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When Robert Fuller was younger, he had so many great friends & starring in a lot of shows, he had so many great stories to tell, esp. during his days as a cowboy and a dancer. As he got older, he was raising animals on a farm and his voice has changed a few times, as well.

Pernell Roberts was a great rolemodel for me. I didn't even realized he would play a son on a groundbreaking TV show, before I would realized he would play a doctor, just like Robert Fuller did, before, but younger. In nearly the same situation as Fuller, Roberts also guest-starred in a lot of W...

Did Vicki get along with Bob Hilton, who served as the announcer?

At 1:09, my voice can be heard on the speakerphone on "The Larry Manetti Show." In this episode, to honor Marla Gibbs's 80th Birthday, whom I grew genuinely fond of, I asked him a question if he knew of her (being the Chicagoan that she was/still is), he said yes. In fact, in addition to being ...

At 19:45, Greg Kinnear reminds viewers to stay tuned as the USC Trojans try to clean up the College Mad House.

This song was written by Kent Henry, a popular worship singer, who encouraged Lenny to sing it. In it, he [Kent] wrote all about God's refuge & a fortress in whom God can trust.

The first episode ever not to feature Ed's diary about the episode, at the end of the show.

In "WHAT NOT TO DO," for 8:38 - David ridiculously said a clue that DID NOT fit the category, for "Salty Things," which was "Ocean Taffy." I wish he could get help.

It's those "WHAT NOT TO DO" things, where on 19:34 - Florence Henderson did not just use a prepositional phrase for "Canvas Things," but she also said something that did not fit the clue - in fact, an artist doesn't paint on a "Canvas," even if it's a painting surface that's used by an artist.

@bigdog75ish That's Wade Harper, played by Robert Fuller, whose character was the great, great grandson of Laramie's Jess Harper. He changed a lot!

Had Mary said "Train," not "Trail," in the Thing puzzle, "Santa Fe," then she would've had it all, but she blew it!

That was how Alan grew up to love Harry Morgan. For years as a kid, he watched Morgan's movies, before he would get hooked up on "Dragnet."

In every season, Steven Hill was the granddaddy of Law & Order, despite his departure from "Mission: Impossible."

She's 80 and is one of the few iconic comediennes (next to fellow star Charlotte Rae) who are still acting.

Harry Morgan saved the show! In fact, it was his first of 3 roles he would play in his long career.

Is there a website for Danny?

We love you, Harry! (1915 - 2011)

Man, he led a long life. 96 years and a loving family, with 3 successful TV series. May Harry R.I.P. - 04/10/15 - 12/07/11!

Why did George McGrath wanted to turn the "iguana," simply into a "Gila Monster," of the show of the same name?