Adam-12

No doubt Hulu made a deal with whoever owns the rights to Adam 12, and I'm glad they did!   See 4 other replies

Just HULU being HULU.On the episodes above - NBC Standards and Practices had very firm guidelines about gore, dead children, etc.: You don't show it. Period. LAPD approved scripts, and would never have allowed it, either.All music used on Webb shows was done "in-house" at Universal, and were used across their entire array of shows for many years. No copyright problems.TV back then is viewed as Very Violent by many today. The violence (gunfire, fight, etc). was filmed, alright, but the aftermath was "inferred" in most cases. And you rarely saw blood on a shooting/stabbing victim.Today, anything's fair game. We are better-informed, presumably more sophisticated, etc. and can "handle" real-live on TV. Not so long ago (1996?) however, an episode of "Brooklyn South" was criticized for excessive violence when, in a fast-moving pan shot, a Police officer's head essentially explodes from a bullet strike during a shooting spree. Mike - Fmr. LAPD Comm. Div.   See 3 other replies

Yep! me too! I watched every week without fail. It's nice to be able to scan for the best episodes!   See 2 other replies

My name is NOT Gordon and Hollywood did try to remake Adam-12 with The NEW Adam-12 and it Sucked big time. Hollywood Just did NOT want to Spend The Bucks to Do it Right !!!!!!!!! Its Funny they Remade the A- Team TV show and It turned out pretty Good,Heat which was made from an NBC TV Movie called LA Take Down Which they even USED most of the same Script. I really do NOT think I am Asking for Much !!!! I do Give A LOT Of Credit To Jack Webb for Starting the Whole ADAM-12,Drag Net and Emergency shows which Nobody has reproduced to this day !!!!!!!!   See 2 other replies

Good Gordon, no. Hollywood would ruin it. It would be as unrelated to the original quality show as the crummy 80's remake or the Tom Hanks "Dragnet" movie.   See 2 other replies