DramaCrime
Follows the cases of a dedicated Los Angeles police detective, Sergeant Joe Friday, and his partners. The show takes its name from the police term "dragnet", meaning a system of coordinated measures for apprehending criminals or suspects.
A man walks into City hall carrying a live bomb. He threatens to blow up the building if his brother isn't released from jail.
Friday and Jacobs track down a drug ring through a small-time television actor who is hooked on heroin.
Friday poses as a hired killer for a man who wants his wife dead.
A new-born baby is stolen from a hospital nursery and the trail leads the police to a deranged mother.
The police interrogate a suspect whom they believe to have murdered more than a dozen men.
A doctor is beaten and robbed of prescription drugs.
A couple are robbed and murdered, along with their pet parrot. The killer uses a time bomb to start a fire and cover up his crime.
A divorced mother is killed in bed by a shotgun while her young boy sleeps beside her.
Friday testifies at the trial of a man accused of a hit-and-run, but the main witness against him suddenly disappears.
Cast: Jack Webb, Ben Alexander, Olan Soule, Vic Perrin, Jack Kruschen, Art Balinger, Harry Bartell, Art Gilmore, Herb Vigran, Virginia Gregg, Natalie Masters, Helen Kleeb, Paul Richards, Sam Edwards, Martin Milner, Don C. Harvey, William Boyett, Harlan Warde, Howard Culver, Dennis Moore, George Sawaya, Allene Roberts, Dennis Weaver, Dorothy Abbott, Henry Corden, Aaron Spelling, Howard Wendell, Willis Bouchey, Carolyn Jones, Frances Bavier
Genres: Drama, Crime
Maturity rating: TV-PG
Jack Webb
Joe Friday
Ben Alexander
Frank Smith
Olan Soule
Vic Perrin
Jack Kruschen
Art Balinger
Capt. Glavas
Harry Bartell
Frank Salazar
Art Gilmore
Herb Vigran
Virginia Gregg
(voice)
Natalie Masters
Edith Barson
Helen Kleeb
Paul Richards
Sam Edwards
Martin Milner
Don C. Harvey
William Boyett
Harlan Warde
Howard Culver
Dennis Moore
George Sawaya
Allene Roberts
Dennis Weaver
Dorothy Abbott
Henry Corden
Aaron Spelling
Howard Wendell
Willis Bouchey
Carolyn Jones
Frances Bavier
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