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- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-10-17".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-10-24".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-11-07".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-11-14".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-11-21".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-11-28".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-12-05".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1968-12-12".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-01-02".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-01-09".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-01-23".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-01-30".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-02-06".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-02-13".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-02-20".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-02-27".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-03-06".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-03-13".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-03-20".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-03-27".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-04-03".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-04-10".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) originalairdate "1969-04-17".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) prevSeason Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_2).
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) region "2010-12-17".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) seasonName "Dragnet 1969".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "--04-04".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "1960.0".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "960.0".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "A computer puts Sgt. Friday and Officer Gannon on the trail of an embezzlement ring that involves a master of disguise and his girlfriend.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "A costumed thief calling himself "The Crimson Crusader" has been stealing comic books, movie posters and publicity photos of various superheroes.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "A local department store discovers, during a routine audit, the loss of at least $100,000 . Friday and Gannon begin by understanding how the department store handles its credit card department.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "A magazine writer is doing a story about woman cadets at the police academy. The subject of the story is a policewoman, whom Friday helps deal with her boyfriend.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "An old night-school friend with political aspirations invites Friday to an alumni meeting at his home. Friday discovers he is being considered for membership in a militia; Friday explains how he and most likely the department don't need the help of fringe groups on either side of various issues.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Episode begins with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and follows the response of the Angelenos and the L.A. Police.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Frank Baker, a member of the Fielder Militia, overhears Friday but doesn't believe Friday meant all he said. He wants Friday's help in getting a Federal Weapons License. Friday needs help in busting him and finding the location of the militia's stash of stolen government weapons and explosives.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon act as the night watch commanders for the juvenile division. Their role turns out to be advisory in this episode.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon appear on a television show to discuss police issues.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon are on day watch, robbery division desk duty. As in other desk duty episodes, we see a variety of the activities which the division undertakes during a typical shift. This time they show us a worrisome stakeout replete with radio breakdowns, tailing suspects, a truck hijacking, various people with mental issues, a career criminal who wears an Army jacket and causes Friday to lose his cool, a bank robbery netting $50,000 and a charge of felony murder, and a teenage hero who jogs, among other events.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon are working to recruit minority candidates from a community centered sponsored job development group. After running into some problems, they ask Afro-American Officer Dave Evans to help them, as many of the group members know and respect him.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon assist the Secret Service for a visit by the President of the United States.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon attend an LAPD retreat on improving community relationships at a Lake Arrowhead conference center owned by the University of California. Participants end up coming up with ideas and learning about themselves.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon get help from the statewide services of the California Highway Patrol in searching for two dogs which have bitten a child. The child is allergic to anti-rabies serum and is scheduled to get a shot that may kill her unless proof is found that the dogs do not have rabies.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon go undercover at a hotel to find the location of an illegal gambling operation. Soon after spreading the word they're looking for some action, they're driven to a late-night game in the Hollywood Hills. After the game the detectives give the location of the residence to their boss, and a raid is set for the following night.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon investigate an officer accused of police brutality after a drunk driving arrest. Officers Pete Malloy and Jim Reed , the main characters of the series Adam-12 appear as witnesses regarding the incident.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon investigate the disappearance of a nine-year-old boy from school. They discover the boy flogged and hiding from people.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon investigate the murder of a woman in her own apartment. The apartment manager seems to know facts about the case before either Friday or Gannon. His palm print is on a recently painted wall close to the murder and he seems to have an answer for every question proposed by Friday or Gannon. They take him downtown to take his statement, ask him additional questions, and end up breaking the case when their superior recognizes the man.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday and Gannon work with store owners to stop crime in the area, despite the obstinance of some of them.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday's apartment party provides insight into the nature of an officer's private life.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Friday, Gannon, and Captain Al Trembly cook up a brand new idea to find marijuana at the Los Angeles International Airport. This episode tells the story of Ginger, the first pot-sniffing dog.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Gannon and Friday follow various clues until they get a tip leading them to the various homes of hippies. Who is really a victim, the guilty party, and who is Gannon & Friday considering and might be innocent? Finally, who is this hippie that helps Friday and Gannon and what is his game? Is he wanting revenge, love, or is he there to take his girl to Mexico before the law catches up with her?".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Gary Crosby guest-stars as Blake Thompson, the "hippie" who helps Friday & Gannon.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Howard Hesseman guest-stars.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "Opening with a teenage boy on a bad LSD trip, a local businessman presents a great idea to Friday, Gannon, and their Captain. Equip, encourage, and assist teenagers in selling the other side of the drug trade: not using.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "The detectives crack down on "wildcatters" — freelance tow-truck drivers who victimize motorists.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "The episode opens with Gannon using a new exercise method called isometrics and explaining it to Friday. Captain Ron Frankel gives Friday and Gannon a run down on a new fraud case. Someone stole Monument Studios payroll checks, as well as the driver's license and credit cards of an employee of the studio for proof of identity.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "The episode shows the start of a new real-life organization called Smarteen, with thousands of California teenage members.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "This episode guest stars former Olympian Rafer Johnson, and also features an uncredited appearance by O. J. Simpson.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "When a four-day-old baby is found barely alive in an apartment trash receptacle, Friday and Gannon search for the person who abandoned the newborn. Their investigation leads to a confession from a young man who knew a buddy now in the Army who'd boasted he'd impregnated his girlfriend before being shipped overseas.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) shortsummary "While Gannon is out sick, Friday gets a temporary partner. His new partner is a police lieutenant from Century City Administrative Vice who both sets Friday up and offers him a bribe.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Administrative Vice".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "B.O.D.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Burglary".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Community Relations".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Forgery".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Frauds".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Homicide".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Intelligence".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Internal Affairs".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Juvenile".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Management Services".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Narcotics".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Police Commission".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Public Affairs".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Robbery".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "The Joy Riders".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Training".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) title "Vice".
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- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Alf Harris".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Burt Prelutsky".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Jack E. Barrett and James Doherty".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "James Doherty".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Preston Wood".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Robert C. Dennis and James Doherty".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Robert C. Dennis".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) writtenby "Robert I. Holt".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) subject Category:Dragnet_(franchise)_seasons.
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- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) type TelevisionSeason.
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) type Work.
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- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) type Thing.
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) type Q386724.
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) comment "This is a list of episodes from the third season of the 1967 Dragnet series. The season was directed by Jack Webb.".
- Dragnet_(1967_series)_(season_3) label "Dragnet (1967 series) (season 3)".