Here is a 60 Promo for the hit television series DRAGNET starring Jack Webb. I would imagine that this was aired when the show was in syndication sometime in the 1970′s.
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Fifty years ago, 911 call takers put the info down on run cards and conveyed them to the dispatchers on a moving belt. Some places still do it that way!
used to be a nice place to live……now lol
that badge used to mean more than the mayors office, city council members, and specifically organized crime. it was and is a proud symbol…… but with the new america welllll whatever nothing is sacred anymore other than socialism
a 13 series shop.. lol
Something cool about Jack Webb, in a counterintuitive way.
Love that Jack Webb
Part of the promo was used in the intro of Adam-12.
are you fucking insane?
Also take note of the orange background, red letters, gold and circle/sphere/ring seen at center of badge…
In the series Dragnet 1970 the two badges they show add up to a 6 & a 9…
Badge number adds up to 12 and the police car number adds up to 21…
probably my favorite show of all time, all the incarnations, whats good now is, i find a lot of the old black and white ones for a dollar at various dollar stores, the radio ones were good too-loved ol’ jack Webb’s stiff walk and delivery, he was married to ol Julie london, after their divorce he was good to her and good friends with her new husband Bobby Troup, he hired both of them for Emergency
I knew you’d see it my way LOL
There i agree with you! What criminal would walk into a NRA convention trying to rob someone LOL
By firearms…… or by criminal activity? Agree to disagree, but I feel a hell of a lot safer at an NRA convention (where there are a lot of guns and law abiding citizens) than in the general population of any given state prison (where there are a lot of murderers and rapists without guns, nor any respect for human decency).
And that’s why the United States has the highest rate of death caused by firearms….
More so then some countries fighting in civil War.
Enjoy your “guns”
Hey all you liberals! He said that the cops are outnumbered by known rapists, murderers, and thieves by a 7 to 1 ratio. Still feel safe by relying on the cops whenever you here something going bump in the night?
Well, there are over 3 million people in this country who are NRA members, and I’m glad to be one of them!
I really like the way you think
I was born in the 1970s, and I did take a Filim History/Appreciation course back in college. I just started to realize we had an excellent calibre of acting back then. My other favorite was The Grapes of Wrath. I do have my movie favorites and TV favorites for modern times, but there are still some movies from the early 20th century I still want to see.
Yeah, Alfred Hitchcock, the true master, and he always gave credit for his success to the imagination interaction of his movies with his viewers. No one could create true suspense like he could. And in North by Northwest, Cary was great, a real classic of a movie
One of the best movies I like was North by Northwest where a bunch of guys forced alcohol down Cary Grant’s throat. That was just very classic along with the drunk driving seen and the courtroom appearance.
Yes, I agree with you. Sure, back then the video/lighting quality wasn’t as great. But it didn’t matter. Some great scriptwriters came out of those days, and even more importantly…. viewers had to use some of their own imagination when viewing. There was no need to show gratuitous gore, blood, sex, and violence. The viewer’s own imagination filled that in, and that made the viewing experience unique to them. And why we remember them today. Imagination… today’s missing ingredient.
No problem, always like to share info. on music, film, etc.
thanks for telling me about that pigletized
Try “Fancast Dragnet” online. They have other shows available too.