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VIDEO: The Wednesday Warrior

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The Wednesday Warrior
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Length: 25:22
Aired: 3/15/1972

Season 4, Episode 24: Officers Malloy (Martin Milner) and Reed (Kent McCord) play mother hen over a young reservist (Steve Franken) but their worries subside when he thwarts a bank robbery. Gary Crosby and 1968 Olympic decathlon champ Bill Toomey are featured guests. watch

VIDEO: No-pace race in Santa Anita Derby

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No-pace race in Santa Anita Derby
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Posted: 4/4/2009

April 4: Tom Hammond and Gary Stevens analyze the Santa Anita Derby, which was won by Pioneerof the Nile. watch

VIDEO: The Tip

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The Tip
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Length: 25:20
Aired: 1/19/1972

Season 4, Episode 16: Bandits using tear gas and a unique escape route rob an armored truck at a savings and loan. watch

Season 4, Episode 10
Season 4, Episode 11: Malloy and Reed are targets of a sniper who is really after Reed.
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Length: 25:24
Aired: 12/8/1971
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Season 4, Episode 22
Season 4, Episode 23: Officers Malloy (Martin Milner) and Reed (Kent McCord), aided by a police helicopter relaying directions, pursue robbery suspects in a wild chase. Comedian Norm Crosby appears as a football fanatic.
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Length: 25:25
Aired: 3/8/1972
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Season 4, Episode 18: The officers halt a black market baby transaction and uncover a suspicious pill program at a college.
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Length: 25:26
Posted: 12/9/2008
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Gary Stevens Previews the Derby!

After a stellar riding career highlighted by three Kentucky Derby wins, election to the Hall of Fame and a major role in the Oscar-nominated Seabiscuit, jockey Gary Stevens moves from the saddle to the TV analyst's chair for the 132nd Run for the Roses. Stevens adds a unique perspective to TVG's countdown to the Derby as well as to NBC's Triple Crown coverage in Louisville and Baltimore (Preakness Stakes), before handing off to ABC and fellow jockey-turned-analyst Jerry Bailey for the Belmont Stakes in New York. Stevens briefly retired once before (in December 1999) but seems far more content with his decision to move on this time. TV Guide: Is this your first Derby s read more

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