Birthday remembrance - actor/director Jerry Paris #botd
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Birthday remembrance - actor/director Jerry Paris #botd
The alien Mork (Robin Williams) from Ork made his first appearance on Happy Days on February 28, 1978. This was literally from the Jump the Shark season that created the term. No one believed Richie's (Ron Howard) story of meeting an alien who wanted to take him back to Ork in his UFO. Mork would be granted his own spin-off series that same year and it would run for 4 seasons of 94 episodes. While the Happy Days episode took place in the 1950's, Mork & Mindy took place in 1978. ("My Favorite Orkan", Happy Days, TV Event)
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Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment, British lobby (front of the house) card. 1985 Submitted by @videorecord
Karen Steele-Ernest Borgnine-Jerry Paris "Marty" 1955, de Delbert Mann.
Jerry and Millie crumbs in The Dick Van Dyke Show
1x02: My Blonde Haired Brunette
Series Premiere
The Untouchables - The Empty Chair - ABC - October 5, 1959
Crime Drama
Running Time: 60 minutes
Written by David Karp
Produced by Charles Russell
Directed by John Peyser
Stars:
Robert Stack as Agent Eliot Ness
Nicholas Georgiade as Agent Enrico "Rico" Rossi
Jerry Paris as Agent Martin Flaherty
Abel Fernandez as Agent William Youngfellow
Steve London as Agent Jack Rossman
Chuck Hicks as Agent LaMarr Kane
Frank Wilcox as Federal District Attorney Beecher Asbury
Barbara Nichols as Brandy La France
Bruce Gordon as Frank Nitti
Nehemiah Persoff as Jake "Greasy Thumb" Guzik
Wally Cassell as Phil D'Andrea
Richard Benedict as "Fur" Sammons
Herman Rudin as Tony "Mops" Volpe
Betty Garde as Norma Guzik
Peter Mamakos as Gus Raddi
Norman Alden as Nitti Henchman
Walter Winchell as Narrator
Neville Brand as Al "Scarface" Capone