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- 1. The Streets Are Paved With Quicksand Sep 12, 1966
- Briggs faces brutality charges.
- 2. A Walk to Oblivion Sep 19, 1966
- Just before an execution, Stone reopens a murder.
- 3. The Broken Badge Sep 26, 1966
- A debt-ridden officer is suspected of theft.
The Felony Squad. Howard Duff working in front of the camera and behind it, 1967. 30 mins. The Felony Squad is a half-hour television crime drama originally broadcast on the ABC network from September 12, 1966, to January 31, 1969. [1]
The Felony Squad: Created by Richard Murphy. With Howard Duff, Ben Alexander, Dennis Cole, Frank Maxwell. Twenty-year veteran Detective Sergeant Sam Stone is paired with rookie Briggs in a large Western metropolis.
Mon, Oct 17, 1966. Arnie and Bracy are a couple of punks who first get on the cops' radar screen after the senseless murder of a counterman at an all-night diner. When they next attempt to extort money from a young housewife, Sam and Jim pick up their trail, leading to a frantic and deadly chase. 7.6/10 (12) Rate.
Frank Maxwell. Ross Elliott. Richard Anderson. Richard Bull. John S. Ragin. Season 3 of Felony Squad premiered on September 16, 1968. (3x17, January 15, 1969) Season Finale. Twenty-year veteran Detective Sergeant Sam Stone is paired with rookie Briggs in a large Western metropolis.
The Felony Squad TV-PG 1966 - 1969 3 Seasons Crime Drama List Reviews Avg. Tomatometer Avg. Audience Score A veteran detective and a young rookie fight crime in a large city.
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Season 1 – The Felony Squad. List. Richard Murphy. Creator. Howard Duff. Sergeant Sam Stone. Ben Alexander. Desk Sergeant Dan Briggs. Dennis Cole.
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The Felony Squad is a Police Procedural that ran on ABC from September 8, 1966 to January 31, 1969. The series was created for 20th Century Fox Television by Richard Murphy and produced by Walter Grauman, a prolific TV director whose credits included Perry Mason, Burke's Law and The Fugitive, among other series. However, it didn't quite start ...
