Robert Blake was a Little Rascal.

 
William Shatner on an episode of The Twilight Zone.

Ran across an episode of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century on TV last night.

Dennis Haysbert is the helmsman on the ship at the beginning of the 2nd season.

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I find it hard to believe Martin Landau and Barbara Bain earned a living acting if they had Space 1999 in their resume. LOL

it's 70's cheese when watched now, but was the bomb when I was a kid!


not TV, but the first company I worked for had a safety vid that was mandatory for everyone to watch every couple years,

starring a very young Nick Nolte

I loved that show. I remember having a Space 1999 squirt gun..must have been 1976 or so.

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I loved that show. I remember having a Space 1999 squirt gun..must have been 1976 or so.

I had the "laser pistol" and the big, plastic Eagle. Wish I'd gotten that Dinky metal one on the 6th grade D.C. trip.

I remember watching Leonardo DiCaprio on Growing Pains.

I fell in love with Marisa Tomei as the token white girl on The Cosby Show spin-off A Different World. She and Lisa Bonet were the only reasons why I watched that show. After they bailed after season 1, I stopped watching.

It was because of Marisa that I sought out My Cousin Vinnie in the first place. I was like, "Hey, it's Maggie from A Different World!" I had no idea she was going to become the big deal she eventually attained.

Just finished watching a episode of Maverick with Jack Kelly as Maverick and Roger Moore as a co star.

Watching Wanted Dead or Alive right now with Steve McQueen of course and Noah Berry ( played Rocky, James Garner's dad in The Rockford files) cast as a sort of harmless Mexican bandito.

Perry Mason has a lot of Stars.

DeForest Kelley
Leonard Nimoy
George Takei
Burt Reynolds
Bette Davis
Jackie Coogan
Marion Ross
Lee Merriwether
David McCallum
June Lockhart
Victor Buono
Mike Connors

And many more....

Watching a episode of Palladin with Vincent Price and Morey Amsterdam in it. Talk about the odd couple!

Check out the original "The Fugitive", lots of early appearances of later big actors;

Robert Duvall
Jack Lord
Kurt Russell
Tom Skerritt
Beau Bridges
James Doohan
Jack Klugman
Ted Knight
Leslie Nielsen
Warren Oates
Suzanne Pleshette

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Originally posted by ptb351:
I loved that show. I remember having a Space 1999 squirt gun..must have been 1976 or so.

I had the "laser pistol" and the big, plastic Eagle. Wish I'd gotten that Dinky metal one on the 6th grade D.C. trip.

I still have the die cast Eagle, with the removable cargo container somewhere

I remember being rather captivated by 19-year-old Heather Locklear on Eight is Enough in 1981, when I was age 15.

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I still have the die cast Eagle, with the removable cargo container somewhere

That thing is worth some considerable coin, depending on condition. LOL

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I still have the die cast Eagle, with the removable cargo container somewhere

That thing is worth some considerable coin, depending on condition. LOL

it was used like it should have been when I was a kid,

but still all together, no box

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William Shatner on an episode of The Twilight Zone.

Two episodes, actually.

1. The gremlin on the air plane.
2. The newlyweds in the diner with the fortune telling machine.

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Bruce Willis, Miami Vice: Season 1; Episode 7.

Damn, he was a serious son of a bitch in that one.

One my wife just pointed out to me which is a kind of obscure one:

Tanning Booth Guy in Friends:



Is Sgt Jamie Reagan's Captain in Blue Bloods:

Speaking of 'Friends',

Jennifer Aniston - many godawful roles in 'Rom-Coms', and one or two amusing ones: 'Bruce Almighty' and 'We're the Millers'

Watching Kojak on Cozi-TV, and John Ritter is playing a murderer.