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"Cruise onto your couch and join Sgt. Joe Friday as he unravels L.A.P.D's toughest cases."@en
"A comedy that pays homage to the famed original police drama of the '50s and '60s."@en
"Seven original episodes of Dragnet, the television series set in Los Angeles, California with cases drawn from the files of a real police department."
"Ten episodes of the Los Angeles police TV drama."@en
"Sgt. Joe Friday and his partner Frank Smith are detectives who work in the Los Angeles Police Dept. Each of the 4 episodes follows them as they interview people who help them solve the crime."@en
"Ep. 11 - The Big False Make: Arrested for holding up a grocery store, local gardener Thomas Stanford confesses to the crime. As the questioning continues, Friday begins to suspect they have the wrong man and sets out to discover why Stanford would confess to a crime he didn't commit. -- Ep. 12 - Big Frank: Friday takes on a suspect wanted in a man's disappearance and presumed murder. Refusing to admit any involvement, the calm and collected Henry Ross begins to slowly break down as Friday subjects him to a grueling interrogation. Future Academy Award winner and well known heavy Lee Marvin plays the roll of Henry Ross. -- Ep. 13 - The Big Girls: A woman described as attractive, shapely and remarkably tall has terrorized the city for weeks - robbing men, beating them senseless and in many cases shooting the victims. Inconsistencies in the victims' reports make the apprehension of prime suspect drag on. -- Ep. 14 - The Big Boys: Officers Smith and Friday receive a warning to be on the lookout for four armed fugitives who are heading for LA. The men, two escaped prisoners and two army deserters, are wanted for staging a series of auto thefts and burglaries in San Francisco. -- Ep. 15 - The Big Oscar: A theft report of missing valuables, taken from the home of an eccentric spinster takes a bizarre twist when the talkative woman insists that she gets the "scoop" on the story by being the first to report the crime to her local newspaper. -- Ep. 16 - The Big Thief: Sgt. Joe Friday is terribly shaken. For the first time in his career he has killed someone in the line of duty. -- Ep. 17 - Big Break: Sgt. Friday leads several officers on a house raid of an extremely dangerous armed robber, resulting in a bloody shootout. -- Ep. 18 - Big Hands: An unidentified woman is strangled to death in a hotel room. With no leads, Smith and Friday must search the entire city for clues. -- Ep. 19 - Big Betty: A heartless gang of con artists prey on the relatives of the recently deceased, using the obituaries to find new victims. -- Ep. 20 - Big War: Friday and Smith attempt to track down the ring leaders of several Los Angles street gangs and stop a murderous citywide gang-war before it starts."@en
"I casi di Joe Friday, sergente della polizia di Los Angeles, in una delle prime serie televisive americane."
"Four episodes from the television series on two tapes."@en
"Four episodes of the ground breaking television series, using real-life stories taken from actual criminal cases."@en
"Here are the first.. and second ... episodes of the popular series. Both feature the first sidekick of Jack Webb, Barton Yarborough. Watch for a young Raymond Burr in the first show."@en
""The story you are about to hear is true, only the names have been changed to protect the innocent..." So began the famililar opening to TV's long-running police drama, Dragnet."@en
"Considered by many to be the best police drama in television history, DRAGNET originally aired throughout the 1950's. Following the adventures of Sgt. Joe Friday, the show starred Jack Webb, who also worked as the show's creator and director. Heavy attention to detail, documentary style narration, and story lines inspired by actual L.A.P.D. criminal files all gave this show an air of realism. This is a style that would be copied in the years to follow, with DRAGNET inspiring several spin-offs and one film adaptation. Rather than glamorizing the police profession, the show explored the nitty-gritty routine of police work, examining how the demands of the job affect one's personal life."@en
"20 episodes of the police procedural in which Sgt. Joe Friday and his partners investigate crime in Los Angeles."
"Police procedural in which Sgt. Joe Friday and his partners methodically investigate crimes in Los Angeles. With Sgt. Friday's dry documentary-style and the use of real cases drawn from the files of the L.A.P.D., this show was the first to intorduce realism into television police fiction."@en
"Jack Webb became a part of our culture with his low key portrayal of Sergeant Joe Friday who just wanted "the facts ma'am". Three early episodes here are offered. "Big Betty" is a bunko con ring selling fake jewelry to vulnerable families. "Big counterfeit" pits Joe Friday against some slick counterfeiters. In "Murder at a Movie Studio", Joe and Frank must find a murderer during the filming at a motion picture studio."
"Los Angeles police TV drama."@en
"Los Angeles police officer Joe Friday, nephew of the legendary Detective Sgt. Joe Friday, works with his partner Pep Streebek to solve a series of strange robberies and they are soon on the track of the sinister Reverend Whirley, a corrupt police commissioner, and several petty criminals."
"The sparse, stunning style of the classic series "Dragnet" has influenced the police genre for over fifty years. Director/star Jack Webb struck new ground through his pursuit of authenticity, extracting the stories from actual LAPD cases and focusing on deductive and investigative police work. Begun in 1949 as a radio program, the original television series ran from 1952 through 1959 and was the most popular detective series of the decade. Three movies were produced featuring Joe Friday, including one in 1987 starring Dan Aykroyd. The series returned to the air in the 1960's for a second series and the legacy continues with the contemporary series starring Ed O'Neill. Some episodes based on radio plays by James E. Mosen."
"Four episodes of the television program."@en
"This is the city... and only Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks can save it in this hilarious box-office blockbuster that pays homage to the famed original police drama of the '50s and '60s. Aykroyd is at his comedic best as the namesake nephew of Detective Sgt. Joe Friday. Like his uncle, he's a blue-suited, by-the-rules cop who reluctantly joins forces with his footloose partner Pep Streebek (Hanks) to rescue the City of Angels from the machinations of a power-mad Reverend and corrupt Police Commissioners. And those are "just the facts" of this hysterically funny action-comedy."@en
"A pioneering police drama profiling the cases of Sgt. Joe Friday, the tough-minded detective who did his job with little glory or thanks."@en
"In a comedy homage to the famed 1950s and 1960s police drama, Detective Joe Friday, the straitlaced nephew of the original, reluctantly teams up with a nonconformist detective named Streebek to save Los Angeles from a power hungry phony TV preacher and a corrupt Police Commissioner, leading to comic adventures with oddball characters."@en
"Dragnet's hallmark was its apprearance of realism; from Joe Friday's documentary-style narration, to the cases drawn from the files of the Los Angeles Police Department."
"TV police series with cases drawn from the files of the Los Angeles Police Department."@en
"A mysterious gangland slaying has taken place and it is up to Sergeant Joe Friday and the Los Angeles Police Department to put together the pieces. They enlist the services of a pretty and daring police woman to trap the devious mobsters and bring them to justice."@en
"The nephew of Detective Sgt. Joe Friday and Pep Streebek join forces to rescue the City of Angels from the machinations of a power-mad reverend and corrupt police commissioner."
"A mysterious gangland slaying has taken place and it is up to Sargeant Joe Friday and the Los Angeles Police Department to put together the pieces. They enlist the services of a pretty and daring police woman to trap the devious mobsters and bring them to justice."@en
"The big little Jesus: It's Christmas Eve when Father Rojas at the Old Mission Plaza Church in Los Angeles discovers that the statue of the Infant Jesus is stolen from the crib. The statue's worth is only a few dollars, but it is of great sentimental value for the parish. Friday and Smith promise to try to get it back before mass on Christmas Day, but this means that they have less than 24 hours to catch the thief."@en
"A realistic crime drama based on cases from the files of the Los Angeles Police Department."
"In a 1953 episode from the classic televison police series set in Los Angeles, Sgt. Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and his partner Frank Smith (Ben Alexander), investigate a series of cases where doctors asked to make house calls have been robbed of narcotics. Notable for a shooting incident and for the presence of Sgt. Friday's love interest, Ann Baker."@en
"Ten full-length episodes of Dragnet, the classic police program, are reproduced here, including the commercials."@en
"A mysterious gangland slaying has taken place and Sgt. Joe Friday is assigned to the case. He and his partner Office Frank Smith along with a daring police woman trap the mobsters and bring them to justice."
"Contains four episodes from the television program, Dragnet that were broadcast between 1952 and 1970."
"The big new year: When police officer Jack Conley is murdered in cold blood on New Years' Eve, Joe Friday (Jack Webb) has the unenviable task of breaking the news to Conley's wife Betty (June Whitley), just as she is preparing a big party. Making it his personal mission to track down Conley's killer, Friday pieces together the evidence and determines that the assailant was a drug addict. Future TV producer Aaron Spelling contributes a memorable cameo as a former dope pusher who has "seen the light.""@en
"Ep. 1: A wave of thefts along a 10 block area of Wilshire Boulevard. Looks like the work of a kleptomaniac -- Ep. 2: A hit-and-run turns into murder when the victims die. A grandmother and grandson -- Ep. 3: An abandoned baby at a bus depot. Seven weeks old. No leads. -- Ep. 4: Four-year-old twins are missing, last seen playing in the park. Distraught mother. Star Jack Webb directs. -- Ep. 5: The infant Jesus disappears from a church's manger scene on Christmas Eve. Promising to retrieve the figure before the morning mass, the detectives race against time to discover what sort of cold-blooded crook could commit such a heartless crime. -- Ep. 6: A gang of teenagers run wild, destroying a movie theater and attacking fellow students. Sgt. Friday's worst suspicions are confirmed when marijuana is found at the wrecked theater. -- Ep. 7: Obscene books and photos flood local high schools, corrupting young minds. A tense interrogation of the teens who distribute the dirty books leads the detectives to the man behind the operation. -- Ep. 8: A standard hit-and-run case swiftly involves into a elaborate murder case, leading the investigators to a brutal bar fight and a vicious merchant marine. -- Ep. 9 - The Big Phone Call: Joe Friday and Ed Jacobs confront jeweler Ernest Garvey in connection with the robbery of a colleague. Garvey's outrage at being questioned quickly loses its credibility as the detectives present a laundry list of damning evidence. -- Ep. 10 - The Big Cast: On the run from the police, a man wanted for robbery and assault shoots down Detective Frank Smith. With his partner in critical condition, Friday won't rest until the dangerous fugitive is in police custody."@en
"A mysterious gangland slaying has taken place and it is up to Joe Friday and the Los Angeles Police Department to put together the pieces. They enlist the services of a pretty and daring police woman to trap the devious mobters and bring them to justice. Friday gets his man with help from his partner, Officer Frank Smith."@en
"A mysterious gangland slaying has taken place and it is up to Joe Friday and the Los Angeles Police Department to put together the pieces. They enlist the services of a pretty and daring police woman to trap the devious mobters and bring them to justice. Friday gets his man with help from his partner, Officer Frank Smith."
"Features episodes from the television program which originally aired in the 1950's."@en
"Detectiv St. Joe Friday joins forces with footloose partner Pep Streebek to rescue the City of Angels from the machinations of a power-mad Reverend and corrupt Police Commissioner, in this comic homage to the original drama of the '50s and '60s."@en
"The big .22 rifle for Christmas: Friday and Smith search for a missing boy. The first sign that the case is serious is when blood is found. Further probing reveals the boy's parents had purchased him a .22-caliber rifle for Christmas and the weapon is missing, removed from its wrapped package."@en
"Highlights the outrageous antics of three skilled young surgeons drafted from civilian life and assigned to a unit of the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) during the Korean War."
"In The big producer Martin Milner and Carloyn Jones run up against Jack Webb and Ben Alexander in a case of high school teenagers selling obscene literature and photographs. The big crime finds Jack Webb as Sergeant Friday in a dramatic hunt for a kidnapped girl."@en
"Four full length episodes from the TV series."@en
"Comic rendition of the original 50's police drama in which Aykroyd teams with Hanks to rescue L.A. from a power-mad minister and a corrupt Police Commissioner."

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"Made for TV movies"@en
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