Dragnet

Serie de TV
2003–2004
1h

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Ethan Embry and Ed O'Neill in Dragnet (2003)

Los detectives Joe Friday y Frank Smith investigan metódicamente los homicidios en Los Ángeles.Los detectives Joe Friday y Frank Smith investigan metódicamente los homicidios en Los Ángeles.Los detectives Joe Friday y Frank Smith investigan metódicamente los homicidios en Los Ángeles.

Creación
- Dick Wolf
- Jack Webb
Reparto principal

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Creación
- Dick Wolf
- Jack Webb
Reparto principal

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Episodios22

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DestacadoMejor puntuado2 temporadas3 años

Curiosidades
Ethan Embry had to temporarily bow out of filming for a few episodes, due to a sports injury. His character (Frank Smith) was said to be away caring for his ailing father.

Pifias
Beginning in season 2, Friday's voice overs at the beginning erroneously reference him and his partner. While this was correct in season 1 when both he and Frank Smith were detectives, in season 2, he is the lieutenant. As such, he was the unit supervisor and would not have a partner. He would supervise solo detectives or teams of detectives.

Citas
Det. Frank Smith: No, you're not A suspect, you're THE suspect.

Créditos adicionales
Jack Webb, creator of the series, does not receive screen credit.

Conexiones
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Banda sonora
Danger Ahead
(Theme From Dragnet)
Composed by Walter Schumann

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Comentarios

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Producers should make good TV, not cancel it.

What are the producers doing? They create a show which is good but the characters needed to be given time for viewers to be comfortable with. But in their all the same corporate panic stricken lack of mentality, they change them and when it makes the show worse the cancel it.

Ed O'Neil's Joe Friday was great, viewers needed to let him grow into the role, like Raymond Burr did with Ironside after Perry Mason. Ethan Embrey was more than quite capable as Bill Smith. I am of an older generation and just want to watch shows with good scripts and believable characters.

Some one have sense and bring it back as it was in the first few episodes, and like good wine let it mature.