Can you pass this Adam-12 fan quiz?
How well do you know this classic police procedural?
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The classic cop show Adam-12 really earned the term "procedural." It portrayed the ins and outs of police procedures and even employed a real LAPD dispatcher to provide the voice for the dispatcher on the show! From the mundane to the dangerous to the downright weird, Officers Jim Reed and Pete Malloy faced it all.
Now you’re faced with 25 fun Adam-12 trivia questions. Can you get them all?
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When did Adam-12 premiere?
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In “Log 1: The Impossible Mission” which event caused Officer Pete Malloy to consider leaving the force?
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A "Code 211" is what type of radio call?
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In "Log 15: Exactly 100 Yards" Officers Jim Reed and Pete Malloy volunteer for which event?
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In "Log 105: Elegy for a Pig" who played Officer Pete Malloy's colleague and close friend Officer Tom Porter?
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In "Anniversary" who is Officer Jim Reed buying an anniversary gift for?
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The episode "Lost and Found" crossed over with which television show?
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In "Harbor Division" what type of tickets was Officer Pete Malloy selling?
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In "Venice Division" Officers Reed and Malloy engage in "high speed" pursuit with what?
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In "Excessive Force" what action is Officer Pete Malloy reprimanded for?
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In "Dana Hall" who played Officer Jim Reed's temporary partner Officer Dana Hall?
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In the series finale ("Something Worth Dying For: Part II") which action earns Officer Jim Reed the Medal of Honor?
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In "Badge Heavy" Officer Jim Reed reports fellow officer Charlie Burnside for which action?
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In "Ladies' Night" who played Officer Pete Malloy's dinner date Judy?
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In "Log 26: LEMRAS" what does the acronym LEMRAS stand for?
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In "Capture" what was slippery burglar Reno West's modus operandi (M.O.)?
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Jed Allan who played Burglar Reno West hosted a program both Martin Milner (Pete Malloy) and Kent McCord (Jim Reed) appeared on. Which program was it?
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Which distinguished guest did Officers Reed and Malloy ride with in "Clear with a Civilian: Parts I and II"?
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In "Log 73: I’m Still a Cop" what does Officer Pete Malloy do to earn the wrath of radicals at a local college?
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In "Log 132: Producer" what does Officer Jim Reed try to pawn off on others?
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In the episode "Roll Call" which fellow officer do Officers Reed and Malloy aid?
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Shaaron Claridge leant her real-life, professional experience to which role in Adam-12?
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What is a Code 7?
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In the episode "Gus Corbin" which future Hollywood star played Officer Jim Reed's temporary partner Officer Gus Corbin?
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Adam-12's last episode aired when?
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89 Comments
25/25! havent missed more than two or three episodes since i started watching in january. adam-12 is my all time favorite show, which is sort of strange since i'm 15, haha! usually kids my age are into much newer media, but i prefer the old stuff.
You got 21 out of 25. I rarely pay attention to the guest star's names.
You got 21 out of 25. I love the show but never paid attention to the guest stars' names. For example, Darren from Bewitched was in today's 1st episode, but I don't know his name.
Didn't get them all right, but the last question has a special place in my heart. That day I became a U.S. Marine. It's the day I graduated U.S. Marine Corps Boot camp at Parris Island South Carolina. Semper Fi Adam-12!
The best friend in my life, our class counselor, was one of the first women Marines of World War Two.
"The Marines I have seen around the world have the cleanest bodies, the filthiest minds, the highest morale, and the lowest morals of any group of animals I have ever seen. Thank God for the United States Marine Corps!" —Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945
"The Marines I have seen around the world have the cleanest bodies, the filthiest minds, the highest morale, and the lowest morals of any group of animals I have ever seen. Thank God for the United States Marine Corps!" —Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945
Didn't miss one. Adam-12 is my favorite show. When I was growing up my favorite t.v. shows were Adam-12, Emergency, Police Story and Dragnet. Which is what put me on the path to public service. I later became a Firefighter/Paramedic and went through the Police academy to become a Sheriffs deputy and later a SWAT Medic. Never get rid of these shows METV.
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22/25. One of my favorites and missed 3? Missed 3, 11, 15. This could have been a hour show. Just a really great show back then. Great cast. Like Malloy more than Reed. Nothing compares to this show today. Actually loved Dragnet, Adam 12 and Emergency. They were really great and relevant even today.
You got 25 out of 25
Did you cruise through this quiz or did you need help from a partner?
Did you cruise through this quiz or did you need help from a partner?
Unlike DRAGNET on Adam 12 we never got a final epilogue telling us what became of the criminals they arrested. The show just went abruptly to closing credits. ♣
I do not recall any of the several Dragnets doing that. Emergency did have a reflective montage though.
Actually ALL the Dragnets had a "final epilogue" telling the sentences the bad guys
got after being convicted. The stations you grew up watching Dragnet on must have lopped
off the ending for more commercial room. The JLTV network runs the original Dragnet from
the 1950's on Fridays at 5 PM.
They just ran the one with a very young Lee Marvin as a serial killer, it was riveting and better written than any of the color episodes from the late 1960's run.
If it's on You Tube, that episode is well worth checking out, Marvin was brilliant.
got after being convicted. The stations you grew up watching Dragnet on must have lopped
off the ending for more commercial room. The JLTV network runs the original Dragnet from
the 1950's on Fridays at 5 PM.
They just ran the one with a very young Lee Marvin as a serial killer, it was riveting and better written than any of the color episodes from the late 1960's run.
If it's on You Tube, that episode is well worth checking out, Marvin was brilliant.
Fantastic quiz! Really enjoyed this one. Well done, Christopher!