Just curious...no pics allowed in your signature? I see that function is disabled. Any chance of allowing them?

Danny DeVito was in the movie "Twins"(1988) with Nehemiah Persoff who played Rabbi Asher Soloman in the 1985 episode of MPI, "Torah,Torah,Torah. He (Asher) was also in more than a few Hawaii 50 espisodes....must have liked filming in paradise! (or maybe his manager did :lol: ) That should be a BOOM...

I've been enjoying Mannix on DVD. Lots of action. The set decoration is a little hokey in season one. Dull with lots of the colors that nauseated me as a kid, green, gold, and orange. On the plus side, I caught Neil Diamond in a cameo which was pretty funny. And "Oh my God!" I LOVE this car... http:...

Hayden Rorke was in the 1975 episode of Ellery Queen "The Adventures of Veronica's Veils" with John Hillerman.

BOOM!

Next: Leif Garrett

Ok, did I just kill this thread?

Sounds vaguely like an episode of the original Five-0..."Is this any way to run a paradise?" (season 4 episode 13)
The villain runs out into a cane field and commits suicide by setting it on fire instead of surrendering.

George Gobel played the mayor on the tv series "Harper Valley PTA"
One of the guest stars was Robert Hogan who appeared in the season 6 episode, "Who is this Don Luis Higgins..."

Next up...

"Professor" Irwin Corey

I think Sinatra, Borgnine, Sylvia Sidney, Angela Lansbury, and Elisha Cook Jr. provide a pathway to link just about anyone from the classic era to MPI!

Johnny Weissmuller appeared in Won Ton Ton: The Dog That Saved Hollywood with Keye Luke who appeared in "Forty Years From Sand Island" ep. 3.17

Next: Harold Lloyd

308GUY wrote:How about....Jean Harlow.

Jean Harlow was in Red Dust (1932) with Clark Gable.
Clark Gable was in Command Decision (1948) with Van Johnson.
Van Johnson was in Superdome (1978) with Tom Selleck!

Keeping with the classic-era theme....
Next up, Tyrone Power

Jean Gabin was in the 1942 film "Moontide" with Victor Sen Young who was in the 1969 episode of Hawaii Five-0 titled "Face of the Dragon" with Kam Fong....and you know the rest.

Next...Barbara Billingsley

Aside from Magnum (of course), my favorite finales were Newhart and Star Trek: The Next Generation. (Ok, call me a dork.) The three Enterprises converging at once was way cool. IMHO, the MASH finale didn't live up to the hype and some of the storylines were dumb. The actors were showing their age an...

marlboro wrote:Who would make a good Buck Greene? Robert Ryan? Jack Palance?

Nailed it....Robert Ryan

Mrs. Higgins, I think your thread here is great and your suggestions of Noah or his brother Wallace as Floyd Lewellen is spot on. But I don't think this episode is worthy of your attention. It's so bad that I can recall watching it for the first time on CBS 30 years ago and thinking, 'what is this ...

All Roads Lead To Floyd:

Wallace Beery or Noah Beery Sr. as Floyd Lewellen?

Wallace Beery


Noah Sr.