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Chief Dan Matthews is a tough guy with a gruff voice fighting crime somewhere in the West in a gritty series lent much dramatic heft by Oscar winner Broderick Crawford (`All the King's Men'). A major hit in syndication, the show is memorable for its framing of tight shots, quick-cut edits and Crawford's Buick Special, which he seemed forever to be leaning against, shouting into his two-way radio, `10-4! 10-4! 10-4!'
Season 1, Episode 25: A duplicate armored truck is used to stage one of the most daring robberies on record. Dan throws all the technical resources of the Highway Patrol into action to track down the truck.
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Length: 26:18
Posted: 10/24/2009
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Season 1, Episode 5: The Club Bahamas, an illegal gambling house, has defied all efforts to close it by the local sheriff, so he makes an appeal to Dan for help.
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Length: 26:13
Posted: 10/24/2009
Season 1, Episode 39: Ted Spaeth's career as a successful architect has caused him to neglect his wife Laura and their six-year old daughter Julie.
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Length: 26:13
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Season 1, Episode 38: Asa McQueen, old prospector, discovers a large sum of money hidden on his mining claim. His resulting spending spree brings him to the attention of both the police and the criminal who hid the money there, the loot from a large-scale robbery.
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Length: 26:19
Posted: 10/24/2009
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Premiered: 1955, on Syndicated
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Premise: Chief Dan Matthews is a tough guy with a gruff voice fighting crime somewhere in the West in a gritty series lent much dramatic heft by Oscar winner Broderick Crawford (`All the King's Men'). A major hit in syndication, the show is memorable for its framing of tight shots, quick-cut edits and Crawford's Buick Special, which he seemed forever to be leaning against, shouting into his two-way radio, `10-4! 10-4! 10-4!'

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