Dragnet 1967 Internal Affairs: DR-20 (Season 3, Episode 12)
TV-G
TV Episode | 30 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

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Dragnet 1967

Internal Affairs: DR-20 (Season 3, Episode 12)

TV-G

TV Episode | 30 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

Friday and Gannon work the Internal Affairs Division concerning an arrested man's accusation of police brutality by one of the officers. The main characters from Adam-12 appear as witnesses.

Director

Jack Webb

Writer

James Doherty (written by)

Producer

Composer

Cinematographer

Editor

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Edit Released

Updated Dec 12, 1968

Release date

Dec 12, 1968 (United States)

Awards

Series awards

2 wins & 2 nominations

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Cast	+ Add Cast
15 cast members

Name	Known for
Jack Webb Sergeant Joe Friday Sergeant Joe Friday See fewer	Dragnet (1951)
Harry Morgan Officer Bill Gannon Officer Bill Gannon See fewer	MAS*H (1972)
Martin Milner Officer Pete Malloy Officer Pete Malloy See fewer	Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
Kent McCord Officer Jim Reed Officer Jim Reed See fewer	Predator 2 (1990)
John McCook Ed Hillier Ed Hillier See fewer	The Bold and the Beautiful (1987)
Peter Duryea John Meadows John Meadows See fewer	Star Trek (1966)
Jack Sheldon Ted Nichols Ted Nichols See fewer	The Long Goodbye (1973)
Art Gilmore Lt. Moore Lt. Moore See fewer	Highway Patrol (1955)
Anne Whitfield Irene Hillier Irene Hillier See fewer	White Christmas (1954)
Hal England Harry Burns Harry Burns See fewer	Hang 'Em High (1968)
Penny Gaston Patsy Cronin Patsy Cronin See fewer	Interiors (1978)
Tracy Vance Mary Kay Morton Mary Kay Morton See fewer	The Fat Spy (1966)
Linda Weeks Alice Jenkins Alice Jenkins See fewer	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1963)
Clifford Sales Patrolman Tom Pollack (as Cliff Sales) Patrolman Tom Pollack (as Cliff Sales) See fewer	Beulah (1950)
Marco Lopez Jailer bringing Meadows & Nichols to IA (uncredited) Jailer bringing Meadows & Nichols to IA (uncredited) See fewer	Emergency! (1972)