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Go joe you the man love dragnet thanks

The WWII generation preaching to the silent generation....interesting.

The fact that this came out in a 1960s is mind blowing.

Aside from the OT, still pretty accurate.

This is a statement taken from Max Troy, room 307, crown regent hotel, Saturday April 9th, 9:55pm, present are Joe Friday, Frank Smith, put your own name will you Ken

i learned my general orders before shipping out to PI by watching this movie

The big entrance. Drum roll

This is conservative nonsense dressed up like it’s the right idea… but it’s utterly hypnotic.

I love Joe Friday because he tried so hard to help people ❤

Thank you, Marines

I was in 3rd btn.the only one of 3 that had modern barracks.our drill instructors were ww2 and Korean War veterans. It was brutal back then we were punched kicked, etc.but I wouldn't trade that experience for the world.

Young boomers getting a good lecture from the silent generation. If all of them had gotten this, they would've bred much better millennials.

Thank you for uploading this scene. I found it randomly on TCM one afternoon and had no idea the movie but it's amusing to hear a bunch of old school guys singing drunk in the car. Safely driven by a sober Jack Webb, of course.

✝️Christianity is true proof is in the replies.✝️

"It was a good idea, that's all I can say." "Something we agree on; that's ALL you can say."

I went to see this movie the day before I left for PI in June 1957 - it was like landing on a different planet, but it was the best decision of my life

The original Lt. Bookman.

Just imagine this speech on the floor of a BLM convention.

Dailly Motivator .....

You go joe we need more Joe's

"Show me how to get rid of the unlimited capacity for human beings to somehow make themselves feel right and justified in stealing from somebody, or hurting somebody." With the recent attempted assassination of a well known political dissident in which an innocent person was killed, this part of Joe Friday's speech came to mind.

A policeman's , policeman.

food for thought

Every time I feel sorry for myself I listen to this.

“Bookman”

This is 🧢 alcohols a drug too and is even more of a gateway drug than marijuana.

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Even this show was cultural marxism, EVERY villain is a White guy and not a single brown or jew. Fuck this show

George Washington said otherwise about weed

Now, about the constitution that so many cops ignore... The Right would hate him today. Like Reagan, he supported gun control.

The woke needs this

Provocation.

I love pot !

Inflation adjusted for 2024, Joe would be making $65,004 per year. If he had kids, he would be starving.

"Listen here, joy boy, first it starts with late library books, then pot, then coke, then before long you're seen at a puff daddy party spreading your butt cheeks...is that what you want?!"

He was perfect for a DI

Wonder how many so-called "tough guys and girls" could handle a talking to from Jack Webb.

Joe's high horse rant didn't age very well.

Great. Tv. Show. Great. Old. Time. Radio. Dragnet. Old. Time. Dragnet. Series

just because it was harder yesterday doesn't mean it can't be even better tomorrow. you let people sniff freedom and they wanna go all the way, not because it is easier, but because it is possible. if people start to get OK with the current times, stagnation sets in. PS: the times nowadays are harder than the times before. go cry in your 20k dollar houses while we need to rub our landlord's member every month. tiktok dudes are not reflective of reality

Joe Friday didn't Play!

Jack Webb was a brilliant propagandist

Joe talks to gen Z.

I recall a brief conversation that I had with a judge many years ago when I was fairly new to the law enforcement profession about how so much was expected of us who are in law enforcement, more so than most any other profession or line of work, including politicians, lawyers, etc. This judge was known to be strict but fair; he actually was a kind person, a very wise man. His sentiment was, "Well, SOMEBODY has to be better; thank goodness for you and your fellow officers." I took this to heart and never forgot what that judge said. I always kept his words in mind when my day was not-so-easy and did my best to uphold the high standards that were expected of me throughout my career. I'm certain that Sgt Friday would have approved. While some of what he was speaking about is dated, such as the overtime and the size of the police department, much of what he said to the young man is still true today.

Interesting ....the young guy Jack is speaking was on the TV police series Adam 12

Good Movie

Just the facts Joe, just the facts!

GREAT SPEECH .... until the propaganda about POLIO and DIPTHERIA!!!

Brilliant! The West is not perfect, but it's still the best!

I remember this episode. This is so true for today. Loved this show.