Mark Goddard. He was soooo cool on List in Space. I wanted to be Major West. Unfortunately, I was more Will Robinson. Which isn’t a bad thing but I just thought Goddard was cool.
There a load of Nero wolf radio shows available on podcasts. Sydney greenstreet among others. This would have made a great TV series. Pity archiexwouldchave given shatner a great oportunity to show his comic talent.
Captain's Log Stardate 4512.7 While on route to 'WOLF" 359 The enterprise was suddenly caught in an extra dimensional portal where we came in contact with a Being called "Nero Wolfe"
Why did they think that making a pilot in which your title character has a cold was a good idea? Couldn't that have waited until later in the series (if there had been one)? And the Wolfe here is a bit too expressive. But Shatner is an awesome Archie!
You missed the wannabe spinoff of Emergency! about the animal control agents, so forgettable I forgot what is was called. But it did get aired once no doubt because of Jack Webb
"An accident has occurred; a man has been critically injured. Without surgery, he has one hour to live; one golden hour. He will be rushed to a place where surgeons stand ready around the clock, and they will start to operate minutes after he's brought through the door. The man will survive because he has been taken to... a Trauma Center." Thomas Gibson as Dr. Michael Royce aka Cutter Dave Bautista as John Six Lesli Kay as Dr. Bridget Blaine Kirsten Dunst as Nurse Hooter Stephen Collins as Dr. Charles Sternhagen Josh Charles as Sidney "Hatter" Pacelli Patrick Dempsey as Brian Mason Bridget Moynahan as Caroline Mason Kathy Bates as Nurse Amy Decker Morris Chestnut as Dr. Nate "Skate" Baylor Chris Pine as Dr. Bill "Beaver" Bouvier and Samuel L. Jackson as Buck Williams
What a crazy time we're living in! Seeing literary agencies partnering with self-publishing companies is very alarming. Authors need to be extra vigilant and protect themselves from potential scams.
The 1970s was the very last decade of the great American era from 1950 to 1980, the midst 80s everything changed from affordable house to computer chips in cars, in the 1960s buying individual bottle water was a joke if you wanted to drink water just go to the nearest garden house lol
25:21- Edwin Fadiman previously supervised and packaged the 1950-'51 NBC radio series featuring Sydney Greenstreet as "Nero"- and at least *six* different actors appearing as "Archie Goodwin" during the run of that series. All episodes are posted on RU-vid.
This was great. A sham they didn't make more of them. But hey, perhaps there'd have never been the Captain Kirk we all love if it had gone on for years. Thanks for sharing.
