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Police Woman

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Search complete. 12 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Police Woman".

Oct 15, 2026

Jim RomanovichHOST
36:46
The specific film in that, I should say, was Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, which I believe was written by film critic Roger Ebert.
Jim RomanovichHOST
36:54
Conn would direct occasionally, including a Leave It to Beaver episode, but he would be a supervising editor on shows like The Danny Thomas Show, December Bride, Eve Arden Show, and he was chief editor on many, many other shows, Beverly Hillbillies, Police Woman, The Fall Guy, and a lot more shows that you know very well.
Jim RomanovichHOST
37:15
Like many of our recent interviewees, 2012 seems to be a very bad year for them, as most of them died in 2012 for some reason, so far at least.
Jim RomanovichHOST
37:26
And Dan Conn is no exception, passing away of natural causes on November 21st, 2012.
Colby SmithHOST
57:30
This TV continuation, however, did have Shirley Jones playing Aunt Polly, so that's fun because he made a guest appearance on one episode of the Shirley Jones TV show, Shirley.
Colby SmithHOST
57:44
He is also in Alice, Soap, Police Woman, The Love Boat, Maude, Phyllis, the Mary Tyler Moore spinoff with Cloris Leachman, but he played a different character that very same year on the actual Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Colby SmithHOST
58:01
Two episodes of The Bob Newhart Show as different characters.
Colby SmithHOST
58:07
Night Court, Saved by the Bell, Father Dowling Mysteries.
D.L. HughleyHOST
2:36
Happy birthday to T-Pain.
D.L. HughleyHOST
2:37
Happy birthday to Angie Dickinson, Police Woman.
D.L. HughleyHOST
2:39
Remember she? Ooh, that was a cold piece there.
JuniusCORRESPONDENT
2:41
Mm-hmm.
Tom BarnardHOST
0:39
And there she is to tell us all about the magnificent news that's out there with everybody.
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:45
Angie Dickinson was probably best known for Police Woman.
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:47
Police Woman.
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:48
What was the
Tom BarnardHOST
0:50
name
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:50
of that cop show? Police Woman.
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:53
It was too basic to even remember.
Kristen BurtCORRESPONDENT
0:57
She also did Dressed to Kill, which was like a super sexy thriller.
KarenHOST
28:23
And films like Rio Bravo and Dressed to Kill.
KarenHOST
28:26
I never watched Police Woman.
KarenHOST
28:27
Did you?
GregHOST
28:28
No, I did not.
KarenHOST
28:47
Wanted to be a writer like her father who ran the local newspaper.
KarenHOST
28:51
She got her big break when director Howard Hawks cast her opposite John Wayne in Rio Bravo in 1959.
KarenHOST
28:59
She starred as Sergeant Suzanne Pepper Anderson in Police Woman.
GregHOST
29:03
Pepper.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
8:27
I am in full Angie Dickinson mode.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
8:30
Earl Holliman, who is her co-star in Police Woman.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
8:33
And what she said and what Earl Holliman both said is that they received a bunch of mail.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
8:39
There was a lot of conversation in the early 70s about the impact that women were seeing Police Woman and Pepper Anderson and they were entering law enforcement.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
8:50
And then that was again translated in the late 70s with Lucy Bates, and Joyce Davenport from Hill Street Blues.
Cynthia Bemis AbramsHOST
9:01
So these two characters, really the only two regular women characters from Hill Street Blues, one as a uniform-wearing cop and one as a public defender, there was all sorts of uptick.
Jim StormGUEST
51:33
I don't even remember what I did.
Steven TurekHOST
51:36
Well, since you do remember Police Woman, and I love Angie Dickinson.
Steven TurekHOST
51:39
I mean, who doesn't? What was it like working on Police Woman?
Jim StormGUEST
51:44
Well, how I got the part was really fun because the director, name slips my mind now, but He did Rebel Without a Cause, and he was the guy that went over the cliff in the car.
Jim StormGUEST
52:01
And I'm embarrassed because I should know his name.

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