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Hey everybody welcome to literally and welcome to our hundredth episode

Thank you so much for listening and what I'm hearing from people that I run into who who enjoy this show it really warms my heart and

We wouldn't be at a hundred if it weren't for you. So first of all, thank you for listening and we are delivering for you

On the hundredth episode. I believe this is my favorite episode I've ever recorded and it I don't think it's even close

It's with Michael Douglas and I don't want to say anything more. I just want to get into it

so happy one hundredth episode and

Wow, this is this one was something else here we go

Tell me what television was like in the 70s when you were doing streets of San Francisco. What was that like?

Well

Street to San Francisco first of all was shot in San Francisco which is a rarity that right on her

It was a rarity. It was a rarity for a couple of reasons when you shoot our location

It's a six-day week

Those days you shoot you work Saturday too. So we would we would so we moved up there

But what it did Rob is it basically trained me was the first year of streets of San Francisco

Was the result of a lawsuit that Quinn Martin the producer

Quinn Martin had all these shows back that FBI

Barla B. Jones

Quincey all of those shows that he had and so this was at lawsuit that he won from ABC

And we started in 171 72 and I know this is hard for a lot of your listeners to realize

But ABC was just the beginning of the third network on television. There was CBS NBC and

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