Ep 20. Log 73 -- I'm Still a Cop
- TV-NR
- February 22, 1969
- 24 min
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7.1 (125)
Adam 12 is a classic police procedural drama that follows the lives of LAPD officers Pete Malloy (played by Martin Milner) and Jim Reed (played by Kent McCord) as they patrol the streets of Los Angeles in their police car, Adam-12. The show is known for its realistic portrayals of police work and its emphasis on the human aspect of law enforcement.
In season 1 episode 20 titled "Log 73 -- I'm Still a Cop," Pete and Jim are dispatched to a call involving a robbery and possible shooting at a local market. When they arrive on scene, they find the owner of the store and his daughter in a state of shock and the store in disarray.
The officers quickly gather information from witnesses and determine that the suspects fled on foot. They organize a search of the area and track down two suspects who match the description provided by the witnesses. During the pursuit, Pete and Jim use their knowledge of the area to their advantage, navigating through the streets and alleys to corner the suspects.
As the investigation continues, the officers encounter various challenges and obstacles. They are pulled away from the case by multiple calls for service and face resistance from some of the witnesses they interview. However, they remain focused and determined to solve the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Throughout the episode, Pete and Jim's dedication to their job and their commitment to serving their community is highlighted. They face danger and adversity on a daily basis, but they find purpose and fulfillment in their work.
"Log 73 -- I'm Still a Cop" is a compelling and engaging episode of Adam 12 that showcases the show's strengths in storytelling and character development. It is a reminder of the important role that law enforcement plays in our society and a tribute to the men and women who serve and protect our communities every day.