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cordeliachase said:
And also "Route 66"
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Favorite "Before They Were Famous" Appearance
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And also "Route 66"
Let's not forget Charles Bronson who was in the same Twilight Zone episode as Elizabeth Montgomery.
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Corky Marlowe said:
In a similar vein, there should be a YouTube of a young Tiger Woods (cannot remember his age, but ought to have been 6 or less) on The Mike Douglas Show. First time I saw that was the CBS special "50 Years at Television City".
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Stanislav said:
He also did something similar on The Fairly Odd Parents (One of my daughter's favorite cartoons) as Catman, but Timmy Turner tells him "No you're Adam West, the actor who played him 40 years ago!!!" It was funny that he used his real name but they called his character Catman instead. But then they had some bits about him cleaning himself like a cat.
I recall seeing Adam West and Clint Eastwood in "Maverick" and Jack Nicholson in an episode of
"Hawaiian Eye."
"Hawaiian Eye."
John Ritter playing a hippie who found a bag of cash and the moral dilemmas that went along with that, on "Hawaii Five-0"Mark_Giardina said:
...IIRC, Alley was also a contestant on Password Plus.cowboybud said:
...also in Chicago commercials: Shelley Long, pre-Cheers, as the spokeswoman for the Homemakers furniture store chain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af7MLGd5SUM ...KeithE4 said:
Vanna White was a contestant on "The Price Is Right." She
never made it out of Contestants' Row.
Charles Bronson once appeared in an episode of "The Millionaire"
as a man who uses his million to get a sight-restoring operation
for his girlfriend. He then becomes concerned that she won't want
anything else to do with him when she sees how homely he is. But
happy ending: she's even crazier about him when she sees him.
Denver Pyle, before he played Briscoe Darling on "The Andy Griffith
Show" or Uncle Jesse on "The Dukes Of Hazzard," also appeared on
"The Millionaire," as an old prospector who takes his million and heads
for Las Vegas (I don't know if he blows it all or not).
And there are several who appeared in episodes of "The Adventures Of
Superman," including Hugh Beaumont, Chuck Connors, Paul Burke, and
Joi Lansing.
never made it out of Contestants' Row.
Charles Bronson once appeared in an episode of "The Millionaire"
as a man who uses his million to get a sight-restoring operation
for his girlfriend. He then becomes concerned that she won't want
anything else to do with him when she sees how homely he is. But
happy ending: she's even crazier about him when she sees him.
Denver Pyle, before he played Briscoe Darling on "The Andy Griffith
Show" or Uncle Jesse on "The Dukes Of Hazzard," also appeared on
"The Millionaire," as an old prospector who takes his million and heads
for Las Vegas (I don't know if he blows it all or not).
And there are several who appeared in episodes of "The Adventures Of
Superman," including Hugh Beaumont, Chuck Connors, Paul Burke, and
Joi Lansing.
I just saw Edward Platt -the Chief of Control (Get Smart)on The Rifleman. Would you believe it? Would you believe Pinky Lee?
I just recently saw an episode of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea with Edward Platt on ME TV that came on just before Get Smart on a late Saturday night when I can actually watch them.
Here's another one: Joan Collins on Star Trek.
Here's another one: Joan Collins on Star Trek.
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therealjm12 said:
I find that hard to believe.
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Would you believe Waldo The Wonder Walrus?
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therealjm12 said:
We are getting MeTV in Miami in 3 weeks! Would you believe?
www.wouldyoubelieve.com
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Tim L said:
I might also add Claude Akins to the list of future stars who appeared on "Superman" episodes; he also appeared on an "I Love Lucy" episode set in Florida.
I mentioned Charles Bronson and Denver Pyle as recipients of John Beresford Tipton's million-dollar checks; I found a couple more names: William Hopper and Peter Graves, and I think I've seen a picture of Michael Anthony delivering a check to Inger Stevens. Go to "The Millionaire" website; there's a long list of future stars who appeared on that show.
Two of the most memorable "Twilight Zone" episodes also featured future stars: Bill Mumy ("Lost In Space") as a child with a supernatural power over the people in his town, and William Shatner as an airline passenger convinced he sees an alien-looking man outside his window.
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