Dragnet | Ep175 | "The Big Number"
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- čas přidán 14. 10. 2016
- Originally Aired: October 26, 1952
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Audio Credit: "Dragnet" by The Old Time Radio Researchers Group is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 - Zábava
It's wise to smoke extra mild Fatima. 🚬☠️
Ben Romero was Friday's best partner hands down...
Jonathan Hole is "Mr. Allen", the bank president. He frequently appeared on both the radio and TV episodes as "fussy" executives of one kind or another.
Hi best role was on "I Was A Communist For the FBI", an episode called The Black Gospel. He played a communist fanatic.
Hole made several appearances on Dana Andrews' radio series as well.
@@robertplatt643 is that a Dragnet or a movie ?
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I loved the part on the Tv show when Gibson was giving one of Joe’s business cards …He was so proud 👍🏼.
The tv show had the “ let’s smoke it up “ scene 😎 priceless 👍🏼.
Frank's in-law stories are just as funny as Ben's in-law stories.
This story is one of my favorite tv stories... and poor Gibson.. in the tv version he was excellent and...... he didn’t pack a gun 😮. love these shows 👍🏼
One of my favorites. It's not a silly episode, and yet it has some of the funniest and most enjoyable bits. I love the persnickity bank manager and the hapless bank guard. And I especially love the bit with the neighbor woman and her scornful appraisal of everyone involved. Jonathan Hole and Virginia Gregg are hilarious in this episode.
I like this Frank 👍🏼 Joes best partner. He adds a lot to the show. And those dang in - laws 😖
"Nose. throat and accessory organs not adversely affected by smoking Chesterfields," good radio show but hearing that sad bit of history near 20:50 is worth the price of admission.
Thank you for posting these episodes.
If I was around back then and heard a commercial like these, it would have convinced me to quit, just from the mention of Accessory organs! I want to keep all my organs healthy!
Chesterfield is the bomb. - goes boom.
I had a friend years ago , he visited McNeal Island for awhile . He said it was nice compared to the State pens. No fences , saved some of his lunches and fed the deer , the tame deer . Ate right out of his hand . It was not “ hard time”😎.
Ben Alexander (Frank) was Joe's best partner, and in the television version Gibson was a real sad sack, I could tell that the actor, by his voice, played many different characters on radio, Jack Webb was a very loyal guy, and used very talented artists
I agree that on radio Ben Alexander was Joe's best partner and he was comical, had so much grief, though, out of his brother-in-law Armand, LOL!!!
Later adapted for television on March 24, 1955.
One of my favorite tv episodes 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 poor Gibson . Also a great radio episode 😎
Must smoke Chesterfields
10 to 40 a day, the normal amount...
See honey . 2 packs a day is normal ...
Chest busters ....we called no filters 😁“ straights “
Jack Webb smoked that many.
Sad but true 🤭
It’s reassuring to learn Chesterfield will have no adverse effects on my ears, nose, throat, and accessory organs.
Mrs Jenkins was a buttinski!!!
Until now I never really heard cigarette advertising they could turn a person into an attic just by listening to that
Twenty years after quitting, my dad still reached into his pocket after dinner to fetch a smoke.
It’s in the blood .. that’s for sure 😎
Love how the “medical specialists” hired by Chesterfield to give “scientific proof” of how safe their cigarettes were, gave a clean bill of health to people’s “sinuses, ears, nose and throat” after smoking them for 6 months, from 10-40 smokes a day. They just forgot to mention lungs. 😉
That "real report" on smoking, where they did a twelve month study and found "no impact on mouth and throat" was a blatant lie, but not surprising considering tobacco company advertising. Actual findings...mouth: oral inflamation, smells like old, damp cigarette butts. Throat/lungs: chronic irritation of throat, nasal sinuses, chronic cough, chronic brown tongue, taste buds affected. So Jack Webb was smoking two packs day, and had no noticable effects from smoke? Just the facts, Jack...just the truth, Jack.