Dana Hall

Episode aired Apr 29, 1975
30min

8.3/10

S7.E22

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Gary Crosby, Kent McCord, and Jo Ann Pflug in Adam-12 (1968)

Crime Drama

Malloy sits one out as Reed drives and pairs up with a new partner: Dana Hall, a policewoman! The sexual attitudes of the 1970s run rampant with Wells representing the worst of the era while... Read allMalloy sits one out as Reed drives and pairs up with a new partner: Dana Hall, a policewoman! The sexual attitudes of the 1970s run rampant with Wells representing the worst of the era while Reed, ever the Renaissance Man, treats his temporary partner with respect and bemusement.Malloy sits one out as Reed drives and pairs up with a new partner: Dana Hall, a policewoman! The sexual attitudes of the 1970s run rampant with Wells representing the worst of the era while Reed, ever the Renaissance Man, treats his temporary partner with respect and bemusement.

8.3/10

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Kent McCord and Jo Ann Pflug in Adam-12 (1968)

Gary Crosby and Jo Ann Pflug in Adam-12 (1968)

Kent McCord, Martin Milner, and Jo Ann Pflug in Adam-12 (1968)

female police officer police character name in episode title

Genres
- Crime
- Drama
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Trivia
Malloy shows up at the concert riot in a brand new AMC Matador - 1974. The last new squad car before the series finale.

Goofs
The scenes where the cruiser is driving in the parking ramp, other than when it is parked, the steel whip antenna is missing. This is so the long whip does not continually hit the cement beams of the low parking ramp and make a noise or damage the car.

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4/10

You've Come A Long Way, Baby! (Oh!? Really!?)

Once you've finished reading the plot summary that's been posted here you can, pretty much, sit down and watch this one episode of "Adam-12" with your eyes closed. 'Cause, believe me, you will find that there are no surprises here at all. Everything has been fitted so neat and pat into total predictability when it comes to sexual attitudes (even among cops) of the mid-1970s.

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