E.O.W.... Martin Milner Adam 12 ~ EOW Last Radio Transmission End Of Watch ~ @MartinMilner
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- Martin Milner Born December 28, 1931 EOW September 6, 2015
EOW audio tribute from original Radio dispatcher on ADAM 12, Shaaron Claridge, (now Shaaron Snead)
Sharon is a retired second-shift radio-telephone operator or police radio dispatcher from the Van Nuys Division of the Los Angeles Police Department best known for her voice work on the Adam-12 television series.
Martin Sam Milner was an American film, stage, radio and television actor. Milner is best known for his performances in two popular television series: Route 66, which aired on CBS from 1960 to 1964, and Adam-12, which aired on NBC from 1968 to 1975.
Milner and Webb had a long-established working relationship by the time it came to cast Adam-12. Milner appeared in numerous episodes of both the radio and television versions of the seminal Jack Webb series Dragnet. Milner had also worked with Webb in the 1950 film Halls of Montezuma and the 1955 film Pete Kelly's Blues. This led to the role for which Milner is best known.
In 1968, Milner returned to television as seven-year LAPD veteran uniform patrol Officer Peter Joseph "Pete" Malloy in the Jack Webb-produced police drama, Adam-12. Kent McCord played his partner, rookie Officer James A. "Jim" Reed. The popular NBC series ran from 1968 to 1975. Like Webb's Dragnet, it was based on real Los Angeles Police Department procedures and cases. It was hailed for its realistic, positive portrayal of ordinary police officers.
Milner was Webb's hands-down choice for "cop behind the wheel" Pete Malloy, in part because his relative youth and prior acting credits and because of his on-camera driving experience from his days on Route 66
Milner attended the University of Southern California where he studied theater. He dropped out after a year in the fall of 1950 to concentrate on acting.[8] He made his first television appearance in 1950 as a guest star in episode 28 titled "Pay Dirt" on The Lone Ranger. That same year, he began a recurring role as "Drexel Potter" on the television sitcom The Stu Erwin Show.
In 1952, Milner began a two-year stint in the United States Army. He was assigned to Special Services at Fort Ord on California's Monterey Bay Peninsula, where he directed training films.[9] He also emceed and performed in skits in a touring unit show to entertain the soldiers. Milner was encouraged by fellow soldier David Janssen to pursue an acting career when his time in the Army ended. He also served at Ft Ord at the same time as future actors Clint Eastwood and Richard Long While in the Army, Milner continued working for Jack Webb, playing "Officer Bill Lockwood" (briefly the partner of "Sgt. Friday") and other characters on the Dragnet radio series on weekends. He also appeared on six episodes of Webb's Dragnet television series between 1952 and 1955.
After his military service ended, Milner had a recurring role on The Life of Riley from 1953 to 1958. He also made guest appearances on numerous television shows including episodes of The Bigelow Theatre, The Great Gildersleeve, TV Reader's Digest, Science Fiction Theatre, Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse, NBC Matinee Theater, The West Point Story, The Twilight Zone (episode: Mirror Image) and Rawhide. Milner also acted in films, the most notable of which are The Long Gray Line (1955), Mister Roberts (1955), Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957), as jazz guitarist Steve Dallas in Sweet Smell of Success (1957), Marjorie Morningstar (1958), Compulsion (1959) and 13 Ghosts (1960).
On September 6, 2015,
Martin Sam Milner died of heart failure at his home in
Carlsbad, California, at the age of 83
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This "End of Watch" transmission is the greatest tribute anyone could ever receive - Mr. Milner deserved every bit of it, a hero on the screen and off.
It was done by a REAL police dispatcher who did some of the radio calls on the show.
I'm a fan for life my favorite police show. I would hurry home from school every day to watch Adam 12 my father was a policeman in uniform he looked like Mr Miller. The show was a dose of reallity. Thank you these shows are on DVD. I still watch these and always will.
Did they actually do this over the the air on police frequencies?
@@MrD308yes, sort of. On a tactical channel
Like many here, Adam 12 was the reason I became a police officer. Officer Malloy was the embodiment of a true professional, dedicated, humble and a bit gruff. Now retired after 32 years of service, listening to his EOW broadcast really brings tears, not because he was just playing the part of a police officer, but because he inspired so many to choose this noble profession.
Rest well brother...
Thank you for being out there, protecting and serving. You are truly appreciated! Happy retirement!
Thank you for your service as a police officer. I was never in law enforcement, but I've long liked most police TV shows I've ever seen. I rate Adam 12 at the very top of police television shows. Martin Milner has long been an actor I very much looked up to and still look up well after his passing. Simply. stated: I don't think there are "too" many if any stars like Martin Milner around any more.
Same here ppd417. At 59 and retired from the "JOB" for two years, I still watch the show to remind me of "Having a front seat to the greatest show on Earth".
Where were you the day Rodney King was beaten like an animal by the LAPD.
I see what you did....417 😉
One of the reasons i became a police officer was because of this show, And served proudly with my department for 32 years. RIP Martin Milner.
So cool that Shaaron, the dispatcher from the show, recorded this wonderful tribute!
She was an actual LAPD dispatcher as well
@@douglasahle2985 I just recently became a fan of this terrific show, thanks to MeTV. Shaaron has been a main part of making Adam 12 so compelling.
NO ADAM 12
MARTIAL LAW ME-TV
"1-A12 is no longer taking radio calls". - and the earth grows a littler colder....
I served as a Chicago Police Officer from 1986 to 2012. And it was because of the TV series Adam 12 that inspired me to become a Police Officer . Thank You Sir! I loved my career as a street cop . Rest In Peace !
As a retired California Highway Patrol Sergeant, I loved Adam 12. You were a true representative to California Law Enforcement ! ! ! THANKS RIP
OK...who was 9113?? Rich Rennie? Lee martin?? 11661R
I was a big fan of both Adam-12 and Mr. Milner, and I'm not ashamed to say I started to openly weep at the end of this transmission. R.I.P. and Godspeed Martin Milner.
+David USF He had a helluva good life, and look how many good officers came from his depiction of a GOOD LAPD officer. They should make the recruits nowadays watch a few episodes, they could learn that not everyone who doesn't have an oval shield in their back pocket is an asshole.
Stop cutting onions 😢😭😭😢😥😢
I happened across this not long after the Urbandale, Iowa EOW call for Officer Justin Martin, who was killed in the line of duty.
Touching as hell, on both counts.
David USF You are not alone. I just found it and I did too. I remember watching this show and Dragnet as well as movies like The DI, Halls of Montezuma and Sands Of Iwo Jima and Operation Pacific.
Same here, SO sad to lose the truly great ones!
I could tell at 7 sec. the LAPD dispatcher Miss Shaaron Claridge who was the dispatcher for the Adam 12 TV show, and was a dispatcher for the LAPD in real life, slightly paused and showed emotion when saying Martin Milner's name, but her professionalism allowed her to continue on with the EOW broadcast to the LAPD.
I'm glad she was allowed to make it. She must have been retired when this was made.
@@drmayeda1930she was retired. They asked her to do this, and she said she would honored to do so.
Glad they gave him the EOW broadcast on KMA367. Truly Fitting. RIP Martin- Ofc Malloy
He was respected in the LAPD community beyond belief. Most of us coming out of the military, in California, were interviewed by LAPD/LASD. In 1970 LAPD was a great opportunity for a 20 22 yr old draftee from 1965.
Adam 12 and Emergency both did so much for the real life police and paramedics. RIP
KMA367. A full LAPD funeral. He was so worthy of that honor.
I agree him and Kent both do
He certainly was. He made me in reruns, get over a false arrest in an early Identity Theft case. I was out of the state on my honeymoon when it happened
I didn't discover Adam-12 until 2010 but instantly became a fan. This is one of the most respectful & beautiful tributes I've ever heard.
Great respect to Officer Malloy, and big props to the LAPD for broadcasting this over the radio. RIP sir.
10-7 Officer Milner you are missed by all sir 🇺🇸🦅😢
Growing up in the San Fernando Valley, Dragnet, Adam-12 (and later Emergency!) inspired me to become a Police Officer. While on the eligibility list waiting for my number to come up, I applied for Dispatch and nailed the test. It was a perfect fit because I was a radio and computer tech geek too, and we got shot at far less often! 27 years later, I'm a fat old retired bald adult who still bawled uncontrollably listening to this EOW. Thank you Sharon, for your wonderful tribute.
Rich, thank you for your service. Not sure what Division you worked but we may have talked. RTO's do a fantastic job and if you have ever been in a critical situation you really appreciate what they do. KMA
Hi Clyde, I originally wanted to be a cop (was on the eligibility list) when I took the dispatcher test and nailed it. Turned out to be a great fit, working with advanced computers, radios and other tech plus we got shot at far less often. My 27 years of 9-1-1 radio were spent in the SF Bay area or thereabouts minus 3 years in Oregon, SO anyway it is I who should be thanking you for your service. Driving a desk in an underground, windowless nuclear bomb shelter is not the same. But now retired, I do miss the day to day interactions with my extended family in blue.
I've seen all those shows.
I grew up in Reseda. One Saturday I was sitting in the Reseda Walk-In theater and Mr. Milner was sitting in the theater with his daughter a couple of rows behind me. As a little kid who loved Adam-12, and who's dad was LAPD, that was a thrill.
Thank you for your service, Sir.
I'm still serving after 34 years. I use to rush home as a kid in the early 1970's just to wait until 1 Adam 12 was on the television. I loved every episode and still do. I became a Police Officer because of this show.
I watched Adam 12 for it's entire run. I was a fan. Thank you to Martin for your endearing, realistic portrayal of a Police Officer. And Thank you to Shaaron Claridge for this loving tribute and End Of Watch gift to him.
What a coincidence I m watching Adam 12 right now July 20th 2023
2 years later and I'm still tearing up. As a kid I loved Adam 12 and EMERGENCY. And I saw a little bit of both in my life. VFF/EMT and trained never licensed Peace Officer. I used my LE training in Security supervision. And had many adventures and took some bad guys off the street.
RIP Martin Milner aka Officer Pete Malloy....
I just wish LAPD had retired his badge like they did Jack Webb's
Glad to see another Security supervisor here, we never get much respect but since 1990 I have worn the badge and have also taken some bad guys off the street. I proudly wear my uniform and captain bars almost every day all shifts throughout many different locations and areas in NJ, NYC, and Philadelphia RIP to all who have passed from Dragnet, Adam-12, Emergency! and MASH.
All units on frequency 1, 10-23 (Stand By). 1 ADAM 12 has 10-3 (stop transmitting) and is 10-7OD (Off Duty). Sadly Officer Pete Malloy, is in 10-45D (has died). But he has greatly 10-98 (Comlpeted Assignment). Officer Pete Malloy is officially 10-7A (Out of Service), but his inspiration is 10-8 (In Service), in our hearts. All units be advised, 10-49 (Proceed to "_______") work on behalf of your badges, just like Officer Pete Malloy 10-98 (Completed Assignment), over.
Shaaron, she had the best voice for this ever. Thank you...RIP Marty, moved to Heaven but not forgotten.
I almost cried when the last watch transmission finished. A fitting and noble tribute to one of our greatest heroes.
I'm not ashamed to admit that I teared up.
So did I almost cry! I just watched it today 2/26/2023.
I wasn't aware that Marty had passed last year. The show inspired me to go into law enforcement. I retired 11 years ago after 35 years of service. I was never accused of nor used excessive force while making an arrest. I had not shot nor killed anyone during the course of my career. Rest In Peace Martin "Marty" Milner thank you for your service and positive influence on Law Enforcement...
Than you are the exception, not the rule. I wish there were thousands more police officers like you. Then maybe they wouldn't have the bad reputations that they have. You should be proud of yourself and the great job you did!
Carol, the" bad reputation" you speak of is manufactured by BLM and other organizations. Only a tiny fraction of cops stray from the line. There are hundreds of thousands of police officers in the USA and across the globe who would willingly give their lives to save YOU if need be. I am one of them. Reputation is INTACT! Semper BLUE! R.I.P. Martin Milner.
Ditto brother. Me too
I would say that to. But you beat me to it.
Thank you Bill for 35 years!!. God bless. I'm ;eaving next month after 33 plus years of honorable service. 3 reserve/auxiliary, 33 sworn L/E. Proud to be part of a noble profession. Thank you again sir !!!
I remember watching this show with my father and admiring the quiet dignity with which Pete Malloy went about his profession. He was one of the reasons I followed in the footsteps of the two officers portrayed on Adam 12. Thank you for the inspiration. May you be resting in peace Mr. Milner.
Very fitting for a TV hero that so many looked up to. Thanks to TV reruns, Adam 12 is played 5 times a week, 10 reruns a week in my viewing area. REST IN PEACE MARTIN MILNER.
Currently watching Adam-12 on METV.
I grew up never missing an episode!! He truly is MISSED!! Martin Milner had an abundance of integrity intelligence and krisma!!!!
I was in college earning a degree in Police Science when Adam-12 was first aired. We discussed that week's episode in Patrol Procedures every week. I'm glad to see that he was honored like this. RIP Brother. Thanks for everything you taught me.
Good afternoon. In my country "Adam Twelve" (in spanish "Área Doce") was aired in the mid-1970´s every Saturday afternoon, if I remember correctly, at 5:30 or 6:00 pm. My father, who died in 1987, and me, who was finishing elementary school, never missed an episode. God bless Martin Samuel Milner (1931-2015) We will never forget him. Greetings from Venezuela.
A degree in "" Police Science". That was only offered in the 1960's-1970's. And it was a two year degree. Your response suggests that you went on to become a cop. If so, thank you for your service.
1 Adam-12, roger. R.I.P. Mr. Milner.
I'm 58. And Just recently started watching them again with wide eyes, I remember how great this show was and I was curious about Malloy..it's nice to hear about a generation that tried to do it right and possibly made that difference! for a generation of civilians, to protect and to serve big thanks...
Thank goodness for MeTV, right? I'm 58 as well and was so thrilled to be able to watch this series from beginning to end without having to wait a whole week in between episodes. Was, and always will be, one of my favorite shows.
Please share this with everyone you know. Many careers were inspired by this fine man. Mine was among them.
Me too
As was mine, and my dad's. Thank you, Bill.
I grew up watching Adam -12 and went on to a 34 year career in Law Enforcement. Charlie (Captain) 3, thank you for your service. KMA 367
Same here. Rest well brother.
I am encouraged by your message, Officer Bill, and like to think many more police officers than not took their inspiration in becoming policemen (and even some policewomen*) from "Officers Pete Malloy and Jim Reed," the model Los Angeles beat patrolmen of television's "Adam-12.".
I think it is important that "Adam-12" always be aired on free, over-the-air TV, so future generations may have the chance to see how and why good cops do what they do, regardless of whatever are the current winds of political correctness, and will likewise be inspired to go into law enforcement.
I realize several other police dramas ("CHiPs," "Hill Street Blues," "N.Y.P.D. Blue," the various franchises of "Law & Order") have been produced for television since the days of "Adam-12" and "Dragnet." But Jack Webb's police procedural dramas, along with "Emergency!" in showing the work of firefighters and paramedics, were the first to portray the relative reality of first-responding public servants.
Credit should also be given to "Highway Patrol" starring Broderick Crawford, which was a peer of the original 1950s "Dragnet" in its fairly realistic portrayal of police work. In fact, besides series star Crawford as "Dan Matthews," the only other series regular (beginning in in the series' fourth season) was William Boyett as "Sergeant Ken Williams." Boyett would go on to portray familiar face "Sgt. William 'Mac' MacDonald," the shift supervisor of "Malloy' and "Reed" in "Adam-12."
*Of course I suppose more serious policewomen were inspired by "Cagney & Lacey" and "Lieutenant Olivia Benson" (Mariska Hargitay's character in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit") than by the characters of "Adam-12."
Thank you Mr. Lovelace for putting this up. Miss Sharon's voice is soothing to an old ems dispatcher. Thank You.
Thank you!
I watched every episode as a kid. Now, as an old man, I’m watching it again.
It’s number one followed by Emergency and Hogans heroes. It’s how my wife gets me in for dinner each night. She tells me Petey is on in 15 minutes.
😂. Your wife knows ! Good one.
Shaaron, Thank You for this.
I retired after 24 years and I directly credit Adam-12 as the reason I became a Leo. God bless Martin Milner.
Thank you Mr. Milner, Kent McCord, and the LAPD.
Police shows today couldn't hold a candle to Adam-12. RIP ofc. Malloy. You may continue your patrol in the streets of heaven.
Right? This was 10 times better than Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blues. Proof you don't NEED sex scenes or naked butts to make a good show.
FWIW the entire series is available on DVD. It has aged surprisingly well
A great radio tribute to a great actor. KMA-367
Cary Carpenter he was one of my favorite actors to
What a fine tribute for Martin Milner. I did not know anything about Martin's passing, until I got a smartphone about 4 months ago, and found his passing very bothering even if I do live in Illinois. Sharon was so professional when she gave the End of Watch dispatch for Martin, as it sure did choke me up. I think what got me which win she ended her dispatch with kma-367. I started out in a small town in Western Illinois as a police explorer, and was always big on proper radio procedure. I mostly worked volunteer Public Safety dispatching on and off over 30 years. I retired three years ago at 60 years of age. I did small town Police dispatching at first, moved to Southeast Texas and dispatched fire for three years. I've moved back to Illinois and done about every kind of Public Safety there is. Ride Along with my local sheriff's department over 20 years, operations officer for the sheriff's dive Rescue Team, assisted with senior citizens Police Academy programs, and chief of security for a large Park at a Labor Day celebration each year. After my homework was done me and my buddies would always play Adam-12, or Dragnet on our bicycles, and I always got to do the radio dispatching. Back in those days when Adam-12, emergency, or Dragnet would come on television my folks always knew what I wanted to watch. even in small town America I think Martin Milner would be very surprised how long for Smith has changed. seldom is the clipboard ever used now, it's all done on the computer in the squad car. there is no such thing as a scatter gun, now you have the assault rifle. officers no longer ride in the backseat with suspects, as even unmarked cars have a cage in the back. The 3 and 4 Channel mocom 70 radios are no longer around. Now you see multiband, or more high-tech radios in squad cars, most telecommunication centers are the same way. since she did such a good job dispatching for Adam-12, I always wondered why Sharon's name was not in the credits?. if you read this comment on RUclips and work Public Safety of any type, have a great and safe 2020. KRV 236
Thank you, Sir, for your service.
I was one of those that watched Adam 12 and later became a cop as a result of the Adam 12 TV series. I worked, as an off duty policeman, on several Adam 12 productions and bought a retired Kawasaki Police 1000 motorcycle and worked full time in the film industry.
So what does that have to do with honoring Martin Milner?
Sorry, thought I was dealing with someone with atleast a room temperature I.Q..
BECAME A POLICE OFFICER AS A RESULT OF ADAM 12 OF WHICH MR MILNER STARRED IN. CANT FOLLOW THAT CAROL?
Cool.
Idiot. Nobody wants your comments here.
I tried to treat people as "Pete" did, and I had a telecommunicator who matched Shaaron for professionalism, personability, and voice! Thanks for the memories!
R.I.P. Martin. You was the reason I wanted to be a police officer. You will truly be missed.
Fitting for someone who embodied the spirit of.a Los Angeles Police Officer while playing the role of one. Jack Webb hit the nail square on when he asked these two, to play the part of two Los Angeles Police Officers. Rest in peace Officer. Mallory
Martin Milner as Officer Pete Malloy was always so cool, calm and collected. My brother & I watched Adam-12 from it's premiere onward. Millner & the rest of the Adam-12 cast are what made us want to be Police Officers when we grew up (he was 8, I was 11). Result: My brother is a Division Captain at an NYC Metro area Police Department. I had a 31 year career working for a very large NYC Metro area PD as an un-sworn Civilian Officer assisting the Sworn Officers with their every day duties and the public. Thank you, Martin Milner, for your inspiration to us both!!!!
RIP Martin Milner Adam 12 was one of my inpirations of being a Police Officer.
+jldog134 Mine too.
Me too. Thanks for your service
Adam 12 came in the days before gratuitous violence and sex. Some called it boring but as much as '60s TV allowed, it presented the life of beat cops... the mundane hours punctuated with seconds of sudden and stark terror. It will always be one of my favorites and Milner was one of the main ingredients that made it fly. I know he did other good work but I will always see Pete Malloy in my mind's eye when I hear the name Martin Milner.
We could do with a similar show today, but I don't think it would fly on any network. We need more inspiration and good examples today and not as many show that highlights the "grey" of life. Blueboods is about as good as we got today.
i was born in west covina Los Angeles in 1969. I loved this show. Thank You!
Adam 12 was a really great show, my family watched it every week.
Why?
Wow this tore my heart out. I was just watching an episode & got on here to look for any interviews. I knew Martin Milner had passed. What a beautiful tribute. How he never won an award for Adam-12 is beyond me.
Through his movies, and Route 66, and Adam-12, I was a big fan of Martin Milner. And to Shaaron Claridge, retired LAPD dispatcher, who dispatched Adam-12 in the TV series, you did a fine job on Martin's tribute.
That was nice of her to give this dispatch of a departed TV officer like that. She did a good job.
Thank you Shaaron and thank you for posting this.
Amen! A first-rate human being. A fine actor, too.
Like a lot of other guys and gals here, I watched this show religiously…I was 9 or 10 when it first came out. It left an indelible mark on me, planted a seed. Joined the PD when I was 23. Retired as a Detective Lieutenant 35 years later. Started re-watching this show, and I am amazed at how accurate the episodes were. Rules of evidence, PC., search warrants, plain view… there are some procedural changes of course, but the foundation was there. Malloy was who I wanted to be- the level headed veteran- unflappable and who the guys and gals turned to for advice.
This was a fitting tribute, with the original dispatcher. Choked me up.💔
As an aside, re-watching this show… holy smokes the muscle cars rolling around, and it was just commonplace!
Real fine career recollections and credit to Adam 12's authenticity, thank you. Same for your LEO service itself.
I cry Everytime I hear this. I get so sad. Mr heart breaks and hurts so much.
This was very difficult for Shaaron Snead, the dispatcher from the show. A wonderful person.
Wow! That is all one can say! A awesome tribute that really aired over the police radio! Now that is a tribute fitting of but the finest!
I’m 60 years old. As a young kid, watching . Adam-12 was an absolute thrill. Officers Malloy and Reed were as much of a hero to me as a Tom Seaver or Joe Namath. Only my father was a bigger hero. I did not know LAPD did tribute. My eyes teared up while listening as I sniffles and wiped my eyes. I’m not embarrassed to say this. It was a touching tribute. Well done LAPD. RIP Milner and McCord.
Thanks Shaaron for doing this for Martin. Reuniting once again for his last call.
One of the reasons I chose this career
I had the fortune to meet Martin Milner in the latter half of the 1980's, when he was touring with Gabe Kaplan in the Off Broadway production of Doubles, a play about tennis partners. Milner was very kind to me when I wanted to talk his ears off about Route 66. Because of him, I have traveled on just about every inch of the Mother Road, including unpaved stretches not on maps, and I have about 50 pounds of Route 66 roadway in my garden. He told me that as far as he remembered, I was the first person to talk to him about the connection of Adam-12 to Emergency and Bobby Troup, who played a doctor on the show, but he also wrote "Get Your Kicks on Route 66."
Now I know, thanks to you and your never forgotten conversation with M.Milner.
This show was one of several reasons that I majored in law enforcement and Corrections
Thank you Shaaron.
Excellent sendoff/tribute. Martin Milner was the quintessential cop that every police officer aspired to be. RIP, Sir. Thank you!
That man was so 10-8 and squared away. Thank you sir for your impeccable service
Very nice. Adam 12 one of my all time favorite shows. Thank you for posting this. RIP Mr Milner
Didn’t even know this existed. Fantastic and well deserved. Martin was a wonderful performer. Route 66 was really good. He quit that show cause the rides thru Texas were so boring or so he said. His life long friendship with Kent McCord was well known and they had much respect for everyone and one another. History has now spoken for Martin and what a wonderful history it was. Good Night Martin it was all our honor. Salute
Yep this is why I became a cop... I'm retired now... Thank you Adam 12
Same here! His show impacted me in a big way when I was about 10 or 11.
Well done. Damn onions.
RIP Mr Milner.
same here I think I was about that age.. adam 12 and tj hooker.. done me in...lol
Lots of onions here in the man cave as well.
True story. A friend of mine who became a Field Training Officer for a smaller department here in SoCal asked if he could borrow my VHS tapes so he could pick one for training day at his station. Needless to say it was not only well liked but he was asked again to base more training on certain episodes of Adam-12.
Rest in Power Mr.Milner
KMA
Just finished watching the final season of Adam 12 what a great and solid show at every level I hope a new generation will Discover it and fall in love with it because God knows we need to be reminded who the good guys are Webb's Vision so brilliantly brought the life by Milner and McCord is as Timeless as Shakespeare's plays or Greek mythology thank you for posting
Grew up watch Adam-12 and Emergency- I became a firefighter (now retired). Mr. Milner portrayed a cop in what used to be a THE premier Police Dept. in the U.S.- Times have changed since the late 60's/early 70's, cops now have a thankless job...
WOW! Well done, what a video! I'm glad to have been able to watch this show back in the day, back when TV was wholesome.
Great tv show.....
Became reserve officer in 68, full time in 72, retired in 94, 911 dispatcher for 4 more years after that. Adam 12 fan the whole time....think it inspired me. .. Chicago area.
Loved watching this show
Still watching September 2024. Born in the 70s. My dad (EOW 3/2005) was a veteran homicide detective in the NYPD. They remind me of him.
Genuine good family man ,in today’s world hard to find .rip
My career was inspired by Adam-12, Martin Millner, and Kent McCord. R.I.P. Mr. Millner we have the watch. 1-Adam-12 is 10-7, 10-42.
End of patrol. Goodnight, sir.. Bless your heart, and the hearts of your family...
An excellent sound tribute combined with images of an unforgettable TV series! R.I.P. Martin Milner (1931-2015) Greetings from Venezuela.
Very nice to have the LAPD bring Shaaron out of retirement to do this.
This is really nice. Wonderful show I loved it. Rest in Peace
That was awesome .
September 6 2015, a sad day for Adam-12 fans on of the best police duos on T.V. ever passed,
To those that was inspired to become an offer because of the show, you all have my utmost respect as do all officers, I wanted at one time to be an officer, but when I lived in D.C. I saw an officer ( I think he was, he had an uniform on) walk 10 or 15 feet from a female's body that was hit by a car to pick her head up, this changed my mind, and gave me a greater respect for your job, but didn't want to be one after that. Will always love Adam-12 a hero both Malloy and Reed.
I missed Route 66, but grew up with Adam 12.
Now I have several movies with him.
Older movies and a couple from after Adam 12.
He was an excellent actor and could play a good verity of different characters.
Who would give this beautiful tribute a thumbs down? Rest in peace, you are deeply missed.
I love everyone of the Adam-12 shows. I can't get enough of them. I watch them everyday, all day long. I even stop and watch on TV. I wish I could get them, in a collection of my own.
Very touching Memorial it shows the great respect that the LAPD has for this fine gentleman and wonderful actor a very very touching Memorial
A very nice End of Watch tribute to a man who wasn't an officer, but did more than probably just about anyone to recruit police officers, while creating a strong character that served as a powerful role model for officers and civilians alike. RIP Martin Milner, and you too Shaaron Claridge. Officer Pete Malloy will live on to inspire future generations.
He was so cute😍 RIP
I'm new on this series. I just discovered 2 months ago and bcm a hit. I really love this guys... They were cute, gentlemen and very professional. ❤
Fabulous and well-deserved tribute to a venerable actor. I ended up in the fire service, but I grew up watching Adam-12, which served to solidified my reverence for those tasked with protecting the rest of us. Over the years, I have grown to respect my brothers in law enforcement all the more. Thanks to all of you officers - police, deputies, bailiffs, probation, parole, Border Patrol, ICE, DEA, etc. - who sacrifice day in and day out to make our communities safer and better. Keep up the great work and don't let all the haters get you down. Anyone who doesn't appreciate you is not someone worthy of attention.
You did an amazing job, Thank you for this. I had no idea he had passed. I am now sad to hear of this, but at the same time enlightened from your honorable 10-42.
Good afternoon. Martin Milner (1931-2015) was, is and will be an example of outstanding actor and citizen. In 1957, he married with actress and singer Judith Bess Jones and they remained together until death separated them! God bless him! Greetings from Venezuela
Just wonderful. Thank you, Martin Milner. Thank you, Shaaron.
I watched this as a kid. Now, retired after serving 25 years on a NJ P.D.
I cried when he died, he was that important to me when I was a child. Seeing and hearing this tribute brings it all back. A wonderful actor and a good man. Remembered forever.
You didn't have the corner on the sorrow market, trust me.
As a junior in high school, in 1998, TV Land syndicated and aired a marathon of Adam-12. I'd been injured and fallen ill during a missions trip. As I laid watching Adam-12 for what, from a feverish state, seemed like days on end, I too decided to become a police officer because of Adam-12, Martin Milner, and Kent McCord. I finished high school, went to college, served seven short years as an officer, and went back to school eventually going into psychiatry.
Awesome, just awesome. Thank you, Mrs. Claridge
It has been two years since you left us, Mr. Milner. Thank You for your service to the law enforcement community and to Americans. You continue to inspire us.
I like many many other officers was inspired by Martin Milner's professionalism, integrity and dedication to duty. I went to college and got a degree in police science then became a police officer for 36 years. Martin Milner was the epitome of a great police officer. I have often wondered how many young people that he motivated to become officers by his great example. What a tremendous tribute that Sharon Claridge did is E.O.W. call. Those are always the hardest calls to listen to. RIP Sir 10-42.