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** SPOILERS** The late Connie Mack said "You can't win 'em all". I think that at the time he had just set a record for the longest losing streak in baseball history. Well, this one was a hiccup, at worst. The only real problem I have with it is Dan Mathews being the rescuer. I know - He was the star, and all that, but I think they could have given the actual rescue to Sergeant Walters (Stuart Whitman). Then, when the other guys arrived. right on the heels of Dan and the guy's wife, they already had a stretcher with them. If you watched the episode, they didn't have it before.

Still and all, it was a pretty good show. I didn't see the usual "drive safely" warning from Broderick after the drama. Nobody got shot, no car chases, no criminal activity in this one, just great community service which is all to often forgotten with today's headlines. I gave it an 8.

A newlywed couple goes camping in the California mountains and falls down a cliff. The wife goes for help but is too injured to tell police where to find her injured husband. A doctor diagnoses her with amnesia. Highway Patrol officers find a clue to the identity of the couple in the inscription in her wedding ring. Officers go to extraordinary lengths to identify and locate the husband. This episode showcases the dedication of law enforcement officers. Although this show was filmed in the 1950's, it highlights the importance of police officers, especially in situations where regular citizens are injured and in need of assistance. Thank your local law enforcement officers for their service.