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Dragnet: 15 Episodes DVD
- SKU:
- 37089122
- UPC:
- 628261132997
- MPN:
- 951329
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- New
Description
This pioneering police drama starring the great Jack Webb set the standard for all future cop shows. Opening each episode with it's famous theme song, always delivering fascinating and fast-moving stories, DRAGNET profiles the cases of Sgt. Joe Friday, the tough-minded detective who did his job, with little glory or thanks. Drawing their stories directly from LAPD files, the show's documentary-like realism makes you feel like you're on the job with Friday & the final shoot-out and capture of the criminal is even more exciting. Cast includes: Jack Webb, Herb Ellis, Ben Alexander, Harry Morgan, Barton Yarbough, Barney Phillips, Dorothy Abbott & more.
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