Clear with a Civilian: Part 1

Episode aired Jan 10, 1973
TV-PG
25m

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7.9/10

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Reed returns from the flu and half the other officers have caught his bug. He and Malloy get drafted to double shift to night watch. Finally, Mac asks them to host a civilian police commissi... Read allReed returns from the flu and half the other officers have caught his bug. He and Malloy get drafted to double shift to night watch. Finally, Mac asks them to host a civilian police commissioner, and they get a surprise.Reed returns from the flu and half the other officers have caught his bug. He and Malloy get drafted to double shift to night watch. Finally, Mac asks them to host a civilian police commissioner, and they get a surprise.

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Code 7 At The Station

(*Sergeant MacDonald quote*) - "Okay. Let's hit the streets."

It's yet another busy shift for the guys from Adam-12.

From a man holding a hostage at gunpoint, to traffic violations, to robbery - Officers Reed and Malloy handle it all as best they can.

In the meantime - The new police commissioner makes an appearance at the police station.

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Trivia
Robert Donner appears in this story in the role of Harry Rustin, a suspect arrested by Reed and Malloy. He had appeared in earlier stories as TeeJay, an ex drug addict working as an informant for the two officers. He would only appear one more time, after this segment, in the role of TeeJay. The character of TeeJay is mentioned by Reed in part 2 of this two-parter, although TeeJay is not seen.

Goofs
When Malloy begins to walk the handcuffed gunman away, a real police officer appears in the background directing traffic away from the filming scene.

Quotes
Officer Jim Reed: [to Malloy following Reed's foot pursuit, where Reed lost the suspect in taking a fall] You, uh... you're okay, I mean, you didn't skin your knuckles on the radio or anything did you?
Officer Pete Malloy: [somewhat sarcastically] No, no, I'm fine. You're a mess.
Officer Jim Reed: [about his case of the flu, which he passed around the station] Well don't pick on me, all right? I've been sick.