- (1960) Theater commercial (PSA): American Lung Association's Christmas Seals campaign, shown in theaters during intermission.
- (1954) Print ad: Chesterfield cigarettes.
- (1951) It was Webb's hands that were seen dropping the hammer during the Mark VII logo sequence at the end Dragnet (1951), Adam-12 (1968) and other series he produced.
- Unsold pilot: Produced a pilot for a proposed action series to be called "The Fighting Marines", based on true-life stories of the US Marine Corps.
- (1959) Unsold pilot Produced a pilot for an adventure series to be called "The Black Cat", about a San Francisco-based newspaper reporter.
- (1959) Unsold pilot: Hosted and starred in a pilot for an anthology series to be called, "Series I", which would have devoted episodes to a wide variety of adventure genres.
- (1960) Unsold pilot: Produced a pilot for a proposed sitcom called "Calvin and Clyde" starring Arthur Walsh and Ben Morris.
- (1961) Unsold pilot: Produced a pilot for a proposed sitcom about airline hostesses called "Coffee, Tea or Milk" starring Barbara Nichols.
- (1965) Unsold pilot: Produced a pilot for a series to be called "The Polly Bergen Show". The stories would have based on characters created by Patricia McGerr in her Selena Mead stories.
- (1970s) Narrated a training film for the US Postal Service entitled "Is It Worth It?", which detailed why Postal Service employees should not tamper with mail or steal from the US Postal Service
- (1949-55) Radio: Starred and produced the police drama, "Dragnet". The series co-starred Barton Yarborough and, later, Ben Alexander. NOTE: For the last four years of its radio run, the program also aired on television with many of its radio scripts being reused for the TV series.
- (1948) Radio: Starred in the radio series "Jeff Regan, Investigator", where he played a hard-boiled and underpaid operative of a private detective agency (CBS Radio).
- (1947) Radio: Starred in the series "Johnny Madero, Pier 23". NOTE: It was almost identical in style and plot to Webb's earlier radio series "Pat Novak for Hire", but that program continued with a different star after Webb left San Francisco for Hollywood, so the network was forced to change the program's title.
- (1946-47, 1949) Radio: Starred in "Pat Novak for Hire" initially a locally (San Francisco) produced radio series, where Webb's title character worked on the waterfront renting boats and worked as an unlicensed private detective. NOTE: Webb briefly resumed the series after moving to Los Angeles where his featured co-stars included Raymond Burr and Tudor Owen.
- (1946-47) Radio: Hosted a musical/variety radio series from San Francisco, "The Jack Webb Show" (ABC Radio).
- (1/13/53) Radio: Appeared in an episode of the "Martin and Lewis Show", in a comedy take-off of his show "Dragnet".
- (5/20/57) Guested on the daytime program "Club Sixty".
- (1951) Radio: Starred (as "Pete Kelly") in the series "Pete Kelly's Blues".
- TV commercial (PSA): American Red Cross, encouraging the wearing of seat belts.
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