I watched Adam-12 with my father as a child in the 1970s, again in the '80s, again in the late '90s and am still watching it today. This was absolutely outstanding, in the same vein of other incredibly well-produced programs which transcend all standards like The Rockford Files, The Andy Griffith Show, etc.
shareI agree.
I especially love the debut episode.
I actually lost interest in Rockford Files recently because I got tired of hokey situations in almost every episode I was watching (sorry, can't recall anything specific).
...that's why I started watching Adam-12. With storylines being inspired by real cases, if anything seems hokey I can blame it on real people who really behaved that way ;). I'll probably start watching Dragnet for the same reason.
Mag, Darling, you're being a bore.
Where are you watching Adam 12 if I may ask?
shareFour seasons are on Hulu, which is free. Not sure if it's every episode of those seasons, but I would imagine so.
I appreciate the info, thank you.
shareSorry I didn't see your question sooner. I watch Adam-12 on COZI TV at 11am Central time http://www.cozitv.com. They show two episodes a day. I got COZI TV recently when Time Warner installed a cable adapter on my TV.
Mag, Darling, you're being a bore.
CoziTV butchers the episodes. They cut out parts and break to commercials mid sentence. If you have Netflix streaming you can watch them in there entirety. Much much better
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