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Adam-12· Season 5 · Episode 15

Clear with a Civilian: Part 2

S05E15·7.0·January 17, 1973·30m·NBC

While on second shift, Malloy and Reed take Police Commissioner Dixon on a ride-along. They encounter a bar owner who locked a naked, elderly man inside, a fight with a knife-wielding man and another man with a gun, and a missing 17-year-old deaf boy with mental instabilities, which Reed recognizes as the boy that escaped his foot pursuit in the previous episode.

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#10In Season 5of 15 rated episodes
#72All-timeof 87 rated episodes
−0.8vs season avgSeason 5 averages 7.8
1973First airedJanuary 17, 1973

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