An updating of the classic police show of the 1950s, DRAGNET '67 featured color photography and grappled with the many issues facing the nation during the period. Creator and main star Jack Webb returned as Sgt. Joe Friday, the hard-nosed, no-nonsense cop who only wanted the facts. Like the earlier program, DRAGNET '67 dramatized cases taken directly from the files of the LAPD, presented in a hard-boiled, realistic fashion--rumor has it that the department used episodes of the show for training
Unrated, 7 hr. 48 min.
Jun 7, 2005
66/100. Dragnet is entertaining in an odd sort of way. Jack Webb's dry approach is part of the appeal, Henry Morgan is a perfect contrast to him, he not as stiff and lifeless as Webb, he has flaws and a sense of humor. Also, it is a good example of what went on in the late 1960's, or a least a Hollywood television
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