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  • Jérôme Frenchise
    ROTH ARMY SUPREME
    • Nov 2004
    • 7173

    Robert Conrad dies

    "Black Sheep Squadron", "The Wild, Wild West"... Legendary stuff. And a charismatic actor.



    As a small kid I thought he really looked like my dad in "The Wild, Wild West" (my father would deny it and say James West was a show-off whereas Artemus Gordon was the man).

    R.I.P. Mr Conrad

    Robert Conrad, the rugged, contentious actor who starred in the 1960s television series 'Hawaiian Eye' and 'The Wild, Wild West,' has died
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  • Terry
    TOASTMASTER GENERAL
    • Jan 2004
    • 11951

    #2
    Robert Conrad...yeah, yeah!

    I remember him!! In my youth, he was a special guest star on such timeless classics as The Love Boat, Fantasy Island, Battle Of The Network Stars and turned in the memorable performance of Washed Up Actor Who Wasn't Paul Lynde on countless episodes of The Hollywood Squares!!!

    Hey, I just Wikipedia'd him!!!! NOW I fondly (still don't) remember that battery commercial he was in...you know, the one before the Pink Energizer Bunny ads began airing and completely upstaged him?!? He was also in a bunch of Mannix episodes! I always (claimed to have) loved Mannix (even though I - still - preferred the Adam West Batman show and Gilligan's Island over either Mannix or Mission Impossible)!!!!

    Excuse me, now: I have to rest up and update my Acme Insta-"I always loved him"-Eulo-Kit for Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs' upcoming passing..."He was taken from us too soon...so tragic and untimely...he was ALWAYS my favorite Sweat Hog! His timeless 'Hi, there' catch-phrase still resonates today"...

    Btw, 'Terry' is really a Kristy alias.
    Scramby eggs and bacon.

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    • twonabomber
      formerly F A T
      ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

      • Jan 2004
      • 11189

      #3
      I forgot he was in the (forgettable) Moving Violations.
      Writing In All Proper Case Takes Extra Time, Is Confusing To Read, And Is Completely Pointless.

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      • Terry
        TOASTMASTER GENERAL
        • Jan 2004
        • 11951

        #4
        I stand corrected.

        Kinda liked that movie when it came out and was subsequently played on HBO a zillion times a month. Dumb comedy in the vein of National Lampoon or the Police Academy mvoies. Sort of the revenge of the lesser talented siblings in terms of the casting (Murray, Keach, Tilly).
        Scramby eggs and bacon.

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