Friday has a rather staccato voice. I get a kick out of references to things considered anachronistic today - cigarettes, reference to IBM computer punchcards, a moving picture recording with sound, old slang words and stereotypes, hysterical women, prices of things, etc. The police in the show will bring someone in for questioning. This isn't actually possible because it violates Constitutional rights.
Police must charge someone - they can't just force you to come in for questioning based on suspicion. Also, they will round up suspects, but again not actually possible in real life. Reviewer: Icemansix - favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 1, Subject: Lost episodes First, whatever happened to episode 1? And there are others missing from the sequence. Does anyone know the answers, and if there is a complete set available?
I'm not sure how I found this link, but there it is, in all of its glory. No audio, but for those who seek the script of episode one, it's online to see and read! Reviewer: mahfoozmahfooz64 gmail. Reviewer: Smurfinator - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 2, Subject: Great Series, needs a disclaimer Warning!
This series may be dangerous to your health. Listening to this Radio Broadcast may influence you into smoking Chesterfield Cigarettes.
Seriously, great series, I really get a kick out of hearing the old commercials about the Chesterfield cigs and how "They are the only ones that have been proven to have no adverse effects on Ears, Nose or Throat" LMAO No wonder they won't allow those commercials any longer Reviewer: MichaelZ13X - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 20, Subject: Hats off to whoever set this up!
What a great collection! Love the tv and radio episodes of the Jack Webb Dragnet show! Although I believe all the episodes are true accounts, I also realize they are spiced up a bit with some humor at times, but I appreciate that. Also, many of the gun fights seem to be added since I never hear of the resulting assault with a deadly weapon charges at the end of the show.
Thanks to all that put this together! Dragnet was a great way to do just that. The high profile unsolved cases made the headlines in the Los Angeles and other newspapers while many other cases were being solved - all sorts of cases: drugs, murders, kidnapping, etc.
Apparently, creating one of the best known and written police procedural programs of Old Time Radio and early television was much easier than ridding the LAPD of the multiple levels of corruption. Reviewer: w5tvw - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 22, Subject: Nothing like "old radio drama" First heard on radio in mid 's when I was a kid 10 years old. Great to play these back again. Found treasure!! Thanks a million! Reviewer: Monte54 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - March 6, Subject: surprised at how sharp it was I expected it to be too corny but was really impressed by how good this series was, and I listened to the whole run.
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Topics: i married joan, joan davis, jim backus. An episode of "The Lone Ranger" from Note: This is an edited syndication print, missing several minutes. Originally aired 22 December Opie's had it with his history homework, and misinterprets Andy's empathy as an excuse to skip it and lead his friends in revolt against their teacher, "Old Lady" Crump. When Miss Crump holds Andy responsible, he must find a way to motivate Opie and his pals.
That is why they gave the character an unpleasant sounding name. But the producers were so The show was about a Man who was friends with a talking horse. About Payroll Savings! Rare lost episode of Mr Ed. One of only two episodes that are in the Public Domain. This episode is, essentially, an episode length public service announcement on behalf of the US treasury.
Wilbur and Mr Ed extol the virtues of payroll saving plans and their benefits for the American way of life. The Superman production company donated this special 18 minute episode to the US Treasury to help promote school stamp day savings plans to children. This is the only episode of the series that has entered the public domain.
It features all of the hallmarks that made the original s Superman series so memorable. The extended and unseen pilot shown to cast, crew, Quinn Martin and top executive of the Samuel Bronson studios. Harold is going out every night, so Albert suspects that he must being seeing a girl. Determined to put a stop to the romance, he gets Harold to invite the girl back to the house for dinner. Meanwhile, Albert puts the clocks forward so when she fails to show up at the right time, Harold thinks she has stood him up.
A supreme television classic, this CBS-TV folklore favorite ran for nine years and still holds the record for TV's highest-rated half hour. Russell Hayden was the producer of the series and the co-composer of the theme song. The series aired between October 15th, and June 30th, , for a total of 78 episodes. Peter Lorre plays a recently released criminal mastermind who has hatched a plot to get even with the criminologist who sent him to prison. Aired: January 14, favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite 5 reviews Topics: classic tv, Peter Lorre, checkmate, private detective.
First episode of the British television series "H. Wells' The Invisible Man". Not really anything to do with the Novel, the series is a fantasy-espionage series - like Danger Man or the Avengers with the added invisibility gimick.
Jackie Gleason on segment of the popular 50's TV series "Cavalcade of Stars", doing a sketch called "The Honeymooners", which was later turned into a sitcom. Jackie Gleason was the 3rd and most popular host of the series. Not the first, but one of the earliest US network shows produced on film. Originally aired 6 October note: this is a syndication print.
There are some noticable cuts where short segments of the program are missing. TV series from 's favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite 2 reviews Topic: lone ranger tonto 's tv classic. This is the first episode of Nigel Kneale's third Quatermass serial from Other episodes can be viewed via these links: Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite 11 reviews Topics: Classic Television, British, Quatermass, sci-fi, Thriller.
Rare original network print of a Topper episode. Contains original sponsor opening and closing credits and original commercials. Dragnet is an American television series, enacting the cases of a dedicated Los Angeles police Detective, Sergeant Joe Friday, and his partners. The series is a spin off from the radio play of the same name. Both shows take their names from the police term "dragnet", meaning a system of coordinated measures for apprehending criminals or suspects.
For the new media, a number of new entertainment styles and genres were developed, many of which later migrated to television: radio plays, mystery serials, soap operas, quiz shows, talent shows, etc TV superseded radio as the most common television medium in the s, and commercial radio content moved to broader news, talk, sports and music formats.
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