treky
09-15-2007, 02:50 AM
...is coming to DVD! Sorry; I don't know any details; but I heard Jay Leno say it tonight.
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View Full Version : THE STREETS OF SAN FRANSISCO... treky 09-15-2007, 02:50 AM ...is coming to DVD! Sorry; I don't know any details; but I heard Jay Leno say it tonight. BuddyHinton 09-15-2007, 12:59 PM It's been out. treky 09-15-2007, 03:13 PM from what I remember; it was pretty good. Madame X 09-25-2007, 05:27 PM "The Streets of San Francisco" was a good and very popular show during its time. Michael Douglas and Karl Malden made a good cop duo. All of the filming was done on location in S.F. which made it very interesting to us locals. I was attending S.F State University at the time and often they would film on campus. I brought my little brother to a filming one evening and it was really interesting. They had cops cars screetching and peeling out and a rapist attack in some bushes. We watched for a couple of hours and then we saw "our" episode on a few months later. I don't know what people would think of it today; I haven't seen it in years. I would definitely watch it if it came on TV. bencasey 09-28-2007, 01:47 AM Very good 70s cop show. I just started watching the new DVD set, which is the second half of season one. The show stayed good, at least until after the fourth season when Michael Douglas left. Fifth season I can live without. Also, as with any QM show, great guest stars. treky 09-28-2007, 03:51 PM it's out? Great! barnabus62 10-13-2007, 11:02 PM I have volume 1 and I'm going to ask for volume 2 as a Christmas present. The opening theme music, the San Francisco scenery, the stories, and the performances of Karl Malden and Michael Douglas make "The Streets of San Francisco" one of the best cop shows of the 1970's. The shows are still enjoyable and do not seem dated with the exception of the clothing and cars (it was great seeing a mint '67 Dodge Charger in one episode!). I wished they released a full Season One DVD set, but I'm happy to have these episodes. Episodes on volume 1 and the air dates: Pilot - 16 September 1972 The Thirty-Year Pin - 23 September 1972 The First Day of Forever - 30 September 1972 45 Minutes from Home - 7 October 1972 Whose Little Boy Are You? - 14 October 1972 Tower Beyond Tragedy - 28 October 1972 Hall of Mirrors - 4 November 1972 Timelock - 11 November 1972 In the Midst of Strangers - 25 November 1972 The Takers - 2 December 1972 The Year of the Locusts - 9 December 1972 The Bullet - 16 December 1972 Bitter Wine - 23 December 1972 A Trout in the Milk - 6 January 1973 :) |