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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The Magnificent Marble Machine
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Air date: 4th August 1975 and 9th February 1976
Season 1 - Episode 21
Role: Self
The Magnificent Marble Machine was a short lived
game show running only 32 episodes Robert
appeared twice, the first time with Joan Rivers in
August 75, then again in February 76 but other
guest name is not known.
To Say The Least
Air dates: 3rd October 1977 to 7th October 1977
Season 1 - Episodes 1 to 5
Role: Self
“To Say The Least” ran for only 1 Season - 4 episodes.
Guests would appear for a week - Robert appeared in
the very first week of the show. He was partnered by
Jamie Farr and played against Lee Merriweather and
Rita Moreno.
We have a rare treat - a copy of the very first episode.
The quality is not great but it is very watchable.
The Oregon Trail
Air date: 24th January 1978
Season 1 - Episode 12
Episode: Suffer The Children
Role: Hancock
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“The Oregon Trail” has a rather strange story. 13 episodes and a pilot movie were made but NBC cancelled
the show after only the pilot and 6 episodes were shown. The remaining episodes were only shown in the
UK on BBC2, so the “Air Date” we have here is for UK only.
Being on “The Oregon Trail” gave Robert a chance to work with some old friends as his episode was
directed by John Champion who was the director on “Laramie”. Plus Terry Wilson (Bill Hawks in Wagon
Train) was the supervisor on the series
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Donner Pass - The Road To Survival
Air date: 24th October 1978
Made for TV movie
Role: James Reed
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“Donner Pass - The Road To Survival” is a televison movie based upon the story of The Donner Party and their
journey from Fort Bridger to California. Robert plays James Reed who was banished from the group for killing a
man. It follows his struggle to find his family who are stranded in the mountains in winter, and his sheer
determination not to fail to find them.
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Disaster On The Coastliner
Air date: 28th October 1979
Made for TV movie
Role: Matt Leigh
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Greatest Rescues Of Emergency
Air date: 31st December 1978
Season 7 - Episode 7
Made for TV movie
Role: Dr Kelly Brackett
We have included this in the interest of ensuring that all of
Robert’s appearances are included. This though was an
Emergency TV Movie that incorporated flashbacks from
previous episodes, and if indeed Robert was in it then it was
by flashback
That said we don’t want to miss anything!!
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In this made for TV Movie Robert was part of an amazing cast, including William Shatner, Raymond Burr, Lloyd
Bridges, E.G. Marshall, Yvette Mimieux, Pat Hingle and Paul L Smith as the blackhearted villain.
Robert played the part of Matt Leigh who was a passenger on the doomed coastliner. Mat was a cad, a rogue
with an eye for the ladies, but he did have redeeming qualities as when he tried to ensure the safety of a lady
passenger instead of taking care of himself. Great film, great part.
Press play to listen to the closing theme tune of “Disaster On The Coastliner”