Speaking of John Hoyt, he popped up this afternoon on an episode of the 'Lawman' as a supposed frontier Judge, who in reality, is a bank robber.
Trek guest actors in maybe surprising roles
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If you tuned into NBC on May 25, 1967, you'd be treated to this surprising combination:
Yes, that's Jeffrey Hunter back-to-back on Daniel Boone followed by Star Trek. This combo only existed in the summer rerun schedule, not the original. I discovered it while preparing tonight's broadcast.
Which, by the way, you're all invited to.
We'll be showing both shows in their entirety (and also the following Dragnet '67).
Join us at 7:30pm tonight (Eastern or Pacific -- we do it twice) for the fun. Love to have ya!
Yes, that's Jeffrey Hunter back-to-back on Daniel Boone followed by Star Trek. This combo only existed in the summer rerun schedule, not the original. I discovered it while preparing tonight's broadcast.
Which, by the way, you're all invited to.
We'll be showing both shows in their entirety (and also the following Dragnet '67).Join us at 7:30pm tonight (Eastern or Pacific -- we do it twice) for the fun. Love to have ya!
Whit Bissell, Ted Gehring, Harry Townes, Bill Zuckert, Pete Kellett (as an extra) in Scapegoat, an episode of The Fugitive!
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Jane Wyman is currently appearing on an episode of 'Love, American Style'.
When was Jane Wyman on Star Trek? Or did you mean Jane Wyatt?
Yes, Jane Wyatt. Damn autocorrect.
I'm surprised an autocorrect program would have actor names from that far back in its database.
He never appeared on Star Trek, that I'm aware*, but in the cast for that episode I see Hal Needham, who was a stunt man in practically everything during the 1960s, stunt coordinator for practically everything during the '70s, and directed a bunch of popular "fast cars and explosions" movies during the '80s.Natalie Norwick (Martha Leighton from "Conscience of the king") as one of five innocent people being held hostage by a crazy french trapper in the Have Gun - Will Travel episode "Ambush."
* EDIT:
I take that back: he's credited as Gary Lockwood's stunt double in "Where No Man Has Gone Before".
Byron Morrow, Walt Davis in Kill Oscar-Part Three, an episode of The Bionic Woman!
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Looks like he received same billing on several of his earlier appearances on that series. Maybe because that was the legal full name from his SAG membership or casting agent's records?
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