Take me back to those days! Such simple times with no electronics or social media.

Never tire of Broderick.  He was so amazing

The young secretary, Gail Kobe, played in several Twilight Zone episodes.

I love the theme song because it sounds like a military march song

—— I grew up in this area - 1950's. Was beautiful back then ... 🌞👌

I watch for the cars as much as the story.

"Yeah, He seemed like such a nice guy" LOL CLASSIC!

This cat and mouse chase was a good one. The elderly couple's '56 Ford F100 is a gem and I remember them sounding that way when they were not so old.  Most have been butchered or restomodded now which is sad.  The police cars ('56 Olds and Mercury) are just great.
Love the old diners long before chain restaurants put many of them out of business (some still exist)
Actress Gail Kobe (the office girl) would embark on a long career. This is one of her early roles.

Yes I agree it is a great show I never saw this before till now but it beats the garbage put out by Hollywood today!

Excellent show from the 50s!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

So glad that the highway patrol is duly authorized.

If I go back in time, I'm bringing that Ford pickup with me when I come back to the present.

"Everything he needs- a car, money and a girlfriend."

I especially like the old classic cars,  except he's in an Oldsmobile instead of his '56
Buick Century!

That actress who played Susan the secretary appeared in a lot of shows in the 60's. Many westerns.

At 21:15 when the bad guy is sitting at the diner window table with the lady, you can see "Sego Nursery" across the street: the nursery is still there, in Burbank. The diner is now Tommy's Burgers.

-Murder?
Yeah, sure, I know ; HE SEEMED LIKE SUCH A NICE GUY!

I like listening to the squeaky car doors. Even when new, they were not all that good.

"Just simmer down and answer a few questions." "You'll never regret being farmer. The earth between you fingers."

Yes this is I indeed a classic right down to those old jalopes .Riding down those CALIFORNIA dirt roads and back roads, the desert towns with their districts dinners. Yes those days were one of a kind just like the show they don't make tv like this anymore. Thank goodness for YOUTUBE and DVDS !!!!!

This is one of the best episodes ever. The acting, action & dialogue were stellar. "get in that safe before l blow a hole in yer belly as big as the one in yer head"!!!
That's banter straight  from the Streets. Mathews knowing the cook couldn't possibly  be a Day Laborer because he resembled the Pillsbury Doughboy...
Only decades on patrol give you that kind of insight. Riveting.