Dragnet - Season 5 - Episode 34 - The Big Deal
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Friday and Smith attempt to solve a series of car thefts but are getting nowhere until they learn that the car thieves are selling the stolen cars illegally.
Director: Jack Webb
Writer: Jack Webb
Starring: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Olan Soule, Vic Perrin
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13:48, Mr.Whitney doesn't want them to go out of their way for him. Very considerate guy!
"So will YOU". 👍😁 Good one, Friday.
One of the best shows ever made they just don’t make them like that anymore
23:00 I love how she's not just disappointed that her feminine charm and quite direct proposition didn't work, she's utterly shocked!
I love how he put out her cigarette, but did Not pick it up
I suspect that Friday is gay but this is the 1950s so he can't come out.
They use the word BIG a lot, the BIG deal, the BIG Thanksgiving, the BIG storm ECT.
Might have been borrowed from the 1946 Film Noir classic "The Big Sleep".
Big Deal!
You forgot the Big Comment ;) !
It’s ETC not ect! Jesus Christ! 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ How many people can’t get the Fuckin’ thing right?!
E-T-C usually written etc
Like the word ‘etcetera’ READ the first 3 letters out loud!!
You’ve ruined my day!!
From a 13” black and white television to a 12.9” iPad Pro
My how much we’ve advanced
Pp
@Fred Jamison: ... and you’re too dense to recognize sarcasm. Ha Ha
Umm love my iPad.
@@Wolfietherrat Claudette is a pretty name. Haven't heard that name in a while.
Technologically yes, morally no.
I love how they line up the criminal at the end and make them stand there.
Those are actors, remember the names have been changed to protect the guilty.
The wall of shame. 🤣
I love all the cop/criminal slang they use.
Friday responses during conversation:
“...uh huh....yea....right....um-hum”
Blonde dame, rebuffed by Friday, stands to leave, throws cig to the floor...walks out. Friday doesn’t pick it up...he mashed it into the floor with his shoe. The 1950s!! lol
Non filtered ciggs. At least they dissolved eventually.
Thomas Jackson (Joel Pennet in this episode), portrayed the tough as nails detective, Sgt. Flaherty, in the 1931 film "Little Caesar". That film was the thrust to the glorious film career of Edward G. Robinson.
He played in at least one of the Highway Patrol episodes starring Broderick Crawford.
Love this show
I like this show because of the serious background music, the odd characters they run into and Fridays retorts..22:30.
And I who thought that "serious" music actually was silly martial music... My oh my, I still have to learn a lot, don't I....
You mean the overly dramatic music.
@@HansDelbruck53nope, the music that drives home the point!
@@claypartridge7553One should not drink and drive.
Ms. Prescott needs a lesson in evening out her eyebrow pencil application!😮 (Where are the fashion police when you need them?😢)
9:52 Interesting, he gave the real address and directions of the Hollywood Station of LAPD, which is still there (probably the same building). For all other addresses, they'll describe an intersection of two streets that exist but don't cross, or they'll give a house number and name the street and the house number doesn't exist (5758, where the numbers go from 9000 to 11000).
The guy that rented the car thieves the office was officerMoony on Dennis the mennis. So he says " my wife may get upset if I come home in a police car." Lol
The Prescott woman: All right if I smoke? Friday: It's all right with us (turns to camera) as long as they're Chesterfields!
How about lighting up a Fatima. (That might be before your time, maybe not).
Fatima ...the long cigarette
@@ralphcrisp2112 wow . You guys are old. Real old
All of those suspects were stupid. They never should have allowed themselves to be questioned without an attorney present.
In particular,
The printer never should have said a word until he got a promise of immunity. All in return for busting the other three rascals.
I always want to say that when Friday or Ben lite up or some crookor women.
They had great character actors.
Character actors; something you never see today.
Dang...they threw Whitey under the bus.
We dropped the witness off on a bus stop. He was shot and robbed. That's another episode.
You go Joe.
Jack Webb also did Adam-12 and Emergency.📺🇺🇸👮🕵️🎥📺
The economy of Webb's filming is amazingly efficient...
A real pro....
Like Roger Corman...
I just love your restaurants and hotels!
Sounds a cute auto for $1800, just enough to buy a set of tires now!!
they use those same brand of chairs in the interrogation room in Law and Order and a lot of other cop shows, made by one company that I do not remember the name....Military uses them a lot too.
Laura ..."Prison Industries"...
THE EYEBROWS😝!!!!
Yeah and her haircut must have been from the Twilight Zone.
Groucho's daughter
Thanks, I KNEW it was not just what I saw. We're not mean we just noticed things like Joan Crawford on steroids.
@@robbinmeissner435 No, she took baths in Pepsi Cola
Look like a couple of black caterpillars.
This and Adam 12 ... those early police TV shows. A distinctive voice that started out on radio, transitioning to TV.
I'm not into the street lingo concerning justice but I quickly understood the term ''floater''. Lol. (suspended or on probation)
I was hoping to see some of those late-model cars with radios, heaters, and white sidewall tires that were being stolen so abundantly...but not one of 'em showed up. At least I got to see the hard-boiled bleached-blonde dame, though.
A tough dame at that.
“The Prescott woman”, according to Sgt. Joe Friday.
Highway Patrol has the best of that!
It surely does - each “Highway Patrol” episode is a cavalcade of late-model automobiles.
Those eyebrows were a fright weren't they?
The sledge hammer is my favorite part!!!! L.o.l
Love joe Friday these were the shows really brings me back
Are you kidding me! wtf is with all the ads???
Hate the Ads
Ever heard of Adblock ? Just add it to your computer, and you can enjoy the programs without one ad. I've used it for 5-6 years, it works out very fine. RUclips of course doesn't like it, as this means less income from ads, if millions of people would install it. The only thing with Adblock is, sometimes other websites from newspapers etc can't be entered, because they too use ads. But RUclips without ads really is heaven ! I'd be ready to pay a small fee every month, if it would be free of stupid ads. Adblock is for free.
I watched the whole thing and only got one ad.
I pay for RUclips premium. No ads. Worth it, especially with music.
Friday always had the best zingers.
So many DN titles using the word "big". Big this, big that . .
"I'm not so bad. I was just drawn that way."
That stilted Jack Webb dialog is laughable, but it was a good show back in the day.
even better today, imo
too many ads
Ever heard of Adblock ? Just add it to your computer, and you can enjoy the programs without one ad. I've used it for 5-6 years, it works out very fine. RUclips of course doesn't like it, as this means less income from ads, if millions of people would install it. The only thing with Adblock is, sometimes other websites from newspapers etc can't be entered, because they too use ads. But RUclips without ads really is heaven ! I'd be ready to pay a small fee every month, if it would be free of stupid ads. Adblock is for free.
RUclips premium is worth the price. No free lunch!
Hey Sargent Mooney!!
I do my wash in the bathtub too, haha.
Originally telecast on April 26, 1956, and adapted from an April 19, 1955 radio episode..
Thanks sidelines...!
I don't understand why the suspects don't plead the Fifth and insist on having their lawyers by their sides during the questioning.
In the '50s, they didn't read them their rights until the SCOTUS rulings in the '60s.
The right to an attorney during questioning didn't exist until 1966.
no wikibuy. stop the ad madness
21:35 Aww, ol' Joe Friday has never been in love.
He fell in love with the job. It was his life.
Parker Center was new that year though it wasn't called that at first.
The good old days before earthquake codes.Dingbat buildings all over LA.
@@roberrplatt4214 Whatever.
What's going on with her eye brow!?😅
The Joan Crawford look!
1956? My Dad was a junior in high school!
...and I was born.
I was born that year, and your dad was in high school. That's Incredible
With good behavior now days they'd be out next week with a steady paycheck from the state of California.
Whenever I went into a police station to talk to an officer I always expected to be escorted into an office to talk privately. Ya, what a laugh! you sit in a bank of chairs in front of whoever else is there, the police officer doesn't even sit down in the chair next to you.
Jack Webb is A Savage!!!
FRIDAY
Car thieves now can steal and get cut loose no matter how many times they get caught.
They sure put that music in more than pictures!!🤷♀️
Serving a sentence of 1 to 10 years. You would have to storm the Capital Building to get that harsh of a sentence nowadays.
You mean let in by capital police ?
@@benniebarrow348 Exactly! Ushered in they were, all part of their plan.
@@benniebarrow348STOP LYING!!!!!!!!!!
@@Mikael5732STOP LYING!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@thegreatselkie6009 it’s on tape you idiot …….get off the CNN tit and do your on thinking and research.
Holy smokes! It's Colonel Sanders!
Parker Center looks like Kronos, Ravager of Worlds.
That blonde floozy was a real “Breathless Mahoney” type.
she lights up then asks if they mind... typical of many smokers
Why do you people shoot your mouths off about this stuff?
Just enjoy the show!
@WandaJames - guess that is supposed to be a slap at smokers. Bear in mind that in WWII, post-WWII America, it was considered an "insult" to NOT offer a person a cup of coffee --- and a cigarette!
Especially chicks.
I get what you were saying. The polite thing would have been to ask before she lit up. The other way is just plain rude.
If you politely reply that you would rather they didn't, they have a fit! 😤🚬
Everyone smoked
“So will you.” 😂
HERE'S MY PROBLEM, I KNOW SHOW NOT REAL LIFE THEY SHOULD NOT LET THEM OUT OF PRISON, OR PROBATION TILL FULL RESTITUTION IS PAID! THE OLD MAN WAS NOT DOING ANYTHING BUT BUYING A CAR FROM HIM BECAUSE HE WAS TAPPED AND WE KNOW YOU GO TOO A DEALER YOUR LUCKY TOO COME AWAY WITH ANYTHING! OTHER STUFF TOO!
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@@johna.4334 CHANGED A WORD BUT THE LOSER WAS THE MAN WHO BOUGHT WHAT LOOKED LIKE A LEGITIMATE TITLE! ONLY A EXPERT WOULD NOTICE A PHONY SEAL! HE DOESN'T GET HIS MONEY FROM THE STATE! THE BUYER WHO WENT AWAY WILL NEVER PAY IT OFF! AS LONG AS THEY SEND SOMETHING THE COURTS MADE THE DEAL! I'VE SEEN CHECKS AS LITTLE AS 3 ON A 10 THOUSAND DEBT
Boy howdy, that Ms Prescott is one Hot Tamale!
You didn't tell me that Colonel Sanders was playing in this episode.
Great interrogations of the printer and the woman. At the time the law permitted a wife to testify against her husband.
I'm on your side too you çute little doll...
Intro shot; When narrator says :this is the city......" then I look I think Garbage Heap.. nothing new unto this day .. Los Angeles
You can help by moving away.
NOBODY on this series could act. Everybody delivers their lines the same way Jack Webb does.
They were reading from cue cards.
Ted Cruz 2024
Bulls***. You suck.
No
I love watching this when I need a break from REALITY!!!....:>)
Such a funny line. Sargent, do me a favor. What’s that? When someone offers you a mink, get married. 😂😂😂🤣🤣😅😅😅😂😂🤣🥲😅