a great comedian and leading actor from a very successful sitcom. I sure hope he doesn't have any past romantic relationships that would be seen as sketchy

The original "Streets of San Francisco"!

That 57 or 58 (I think it's a 58) Dodge D 500 is, like the 50's cigarette commercial it's Soooooo Kooooolll

Wow, makes me want to run over to the corner store, pick me up a pack of Viceroy and smoke up a storm - a smooth Viceroy storm, that is.

Hard to believe that the weasle looking guy who operated the telephone switchboard, was no less than Aaron Spelling...later on, one of the richest men in America...and a record making producer of tv shows...net worth at time of death was $600 million...yeah...

Big ass Wanda. Larry is a sick.

Just an average family in an average neighborhood -- you know, the kind of home where on any given day, Joe Namath, Don Drysdale, or Davey Jones might drop in. That used to happen to all of us.

The show will be funny in 2100. Eternal genius

Used to love this shiw. I think it was on Saturday night late.

Hans Conreid is great in the cameo....

There was a semi connected series called "San Franciso beat" Great 50's memories. And....whats important here ISNT whats going on in the foreground with the actors. With these old TV series its always going on in the BACKGROUND. Clean streets, well dressed, polite, and, er, a very simmilar population.

So let me get this straight - a mother played a part in a bonds robbery; her husband subsequently finds out and burns the bonds, now both are headed to prison. Tough luck on their 6-year old son, isn’t it?

Wanda is part camel 🐪

A good series of shows. I truly enjoy seeing the cars and styles and real telephones I remember from my childhood. Interesting storyline. I can tell it was low budget, but have no problem with that. Thanks for posting.

Inspector to woman: “Pietro - that would be Mr Tamala?” Who else would it bloody well be, you idiot!

Nothing I hate more than someone so blatantly drawing squiggly lines when he’s meant to be writing down an address!!!

What was the ruddy point? So obvious from the beginning as to what happened!

Wanda for President.

@Rschreck== Thanks again== 1951 FORD POLICE CAR in that last 3rd year of that body style then the 1952 tru 1956 restyled body shape allthough the 1955/56 was slightly SHARPER IN EDGES!!!! Notice NO SMASH & GRABBERZ backing up the LONE THIEF (because the LAW PENALTYS WERE ROUGH)****

@Rschreck==Thanks== Detective puffing some large INHALES of that """loved it back in 1955""" peace pipe and EXHALED ALL OVER OTHER DETECTIVE who never even flinched!!!! And 88% of city residents ALL WERE INTO """PEACE PIPE"""

I know I’ve seen Seinfeld’s stand up and it’s complete dogshit.

I think Mrs. Olson (Virginia Gregg) may have had to much Folgers coffee...

ALL SHE HAD TO SAY WAS L DIDNT GET A GOOD LOOK AT HIM. i WAS FIXATED ON THE GUN

If it’s comedians, by is Jimmy fallon here?

Just the way I like my justice system. Arrest, tried, and convicted before Matt can find a parking space.

Attractive Jean Willis ("Alice") appeared in many old TV shows & "B" movies shows during her career, but always did a "class A" job. Talented Tom Tully can say "ah hmmmm" as only a cop, and a good actor can do!

Howl