Dragnet - S03E01: Public Affairs - DR-07

Name: Public Affairs - DR-07
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Released: 1968-09-19
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8

Sep 19, 1968IMDb : 8Crime, Drama, MysterySeason 3, Episode 1

Joe and Bill appear on the TV talk show "Speak Your Mind" debating the topic "The Police, Who Needs Them?" with a professor, a hippie, some black power activists, and some (other) disgruntled citizens.

Director: Burt Prelutsky, Jack Webb

Cast: Jack Webb, Harry Morgan

All Episodes - Season 3

01Public Affairs - DR-07Sep 19, 1968 02Juvenile - DR-05Sep 26, 1968 03Community Relations - DR-10Oct 03, 1968 04Management Services - DR-11Oct 10, 1968 05Police Commission - DR-13Oct 17, 1968 06Homicide - DR-06Oct 24, 1968 07Robbery - DR-15Nov 07, 1968 08Public Affairs - DR-12Nov 14, 1968 09Training - DR-18Nov 21, 1968 10Public Affairs - DR-14Nov 28, 1968 11Narcotics - DR-16Dec 05, 1968 12Internal Affairs - DR-20Dec 12, 1968 13Community Relations - DR-17Jan 02, 1969 14Homicide - DR-22Jan 09, 1969 15B.O.D. - DR-27Jan 23, 1969 16Narcotics - DR-21Jan 30, 1969 17Administrative Vice - DR-29Feb 06, 1969 18The Joy RidersFeb 13, 1969 19Frauds - DR-28Feb 20, 1969 20Juvenile - DR-19Feb 27, 1969 21Burglary - DR-31Mar 06, 1969 22Vice - DR-30Mar 13, 1969 23Forgery - DR-33Mar 20, 1969 24Juvenile - DR-32Mar 27, 1969 25Juvenile - DR-35Apr 03, 1969 26Frauds - DR-36Apr 10, 1969 27Intelligence - DR-34Apr 17, 1969

Dragnet S03E01 Synopsis

Dragnet "Public Affairs - DR-07" is part of the 1337x catalog. This episode is rated an impressive 8.0/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 1968-09-19, this episode is part of Season 3 of Dragnet. Directed by Jack Webb, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Jack Webb, Harry Morgan among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Crime and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Joe and Bill appear on the TV talk show "Speak Your Mind" debating the topic "The Police, Who Needs Them?" with a professor, a hippie, some black power activists, and some (other) disgruntled citizens.