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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Highway Patrol
Air Date: 22nd June 1959
Season 4 - Episode 38
Episode: Fire
Role: Judd Patterson
Starring Broderick Crawford as Chief Dan Matthews, Highway patrol ran for four seasons from 1955 – 1959.
Robert guest starred in this episode as Judd Patterson. Having already served time for arson, Judd becomes
the main suspect when a warehouse is set on fire. Robert’s father (screen name Robert Cole) also had a part
playing Gerald Harter, a person of interest to police. He is included in the slide show above.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “Highway Patrol”
The Restless Gun
Air Date: 12th January 1959
Episode: Shadow Of A Gunfighter
Role: Jim Winfield
One month after Peligroso aired, Robert again appeared in The Restless Gun. Jim Winfield is a young man
trying to escape his father’s gun-fighter reputation. After trail-bossing a cattle drive, Jim enthusiastically
celebrates in a saloon. Concerned he is an easy target for thieves, Vint Bonner (John Payne), a friend of
Jim’s father, escorts him upstairs to sober up. Like some of Robert’s other earlier roles, Jim finds himself
on the wrong end of a bullet. The contrast between Bud (Peligroso) and Jim, really shows Robert’s
versatility as an actor.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “The Restless Gun”
United States Marshall
Air Date: 24th January 1959
Episode: The Pursuit
Role: Corporal Eddie Wallace
(credited as Bob Fuller)
For its first two seasons United States Marshal was known as The Sheriff of Cochise, changing its name in
October, 1958, to U.S. Marshal for the third and fourth seasons, when studio boss Desi Arnez Sr. decided the main
character, Sheriff Frank Morgan (John Bromfield), needed a wider jurisdiction and greater number of cases to
investigate. Robert’s role in this 1959 season of U.S. Marshal, is that od Corporal Eddie Wallace, an army corporal
taken hostage, along with his girlfriend Laurie Miller, by Pvt. Ravenol, who is a disgruntled soldier deserting from
the army, and is played by Charles Bronson.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “US Marshall”
Wagon Train
Air Date: 2nd January 1959
Season 2 - Episode 18
Episode: The Ella Lindstrom Story
Role: James Fitzpatrick
In 1959 Robert appeared in 2 episodes of Wagon Train as a guest star. The first of these 2 episodes was
“The Ella Lindstrom Story” and featured the great Bette Davis. There is an extensive section of the website
devoted to Wagon Train, so to see more detailed information please click on the lnk below:
Visit The Wagon Train Pages
Press play to listen to the theme tune of Season 2 “Wagon Train”
Mike Hammer
Air Date: 7th February 1959
Episode: I Ain’t Talkin
Role: Jimmy Nelson
The only witness to a murder, Jimmy Nelson is a kid running scared. Jimmy’s sister Myra calls Mike Hammer
requesting his help in getting Jimmy to talk to the cops. Terrified, Jimmy steadfastly refuses to spill the beans.
On discovering the truth about his brother-in-law, Jimmy has a change of heart about keeping his mouth shut
which puts his life in danger and he is ultimately killed. Mike Hammer was a police drama based on American
author Mickey Spillane’s crime novels which date back to the early fifties.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “Mike Hammer”
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