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
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Air Date: 18th May 1958
Season 2 - Episode 7
Episode: Survivors
Role: Miller
Panic was a 30 minute show that changed its title to No Warning for the second series.
It appears from the storylines it was a thriller with some supernatural elements in some of the stories
It started with a narrator who would introduce a character and tell the audience that in a certain number of
minutes this character would be in “panic” - and so the story would start.
Surviviors storyline:
After a shipwreck in mid-ocean, Gil Nolan takes command of a small lifeboat capable of carrying a maximum of
10 passengers. With 15 people aboard,
Nolan must make a difficult decision. and order several people overboard.
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Cobber Bannon (Robert Fuller) is a surly, belligerent, and somewhat simple young man who lives in the protective
shadow of his small-time criminal brother, Joker. When a cholera outbreak sweeps through San Francisco as a
result of contaminated water, Cobber falls victim to the disease. Robert’s performance is heart-wrenching as a
vulnerable, frightened Cobber faces certain death. During filming, Robert, feeling tired and worried he wasn’t giving
his best, credits his director for the success of this scene. His words of encouragement enabled Robert to stay
focused during the many takes required to capture different camera angles. The part of Cobber is quite different
from Robert’s later roles. Instead of a six gun, Cobber is armed with two boomerangs and a knife. Series star,
Richard Coogan, later appeared in six episodes of Laramie.
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Air date: 31st July 58
Episode: The Trial Of Chrissy Miller
Role: Hargis
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A young Robert Fuller portrays the part of cowpoke Hargis, wrongly accused of assaulting Chrissy Miller. The
girl’s reluctance to explain why she was home late causes the townsfolk to jump to assumptions and seek
justice on her behalf. As the accusations reach a crescendo and it looks as if the young ranch hand may face a
lynch mob, the truth is finally revealed by Chrissy’s young friend, ten year-old Jody. It is fascinating to watch
Robert transform the happy-go-lucky Hargis to a man desperate to prove his innocence.
Air date: 12th October 1958
Season 7 - Episode 4
Episode: The Castaway
Role: Till
Revue Productions no. 1127A
Based on a story from Guy de Maupassant
Starring Ronald Reagan
The captain of a wagon train must decide how to punish a young practical joker. Robert Fuller plays Till, a
young man who continually annoys the wagon train with his practical jokes. When he jokingly offers to give
some Indians one of the women for horses, his jokes suddenly become dangerous.
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The Californians
Air Date: 22nd April 1958
Episode: The Pipeline:
Role: Cobber Bannon
Panic/No Warning
Buckskin
General Electric Theater
M Squad
M SQUAD – The Trap
Air Date – 24th October 1958
Role – Danny Mitchell
M Squad, a police drama starring Lee Marvin as Lt. Frank Ballinger, debuted in 1957 and ran for 3
seasons. In this episode Robert plays the part of Danny Mitchell a young man forced to grow up with very
little parental guidance. Believing he has accidently killed a Pawn shop clerk, Danny turns to ex-con Max
Decker for help. Lt. Ballinger attempts to track him down before Danny finds himself in real trouble.
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