Bobby Troup

Friday and Gannon go undercover at a convention to snare a band of crooked gamblers who are fleecing the attendees. Along the way, Joe turns on the manly charm to weaken the defenses of a lovely femme fatale. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

A bakery truck kills an old lady and her little grandson at a crossing and drives away. The owner of the truck asserts that he loaned the truck to someone else, but his story has holes. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Sgt. Friday (Jack Webb) works undercover out of Administrative Vice in a drive to break up a gambling ring, in "The Bookie". Dressed as a surveyor’s helper, Sgt. Friday and Sgt. Bill Riddle (William Reynolds) hang out at a bar because they suspect bartender Richard Clinger (Bobby Troup) of taking bets on horse races. Luana Patten portrays Angie, the waitress, and director Sidney Miller, portrays the same character he did on a "Dragnet" show 10 years ago, that of Jay Simmons, an intoxicated visitor from Pismo Beach.

Friday and Jacobs question a jeweler regarding the robbery of a colleague. The man takes offense at being questioned about the incident, but as the detectives begin to amass evidence, the jeweler's outrage quickly begins to lose credibility. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Sgt. Friday (Jack Webb) and Officer Gannon (co-star Harry Morgan) must find 400 pounds of stolen high-velocity dynamite set to go off somewhere in Los Angeles. Their investigation leads to suspect Donald L. Chapman (Don Dubbins), a neo-Nazi and hate-monger, who readily admits the theft. Chapman, however, refuses to divulge where he has the explosives rigged but hints his aim is to bring integration plans to a halt.

A new doctor at Rampart suddenly disappears.

Known for its realistic portrayal of paramedic rescue and hospital operations, "Emergency!" was one of the most popular TV dramas of the 1970s. In this collection of episodes from the show's second season, the fire station adopts a stray dog; a woman with a pet monkey helps explain the origins of a deadly virus; and the firemen rescue a nun and a group of children from a bus crash. Kevin Tighe, Randolph Mantooth and Robert Fuller co-star.

Ride along as paramedics Roy DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) and John Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and their colleagues from Squad 51 coast through the streets of Los Angeles saving lives. Far from being glamorous, however, their jobs are stressful as they race against the clock, rushing patients to Rampart Hospital and taking action on the spot. But these emergency workers soon learn that humor is the best salve for wounded spirits, if not for injured bodies.

Firefighters Roy DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) and John Gage (Randolph Mantooth) return in the fifth season of this classic series featuring nail-biting medical drama and heroic rescues. In Season 5 episodes, a man falls off a cliff on Catalina Island, a parachutist gets hung up on a radio tower, Roy is nearly electrocuted trying to save a fire victim, and a beautician overdoses on diet pills. Marco López and Michael Norell co-star.

Follow paramedics Roy DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) and John Gage (Randolph Mantooth), as well as firemen and doctors attached to Station 51 of the L.A. County Fire Department and Rampart Hospital, as they perform more harrowing rescues and solve a whole new slew of unique medical mysteries in Season 3 of the wildly popular 1970s series. Notable for its use of medical realism, "Emergency!" often based its stories on real-life 911 calls.

The men and women of Station 51 and Rampart Hospital are put to the test in the sixth season of this popular show when Roy (Kevin Tighe) and John (Randolph Mantooth) face a slew of problems at a big football game. Other emergencies this season include two hang gliders hung up on a cliff, a child trapped in a storm drain, a hospital fire, a serious accident on a movie set and a man shot with a nail gun by his wife.

Paramedics John Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and Roy DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) of Los Angeles Fire Department Station 51 continue to brave dangerous situations to save those in need of emergency medical attention in this hit 1970s drama. With help from the ER doctors and nurses of Rampart General Hospital, Gage and DeSoto rescue an electrocution victim left dangling midair, a wounded officer pinned down by sniper fire and more in this Season 4 collection.