I was a little girl when this show first came on the air. I was surprised that I remembered Broderick Crawford's name the moment I saw him. I used to watch it every week.

Used to watch these reruns in the early 60’s as a small kid. Thanks Hulu for bringing them back.

I love every thing about this show. The old cars, the music, and dan matthews comments at the end when he says, "remember donate your blood at the blood bank not on the highways".

Those Buicks are cool! Maybe 1957 Centuries or Specials. That old school bus brought back some memories too. The police Harley motorcylces would command some serious coin today. It's all a little before my time but the childhood memories come flooding back. I'd race home from school just in time to watch afternoom reruns. As for the episode, I think its funny how Mathew kills that convict in the restraunt parking lot and is so calm about it. It's as if he just mailed a letter instead of ending a life. I think this must have has some kind of tramatic effect upon my consciousness as a boy. "Look, he was a bad man. So what? It's no big deal if bad people die." We think today's TV shows are violent but I feel not much has changed in 50 years. Mr. Brodrick is a father figure in this show. He kills a guy and then he's off to the circus with some dead cop's kids. That is frikkin cold cold cold.

At 22:36 while that guy is honking the horn a car zipping down the road mysteriously disappears. Now that's something the Highway Patrol can investigate! Great show, I remember seeing reruns as a kid in the 60's.