Dragnet 1970: Season Four
Sergeant Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and Officer Bill Gannon (Harry Morgan) are back for the final season of television's most influential police drama. Dragnet 1970 Harry Potter
Los Angeles, California. The 1970s. The city is rife with homicide, forgers, bigamists, narcotics operators and even dognappers. It's up to the fine men and women of the LAPD to quell the ever-rising number of crimes and their perpetrators and Friday and Gannon are two of the force's finest. Ladies and gentlemen, the stories you are about to see are true. Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent. This is Dragnet 1970. Dragnet 1970 would mark the end of an era as Jack Webb would retire his legendary onscreen persona Joe Friday, although he would continue to executive-produce Harry potter
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