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| Peter Gunn | The
Fuse (images from episode) |
January 1959 | as
Sal. A gangster is blamed for the death of a union leader and hires
Peter Gunn to prove his innocence.
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| G.E. True Theater | Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home | January 1959 | as
Al
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| Richard Diamond, Private Detective | The
Sport (images from episode) |
February 1959 | as Tony Gino. A detective is hired to find a missing playboy with a gambling habit. | ||
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| Naked City | Ten
Cent Dreams (images from episode) |
March 1959 | as
Carlo. A
young immigrant hits a big score playing the numbers racket, but runs
into complications after collecting his winnings.
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| Sea Hunt | The
Dam (images from episode) |
March 1959 | as
Finch. There is sabotage of a turbo-electric dam located in a
desert area of a small country.
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| Sea Hunt | The
Briefcase (images from episode) |
May 1959 | as
USCG Captain Stevens. A diver has stolen a briefcase filled with
top secret papers.
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| Steve Canyon | Room 313 | May 1959 | as Aly Brahma. An East Indian potentate visits an air force base. When a reporter assigned to the story disappears, the Air Force officers discover a plot to assassinate the visiting dignitary. | ||
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| Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond | Echo (images from episode) |
June 1959 | as
Paul Marlin. A man is acquitted of the murder of his wife. To
escape questioning reporters, he flees to the country and begins to have
premonitions of his own murder.
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| Richard Diamond, Private Detective | Bookie (images from episode) |
October 1959 | as
Nate Muro. A bookie decides to bump off Diamond's police contact
for putting huge dents in his operation.
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| Mr. Lucky | 34
episodes (images from episodes) |
1959-1960 | as
Andamo. Two partners run a floating casino (later a restaurant).
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| The Twilight Zone | The
Four of Us are Dying (images from episode) |
January 1960 | as
Johnny Foster. A man is able to change his face and assume other
identities.
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| Comedy Spot | The Sky's The Limit | August 1960 | escapades
of three men as trainees at Naval air base in Pensacola, Florida
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| Laramie | A
Sound of Bells (images from episode) |
December 1960 | as
Angel Estrada. The Sioux are on the warpath and a disparate group of
refugees have taken shelter at a relay station.
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| Texas John Slaughter | A
Holster Full of Law (images from episode) |
February 1961 | as Cesario Lucero (deputy to the title character). A new sheriff must contend with a gang of rustlers lead by a possible murderer, | ||
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| Michael Shayne | Murder
is a Fine Art (images from episode) |
March 1961 | as Adam Quick. When an art dealer is found dead with Adam lying over the body unconscious, the police arrest the painter for murder. | ||
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| Zorro | Auld
Acquaintance (images from episode) |
April 1961 | as
Marcos Estrada. A pair of thieves plan to rob an army pay
wagon carrying 5000 pesos.
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| The Law and Mr Jones | The Enemy | April 1961 | as
Frank Brody. Jones wins freedom for an accused killer on the
plea that he needed psychiatric care. The day after he's released,
another murder is committed.
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| 87th Precinct | Occupation
Citizen (images from episodes) |
October 1961 | as
Joe Czepreghi.
A locksmith realizes two thugs used a key he made to enter their
victim's home. He must cooperate with the police, but the killers
are still free and their whereabouts are unknown.
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| Dr Kildare | Second
Chance (images from episodes) |
December 1961 | as
Mitchell. A
promising surgeon suffers an incurable creeping paralysis.
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| Stump the Stars | Game
show - 38 episodes (images from episodes) |
1962-1964 | as
himself. A pantomime guessing game with a revolving roster of
celebrities. Ross was frequently "anchor man" for his
team.
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| The Dick Powell Theatre | Everybody
Loves Sweeney (images from episodes) |
January 1963 | as
Vince Baker. Comedian
Sweeney Tomlin knows he's second-rate; his wife disagrees. A TV
critic doesn't share her confidence, so she insists he be sued for his
disparaging remarks.
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| The Twilight Zone | Death
Ship (images from episode) |
February 1963 | As
Lt. Ted Mason. An interplanetary expedition from earth finds an
exact duplicate of their ship and themselves crashed on the planet they
were surveying.
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| Dr Kildare | To
Each His Own Prison (images from episodes) |
May 1963 | as
Oscar Clayton. A man confesses to a crime then recants on the
grounds he was suffering from delirium tremens.
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| Bonanza | Little
Man, Ten Feet Tall (images from episode) |
May 1963 | as
Nick Biancci. An Italian immigrant, escaping the violence of
vendatta, finds trouble when his gifted son wishes to forego his music
for ranch life on the Ponderosa.
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| Wagon Train | The
Sam Pulaski Story (images from episode) |
November 1963 | as
Sam Pulaski. When New York street thug Sam Pulaski and his sister
join the wagon train, he is recognized as the leader of a gang.
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The Danny Thomas Show (a/k/a Make Room for Daddy) |
The
Two Musketeers (images from episode) |
December 1963 | as
Bertie (Copa Club musician). A musician is in debt to a gambler.
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| Vacation Playhouse | I
and Claudie (images from epilogue) |
July 1964 | as
Claudie Hughes. A pair of traveling buddies have a difficult time
towing their trailer down the road without an auto until they are
befriended by a pair of pretty blonde sisters.
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| The Man from Button Willow | Animated movie | April 1965 | voice
of Andy Svenson. An undercover operative for the U.S. is sent to
San Francisco to find a missing Senator.
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| The Wild Wild West | 95
episodes (images from Season One) (images from Season Two) (images from Season Three) (images from Season Four) (images from Wild Wild West Revisited) (images from More Wild Wild West) |
1965-1969 | as
Artemus Gordon - and a cast of hundreds! |
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| What's This Song | Game show | 1965 | as
himself. Contestants must guess the title of a song played, with
bonus points for singing the first two lines.
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| Password All-Stars | Game show | May 1965 | as
himself
(Ross vs. June Lockhart). Word guessing game.
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| The Mike Douglas Show | Talk show | December 1966 | as
himself
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| Joey Bishop Show | Talk show - 9 appearances | 1967-1969 | as
himself
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| Dean Martin Comedy Hour | Variety show - 2 appearances | November
1967 February 1970 |
as
himself |
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| The Pat Boone Show | Variety show - 2 appearances | December
1967 January 1968 |
as
himself |
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| You Don't Say | Game Show | December 1968 | as
himself. Two teams had to guess the name of a famous person by
giving clues of words that sounded like part of the person's name.
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| The Hollywood Squares | Game show - 19 appearances | 1968-1975 | as
himself. Contestants must guess if celebrity answers to questions
are true or false.
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| It's Your Bet | Game
show - 15 appearances (daily show - for 3 weeks) |
1969 (also 1972) | as
himself. Two celebrity couples played for various points, betting
on his/her spouse's ability to answer a question.
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| The Carol Burnett Show | Variety show - 2 appearances | March
1969 November 1970 |
as
himself |
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| Mitzi Gaynor's 2nd Special | Variety show | October 1969 | as
"Red Butter" in a skit spoofing "Gone with the
Wind".
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