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Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles

This one has come up a few times in the past, but now it's 50th anniversary business:
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The Partridge Family, "The Red Woodloe Story" (Jan. 1, 1971)

Immediately after that episode on ABC, WIlliam Windom appeared in age makeup on That Girl ("That Script") as a former novelist who hadn't written anything since his first wife passed away in 1936. Windom turned 13 in 1936.
 
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*Sigh.* Bad form, but usually somebody else would've posted in here by now.

Craig Hundley has the honor of subjecting Greg to a standard bit of family sitcom peer pressure:
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The Brady Bunch, "Where There's Smoke" (Jan. 8, 1971)

Slap the cuffs on me, I'll go peacefully.
 
He looks younger there than anything else I've seen him in. I never would've recognized him.

Suffering a bit of perspiration because his role as the inside man in a diamond exchange heist has been modified to involve rappelling down an elevator shaft:
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Hawaii Five-O, "Ten Thousand Diamonds and a Heart" (Jan. 6, 1971)
 
He looks younger there than anything else I've seen him in. I never would've recognized him.

Suffering a bit of perspiration because his role as the inside man in a diamond exchange heist has been modified to involve rappelling down an elevator shaft:
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Hawaii Five-O, "Ten Thousand Diamonds and a Heart" (Jan. 6, 1971)
What's in his left hand? At first glance I thought it was a cell phone, but it wouldn't be a cell phone in 1971.
 
Appeared to be a notebook. He had his pencil hovering over it just before he pulled out his handkerchief.
 
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Future Enterprise crewmen Paul Carr and Tony Call take a break from fighting during a 1966 episode of COMBAT!
 
The Twilight Zone, S5E15, "The Long Morrow": Star crossed lovers make a 40 year mistake starring Mariette Hartley (Zarabeth) and Robert Lansing (Gary Seven). Before leaving on a decades long space mission in suspended animation, astronaut Douglas Stansfield meets a woman and falls in love. She goes on ice (get it?) to wait for her man, while he takes himself off ice and lives in isolation for 40 years so to age as his love. Sad. :weep:
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