"The lucky letter?"
TAGS stars found in other productions...
I know this has been talked about but TAGS characters crop up in the strangest places and when you find them you just gotta tell somebody!
I was just watching an Alfred Hitchcock episode 'How to Get Rid of Your Wife' and lo and behold there was Chester and Skippy and they were in the same scenes together. It's almost as exciting as finding a new Tom sighting!
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Permalink Reply by Bernie Fife on -
A more recent example just dawned on me. Clint Howard (who has a very long list of credits) played a suspected serial killer in Seinfeld. He was allegedly a big tipper.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Pendyke on -
Everett Sloane, who played Jubil Foster, was a well known supporting actor in many classic Hollywood films including Citizen Kane. An actor's got to work somewhere.
Saw Howard McNear in a 1962 episode of Gunsmoke last night on Insp. He was a mid mannered shop clerk, complete with Floyd like glasses.
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Permalink Reply by Bernie Fife on
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The Governor in “Barney and the Governor” (Carl Benton Reid) was in two episodes as Laura’s father on The Dick Van Dyke Show.
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Permalink Reply by George's TV Repair on -
"Steve Quincy said he didn't have to come!"
And we see where he ended up, busted for shoplifting on Adam-12. Just like Barney said! No more peanut butter and jelly.(A little trivia, TAGS was his first credit, A12 was his second to last. Scott McCartor)
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Permalink Reply by Bernie Fife on
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Shoplifting, huh? I’m thinking he was maybe swiping tomatoes or peaches?
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Permalink Reply by Rare Nickle on -
Howard Sprague got beat up and went to Barney Miller to report it.
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Permalink Reply by Mrs. Mendlebright on -
Aw, poor Howard! If Barney Miller doesn't take care of the perpetrator, I'll bet Howard's mother will!
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Permalink Reply by Mayor Pike on -
I bet is was that Clyde Plaunt, the septic guy from Mount Pilot, that did this to Howard!
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Permalink Reply by Mrs. Mendlebright on
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LOL Was he Millie's old boyfriend?
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Permalink Reply by Mayor Pike on
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Yes, Millie's old flame. Also, I believe Clyde Plaunt was an alias for his real name, Fred Plummer. And Clyde (Fred) signed up for Mr. Izamoto's Judo classes after Howard intimidated him the first time. But the second time around Howard's bluff did not work so well. Andy warned him: "It doesn't always work!"
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