"The Paisley Gang" - 1954, from the CBS TV police series "The Lineup"

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thanks for sharing this bodacious "blast from the past" with us ! This was a very popular police procedural series in its day (ran from '54 to '60). Wonderful to see veteran character actor Joe Turkel as Paisley, the leader of the gang. He would go on to appear in four film classics : "The Killing", "Paths of Glory", "The Shining" & "Blade Runner".

[@Rod-t9t]

...bodacious, now there's a word I haven't seen for ages...👋...

[@beatlegirls25]

Thank you! We just watched the movie which was fabulous, so decided to check out the TV series.

[@rschreck]

Great! I’ve got a couple more to post in the near future.

[@frankdenardo8684]

San Francisco way back in the day.

[@kernewek100]

chance of finding other parts of the series? I rooted for the bad boys@@rschreck any

[@rschreck]

@@kernewek100 I have one more, it's the Christmas episode from season one, I'm going to load that closer to the holidays.

[@kernewek100]

@@rschreck surprised to hear from you - but appreciate it - very nice - wanted to see masked lads sacking the shops - care to talk more?

[@82Echo411]

Thanks. Nice to see Paul Burke (12 o'clock high).

[@danielklein9855]

Don't forget about his role as Adam Flint in Naked City. The best!

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@danielklein9855 I heartily concur !

[@paulkitt2376]

Good show . Tom Tully who played inspector grib went on to win an academy award for the Caine mutiny . Also in this episode Joe turkel who worked with Kubrick in the shining and Also in blade runner

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

Oh. Hey. Tom Tully is also my friend's step-grandfather.....

[@shirleyallen9108]

Tully was also Dick Van Dyke's father on Dick Van Dyke's show.

[@jolynnwhite7946]

Robbery is one thing, armed robbery is a whole Nother level of guilt

[@jubalcalif9100]

Indeed !

[@cushiterevenge5696]

Excellent episode !!

[@DarrellLancaster-l5q]

Robbery homicide is a category by itself

[@arthuroldale-ki2ev]

This has to be the best series of this type ever made for realism, the acting is faultless . I am 78 years old and thought I had seen them all.

[@plunkervillerr1529]

I`m 76 , and agree 100%. DITTOS!

[@JAMESPATTERSON-mk9sr]

With grim grandfatherly Warner Anderson as the lead and tough Tom Tully as the muscle . This shows the some of the gruel quality of tough police interrogation in the The Lineup, the signature of this series . Lack of comedy relief shown in Dragnet . Filmed by Desilu Productions Inc for the CBS television network.

[@paulstark6818]

Another great episode good to see the characters from the Western movies as well thankyou ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jolynnwhite7946]

Probable cars for entry yet searching without a warrant creates problems as far as litigating

[@gwenniegirl50]

Not in the 1950s

[@plunkervillerr1529]

190 episodes made from 1954--60, Where are they in 2024? Somebody please find them?

[@jolynnwhite7946]

Pier logistics of the cultivation of police work publicized overtime would increase from this more simplistic presentation to the power of what and how time altered the revelation of police and their occupation. Even to the time of police woman. Somehow this time almost seventy years ago holds a nostalgic power🏳️‍🌈👍

[@james_t_kirk]

*The actor playing the part of the young crook who was arrested inside the "Evans" car rental (Paul Burke) went on to star in two successful TV series: "Naked City" and "12 O'Clock High".* kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH-8hqRodqijfrM&ab_channel=TheRapSheet

[@stevengill1736]

Oh yeah, I remember those shows...a cop show and what, a WW II bomber pilot series? Gosh, next we'll be talking about Hogan's Heros, The Great Escape, etc - all those shows had their role in the cold war....strange to think about them in that viewpoint now....

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

Why is it that anything that is posted from this channel has such an AWFUL copy quality? The picture is so blurry that it’s almost impossible to recognize the facial features.

[@rschreck]

This is pretty much what’s out there. These are old telecasts that were not preserved as ideally as one would like. Most probably transferred to DVD from old VHS tapes that people had recorded directly from local TV stations airing these shows in syndication. Feel free to watch them on another channel.

[@stevengill1736]

It's amazing that we have these at all, so much film was lost over the years....

[@brianturner7214]

😇😇😇

[@thapainter11]

901 fell st.I found it on earth

[@stevengill1736]

LOL - I was just looking at that street sign. I lived near that end of Fell street back in late 76 - early 77, then lived at 638 Ashbury Street till 81 or so.......