Johnny Cash was a guest killer once, too.
edit: Yay, Sunday Night Mystery Theatre. Though McMillan and Wife was eh. What was the other one, the cowboy in New York?
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Johnny Cash was a guest killer once, too.
edit: Yay, Sunday Night Mystery Theatre. Though McMillan and Wife was eh. What was the other one, the cowboy in New York?
Aw, Eddie Albert just said, "As you wish."
I don't remember the cowboy in NY. I was born in '69 so I was pretty young.
"Some men, Lieutenant, do not want to look like an unmade bed!"
Whippersnapper.
edit: Do kids snap more whips?
I hate it when he touches evidence with his fingers.
I think a whippersnapper is someone who makes you want to snap your whip at them.
the cowboy in NY
I had a huge crush on McCloud. For reals.
McCloud, that's right!
McCloud, that's right!
Dennis Weaver! Much like Falk (or Telly Savalas for that matter), an eccentric character actor getting a popular lead TV role. Columbo definitely rocked in it's format though. I LOVED that we generally (there were a couple of exceptions) knew exactly who and how they dunnit, and we were watching the how he catches them. In his inimitable style.
I loved McMillan and Wife, but that was during a period in which a wanted to grow up to be Susan St. James. Also, Rock Hudson on a bicycle chasing a suspect over the San Francisco hills is one of the great chase scenes.
I saw McMillan and Wife on after school repeats, after Susan St. James was on Kate and Allie. I also think it might have been after Rock Hudson died, but I am not sure of the time line of it.
My family used to watch the Sunday Night Mystery Movies together.