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Crew: Director
Synopsis: Quincy (Jack Klugman) and Sam (Robert Ito) come across a human skull while travelling through the desert. With the help of forensic artist Lynn Peters (Zohra Lampert), Quincy concludes that the skull is that of a controversial labor leader who had mysteriously vanished a few years back (guess Read More
Crew: First Assistant Director
Actors: The Mothers of Invention, Theodore Bikel, Ringo Starr, Janet Ferguson, Lucy Offerall
Synopsis: Less a movie than a purposely crude series of musical vignettes and inside jokes for die-hard fans, Frank Zappa informs viewers in the opening scene that "Touring can make you crazy, ladies and gentlemen, and that is what 200 Motels is all about." The rest of the plot-less production is filled Read More
Actors: Romy Schneider, Donald Houston, Dennis Waterman, Patricia Blake, William Dexter
Synopsis: The British/American co-production My Lover, My Son stars Romy Schneider as Frances, the unhappy wife of businessman Robert (Donald Houston). When her lover is accidentally drowned, Frances turns to her teenaged son James (Dennis Waterman) for comfort. Her husband doesn't like this set-up and Read More
Synopsis: Captain Kirk and the Enterprise become unwitting parties to the quest for a legendary, utopian planet in this episode from the third season of the well-known science fiction series. When the starship Aurora is stolen, the Enterprise is ordered to capture the hijackers. When Read More
Synopsis: Captain Kirk and several other Enterprise crew members are captured by a race of aliens with immense mental powers in this episode of the original Star Trek television series. The trouble begins soon after the Enterprise's arrival on the planet of Platonious, so that Dr. McCoy can provide medical Read More
Synopsis: After coming into contact with an uncharted planet, a series of mysterious disappearances begins to decimate the crew of the starship Enterprise in this installment of the 1960s science fiction television series. The rash of disappearances begins after a landing party explores the planet Scalos Read More
Synopsis: The future of O'Rourke Enterprises is threatened by the arrival of Major Duncan (James Gregory). Not that Duncan suspects that anything crooked is going on: It's just that he is impressed by Sgt. O'Rourke (Forrest Tucker) and wants to promote him to lieutenant. Realizing that such a promotion Read More
Synopsis: Julie Newmar guest stars as Yellow Bird, a white girl stolen by Apaches in infancy and raised as one of their own. Hoping to collect a huge reward, O'Rourke (Forrest Tucker) offers to rescue Yellow Bird on behalf of her father, millionaire mining tycoon Gideon D. Jeffries (Jacques Aubuchon). Read More
Synopsis: Forrest Tucker plays a dual role in this episode as both Sgt. O'Rourke and O'Rourke's Irish-born father. Arriving in Fort Courage fresh from the Emerald Isle, the bombastic elder O'Rourke quickly sets abuout transforming the fort into an American replica of the Auld Sod. When it becomes obvious Read More
Synopsis: A mosquito bite gives Martin (Ray Walston) a case of "sympsympatheticus", causing him to act and think like a race horse named Sweet Sue, which had also been bitten by the same insect. At the same time, Sweet Sue has begun displaying Martin's behavior and intellect! The outcome of the story hinges Read More
Synopsis: As we all know, the members Hekawi Indian tribe are not fighters, but lovers: after all, they invented the peace pipe. Thus, Hekawi chief Wild Eagle (Frank De Kova) is both perplexed and disturbed when the Council of Indian Nations orders his tribe to go on the warpath. To prevent Wild Eagle from Read More
Synopsis: F Troop launches its second season with the series' first color episode, in which Paul Lynde guest stars as singing Mountie Sgt. Ramsden, an incongruous new arrival at Fort Courage in Kansas. When not entrancing Wrangler Jane (Melody Patterson) with his splendid tenor voice, Sgt. Ramsden is Read More
Synopsis: Richard X. Slattery guest stars as Col. William Bartlett, the latest in a long line of Inspector Generals whose mission is to make life miserable at Fort Courage. Theorizing that a fort is only as good as its bugler, Bartlett demands to hear a reindition from F Troop's resident horn-tooter Read More
Synopsis: Once again, Tim (Bill Bixby) is victimized by the sinister minions of the enemy spy organization CRUSH. This time, Tim is held captive by CRUSH mastermind Butterball (Larry D. Mann), who thinks that our hero has information concerning the "good" espionage agency TOPSEEK. How will Martin (Ray Read More
Synopsis: Contacting the dreaded Martian "Virus M", Tim (Bill Bixby) develops red stripes on his face. Will Detective Brennan (Alan Hewitt) tumble to the fact that Martin (Ray Walston) is the source of this affliction? Nope: Brennan assumes that the red stripes are the result of a virus that Tim brought Read More
Synopsis: While on a dusting binge, Mrs. Brown (Pamela Britton) activates Martin's Personality Alternator--and is instantly transformed into a thief. Before the process can be reversed, Mrs. Brown hatches a scheme to steal the fabled Slotkin Diamond. As it turns out, someone has beaten her to it, but Mrs. Read More
Synopsis: Agarn (Larry Storch) unwittingly becomes the third corner of a romantic triangle involving a gorgeous Sicilian girl named Gina (Leticia Roman) and her hot-blooded suitor Mario (Joby Baker). As a result, Agarn is literally a marked man: it so happens that Mario is a member of a secret terrorist Read More
Synopsis: The entrepreneurial Sgt. O'Rourke (Forrest Tucker) may have to relinquish ownership of the Fort Courage saloon to blackmailing con artist Dan Larson (Peter Leeds). Determined to hold on to his ill-gotten gains, O'Rourke conspires with his confederate Agarn (Larry Storch) to beat Larson at his own Read More
Synopsis: While shopping at a department store, Martin (Ray Walston) takes a whiff of the new cologne "Home Fatale"--and promptly freezes in a mannequin-like posture. Unless Tim (Bill Bixby) can take him home to reverse the process, Martin will remain a permanent clothes dummy. Unfortunately, the store Read More
Synopsis: Because of new orders issued by Washington, everyone at Fort Courage is transferred to another outpost--everyone but Corporal Agarn (Larry Storch). On his own for the first time in his military career, Agarn is saddled with the duty of training the newly arrived "G Troop"--which in its own way is Read More
Synopsis: Needing help to repair his spaceship, Martin (Ray Walston) activates the CCTBS time machine and summons up his old friend Leonardo Da Vinci (Michael Constantine). Unfortunately, Leonardo spends most of his 20th-century visit bemoaning the fact that all of his inventions have been credited to Read More
Synopsis: A crisis develops when Martin (Ray Walston) develops an allergy to his brain-power pills, breaking out in embarrassing green blotches. Thinking quickly, Martin feeds the pills to Tim (Bill Bixby), figuring this will make Tim smart enough to discover a cure for the allergy. Trouble ensues when Read More
Synopsis: Thanks to Martin's Molecular Reassembler, Martin (Ray Walston) and Mrs. Brown (Pamela Britton) swap personalities and intellects. Complications ensure when Detective Brennan takes Martin-as-Mrs. Brown on a date, for the purpose of proposing marriage. Meanwhile, Mrs. Brown-as-Martin is coming Read More
Synopsis: In the conclusion of My Favorite Martian's two-part Season Three opener, Martin (Ray Walston) and Tim (Bill Bixby) are still stuck in the West of 1849, still endeavoring to return to the 20th century via their "CCTBS" time machine. Joining a wagon train headed for California, they are victimized Read More
Synopsis: A mineral deficiency called "gold starvation" temporarily gives Martin (Ray Walston) the Midas touch--that is, everything he touches turns to gold. Though he valiantly tries to hide this cumbersome talent, Martin "gold-izes" a dinner roll, which is discovered by snoopy Detective Brennan (Alan Read More
Synopsis: My Favorite Martian launches its third and final season with its first color episode, and its first (and only) two-part story. In his efforts to return to the moment just before he crash-landed on earth in 1963, Uncle Martin (Ray Walston) deploys his Cathode-Ray Centrifugal Time Breakascope--which Read More
Synopsis: This episode is set in a tiny Caribbean dictatorship, where resistance leader Dr. Delgado (Ken Renard) has been placed in a zombie-like trance at the behest of the despotic El Supremo (Claude Akins) and corrupt police chief Captain Ramirez (Rodolfo Acosta). Hoping to rescue Delgado, Solo and Illya Read More
Synopsis: Unbeknownst to Mrs. Brown (Pamela Britton), that wine bottle she has packed in a CARE package bound for Baghdad contains a "reduced" Uncle Martin (Ray Walston). Upon his release from the bottle, Martin is mistaken for a genie by a lovestruck Middle Easterner named Abu (Paul Verdier). Proclaiming Read More
Synopsis: Several years removed from her most famous TV role as nurse Consuelo Lopez on Marcus Welby MD, Eleana Verdugo appears in this episode as former Hooterville resident Mary Jane Hastings. Now a prominent big-city executive, Mary Jane returns to her home town, impressing one and all with her sharp Read More
Synopsis: After another of Marilyn's boyfriends runs away in horror upon seeing the monstrous Munsters, Grandpa Munster (Al Lewis) concludes that Marilyn (Beverly Owen) will never land a beau without his help. Dutifully, Grandpa repairs to his laboratory to cook up a love potion, which Lily (Yvonne DeCarlo) Read More
Synopsis: Charley Pratt (Smiley Burnette), one of the two engineers of the Hooterville Cannonball, has never been known as the sensitve type. But when it appears that no one wants to pay him any attention, Charley goes into a funk--one so deep that he quits his job. Bob Hastings, a busy comic actor best Read More
Synopsis: Now that he's superintendent of the C&F.W. railroad, Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) imposes all sorts of Draconian rules and regulations upon Charley (Smiley Burnette) and Floyd (Rufe Davis), the engineers of the Hooterville Cannonball. It is Bedloe's master scheme to force the two engineers to quit Read More
Synopsis: This week Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) has created a talent contest for the young folk of Hooterville and Pixley. Of course, Joe has more in mind than simply helping a local person to stardom. In fact, he plans to "fix" the contest so that one of his nieces will win--whereupon he will pocket the Read More
Synopsis: Railroad president Norman Curtis (Roy Roberts) feels that his pet basset hound should get out of the house for a while. Thus, Curtis sends the pooch for a brief stay at the Shady Rest Hotel. This provides a golden opportunity to Curtis' second in command Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane), who cooks up a Read More
Synopsis: In the conclusion of a two-part story, C&F.W. railroad troubleshooter Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) is determined to put the ancient Hooterville Cannonball out of business, despite the fervent appeals (mostly in song) by the three daughters of Kate Bradley (Bea Benadaret), owner of the Shady Rest Read More
Synopsis: Kate (Bea Benadaret) is confused when Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) begins buying up old bug-spray cans. It turns out that Joe is off on another of his get-rich-quick schemes, in this case the manufacture and sale of his own brand of cologne, "Lord and Lady Violet." Joe boasts that this business Read More
Synopsis: The annual Shady Rest Horseshoe Tournament is fast approaching, and the smart money is on the undefeated champion, Pixley Fats. This year, however, Fats is up against some formidable competition in the form (and what a form!) of the tournament's first female contestant: tomboyish Betty Jo Bradley Read More
Synopsis: In the conclusion of a two-part story, railroad president Norman Curtis (Roy Roberts) has decided--for now--not to scrap the Hooterville Cannonball. This would be good news but for the fact that, in his eagerness to run the engine himself, Curtis accidentally breaks the throttle. With the Read More
Synopsis: Though he struck out rather spectacularly during his first visit to the Shady Rest, railroad troubleshooter Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) has returned with a new scheme to put the Hooterville Cannonball out of commission. This time, Bedloe's fiendish plot involves a pair of VIPs, one of whom is Read More
Synopsis: In the first episode of a two-part story, C&F.W. railroad president Norman Curtis (Roy Roberts) hopes to succeed where his vice-president Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) by putting the Hooterville Cannonball out of business. As part of this plan, Curtis shows up at the Shady Rest Hotel under an Read More
Synopsis: Herbie Bates (Don Washbrook), head clerk at Sam Drucker's general store and erstwhile beau of Billie Jo Bradley (Linda Kaye), is offered a second source of income when Billie Jo's mom Kate (Bea Benadaret) appoints him assistant manager of the Shady Rest Hotel. Unfortunately, Uncle Joe (Edgar Read More
Actors: David Alexander, Sam Bernard, Peter Brocco, Rudolph Cameron, Robert Cherry
Synopsis: The positive public response to such productions as Crossfire and Gentleman's Agreement led to a mini-cycle of postwar anti-prejudice films. One of these was The Vicious Circle, based on a true incident which had previously been dramatized in G. W. Pabst's The Trial. In the late-19th century, an Read More
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