Robert did a huge amount of work on television during his career, and was
extremely successful with 3 major series and numerous guest starring roles.
These pages will give you a detailed look at his impressive body of work
This is in fact a bit of a trick entry. Man Against Crime AKA Follow That Man was a
crime series running in the 50's. Robert Fuller is credited as appearing in an episode
titled "Where's Mimi", which aired 16th May 1954. Having viewed the episode we can
confirm that Robert was not in this series at all. Another actor called Robert Fuller
was in the episode ”Where’s Mimi” but it was not our Robert Fuller. Robert himself
has also confirmed he did not do this show and was in the army serving in Korea
when it was made.
Air Date: 5th October 1956
Season 2 - Episode 1
Episode: The Comeback
Role: 3rd Soldier
Sponsored by Chevrolet this anthology series dramatized the lives of clergymen of all faiths and the problems
they faced in both their professional and personal lives. It ran from 1955 to 1957 - 2 seasons
The Comeback was the true story of pitcher Lou Brissie's return to Major League Baseball after he was
seriously wounded in World War 2.
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Air Date: 29th October 1957
Episode: The Prizewinner
Role: George
Man Against Crime
Crossroads
Air Date: 11th November 1957
Episode: Point of Honor
Role: Dan Hatcher
Dan Hatcher (Robert – credited as Bob Fuller) is a confederate soldier riding with Mosby’s raiders. The year
1957 saw Robert make the transition from extra work to acting roles – including The Brain from Planet Arous
and Teenage Thunder. The part of Dan Hatcher is small but Robert is easily recognisable on camera and has
several lines of dialogue. You can almost imagine Hatcher as a young Rebel clad Jess Harper. Director
Hollingsworth Morse later worked with Robert on Laramie, Emergency! and The Virginian.
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Press play to listen to the theme tune of “The Gray Ghost”
The Gray Ghost
Air Date: 7th February 1958
Series 7 - Episode 18
Revue Prod no 121A (copyright date 22nd
October 1957
Episode: Heroes Never Grow Up
Role: Unknown
Synopsis:
After he is presented with a citation for saving a
child's life, Frankie Nevada is impressed with his
role of hero.
When he becomes more concerned with his press
clippings than with finding a job, his girlfriend as
well as his friends turn against him.
Starring
Dane Clark - Frankie Nevada
Alex Nicol - Phil
Barbara Turner - Rose Genilli
Episode copies and screen caps are not currently
available for “Schlitz Playhouse Of Stars”,although we
are trying to find them
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Schlitz Playhouse Of The Stars
Air Date: 14th February 1958
Series 6 - Episode 20
Episode: Ten In Texas
Role: Johnny Santos
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Synopsis:
This is a story about a group of cattlemen who believe they have developed a brand which cannot be changed
if the cattle get stolen.
Robert plays Johnny Santos. A young Mexican bandit who finds a way to change the brand and turn it into
something completely different.
This was a a good early guest star role and the first time Robert receivedt op billing.
Note: When “Death Valley Days” played in syndication it was renamed “The Pioneers”
Death Valley Days
Air Date: 5th March 1958
Season 1 - Episode 38
Episode: The Taxi Killers
Role: Lacey
Episode copies and screen caps are not currently
available for “Official Detective”, although we are trying
to find them
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Hosted by Everett Sloane, this short-lived 1957-58 TV series was syndicated and produced in cooperation
with OFFICIAL DETECTIVE MAGAZINE, offering a variety of crime dramas.
Official Detective
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NBC Matinee Theater
This show was unique in that it was broadcast live on a
daily basis. It was a very early role for Robert and a very
different experience from his normal pre-recorded TV
shows.
The series ran for 2 and a half years from October 1955 to
June 1958.
Unfortunately we have not been able to find any promo
photos or even recordings of this show.