Highway Patrol 102 in Reformed Criminal

[@sarahshouse1890]

Loved seeing California back in the 50s. This is such a great show. Crawford is an amazing actor, and this show would not be the same without him!👍🇺🇲

[@andredupuis5461]

Highway 14 all the way into Palmdale/Lancaster.

[@sarahshouse1890]

@@andredupuis5461 cool!

[@blainenodes8182]

Is this filmed back when CA had ample water supply💦👍

[@samuelluria4744]

@@blainenodes8182 - The water supply doesn't change much. It's the politics that change.

[@dorothywallace8771]

Great show

[@fredkaplan9720]

Greatest cop show on TV it's time. Great cars wish I had one today

[@doctorartphd6463]

I was born in early 50's. Love these old shows. Love the cars, too. Real, solid steel cars !!

[@catsforhire9116]

Stumbled on this show by accident and I love it, Dragnet too!

[@NovelIdeaIndeed]

One of my favorite episodes! Dan Matthews is tough as ever, but still exemplifies mercy and hope.

[@zxtenn]

Broderick was the perfect actor for his role-- a tough no nonsense top cop.Love to see the old cars in action as well

[@johnbockelie3899]

I'd do anything to have that guys CAR. too bad he crashed it.

[@alphaomega8373]

Cept he was on the wrong coast.

[@alphaomega8373]

@@johnbockelie3899 Anything?

[@wallaceb9120]

Too bad he was a drunk

[@cartermcafee1142]

Kick ‘‘em in da ass Dante Mathew’s bro

[@connieconner5041]

This is my all-time favorite episode of highway patrol!!!!!I love this show!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Crawford is such a great actor; he really makes this show: a rare case of the Star carrying the whole show.

[@Ballenxj]

A story with a moral, gotta love it. Thumb up.

[@Justice4all_001]

How hot was Marsha Brady! 🔥

[@cindys1819]

The really great thing about Highway Patrol, besides the great cars, porthole 55-57 Buicks et al, is that the actors LOOK and act exactly like average people I knew from that era. The gas station old guy is an absolute clone of one of my childhood neighbors...

[@axiomist1076]

Well, they ARE people from that era! =)

[@nwnmonk7034]

@@axiomist1076 I'm pretty sure he meant they were realistic, everyday types, not glamourized in the typical hollywood way. 🤔

[@allenwatkins4972]

True.

[@davidcarroll1883]

I remember using the old teletype in my early 20's working at MACK Trucks. We thought we were in high cotton.

[@Lazarus0357]

One of the best episodes I've seen so far. Second time around, of course! Regards

[@davidrussell4104]

Great episode. Of course the man was mistaken to run from the service station. He could have had the man call for him. But then we’d have a 5 minute episode. 🤣

[@dorothydanridge]

I enjoy rewatching these especially when I need a lift. Reminds me of when I was a kid. Criminals were less violent and had scruples.

[@roysterfutrell8889]

I think they were just as bad 1000 yrs ago. Although criminality, scruples and propensity for violence ebs and flows through time.

[@JohnPMitten]

They were kinder, gentler criminals back then.

[@KennethColeman426]

@@JohnPMitten *Haha, that's funny( ;)*

[@annedugan7618]

@@JohnPMitten That's cuz Chief Mathews shot the really bad ones so they never got the chance to re-enter society.

[@allenwatkins4972]

I don't know about that. There were some bad, bad men back then.

[@merryjan1]

Love the narrator and the music! One of my favorite shows!

[@TedH.]

FYI, the Narrator was Art Gilmore.

[@MrShobar]

That Buick was one hell of a car.

[@bumrush9422]

with the nailhead V8. Most beautiful in a T Bucket, like Tommy Ivo had.

[@johnbockelie3899]

I like the old man at the gas station , "thats a nice suit son the phones right there". Then he picks up a wrench to club him.

[@terencedove5047]

Was that Buick a Roadmaster? I rode in one on I-84 in New York State a few years ago. It was a wonderful ride. But I can't see very well anymore, so I couldn't quite place it...

[@bumrush9422]

@@terencedove5047 Yes, it's a Roadmaster. You can see the Roadmaster script on the rear quarter panel.

[@terencedove5047]

@@bumrush9422 , thank you. It's been years since seeing or riding in one, and I'm grateful for the clarification. Gee, I wonder how many of them are left today. They must be super expensive to maintain...

[@Buisness1]

Ok! Frank don't seem to understand that his running makes him look guilty as hell. All he had to do is at the service station just wait for the police. He made it all go wrong from there. As Fred Sanford would say" YOU BIG DUMMY"

[@Mikael5732]

He was following his script.

[@pops3627]

My Dad love this program even if the didn’t speak the language to well. He always said 10 4 his favorite saying. Bring back great memories

[@jeanbonhacher6016]

Reminds me of the movie Falling down with Michael Douglas when he walks around with a rifle and a briefcase

[@gregadam7437]

Leopards really do change their spots. Faith in fellow man has vanished. So very very sad when we have faith in government who lie to us without hiding it.

[@scoobycarr5558]

In this case do not trust in any man who runs a political ship which has a means to sink like a stone in quicksand. As for me and for us as people, the only Man in whom we will trust is the LORD Jesus Christ and no one else.

[@roysterfutrell8889]

Faith in govt IS faith in man.

[@nostalgia6578]

@@scoobycarr5558 Might I add: Don't have faith in mainstream television news media. Many of those presenters and pundits lie like rugs. Trust no "plan" - Trust Christ.

[@scoobycarr5558]

@@nostalgia6578 Yep - that's exactly what Jesus warns us - beware of those who come to us in sheep clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.

[@Mikael5732]

@@scoobycarr5558 AMEN brother. Looking forward to His reign.

[@evocati1st]

I busted up laughing when that office manager started rambling on about nonsense and Mr. Matthews yelled at him to get his head out of his arse! Crawford could be intimidating, but he was always a good actor.

[@customkey]

Cop grabs 2nd gear at 9:06. These Buicks in the 1955 episodes are real CHP special order patrol units. They were built solely for the CHP and are lightweight (for a Buick) 2 door Special post sedans with the high performance Century/Roadmaster 322ci engine. Thus they have 4 ventiports in the fender the same as a Roadmaster or a Century. Very few of these cars survive today.

[@jamesmarshall6396]

Actually the Buick's were 2 door post Centuries built only for Highway Patrol cars. I did find one fully restored that was on e bay in 2015 and it was mint. That old 322 Nail head V8 ran pretty strong for 1955.

[@customkey]

Yes they are technically Centuries, and that's why they have 4 holes. But the fact that a civilian Buick customer couldn't buy one of these makes it sort of a hot rodded Special to me. But yes, a Century it is.

[@JohnPMitten]

@@jamesmarshall6396 Centurys

[@jacquesgervais1713]

And that downshift was very quick for a three on the tree. I know, I know the downshift is upward!

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Die-hard fan of this TV he comes up sometimes and highway patrol stories he's got a Buick just like Dan Mathews dressed it all up. You could see him on KZbin

[@jkmorrison1013]

Good one/ I liked the pastor.

[@Sootaroot]

5:10 Matthews really needs to control that temper.

[@Mikael5732]

I know, a little testy there he was.

[@janreese2796]

"It's not the car that kills, it's the driver"... Goes for guns, too...

[@MrShobar]

Brod had quite the reputation driving while drunk.

[@williampaul5015]

Actually, it is both.

[@DanCullenutugu]

Guns are dangerous when the wrong person has one....

[@adamlemus7585]

As a Native American I can tell you that decomposed granite is one of our weaknesses. It’s like our kryptonite.

[@auletjohnast03638]

🔵PROBABLY ZIV KNOWS WHAT TCF STANDS FOR.🔴

[@Johnnycdrums]

We need more cops like Dan Matthews.

[@jimlaguardia8185]

There used to be many, and I knew some, but since the country has gone downhill in the past 60 years, most such men no longer want to be cops, because they know the system favors criminals now.

[@scoobycarr5558]

Dirty Harry and Dan Mathews - put them together and Batman and Robin seem like Cub Scouts!

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

@@jimlaguardia8185 The system favors criminals now? Then why does the US have more of it's citizens in jails and prisons than any other country in the world?

[@mdlclassworker3384]

@@jimlaguardia8185 -- you miss those old days when a black man would be lynched or just beaten for looking at a white woman, when women could only be secretaries, waitresses, nurses or such. Anybody that long's for such a time has serious issues, I'm going to bet your a Trump supporter, someone that can overlook that he's a cowardly draft dodging racist and con man that braggs about molesting women and even said in a interview his daughter was so hot he'd sleep with her, sick bastard

[@bertgrau9246]

@@mdlclassworker3384 Gee, it sounds like you are describing Bill Clinton.

[@davidcohen7106]

House Peters Jr.Robert House Peters Jr. was an American character actor most noted for his roles in 1950s B movies and westerns. He is perhaps best remembered as the face and body of Mr. Clean in the Procter and Gamble cleaning product commercials of the era.

[@Cracktaculus]

If I had wanted to be Mr. Clean I woulda shaved my head and lost them clothes and that satchel bag right after I clocked that old man at the gas station when the radio description came through. Id'a done stole that geezer's short and put a closed sign up on that motherfucker, right after I made a call to the Highway Patrol that I just saw my own ass 30 miles away!. This show got some STOOOPID-ASS criminals.

[@9675775]

This was a really good series. Thanks.

[@johnbockelie3899]

If.i.had one of those cop.cars I'd. Put raceing wheels on it.

[@8176morgan]

One of the best ever in my opinion, that's why it is still shown on MeTv daily in the mornings along with other classic shows.

[@raykendig6787]

@@johnbockelie3899 RRRR

[@plunkervillerr1529]

My favorite 50s show .GO GET THEM DAN !

[@FigaroHey]

A guy appears with his clothes torn and filthy, covered with dirt, and all you can say is, 'You look tired.' Nothing like, 'What the HELL happened to YOU?'

[@roysterfutrell8889]

Oh yeah. My clothes are always in tatters when I'm tired. Arent everybodys?

[@Mikael5732]

@@roysterfutrell8889 😂😂😂

[@andyharman3022]

Very nice episode. He did take the right road after all.

[@richardburriesci7723]

THE BUICK PORTHOLES WERE MOST PROMINENT IN THE FIFTIES

[@-oiiio-3993]

Buick called them 'Ventiports'. Four per side on top end models, three for lesser models. The 1958 and 1959 Buicks did not have them.

[@okiebrave1932]

They went from 4 holes to 3 holes. Now today they still tip their hat to the 3 holes.

[@blueticecho5690]

Old smokes... the old preacher got to do a ride along with Big Dan McGruff.

[@nicknorthable]

Broderick Crawford the best from Larceny, Inc. to All the King's Men & many more.

[@JohnPMitten]

Yes, indeed

[@larryduncan1800]

Broderick Crawford liked to use the saying "That's just dandy"

[@EricLehner]

When men were men.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

Finally a good quality picture coupled with even a better story plot. Thanks a lot.

[@mikenix9746]

I like Sea Hunt with Lloyd Bridges, and Highway Patrol with Broderick Crawford.

[@johnbockelie3899]

House Peters Jr. was the first actor to play Mr. Clean on TV commercials in the 50's.

[@geraldfrieberg7921]

Amazing how bad these 50's scripts were..so incredibly stereotyped ! Hilarious ! I love this series: TOTAL comedy, and great for laughs. Hope KZbin keeps 'em comin' !

[@sirgeorge8522]

The LA smog REMINDS ME OF MY CHILDHOOD

[@davidmahan4000]

IT ISN'T THE 🚗 THAT kills, IT'S THE driver!

[@davidfahey5068]

Remember it is'nt the car that kills it's the driver

[@flashstudiosguy]

Of course, if he'd just called after coming around, none of this would have happened

[@cindys1819]

Notice the '51 or '52 Hudson on the other side of the street at 25:22? Looks like a Wasp or a commodore. Super '50's scene.....

[@8176morgan]

Yes, I noticed it too, but I didn't think anyone else would. The car in question is probably a '51- '52 Hudson Hornet.

[@okiebrave1932]

I always thought the Hudson looked like an inverted bath tub.

[@jacquesgervais1713]

@@8176morgan I agree this could be a '51 or '52.

[@8176morgan]

@@jacquesgervais1713 At closer observation, it could also possibly be a 1950 model based on its wide open grill.

[@jacquesgervais1713]

@@8176morgan Lets go and check the car. Hopefully it is still there. Yes, this could also be a 1950.

[@standbyjeff]

When the first lady was typing the description he was 5'10" and 155 lbs, when the second lady read the description he was 5'11" and 175 lbs....

[@jamesbulldogmiller]

Jeff Gallian he ate lunch in between..,

[@ROGER2095]

She left her reading glasses at home that day.

[@skydiverclassc2031]

She was trying to get a date.

[@herrunsinn774]

Google-schmoogle ... Dan could get any info he wanted by phone faster than any browser search today. Whoever he spoke with on the other end of the line always seemed to be able to gather the information in just seconds.

[@josephm.d.p.finnegan]

Euro 102 Saved. Monday, November 27 - 2023.

[@reach4thestars67]

Good episode. Thank you for uploading.

[@gregadam7437]

I wonder if the Titanic or one of those old cars had more steel used in construction.

[@mickeybitsko1676]

I wish my cell phone had a crank

[@donnienicholson6062]

Unless you lift the receiver first the crank does nothing.

[@johnbockelie3899]

The steel in those.old cars could build tons of cars now days.

[@bertgrau9246]

@@johnbockelie3899 That's why you don't see those cars today they were used to build newer, smaller cars

[@McIntyreBible]

24:45, "well, who do I thank?.... better check with the reverend, I'm sure he's got somebody in mind"

[@billgund4532]

Love those "ventiports" on the Buicks. They gave the cars at least an extra 20 mph on the top end.

[@ronvideky133]

Excellent entertainment! I'd heard the Broderick Crawford was a functioning alcoholic. If that's true, the man sure knew how to hold his booze! Like Kim Novak's character in The Man with the Golden Arm said, Everyone's a habitual something.

[@Mikael5732]

That was a depressing movie. So depressing I watched it about 20 times. His girlfriend in the wheelchair, sad.

[@lindalawon9151]

Even in early American wild frontier days, the bank drafts were used from bank to bank. Therefore, in later time why would anyone drive around in a regular car with a bag full of thirty thousand dollars cash and not even an armored truck?

[@donhancock332]

Soledad Hotel and Cafe.Always wonder where these episodes are filmed.So I look for signs like that.

[@Bill-yr4gc]

Rumor has it the story next week is an unusual one. Remember it's not the car that kills, it's the driver.

[@Mikael5732]

True! 🤣

[@axiomist1076]

Re: someone to thank : "Talk to the reverend about that. Im sure he's got someone in mind". =)

[@tomcherney42]

Nice, and God is honored!

[@timhaley3459]

God is honored when a person makes changes in their lives that pleases him, as the man Frank "Wood" in this TV show "Highway Patrol" shows to have done, "stripping off the old personality with its practices and clothing themselves with the new personality" that imitates God.(Col 3:9, 10 in the Bible; Note: God's personal name is Jehovah, Isa 12:2, KJV) However, only a few people really change their personality from one that lacks love, to one that shows agape love or self-sacrificing love, love that expects nothing in return, wanting to honor Jehovah God by loving him and their "neighbor".(Matt 7:13, 14; 22:37-39) At 1 Samuel 2, Eli the high priest, whose two sons were serving as priests in Shiloh and were immoral, haughty and greedy, was told by "a man of God": "Why do you keep honoring your sons more than me by fattening yourselves from the best portions of every offering of my people Israel ?.........That is why the word of Jehovah the God of Israel is: “I did indeed say that your house and the house of your forefather would always walk before me.” But now Jehovah declares: “It is unthinkable, on my part, because those honoring me I will honor, but those despising me will be treated with contempt."(1 Sam 2:29, 30) Jehovah is honored by those who carefully listen to him, which he honors in return, as David wrote at Psalms 18:20: "Jehovah rewards me according to my righteousness; He repays me according to the innocence of my hands." David was rewarded for his righteousness by Jehovah seeing to it that through his lineage (or "house of David") would come the promised Messiah or Christ, making an everlasting covenant with him.(2 Sam 7:12, 13) But those in the churches who profess to honor God, when the "litmus test" is done, they fall far short, unwilling to even use God's personal name of Jehovah, as Jesus said: "Why, then, do you call me ‘Lord ! Lord !’ but do not do the things I say ?"(Luke 6:46) On the other hand, those who "honors Jehovah" does his will.(Matt 7:21) They do as Isaiah 55 says: "Search for Jehovah while he may be found. Call to him while he is near. Let the wicked man leave his way and the evil man his thoughts; Let him return to Jehovah, who will have mercy on him, to our God, for he will forgive in a large way."(Isa 55:6, 7)

[@Mikael5732]

@@timhaley3459 Jesus, Gods Son, said no one comes to Me unless the Father draws him. It is God who saves those whom He wishes. Man does not come to the light lest his deeds be exposed. Regeneration is the work of the Holy Spirit.

[@timhaley3459]

@@Mikael5732 Yes, as Jesus said at John 6:44, 45, that, "no man can come to me unless the Father, who sent me, draws him, and I will resurrect him on the last day (that began in 1914 with Jesus being crowned king of God's Kingdom, Dan 7:13, 14; Rev 6:1, 2)." "It is written in the Prophets (at Isa 54:13): ‘They (or the symbolic "woman's sons", see Isa 54:1) will all be taught by Jehovah (God's name, see Isa 12:2, KJV).’ Everyone who has listened to the Father and has learned comes to me (as the premier "son" of the symbolic "woman")." How many of those who profess to be Christian are willing to "strip off the old personality with its practices" (Col 3:9) that the world teaches, that Christendom teaches, that can see nothing wrong with believing such falsehoods as "the Holy Trinity", hellfire, immortality of the soul, a clergy-laity class, the cross, Christmas, Easter, being fully immersed in the realm of "dirty" politics and thinks that God will bless them ?(see Jer 7:1-10) The man in this series called "A Reformed Man", showed some semblance of change from being corrupt to being more honest, more trustworthy. So, how many that profess to be Christian are willing to "put on the new personality" that is patterned after Jehovah God (Col 3:10), discarding that above false religious beliefs, and become politically neutral, allowing themselves to be drawn to and taught by Jehovah through is his Son Jesus ?(2 Cor 6:17, 18)

[@jimmason1072]

That cop in the car at 2:49 can't possibly find the guy......at 2:20 the description is 5'10" and 155lbs. Yet dispatch says 5'11" and 175lbs.

[@rustynails5797]

jim caught that too

[@rosalindayoung7269]

Jim Mason now why did she report that wrong right after pulling it off the type

[@bertgrau9246]

@@rosalindayoung7269 Maybe he is her boyfriend and she didn't want him to get caught. Or maybe she knew his actual weight and made it right?

[@jamesbulldogmiller]

He ate lunch during that 29 minutes...

[@louisedwards4023]

And Bullitt proof😳

[@robertwalton7307]

Wow! was that Jimmy Olsen from Superman driving the Nash at the start? Isn't Soledad the site of a California Prison? Soledad Hotel and Cafe across the street at the end.Good show,thanks..

[@johnbockelie3899]

House Peters jr, TV "s original MR, CLEAN.

[@johnrogers9481]

Robert Walton. Do you know about the Hotel in the show.? On what street.? I found a Soledad Hotel on google earth street view but it looks nothing like the one here on the show. On Front St. at Main St. I always look buildings up when I see them on this show. Thanks.

[@robertwalton7307]

@@johnrogers9481 Sorry I have no idea.Im on the other coast! Highway patrol has always been a favorite show for me.

[@skydiverclassc2031]

@@johnrogers9481 There is a Soledad Canyon road, which runs east from Santa Clarita to Acton in Southern California. Much of it is heavily developed, so I 'm not sure the original buildings might exist.

[@skydiverclassc2031]

Okay, found it! Main Street in Saugus, CA. This is a cool site that someone put up with a lot of the filming locations for Highway Patrol: www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1RjbyXQiB15mp_mHVr3jZRf6FGsM&ll=34.38002199082798%2C-118.52860835985112&z=16

[@42lookc]

Not every tree bends to the prevailing wind.

[@Catquick1957]

"Leopards don't change their spots".......but humans do. I stole as a young man. I got caught just once. The man who caught me didn't call the police. He sat me down and talked to me. He said he hoped I'd do the right thing in the future. He knew I went to a Catholic school across the street. When I left the store, the first thing I saw was JESUS on the cross. I knew. I don't steal. It's been 40+ years since then. I have a thing about it, like a phobia. St. Paul changed. He was a mass murderer. St. Peter changed. He was a ruffian, some today might say a thug. There is such a thing as repentance. CHRIST said "I will forgive you anything".

[@Tubby31310]

mark fahey thank you Jesus! HE can change anyone that’s willing to give HIM a chance every time. So happy for you.

[@sheliapea1387]

Agreed..however anything except blasphemy the Holy Spirit

[@JohnPMitten]

Amen, Brother, Praise Jesus Forevermore!

[@ruthmaryrose]

mark fahey Ever heard of Rudolf Höss? He was a commandant at Auschwitz who repented before he was hanged after the war. Unbelievable story! Stunning! aleteia.org/2016/03/04/how-the-commandant-of-auschwitz-found-gods-mercy/2/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmKpdoaAlJeZoMk No one is beyond God’s mercy!

[@reynaldoflores4522]

You can't expect a zebra to change its stripes.

[@Beobout6]

7:05 How insulting, a Nash Rambler won’t even pick him up!

[@carloscarpinteyro332]

That Nash Rambler was in a race with the Cadillac, so he could not stop. Remember, the Playmates wrote about that in their 1959 song?

[@skydiverclassc2031]

@@carloscarpinteyro332 "Hey buddy, how do you get this car out of second gear?" Beep beep...

[@carloscarpinteyro332]

@@skydiverclassc2031 Glad that at least you and I remember it! Now I guess we'll have to find an episode with that "Hot Rod Lincoln", or the "Little Deuce Coupe."

[@skydiverclassc2031]

@@carloscarpinteyro332 Dr. Demento is my hero!

[@carloscarpinteyro332]

@@skydiverclassc2031 I'd listen to him on Sunday nights, in Los Angeles on KMET radio!!! Uh, oh, gotta go: "They're coming to take me away Ho Ho...."

[@mcfrdmn]

Excellent video and vintage TV series !

[@randyhutton9371]

The farmer had a Vermeer print on his wall.

[@leslieellis5679]

5.08 .. BRILLIANT

[@douglaslett7504]

Best police shows, highway patrol, dragnet, Adam 12 ! Honorable mention, columbo. All others suck !

[@charlesmurray4013]

Now That's What I Call Upside Down With Your Car .LOL

[@skydiverclassc2031]

0:56 The good old three lane highway. One lane each direction and a suicide lane in the middle for passing. 3:26 That is the FIRST time I have ever heard Mathews give out his first name. It's always "I'm Mathews, Highway Patrol" no matter to whom he's talking.

[@oldefellah52]

I wonder if the Soledad Hotel and Cafe became the 2 star Soledad Motel?

[@oscaris1ru12]

say a prayer for both of us

[@rentslave]

10:21-Elizabeth Warren couldn't follow that trail,either.

[@adamlemus7585]

Tom Dockery But her high cheek bones tho

[@bertgrau9246]

Hey! Pochonest is an Indian, she could track anything. Well, she really doesn't have any real Indian blood to speak of, but she can track Burnie. Or creepy joe

[@louisedwards4023]

@@adamlemus7585 her GAY BROTHER WAS POKE- A - HINNEY

[@louisedwards4023]

@@bertgrau9246 her GAY BROTHER WAS. POKE-A-HINEY

[@booklover6753]

You guys must have intimate fantasies concerning the Donald.

[@michaelfornell4467]

Boy mathews really barked at that boss at the beginning of the show didn't he. (When he asked where the guys desk was) 😅

[@8176morgan]

Did anyone notice that the car that the man is driving at the beginning is a 1946 or so Pontiac Silver Streak straight 8, but that the car he climbs out of after his accident is a 1949 Chevrolet. That's what you get with low budget T.V. shows. Good episode however. Very good in fact.

[@scoobycarr5558]

Hey! Good eyes with that prop alert!

[@stevenj8628]

The car in the opening sequence is a '48 Pontiac.

[@blainenodes8182]

...had a 1951 Pontiac silver streak 4 Dr....straight 8 engine...from November to April straight 8 had to be jumped or pushed to start...indian hood emblem lights up,room for 5-7 folks...a 🛷 tho🥶

[@dishowie4692]

Cast (in credits order) Broderick Crawford ... Dan Mathews Lee Roberts ... Frank McCauley aka Frank Wood House Peters Jr. ... Pastor Martin Rock Terry Frost ... Sgt. Morris Hal Taggart ... Mr. Hastings Pierce Lyden ... Ed Hutchins Roy Regnier ... Joe - Garage Proprietor Robert Shield ... (credit only) Richard B. Fitzgerald ... Patrol Officer Charlotte Lawrence ... Police Dispatcher Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Art Gilmore ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited) www.imdb.com/title/tt0822521/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

[@leecoffman2594]

@ 1:31 The same old 1946 Oldsmobile used in "Escaped Convict", and another episode.

[@scoobycarr5558]

In the early days my Dad had a 1946 but the car was a Mercury.

[@chrisneilson7221]

At 1:08 it's a 1948 Silver Streak Pontiac. At 1:31 the scene is in police headquarters,

[@jacquesgervais1713]

@@chrisneilson7221 Silver8Streak

[@RobertB56]

Another cracking show

[@paul1242]

Well, now maybe we can retire that tired old cliche about 'a leopard can't change his spots'. Never understood that anyway, since people aren't leopards, they don't have spots, and they are capable of changing their ways. And yes, the old cars on this show are very cool. Too bad today's car designers have forgotten what great looking cars used to look like.

[@JamesArkansas2386]

A leopards spots are on them forever, they can't be removed or added on, so that means they can't change their spots. It means some people will never change their ways.

[@jerryw6699]

@@JamesArkansas2386 I've known a lot of loosers, and very very few can change, but maybe 1 of 1000

[@George50809]

Excellent.

[@roadwarrior6810]

At 19:56 when Frank ran across the road it would have been great if he went "WOOB, WOOB, WOOB" like Curly from the 3 Stooges.

[@roadwarrior6810]

+Herbie Schwartz Cool!

[@eatmyskids]

Crawford's favorite foot wear was ballerina slippers

[@louisedwards4023]

Those police cars shure had a lot of lo end torque back then 😭🐘

[@jacquesgervais1713]

The 322 CID in Dan's car had 330 lb.-ft. @ 3000 rpm of torque.

[@samuelluria4744]

"Better check with the Reverend, I'm sure he's got somebody in mind..."

[@woodyw6891]

Gee, that’s a really swell show.

[@gulfy09]

He could of explained it all at gas station

[@reynaldoflores4522]

The old guy tried to brain him with an axe.

[@jefferyhorton7496]

Nice to see a pastor represented well.

[@phoenix-kenzodapathaan5568]

Brilliant

[@scottmoyer1357]

A nicely done religious parable.

[@stephentormey5361]

Mr Mathews has a heart after all !

[@johnl5316]

he was nice when he arrested me

[@FigaroHey]

OK, so when they find Hutchins in his house, on the floor. Why don't they notice that there's been a shotgun fired in the room. Shotguns tend to make big holes, don't they?

[@roysterfutrell8889]

"Hey look! A hole! " Doesn't move the story forward.

[@skydiverclassc2031]

And leave a strong odor of gunpowder, too.

[@winstonsmith3696]

Why did it need to be typed up for the radio lady?

[@George50809]

The reformed criminal was wearing a tattered coat.

[@e.d.b.4697]

On the opening APB, how does the tele-typist type 5'10" & 155#, the the next chick reads out 5'11" @ 175#?

[@ooh2873]

Relax. It’s just a show

[@amnz-pq6py]

THANK YOU!!! I was looking for this comment! Also, at the gas station, when the radio is on, the report says that the suspect is 5'10".

[@craigroberts6439]

On the teletype he was 5’10” and 155 lbs….when she read the APB she was handed for the radio he became 5’11” and 175lbs.

[@MrUhwoody]

Yep, that's the right road.

[@GoodScienceForYou]

California when it was conservative and nice place to live.

[@booklover6753]

Conservative and nice are a contradiction of terms.

[@williamhiles7404]

What changed CA was the Influx of people since the '30s. First the Depression/Dust Bowl refugees, then tons of freakin" hippies from NY and other points East. Downhill from there. Get mad, I don't care. LedHed Steven 🎸 🎹 🎸

[@flyingtigerline]

There is good in the world.

[@mikemopar9989]

Why had the Highway patrol here only 2-dr. Buicks?

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Well Mike the main reason was way back in the day but the highway patrol was created very very rarely did they ever arrest anybody and cuff em and stuff em. The California highway patrol way back in the day mainly served purposes such as accident investigation auto theft and stuff of the such. Course fast-forward some seventy years later almost things have changed.