The Streets of San Francisco: Season Two, Vol. 1
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Movie Reviews of The Streets of San Francisco: Season Two, Vol. 1
Movie Review: Fun old show!
Summary: 5 Stars
Great to watch the old Cops shows from the 70's, and this one was one of the better ones.Movie Review: Love the streets
Summary: 5 Stars
One reviewer stated that if it weren't for the cars and clothes you wouldn't know that this was filmed 35 years ago. How true, For my money this is one of the best series ever filmed. Kudos to Karl Malden one of the greatest actors ever. He totally owns this role and is unshakeable even after taking alot of verbal and physical abuse on the seies. What is interesting is that Maldens character can so easily connect with the city's working class characters. The city is populated with Runyonesque characters and great storylines. I heard that they were making another version of this show. I am not interested in seeing a bunch of rich yuppies and their problems. This show will forever be a classicMovie Review: great remastering job
Summary: 5 Stars
Ecellent remastering job on this series! If it wasn't for the classic cars and leisure suits, I would have thought it was shot in 2008!Movie Review: I love t his show
Summary: 5 Stars
It is a great DVD. Good stories, good acting. Also, it is amazing to see San Francisco as it was 35 years ago.Movie Review: Some things never get old.
Summary: 5 Stars
The Streets of San Francisco is a true walk down memory lane, with none of the boring projector slides and dusty photos in a shoe box. Each episode in this volume is packed with thick plots, great acting, and a bit of humor. The chemistry between Mr.Malden and Mr. Douglas is secret ingredient that really what makes this whole series groove. That and the endless array of guest stars. In what other series could you see Tiny Tim, Tom Bosley, and Patty Duke?
If you are hungry for a good, old cop drama served up with a smear of nostalgia, this will not let you down.