O'HARA, U.S. TREASURY - MOONSHINE 

I've never seen an episode of this series read that it wasn't very good but I loved it maybe because of the gorgeous David Janssen but I'd watch the whole series if I could

I not sure i have ever seen, this show before. Very enjoyable, lovely to watch a show, that's not full of violence. I miss them old days. David, is excellent in this, but wasn't he always.

Grandpa Walton and the Skipper are in this episode.

Janssen was the coolest actor on the tube.

Sneaking around at night with white socks and white tennis shoes.

THANK YOU FOR SHOW

Thanks for good upload. Appreciate watching these great actors from old tv series.

These are pretty good. Thank you!

David Jansen, excelente actor! La serie es O Hara, o Harry O! Es una lástima que no estén traducidas estás series para poder disfrutarlas.

It is amusing and nostalgic to harken back to days when most Americans thought the govt was good. Hard to believe.

Good to see the "skipper"/Alan Hale Jr. here.

It is interesting to see Will Geer's and Alan Hale's performances.

David Janssen is not a poor old man he is a Star movie

11:08 How dare they treat Dabbs that way! He's a legend!

more episodes of this show would be awesome!

If the moonshine is in a plastic jug, don't drink it, use for cleaning stuff, sippin' shine only comes in glass jars.

thanks, looking forward to more

One of the Great short lived series, it was nice to see the Skipper. The Professor also made an appearance on an episode. I have all episodes on DVD, copied from a TV broadcast many years ago. Great post Paul. Thanks.

david janssen was like the bogart of 60's and 70's tv.

David is surely high on my list of favorites, but why does he walk and run so funny? That said, good wrestling moves.

russell wiggins was a really great actor. check out his role as billy in the gunsmoke episode the deadly innocent.

Boy what a classic

Yes, please put more up more episodes! They only made 23 episodes and I doubt it will ever be on DVD. THANKS!!!

Please if you can upload more episodes of this and episodes of Harry O. Thanks

It used to be on A&E years ago, I taped some episodes on VHS, but I cannot find it.

🇺🇲 *David Janssen* _(David Harold Meyer)_ - Mar. 27, 1931 - Feb. 13, 1980 - age: *40*

David Janssen looks and sounds like he had a taste or two of that moonshine.

Great dialogue.

Mark VII Limited/David Janssen Enterprises (1971)

Great upload of a series that I never got a chance to watch as it was on during my bedtime as a kid and it was a "school night". The one episode that I did get to see (thanks to my Father) was the one where O'Hara takes to the skies (with the help of the USMC) in an F4 to chase down some drug smugglers. There are two clips here on RU-vid with that scene but I really want to see the entire episode. I believe that was the Pilot episode. 6:02 Humm......wonder if he has a relative name Joe working for TWA or TransGlobal....?

Ross Elliott played two different teachers on leave it to beaver. mr. foster, julie foster's father, among them.

4 hours! wow out in the sticks are ya...lol..cool good to know!

David Janssen and Dabbs Greer appeared a lot together.

All copper rolled and crimped. No solder joints. That's the way to go.

i like it when he smashes his cadilac into the steam engine

This video distorts reality of actual Professional Generational Moonshine Culture that I grewup with, handed-down from generation to generation.

10:41 DABS GREER

This one several short lived tv series that was cancelled after the first season.

Poor old man. A good actor, made me feel sorry 😢 for him. In the end, he accepted it with grace. 😊😊😊😊

i thought moon-shiner's tasted their own brew before they sent the batch out. would harm their business if it turned out to be killing people. i know its strong brew, ive never had it

alex rocco played the dying drunk crawling across the floor at the beginning.

26:57 Quality pizza peele! 27:20 you ain't gotta be drunk to appreciate that Butt.

i don't recall the specifics, but at one point the head honcho at cbs changed and the new guy supposedly had a dislike of janssen. he quickly cancelled the actor's then current series and janssen swore never to do another tv series again; electing to do movies, made for tv movies and mini-series instead. does anyone have anything more specific about this? thanks.

I'm looking everywhere for episode 4, Operation: Bribery (since I'm a huge Victor Buono fan), can you upload it? Or write me if you have it?

i wonder if you might have any more episodes of O'Hara U.S. Treasury then could you please Post them here on RU-vid as you had done with this one

how did you find in such good quality? Where can I find more? Do you have the O'Hara US Treasury Pilot episode/movie Operation Cobra?

5:39 PAUL COMI

O’Hara, for Pete’s sake, buy yourself a pair of dark colored sneakers 👟. 🙄🙄

SKIPPEEEEEEERRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man, that opening bit was a little on the nose, eh?

32:55 ALAN HALE

why would you operate on someone who overdosed on moonshine?

Nice...got the drop off point, told no one till he came back...with two more dead....your tax dollars at work. Ha

A misfire from Jack Webb.

Great to have the chance to see this series, but man this episode was boring. Has all the hallmarks of a Jack Webb production: rapid-fire robotic line deliveries, heavy duty moralizing, and bland visuals. I guess the brief car chase wasn't bad.

Seven seconds End Credits! Way too rushed. Never seen that before (because it's usually the networks' standard allotment of 35 seconds). For viewers' and David Janssen's benefit a pity the writers didn't stretch out the story to include the big Saturday night dance with the country girls sure to be in fine form. Ginnie Mae and Ruthie Ann -- how's that for a cliche of names for hot, female hicks from Appalachia? Let's here it for Judith Brown, who co-stars as O'Hara's sexual pursuer Ruthie Ann! Alright! Coinciding with this era, early '70s, the becoming redhead starred in a number of exploitation flix with names like "Women In Chains," "Threesome," "The Big Doll House" (with Pam Grier) and "A Woman for All Men." I'm quite the admirer of Janssen's work in "The Fugitive" and "Harry O" -- series that bookend "O'Hara" -- and have devoured, over the years, the authorized DVD sets. "O'Hara" never appealed to me first run; watching this episode hasn't changed my opinion. However, I will share with all reading this fascinating thread that Janssen looks good here. By the time of "Harry O" he appears to have aged a decade from "O'Hara," not just the three and four years it was. Finally, a salute to Paul McGregor for posting. This was fun!

Oops, they bungled that arrest, stopping & taking cover prematurily, 11:16 not blocking the getaway car. 😃 Amateurish

Amateurs...don't know how to make shine and don't know how to run it. Radiators and plastic jugs? Antifreeze, not booze.

Unwatchable!