M Squad starring Lee Marvin (1959) "THE TEACHER" guests Burt Reynolds and Tom (Billy Jack) Laughlin! 

Indubidubly 🙂

You beat me to it. Tom Laughlin as Billy Jack was a bit of an icon in the style of Martial Arts that I studied. My instructor was a huge fan of him. One Tin Soldier. As far as Burt Reynolds goes, I'm wondering; where was Dom DeLuise?

Burt Reynolds. Before he needed gum spirits to keep his hair on his head.

That's too much awesomeness

​@@christopherbellore3511the dude that played Billy Jack is a d-list celebrity at best Burt Reynolds was a list all the way even when he had to go back on TV in the early nineties

His mannerisms never changed. Tom Laughlin was a good guy for sure.

That's right! Johnny Williams, as he was known then, also played piano with Henry Mancini on the "Peter Gunn" soundtrack.

@@TooleManTV Killer!!!

👴🏻🥃 IM SECURITY GUARD

And he was a lib. A hardcore lefty badass lib with an epic combo of physical skills & acting chops.

@UberLummox he'd probably be considered a right wing nut job now.

@@michaelward9880 How so?

How old are you? If you are my age, you wouldn't ask such a question.

You should see what he ends it with!

As everyone should

"Joeblow-ms3cv," and 'on the cuff' -- tricking his superior into coughing up the cost. This being 1959 television, appropriate for all ages and sensibilities, he REALLY started it off with a romp between the sheets with a clone of 1959 Angie Dickinson -- as was alluded to on the big screen 8 years later in the very rugged "Point Blank."

🥃👴🏻 WUTS POLICE SQUAD?¿

@@paulyricca3881 HA - you are UNEDUCATED

Laughlin played teens in the late '50's early '60's.

considering the amount of Brylcreem i bought over the years i am laughing real real hard.thanks,i think....!

Kid I grew up with lost all but 1 hair. I said butch, what are you going to leave your last remaining hair in your will? You should tie a blue ribbon around it, and he says AW SHUT UP! what a character. 34 years ago I was driving home to this house I had just bought and he says to me, were being followed! I said I don't see a car behind me. He says NO! THE CAR AHEAD OF US IS FOLLOWING US! I said well if he's ahead of us, how can he be following us! He says, WHENEVER YOU TURN ON YOUR TURN SIGNAL HE TURNS ON HIS! I said what? Did your brains fall out with your hair? Gee Miss the good ole days.

@@robertpeters4161 absolutely epic story. You shoulda been a writer for the Em Skwaud...

@@UberLummox I gotta learn how to read first.

@@robertpeters4161 Haha! 😁👍

@@UberLummox ha ha ha ha ha ha ha he he he he he he he he ho ho 2 dollar ho heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha HA AGAHHHHHH!!!! Leric 's from this punk band I heard when I was young. Too bad I don't know the name of the band or the song. Used to like listening to warped music when I was on 400 micrograms of white blotter acid.

He was 23 in 1959.

Looks 21 to me but to each his own

"galeschool," Good catch. And this being a TIGHT-BUDGETED half-hour, the brief, shot-on-location film footage is surely recycled in other episodes, to give "M Squad" audience the impression the entire series was filmed in the Windy City.

Chicago cops would have busted the kid up then dropped him off in wrong neighborhood

👴🏻🥃 YEAH , BAD

Their still out there depends on the state they stomp at.

Every Chicago neighborhood has its own gang

"Joeblow-ms3cv," . . . oh, precision, well-administered blows from a blackjack HURTS . . . even worse.

👴🏻🥃 PROVE IT

I thought the same thing.

@@saulchapnick1566 😫 WAIT WHAT? PROVE IT.

@@paulyricca3881 117 shootings over 4th of July; 17 dead. No wonder my recent college grad niece was able to buy a condo for next to nothing...

This episode is from 1959, a few years earlier than you mentioned. Between 1962 and 1965, Burt Reynolds played Quint in "Gunsmoke." He moved on to bigger and better things after that, including his own TV series.

@@TooleManTV Sorrey Tooleman, your absolutely correct ,Thanks .

@@seanstewart6893 No need to be sorry about anything. I appreciate your comments and insights about Burt Reynolds. He worked hard to find his place in Hollywood, and it paid off bigtime!

​@@TooleManTVI was wondering if you would be screening any more hard to find Early Burt Reynolds shows like The Everglades 2 episodes he appeard in, Route 66, FBI, Branded, Gentle Ben,and any tv interviews he did, seen the ones on youtube but their were so many more including a special when he came to England ,love to see that,love to get a dvd copy,I would pay good mony for that ,perhaps you would know were I can get a copy, Thanks.

👴🏻🥃 HE DIDN’T PLAY FOOTBALL HE PLAYED MAVELS

"hoosez," The GREAT opening title of Howard Duff's and Dennis Cole's "The Felony Squad" would be closer for inspiration for the Zucker Brothers' silliness. . . . . As I note elsewhere, the oh-so-admirable and sweet Eileen (Sue George), Burt's lady, being viciously gang assaulted by Tom's goons -- and probably raped too -- places this half hour episode above the platform for ridicule.

Groovy tunes

In the 60s and 70s the Chicago cops broke bones. Saw it many times. They don't just chat . Then they drop you off in the wrong neighborhood

@@sugarpuddin the Chicago way…Lloyd Pettit…a shot,,And a Goal😺

👴🏻🥃 IT WAS AL CAPONES FAULT

In all honesty, Chicago cops would break bones then drop you off in the wrong neighborhood

When they tired of the burned up Robert Taylor homes, they moved everyone and the crime down state. NYC learned and moved everyone up river

Wrong

But It's NOT in Color😮😢🍄🦅🚀😱💀

Then they moved them down state

🤣

Hell no.