Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles

Jay Robinson as a guillotine consultant who thinks Kolchak is crazy in the Night Stalker episode "Chopper" - about a headless biker out to decapitate the old gang members who decapitated him.






Gotta say the headless biker was horrifying - as in horrifyingly bad. A guy with his shoulders built up over his head. Looked ridiculous. Nowadays a guy with a green sock on his head and bingo!

 

Anthony Call in Fun And Games And Party Favors, an episode of The Fugitive!
JB

 

Antoinette Bower , "Sylvia" in Hogan's Heroes

 

Vic Perrin as a small town lawyer with the key to stopping a small town range war in the 1st season Have Gun Will Travel, "Show of Force." Made in 1957 - it's as old as me!

 

Have William Schallert, Will Travel.
The season 1 episode "The Long Night."

 

Whit Bissel as the proprietor of Deep West Hardware Store K7 ( ) in the Have Gun Will Travel episode "No Visitors."

 

On the 1971 1-season wonder "Bearcats," Leslie Parrish pops up long enough to provide Rod Taylor with someone to avenge.

 

How about the following..from 1953...this is the only episode known to exist..


Look carefully...

 

Discussed a while back here (link).

 

Warren Stevens as a cavalry officer trying his best to be a straight arrow, but finally giving in to gold fever, in the 1st season Have Gun Will Travel episode "The Yuma Treasure," written by Gene Roddenberry.

 

The Bearcats episode "Tiger, Tiger," has Morgan Woodward as a crazy old guy who likes to hunt men, Lawrence Montaigne as a flunky, and Byron Morrow as an Army post commander.

 

I figured this would be as good a thread as any to post this.

MeTV has launched a new subchannel MeTV+ to air shows in their library that they don't have room for on their regular channel.

I found it last night when I did a re-scan of my antenna last night.

I saw promos for 'The Rookies', 'The Mod Squad', 'Hawaii 5-0', and 'Mission: Impossible'.

More chances to catch TOS Era actors in surprising roles.

 

Why is everyone just sticking plus signs after their company names for their streaming sites or supplementary channels? It's getting very repetitive.

 

At least Antenna TV didn't go that route with their new 80s-90s subchannel; they named it 'Rewind'.

 

Because it's simple and descriptive?

 

Another Mannix triple feature....1968 "The Need For A Friend"
John Colicos (Kor) as David Barker
Barbara Babcock (Philana and Mia 3) as Lucille
Sam Gilman (Doc Holliday) as Tom Sommers

 

Brain, brain brain, what is brain?
Who does she pick Klink, Hogan or Schultz (I know nothing, nothing!)?
Marj Dusay (Kara) as Countess Marlene

 

I'm finding quite a few episode of Have Gun, Will Travel were written by Gene Roddenberry! This morning I watch the season 1 episode "Ella West," which was essentially The Taming of the Shrew, wherein Paladin was hired to civilize a Calamity Jane type. IMDB shows that Gene wrote 24 episodes between 1957 and 1963.