I was going to say that!
Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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A few search terms weren't turning up any obvious results...has anyone posted a picture of Riddler henchman Roy Jenson impersonating the Caped Crusader...?
Bruce gives him a handshake accompanied by a good, loud crunching sound:
Batman, "When the Rat's Away the Mice Will Play" (Feb. 17, 1966)
Bruce gives him a handshake accompanied by a good, loud crunching sound:
Batman, "When the Rat's Away the Mice Will Play" (Feb. 17, 1966)
It's happened before, and there was a theory that since this is an "https" url, it won't support GoDaddy, which is an unsecure host - or something like that.
Yes, some firewalls are set up to block anything from an unsecured connection from displaying on a secure (https) page. It could be any hosting provider, it's just that you haven't opted for a security certificate (and the higher cost that goes with it).
Ha! Someone just pointed out that Servalan on Blake's 7 had one too! 
https://mobile.twitter.com/MakingBlakes7/status/1387305242006593538
https://mobile.twitter.com/MakingBlakes7/status/1387305242006593538
Guest furniture! It's Space: 1999 Day (the date the moon breaks away in the pilot episode), so I'm watching "Breakaway" and LO! Commander Koenig has the same taste in chairs as the Romulan Commander. (Only his Elda Chair is in 1970s white).
Wow! It's been twenty two years since the moon flew out of orbit; where does the time go?
You'd think someone would have noticed.
Nobody looks at the sky anymore. They're glued to their phones.
And just before we were going to examine that monolith.
Jeff Corey, looking like he's giving McGarrett the finger:
France Nuyen, looking like she just gave McGarrett a shoulder wound:
Hawaii Five-O, "Highest Castle, Deepest Grave" (Sept. 14, 1971; Season 4 premiere)
France Nuyen, looking like she just gave McGarrett a shoulder wound:
Hawaii Five-O, "Highest Castle, Deepest Grave" (Sept. 14, 1971; Season 4 premiere)
Mark Lenard, Charlie Picerni (Along with his brother, Paul, as the main bad guy, he was doing the stunts) in Captive Night, an episode of The Incredible Hulk!
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Barry Atwater and Argelian beauty Pilar Seurat in The Alfred Hitchcock Hour episode "You'll Be the Death of Me." It's a good one, too. With Robert Loggia, incidentally. It was on MeTV. I finally got to it on my DVR.
Thanks to my local library, I'm binge watching the complete WKRP in Cincinnati and, I know it's been said before, but Ian Wolfe as Hirsch, Mama Carlson's butler. I'm surprised he only appears in four episodes, I thought he was in more; he makes that much of an impression.
Nimoy was in the Wagon Train that MeTV was just airing, playing a Mexican type. He was all "the gringos" this and "the gringos" that.
It surprising how often Nimoy, whose heritage was Ukrainian Jewish, got cast as Latino or Native American.
Ok here is a great one!
On Mannix, episode "To Kill A Writer" 1968 we have Roger Korby (Michael Strong) and Ruk (Ted Cassidy) and Kirk's old love interest Ruth (Shirly Bonn).... Hey what's Ruth doing with Korby? Is she android also?
Too bad Korby and Ruk don't have a scene together and check out the fight between Mannix and Cassidy's character.....listen for a well know sound effect!
(dont know how to embed video here to play so click or copy link below
https://streamable.com/dwn2g4
On Mannix, episode "To Kill A Writer" 1968 we have Roger Korby (Michael Strong) and Ruk (Ted Cassidy) and Kirk's old love interest Ruth (Shirly Bonn).... Hey what's Ruth doing with Korby? Is she android also?
Too bad Korby and Ruk don't have a scene together and check out the fight between Mannix and Cassidy's character.....listen for a well know sound effect!
(dont know how to embed video here to play so click or copy link below
https://streamable.com/dwn2g4
Marj Dusay, in line-up...
...and behind bars...
...on suspicion of having assaulted Ken Berry (the accusation being what she's reacting to in the first photo).
Love, American Style, "Love and the Penal Code" (Sept. 17, 1971)
...and behind bars...
...on suspicion of having assaulted Ken Berry (the accusation being what she's reacting to in the first photo).
Love, American Style, "Love and the Penal Code" (Sept. 17, 1971)
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