Adam-12

Kristin Nelson, Gary Crosby, and Chief of Police Edward M. Davis are credited during the opening sequence.

Sian Barbara Allen, Kristin Nelson, and Norman Alden are credited during the opening sequence.

Kent McCord's daughter Kristen appears in this episode as Debra. She is playing hopscotch when Reed pulls up behind Malloy's abandoned car.

When the car thieves were apprehended PlastiCuffs (plastic handcuffs) were used instead of metal handcuffs.

When Reed lunges to stop the runaway baby carriage, it stops a split second before he actually touches it.

We find out Reed's middle initial in this episode. Full name is James A. Reed. The man who's credit referenced in this episode is for a James G. Reed

Johnny Rodriguez, who appeared as the motorcycle rider who struck a pedestrian, is a country music artist who had a string of hits in the 1970's and 1980's. He was credited as a special guest star in this episode, and this is his only credited acting role to date.

The first scene of Part Two is a replay of the final three-minute-long scene from Part One.

This episode ends with a Jack Webb voiceover: "Next week, the conclusion of 'Air Support'"

A driver does not yield the right of way to a pededstrian at a crosswalk and fails to use his right-turn signal when making a turn. When he asks Reed why he was stopped by the police, Reed tells him it was because of the infraction involving the pedestrian, but no mention of the turn signal infraction is made. Either Reed thought it wasn't important, or it wasn't written into the scene and the extra driving the car just forgot to use the turn signal.

In a bit of interesting casting, Rachel Romen, who portrayed the woman who Malloy correctly suspected of murdering her mentally disabled husband, previously portrayed the wife of Malloy's slain best friend in the Season 3 episode "Elegy for a Pig."

In a rare, but glaring, directing error, Malloy and Reed fail to handcuff the gas station robbery suspect until after they question him, despite the fact he had just led them on a dangerous high speed chase and was suspected of shooting at the attendant.

This is the first episode where we learn Malloy's nickname from when he first entered the force, "The Strawberry Fox."

Watch for a cameo of Shaaron Claridge who we hear every episode as the ever-familiar female dispatcher's voice.

The sound of a moving traincan beheard prominently during the chase scene at the rail yard, but it is obvious from the different camera angles that there isn't a moving train.

This episode concludes with a title card reading "To Be Continued in Part II", and a voice over by Jack Webb: "Travel with Officers Reed and Malloy, as they continue their ride with the commissioner."

Leo Gordon is credited as the writer of this episode and also plays the role of the fugitive at the hotel. His wife, Lynn Cartwright, also appears in this episode as the woman who is suffering from withdrawal convulsions in her car.

This is the first appearance of Officer Jerry Burns, who will be played by Fred Stromsoe on a recurring basis for the remainder of the series.

This is the second time that Adam-12 and Emergency! crossed over on screen. The first time was in the Emergency! pilot, "The Wedsworth-Townsend Act."

This episode was notable for featuring three children of iconic musical performers: Gary Crosby, Christina Sinatra, and Frank Sinatra, Jr. They were credited together at the end of the episode.