FAMOUS GRAVE - Remembering Jack Webb & Dragnet TV Show Filming Location
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Today, my travels take me to the famous Los Angeles City Hall landmark in downtown Los Angeles, California to visit the free observation deck and to remember actor Jack Webb and his TV series Dragnet.
I also visit Jack Webb's grave site at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.
Thanks for joining me on another nostalgic road trip down memory lane.
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This is the city....Los Angeles, California.....I love Dragnet. Jack Webb in my humble opinion was perhaps one of the greatest Producers radio or television ever had. He believed in realism and gave Los Angles Policemen their due credit. Keep up the good work Steve.
I think a legion of fans would agree with you. Thanks, Paris!
You are so right about Jack Webb. Another interesting think about his production company Mark VII Limited, that it' was his arms you see all dirty and
wet hammering out the insignia with the mallet at the end of his TV productions.
Omg just reading those words.....Webb was a fantastic booster of l.a. and law and order. He would die seeing how dems have corrupted the government. And destroyed the city forever. IDk how the city will ever recover from democritis. All rights would have to be stripped away. Trillions would have to be spent building DOZENS of mental hospitals and VAST desert prisons a'la joe Arizona sheriff guy. That will never happen, as we know, so, ultimately, vagrants will overtake the entire town.
Dragnet 1967 was the best season.
Great video. Webb helped promote first responders with EMERGENCY. He used television to educate the public. Too bad nobody has taken his place.
I don't think anyone could.
When I was a kid me and my grandpa watched dragnet together it was how me and my grandpa bonded thank you for the great video it bring back great memories for me keep up the good work
That's cool. Thanks for sharing the memory of your grandpa with us, Chris!
Dragnet and Adam 12; 2 of my all time favs...thanks for your great Posts Steve!! Steve I came to LA twice on business; i LOVE visiting but I could NEVER live in a place THAT big!!
It's a fun city to explore, and it was fantastic living there in my 20s, but I agree. I prefer living in my small desert town now. Thanks, Robby!
@@TheGraveyardChannel Steve you would LOVE New Orleans!!
Please give us many more vlogs. We all do enjoy them🤗🤗🤗🤗
what a city hall! So much history and glad your sharing "Just the Facts Steve, Just the facts!" lol
LOL, thanks Miles!
Love Jack Webb and all the work he created. I've even found most of the radio episodes online. His first 'partner' on the radio show was "Ben Romero", played by Barton Yarborough. Yarborough died suddenly in December 1951, and the next episode of Dragnet called "The Big Sorrow" told of Ben Romero's sudden passing in character. Yarborough is also buried in Forest Lawn.
i was there yesterday, but didn't know he was there. thanks, eric!
Jack Webb was a straight shooter on Dragnet. Thanks for the tour
He was definitely old school and unforgettable. Thanks, JH!
My Dad was a LEO, so we always watched Dragnet and Adam 12 my favorite was EMERGENCY, I grew up to be a Medic and worked with the Ambulance Service in the county I grew up in!
Another great tour, thanks Steve
Very cool! Thanks for sharing this with us, Beth!
Emergency! was my very favorite show too!
I simply love old architecture. Thanks so much for sharing.
Me too. Thanks, Camper!
What a beautiful old building! Nice to finally see some of it from the inside and the observation tower. Dragnet was my all time favorite show. I still watch it once in awhile on RUclips. Yikes! You must have no fear to drive in a city that big.
I've been driving in LA since I got my license at 16, so I guess I'm used to it. Thanks, Sue!
Must visit city hall again. It is a gorgeous building that really takes me back in time. If the walls could talk.....what stories. The two filming locations that come to mind are: city hall "Speed" and the 3rd street tunnel "The Dark Knight Rises". Also, thank you Steve, for mentioning the radio show "Dragnet". In the evening, I've been listening to and enjoying a lot of the old radio shows and will definitely be giving Dragnet a listen tonight.
Wow, it's so cool that the old radio shows are still available online. And thanks for sharing those two movies. Good memory. Thanks, Lisa!
Dragnet was a great show. One of the better police dramas ever. I watched it in the 1960s. Great video Steve!
I agree. Thanks, James!
Jack lived in The Sierra Towers in West Hollywood at the time of his death. Jack was given a near police officer funeral or a police officers funeral by the L. A. P. D. because they were happy with how Adam 12 was produced, it was great PR for the Dept and many men and women became police officers because of the show. On a sad note, Jack's daughter Stacy whom he had with ex wife Julie London was killed in a crash with a C. H. P. car at the age of 46 on Sept. 27, 1996.
That is sad about his daughter. I lived in West Hollywood at the time of his death, but don't remember hearing about it at the time. Thanks for sharing all of this with us, Robert.
@@TheGraveyardChannel i lived in Los Feliz at the time, but heard about Jack's passing from the pilot of the plane from Las Vegas to Burbank. The pilot must have been a Dragnet fan?
Google Jack Webb at his Sierra Towers apartment and there is a less than 2 min clip of it under construction, with Jack in some pics.
How funny. A true fan. Cool!
I will, thanks!
When I was growing up, I always admired my Dad's LAPD badge with City Hall on it. I couldn't understand why it had the Daily Planet building on it! Spent many years working across the street at City Hall East. Hard to believe that at one time, neatly all the city departments operated out of that one building.
Awesome tribute to Jack Webb and awesome video of LA City Hall. Jack Webb was the creator along with Robert A. Cinder of Adam 12 and Emergency. I talked with Robert Fuller (Dr. Brackett on Emergency) few times and I remember Robert Fuller tell that he was called into Jack Webb's office and told Robert that he (Jack) wanted Robert to play a emergency room doctor and Robert stated that he was not interested because he was used to do western shows and that's what he really wanted to do, but Jack wasn't a no from Robert, so Robert took the role.
Rampart General Hospital was represented by Harbor General Hospital, located in Torrance is now Harbor General Hospital was renamed as Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in 1978.
County of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 127 was the filming location of the station 51 for engine and squad pulling out of the station and shots of returning to the station and shots of the front station. In 1999 the title was transferred, and Squad 51 was then donated to the Los Angeles County Fire Museum in Bellflower, California. Both engines used in the show are in the museum too.
I was present for the 1999 reunion of Emergency and have returned for other reunion events prior to 2007. The driver of the fire engine (Mike Stoker) was an actual firemen and he held AGS card so he could be in the show and drive the engine. The 1st Captain on the show was an actual Captain and he had retired from LACOFD, then that is when they brought Michael Norell in as Captain. Sam Lanier (uncredited voice of dispatcher) was an actual LACOFD dispatcher and his voice was normally who you heard when the station received dispatching at the station or heard on the radio conversations with dispatcher. LACOFD Fire Station 127, located at 2049 East 223rd Street (between Wilmington Ave and Alameda St, with the 405 freeway visible in the background in wide shots) in Carson, California, last I knew, they will offer tours of the stations and you the break/lounge room, bunk rooms and station office and last time I was there, they still had some pictures of the tv show in the lounge room.
Thanks for the outstanding video and thanks for sharing.
OMG, I had no idea you were such an Emergency fan. I've had so many viewers ask me to do a vlog on Emergency. Maybe I can visit these locations. We'll have to talk about it when I see you. I never watched Emergency. I must be the only one! Thanks, Les!
@@TheGraveyardChannel Oh yeah, I am a big fan of Emergency, right along with Adam 12 and Dragnet too. Just to be totally honest with you, I had seen Robert Fuller, Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe last year in June at a event in Tunica, MS and I had plans on going this year, but I changed my plans for this year in June, because I wanted to meet you in June and spend enjoyable time meeting my new friend, you! Plus with Johnny Crawford not able to come this year and Don "Jug" Reynolds passing away in January, just not going to be the same event this year. I can always drive down to Texas and swing by Robert Fuller's ranch on my way to visit my cousin. I'm excited with you coming to do some vlogs and showing you around here.
Boy do you ever get up early for your road trips. Thanks Steve for taking us all with you .
I know. I should have been a farmer so I could wake up the chickens :-) Thanks, Chris!
I've heard the Disney Concert Hall almost got taken down due to the reflective nature of its steel shell. It was reflecting too much light and heat into traffic and either causing collisions or near misses. After enough complaints and some research, the city told Disney to do something pronto about it or lose it. Disney called in some architects/engineers who studied the building and concluded that altering the exterior by dulling the finish would stop the reflections. It took some time, and Disney execs were a bit worried the alterations would fail, but it turned out it was the right way to go.
Wow, I hadn't heard that, but I remember thinking how dull it looked this time compared to the last time I was there. I just thought it was the early morning shade. That's a shame, it was so beautiful in its original state, but the glare from some of these buildings can be blinding, so it makes sense. Thanks for sharing that, Walter!
I love traveling around with you Steve!! I live in the middle of America, K.C.MO., and I am NOT a traveler at all, and barely leave my home!! So I am so appreciative of you and others so I can see places and beautiful cemeteries all over!!! Thanks
Great video, Steve!
I was born in Santa Monica, yet never toured that iconic building. And l appreciate the attention you gave to the architectural detail, moreso than Huell Howser on his video visit (altho that was probably Luis).
This is definitely one of my favorite's of yours.
Jack Webb was born in Santa Monica, too! I almost mentioned that. Wow, I didn't know Huell visited City Hall. I used to love Huell, but I recently watched one of his episodes and I wasn't that impressed. I had forgotten that his were mostly interviews and I've grown to love the vlog format that is so much more personal. I love architecture and art and could have shown much more, but I've noticed that most viewers don't care much about it, so I left out a lot. This was one of my favorites, too. Thanks, Neal. I really appreciate that!
Another show I grew up with! Only 62 when he passed on. He left his mark which is all any of us hope for.
It's my understanding that Jack Webb was planning a third Dragnet TV series. Sadly, he died before he could make it happen. Also, he was John Landis' first choice to play Dean Wormer in Animal House. Webb turned him down. He was known to have a great sense of humor, but had none where his image was concerned. A fine example of his humor was the Clean Copper Clappers sketch he did with Johnny Carson.
Wow, I didn't know any of that. Thanks for sharing it with us MHB!
I saw the Clean Copper Clapper capper. Geez it's funny. You can see it on RUclips. You'd never think that's Jack Webb
He was.Kent McCord told me he was going to be his partner and 13 scripts have been written.Landis wanted Webb for Animal House but he felt it would not work out.
I wonder how animal house would have turned out if Jack Webb took the part of wormer.
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So many places you take us to,lots of good shows, and there were so many I truly miss all the wonderful TV shows of the 60s and 70s such a great time,thank you so much
It really was. Thanks, Paulette!
Hi Steve. I have come to your channel after watching you with Scott. My kids and I love him and we are his family in Australia Downunder. I have been to LA and have been around doing bus tours but this tour of yours is spectacular. Looking at the city from the top of City Hall was fantastic. I saw the show Dragnet a long time ago Jack Webb and his colleagues were always dressed so posh. Looked like they really meant business. Anyway time flies, we have other shows now which I watch (not) it was nice meeting you. Take care. All the best.
Hi Karen, I love Australia. I've been twice. Once in 1995 and again in 2000, a week after the Olympics. Scott is one of my favorite vloggers. And he's such a great guy in person, too. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it!
I loved watching dragnet.
Thank you for posting another great icon of the past. Shows forever remembered and can't be duplicated. I loved Dragnet nothing fancy just the facts. Another great show for me was Highway Patrol with Broderick Crawford. Thank you again
Gosh, I had forgotten about that show. Another memorable one. Unfortunately, Crawford is buried in New York. Not sure when or if I will be getting back there. Thanks, Phyllis!
@@TheGraveyardChannelThank you your stories are superb that other show popped into my head as I was commenting
So much of L.A. looks so familiar because of all the movies and TV shows, it's like American's hometown. And my God! Jack Webb's gravestone is so Jack Webb, just the facts, I love it! Nice job Steve, thanks.
LA is like one big studio back lot :-) Thanks, IC!
Steve, you're a world class your guide. It's a nice touch for your family members to make cameo appearances. 💚💛
thanks, im! i like to keep my vlogs as personal as possible.
@@TheGraveyardChannel And you succeed very, very well!
The architecture of that building is incredible!! 😮
I agree!
Visted Los Angels years ago never got to city hall thanks so much for the tour and remembering the great Jack Webb
Just the facts mam ! Just the facts ! 📺
Jack typified a time that is long gone.
Wow! Being a native Angelino, and living in LA for 60 years, I could really appreciate the details of your video. It brings back a lot of good memories. I’m planning a return trip to see It all again. I was always a big fan of Jack Webb, who I’ve always associated with Los Angeles. Hey, thanks for the memories! Sincerely, James
Thanks, John. Glad you enjoyed it!
Another very interesting video! Thanks!
It’s simply awesome that most of the buildings are still there. Always love seeing you pop up on my feed.
And it's still the most interesting--or maybe tied with the Disney Concert Hall. Thanks, Camper!
Love Dragnet. It was a good show.
Good video and I always enjoyed watching Dragnet.
Steve. You have delighted us again with another superb vlog. Jack Webb was responsible for so many great tv series. I will finish my coffee, play with my three spoiled cats and watch Dragnet, Emergency, and Adam 12 today. Your vlog again is fantastic!! Please
Sounds like a perfect day! Thanks, Norma!
Another outstanding video . 👍👍
What an impressive view. City Hall looks like an Art Deco structure from the time it was built.
yes, it's a pretty impressive building and view!
Reminds me of the old days when we visited the Empire State Building. Old, rough, no one there and just go up.
Great video as always ! Love watching all of your videos older and newer ones too ! Have a nice day my friend . Good Morning to you . Thank you for sharing the filming location of Dragnet and Jack Webb ! I loved Dragnet as a kid and the reruns as a teenager and adult !
I remember Dragnet. As a family, we use to watch it quite often. Jack Webb was another actor who didn't get credit due. He was also a memorable supporting player in Sunset Blvd.
This is awesome. I saw all the color Dragnet episodes. Catching up with the black and White Dragnet episodes.
Classics! Thanks, Carol!
Beautiful touches of some old world charm.
Makes me think of LA Law. One of my fave TV series from the 1980’s. 🛄📺 love the music. Makes me think of a film noir.
I 💖 Dragnet. Thank you Steve hope You & the Family are doing well
Thanks Wanda 😊👍
I glad you are showing some of downtown Los Angeles. I am learning so much and I grew up in the Los Angeles area. Thank you very much.
It’s always fun to explore downtown LA. I always learn a lot too. Thanks for watching Stacey 😊👍
STEVE I REMEMBER
WATCHING DRAGNET
WITH JACK WEBB AND HARRY MORGAN IT WAS
A GREAT SHOW LOVE ITS
I APPRECIATE WHAT YOU DO ON THESES VIDEO THANKS STEVE💛💜💙
thanks, elaine!
I really love your videos so very glad i found them thank you for all you do for us
I'm glad you found them too. Thanks, mwoody!
"Just the facts, Ma'am" Great show.
Dragnet was a nick at night classic!!!
Thank you for sharing a bit of L.A. and it's history. I have been there once. It was my husband's company trip so I did not get to see very much of it.
Thank you also for showing us Jack Webb's resting place. Dragnet was one of my favorite shows. I am most familiar with Harry Morgan as his partner.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Debbie!
Jack's ex wife, Julie London sung "Cry Me A River"...., was surprised to see her and her hubby, Bobby Troupe in Emergency, a Jack Webb production.📺
Joe “just the facts”, Friday and Bill Gannon was my favorite Dragnet partners. Jack Webb was a genius when starting new shows. On Rizzoli and Isles, Rizzoli’s dog’s name is Joe Friday.
Ben Alexander was his partner and then Harry Morgan ! Loved them both
Great video, I'm an early bird too. I had a kid (in their early 20's) ask me if Dragnet was a new RuPaul show... Hahaha, I'm getting old.
LOL, I would watch it :-) Thanks, Todd!
Yes I can watch them over and over again😎👍
Thank you for your video when I saw your video I put the tv on and behold there was Dragnet with Jack Web how cool was that.
LOL, perfect timing! Thanks, Olivia!
He also became director of Adam 12 and Emergency!
I loved mayor Tom Bradley. Such a good man.
i agree!
This is so cool I love the elevator and is it just me or does the sculpture at the beginning of the video look like one of the space shuttles. Thank you so much I’ve been to California twice in my lifetime and I can’t wait to go again
LOL, that sculpture has been referred to as many things over the years. I agree. It does look like it belongs in out space :-) Thanks, Eve!
Great tour im a la native 62 yrs old now i have to go good work
Dragnet, (in black and white), then the updated series, (in color), during the 1960's, plus Adam-12 and Emergency! If I recall correctly, Jack Webb's ex-wife was on Emergency! along with her second husband, Bobby Troup, (who wrote the song "Route 66"). Jack Webb remained friends with both his ex-wife and her second husband. Many memories.
Terrific!! I'm saving this one to view numerous times. The observation trip is a real treat. So interesting and educational. Great job, Steve-o. As always. You need a show on A&E. :))))
LOL, I'm happy with my RUclips channel :-) Glad you liked it, Steven!
Thanks again Steve for another great your. His stone is kind of like he was. Kind of plain but also kind of stern looking at the same time. Nothing fancy, simple. No glitz or glimmer. Just as, JUST THE FACTS, MA'AM ! 😎. Dan
LOL, good observation. Thanks, Marge!
No tricks nor illusions either, if it is not good enough!
Thanks for another great vlog, Steve! Another Jack Webb produced show, Emergency! co-starred Jack's ex wife, actress/singer Julie London, and her husband, songwriter/actor Bobby Troup who wrote the songs Daddy & (Get your kicks on) Route 66, the latter which was a hit for Nat King Cole.
London is interred in the same cemetery as Webb. I was going to mention it, but the video was getting too long, so I decided not to. I will probably do an Emergency vlog and mention it there. Thanks for sharing this with us, Mary!
The first and only time i visited City Hall was in 1966 on a elementary school field trip when i was in the 3rd grade.
you beat me there by a few years :-)
I remember watching Dragnet loved it as a kid
So glad I came across your videos. Such respect for those you visit.
I'm glad you found my channel, too. Thanks, Nancy!
Jack Webb’s grave is so plain for someone who had so many accomplishments in life. Not only was Dragnet one of the first police series that I watched but he was a star on the silver screen as a drill instructor in the Marine Corps (D.I.). I believe he also produced and directed many television programs during he lifetime. Great man!
I think he also created Adam 12 and Emergency. Thanks for sharing that, Almonte!
You're right. Before R. Lee Ermey was Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in the 1987 movie -'Full Metal Jacket,' there was Jack Webb as Gunnery Sergeant Moore in the 1957 movie - 'The D.I.' Also, Darren McGavin and Earl Holliman play Marine D.I.'s in the 1970 Jan-Michael Vincent movie - 'Tribes.'
Just the facts Mr. Graveyard Guy Dude just the facts. LOL!!! I reallly 💕💕💕 your videos. 👍👍👍
LOL, thanks, Redeemed!
Loved this visit to the city hall and showing sites around the city. I remember seeing an old movie and Jack Webb was one of the criminal gang in it.
The Announcer at the end of the program that would give the "Results of the Trial, sentencing etc" was Art Gilmore. Gilmore went on to play the Watch Commander on Adam 12 for a while
Thanks Steve, your videos are always so fabulous!
Thanks, Peg!
Wow what a place. Great tour.
Thanks Steve. Take care. 🤠👋👍✨
Greetings from San antonio
thanks, lora!
Excellent Video . I will never make it to California . So the Tour of the Observation Deck was really nice . I can just imagine all the Movie and TV Stars that have been in around that building . And i was Fan of Dragnet from the 50s . So seeing Jacks final resting place was a very nice touch . Your Channel is always informative and done out of respect . Thank You .
Glad you liked it. Thanks, Dave!
Thank You For Sharing Steve..This Was Great ! Loved It
Thanks, Shy!
Steve. You just gave me the bug to visit City Hall. It's something I 've never done either. Thanks for the great VLOG.
It's definitely worth the trip. Thanks, Stan!
My mom has a picture of her with a cardboard double of Jack Webb, along with doubles of Reed and Malloy from Adam -12. She was working at Universal Studios, at the time. She worked in that all black building on Lankersheim. I believe that that building was constructed about 1964, or 65.
Jack Webb reportably had a special reserved table for him at the Cock & Bull Restaurant on the Sunset Strip, he was such a regular there. Years ago my mom got me the recipe for their welsh rarebit.
Even though I didn't see the whole movie when it aired on TV , I do remember seeing Jack Webb in "Sunset Boulevard " with William Holden and Gloria Swanson . Most people don't seem to remember him for being in that movie , I guess because it was a small role . Everyone will always remember him as Sgt.Joe Friday .
Jack Webb was my favorite in D.I that was his best movie to me.
Hey Steve this was really cool. I love how that building is on the badge of the LAPD officers. I can't believe all the years you lived over there in SoCal you never knew of Grand Park. I think that's true of many people in their hometowns. We just need to get out more often. LOL. Have you ever been to a Dodgers game? That would be cool to get a look at Chavez Ravine. Thanks again and keep them coming!
The last Dodgers game I went to was back in the 1980s, I think. I'll have to add it to my list. It is weird how we go around the world to sightsee and then don't bother to sightsee in our own back yard. The grass is always greener, I guess. Thanks, Alexander!
Wow! That's been in a lot. I do recognize it. I used to watch Dragnet late at night. I could definitely see how being an early bird would be a benefit . I dont think I have seen the sculpture though. The fountain was really cool. Love the view from up top! Love the sort of old school detective music you put with this.
RUclips has some great copyright free music. I loved your music at the end of your RV vlog. Was that from RUclips?
@@TheGraveyardChannel Yes it was. I won't use anything else just because of they will ding you.
Me either :-) I'm surprised yours never came up in any of my searches for oldies music. Thanks for the feedback.
@@TheGraveyardChannel They are really starting to build up that music library. When I was doing my other channel they hardly had any so I had to chose it from other sites and it would be copyrighted.
Love the music in the background with the art deco design of the building it's real 30s film noir vibe
That city hall is beautiful thank you so much for sharing with us
I remember the Dragnet show on radio. Oh, Lordy I am old.
Enjoyed the city view and historic buildings. Somehow reminded me of films I've watched like Chinatown, L.A. Confidential, Devil in a Blue Dress. Thanks, Steve.
Yeah, this building really takes you back in time. Thanks, FL!
great video sir thank you for doing this one this was my fav show when i was a kid
Thanks for watching and sharing that, Brandon!
Thank you so much for this video. I absolutely love LA. Wanted to live there since the 70's. Never got to tho. Love your videos.
It is a great place. Thanks, Karen!
Loved seeing city hall, a beautiful building that I will try to visit. It's been in countless fims and TV. Perry Mason, Adam 12, Dragnet. Iconic I'm a night owl. There's little traffic in the wee hours and I do some grocery shopping then sometimes I meet up with vampire friends. Thanks Steve
Off hours are definitely the best and you never know who you're going to run into :-) Thanks, Andy!
Wonderful views of this fascinating city. I like the inside of City Hall. Grand Park is lovely. The fountains and landscaping were the best . It would be fun to find all of the landmarks on the info sign. Great trip as usual 😉
That would be fun. Maybe I'll do that in a future vlog. Or, it might be easier and not so rushed, to visit them one at a time :-) Thanks for the idea, Pamela!
You always have wonderful ideas for vlogs and wonderful vlogs. Anything you decide to explore is well thought out and easy to follow . 👍
Thanks, Pamela!
Great video Steve… ❤️ the nostalgia🙏
Thanks, Michael!
Awesome video Steve! Loved the info of Jack Webb, didn't know a lot of the info about him! Have a great day!!
Thanks Victoria and you too!
Great video! Dragnet, Adam-12, and Emergency! are still among by favorite shows.
Excellent video Steve! I have never been in the City Hall building! Very cool! Also I have not been to Jack Webb's grave yet! Thank you so much!😁👍
Definitely worth a trip. Thanks, Bill!
Can you imagine Dragnet being produced nowadays with all the crap that goes on on L A streets?
Hey! Great to learn and see all this. I have never been inside City Hall and had no idea about the park.
Loved the background music. Of coarse I have to quote, “ Just the facts Mam, just the facts.”
Thanks for watching and sharing with us, D!
I have to admit, I'm surprised on how many very famous celebrities (for their time) have very plain grave markers. Jack Webb case-in-point. Although I guess I shouldn't be too surprised... Sergeant Joe Friday was a straight-laced, to the point kind of guy!
Steve I very much enjoy your RUclips posts... please keep up the good work!
i agree and thanks, joseph!
Thank you Steve I loved Lassie💛
Thanks Wanda 😊👍
Wow if I get to Hollywood hills cemetery and Glendale I will get to see so many graves of movie and television stars I love And I had no idea the Jack Webb created dragnet as well star in it
I'll say this, When Jack Webb died in 1982 The LAPD buried him with full honors and even retired his badge number on Dragnet 714