Dragnet 1967

Série de TV
1967–1970
TV-14
30 min

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Harry Morgan and Jack Webb in Dragnet 1967 (1967)

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Crime Drama Mystery

O Sargento Detetive Joe Friday e seus parceiros investigam crimes em Los Angeles.O Sargento Detetive Joe Friday e seus parceiros investigam crimes em Los Angeles.O Sargento Detetive Joe Friday e seus parceiros investigam crimes em Los Angeles.

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Jack Webb had intended to do another revival of the series in 1982. However, because of Harry Morgan's commitments to both M*A*S*H (1972) and its spin-off After MASH (1983), he didn't sign on for the proposed remake. Webb then decided to cast Kent McCord in the role of Friday's new partner; either as Jim Reed (the character McCord played on Adam-12 (1968)) or as a new character altogether. Unfortunately, those plans never came to fruition due to Webb dying of a massive heart attack in December 1982.

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Harry Morgan, the actor cast to play Officer Gannon, stood only 5'6", and would have failed the height requirement for LAPD officers at that time.

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[repeated line]
Friday: This is the city. I work here. I carry a badge.

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Featured in Sexo, Drogas E Rock'n Roll (1986)

Trilhas sonoras
Theme From Dragnet (Danger Ahead)
Composed by Walter Schumann

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Still the Best

This is still the greatest police drama that ever was made. When I was growing up, the second version of the show in the late 60's/early 70's was the only version I knew and it not only showed how police track down criminals, but it was also the first show that dealt with the day to day operations of the L.A.P.D.. Everything was covered from watching how a young man (or woman) becomes a police officer to community relations. This version really tried to hammer down the point that police officers are human beings and that they do have lives outside the squad room.