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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Press play to listen to the opening of “Massacre At Fort Phil Kearny”
Airdate: 26th October 1966
Episode: Massacre At Fort Phil Kearny
Role: Capt. William J Fetterman
Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre
“Massacre At Fort Phil Kearny” was a dramatized television episode of the “Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre”, an
anthology series sponsored by Chrysler.
Being a dramatisation it is based upon the actual events that became known as “the wagon box fight” that took
place on August 2nd 1867.
Robert plays Fetterman, the captain that led his men to their deaths on that fateful day. His portrayal is a
departure from anything he has done before, playing an arrogant and vindictive man, again showing the range he
is capable of as an actor.
The Monroes
Air date: 16th November 1966
Episode: Court Martial
Role: Captain Jeffrey Stone
Acting under orders from the army, Captain Stone (Robert Fuller) heads up a patrol assigned to escort Jim,
who is accused of murder, to face a court martial. Captain Stone is a man torn between his obligation to
duty and his growing sense that Jim has been falsely accused. The patrol meets up with Colonel Malcomm
who insists the court martial take place while still on the trail. Stone volunteers his services as defence
counsel for Jim, intent on uncovering the truth.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “The Monroes”
The Virginian
Air date: 22nd March 1967
Episode: A Welcoming Town
Role: Clint Richards
Robert Fuller plays the questionable character of Clint Richards whose true colours lurk behind a veneer of
charm and good looks. Clint woos the daughter of farmer, Sam Atkins, but romance is not the only thing on his
mind. When Trampas arrives in town looking up old friends his presence stirs up a hornet’s nest of trouble
exposing secrets and a hidden agenda Clint would much prefer remain buried. A Welcoming Town gave Robert
the opportunity to work with long time pal, Doug McClure.
Press play to listen to the theme tune of “The Virginian”
Music From Studio B
“ Music From Studio B” ('Musik aus Studio B' )was a 45 minutes music series, run on channel Norddeutscher
Rundfunk (NDR) in Germany. It was filmed in the Studio B, Hamburg and ran from 22 October 1961 to 20
September 1976, on every 6th Monday at 9pm. All the performances were playback and in German, except a few
ones (for example Sonny & Cher, The Lords, The Supremes, The Bee Gees), and was the first TV appearance of
some performers. In the beginning there was no audience but after 1965, as they changed the location there
was a live audience. The moderators were Chris Howland, Peter Fröhlich, Henning Venske (among others).
They produced 97 Episodes all together, but unfortunately only 20 Episodes hold in the NDR archives.
Robert appeared in one episode in 1967.
Air date: 27th November 1967
Role: Self - Singer
The picture on the left is of Chris Howland one
of the moderators of Music From Studio B.
The only other information we have is from a
synopsis on IMDB, and posted below.
More details will be posted as they are found.
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The Big Valley
Air date: 25th Sept 1967
Season 3 - Episode 3
Episode: Flock OF Trouble
Role: Carl Wheeler
Nick wins what he believes to be cattle in a poker game, but he soon finds out they are not cattle - they are
sheep. He does not want to keep the flock but when he is put under pressure to get rid of them he rebels - then
the trouble starts. Robert plays Carl Wheeler, a friend of Nick’s who becomes his main adversary in this story.
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