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George Reeves almost left Adventures of Superman in 1954

Reeves supposedly wanted a salary increase and for the company to halt the sale of Superman capes.

Nichelle Nichols almost quit after Star Trek's first season

Luckily for Trekkies, Dr. Martin Luther King intervened.

The moment DeForest Kelley knew Star Trek was a phenomenon

Bones recalls when he realized Star Trek was huge.

Lee Majors wanted to be a coach after his football dreams were crushed

Coach Majors actually has a nice ring to it!

George Peppard considered The A-Team the best role of his career

The critically acclaimed actor was surprisingly not the first choice for the role.

Burt Ward: ''Adam [West] and I always got along well''

"You just put the two of us together and we don't even have to say a word and people start laughing."

Here's what Jack Larson thought about George Reeves directing episodes of Adventures of Superman

Larson shared his thoughts about George Reeves' additional gig.

George Reeves loved kidding around on the set of Adventures of Superman

Reeves' co-star called the actor "tons of fun."

Robert Conrad said he loved William Shatner's work: ''I said this guy could act''

A show starring Conrad and Shatner would've been historic.

Leonard Nimoy's favorite Star Trek episodes

Spock locks a few provoking perils

Leonard Nimoy on Star Trek's slipping quality

Spock's thoughts on flops rock!

George Reeves refused to use a body double on Adventures of Superman

The actor frequently practiced judo to stay in shape.

The real inspiration behind Steve McQueen's character on Wanted: Dead or Alive

See what the series producer and McQueen had to say about Josh Randall.

Mr. T and this A-Team guest star were cool on and off the set

The guest star is a very popular singer.

Richard Dean Anderson felt comfortable during his MacGyver audition because of Henry Winkler

Winkler was one of the producers of MacGyver and helped Anderson calm down during his audition.

The NCIS cast knew the series wasn't just another crime procedural

There wasn't one show that could steal NCIS's audience.

Robert Conrad didn't consider himself a ''Hollywood actor''

Conrad wasn't willing to stay in one place for very long.

Jack Larson said he wished George Reeves could have seen the impact of Superman

Larson remembered his co-star fondly years after Adventures of Superman had ended.

Robert Conrad called himself the ''Champ of Cancellation''

Conrad never allowed himself to become upset over his past failures.

9 sure-fire ways to make B.A. get on a plane

As much as Bad Attitude hated flying, he was essentially a frequent flyer, even if he doesn't necessarily remember taking... MORE

Leonard Nimoy's message to actors who struggled to grow with television: ''Otherwise, you're dead.''

Nimoy worked too hard to obtain his success; he wasn't letting anything get in the way of steady work.

George Reeves ate cornflakes for strength in 1956

Do you hear that, kids? Eating breakfast will make you strong like Superman.
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