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Frank Gorshin was the most skilled celebrity impersonator in Hollywood
He was so good at aping other actors it was "weird and eerie."
6 criminally underrated TV Westerns of the 1970s
Not even William Shatner and Kurt Russell could help these gems stick around.
Rawhide's Paul Brinegar said Wishbone was the best job he ever had
It's safe to say that Wishbone helped cook up a hit with Rawhide.
Nichelle Nichols on the ending of Star Trek
And why she believed that Star Trek never truly ended.
Jack Lord's morning routine while filming Hawaii Five-O
Lord wasn't a night owl.
William Dozier, the creator of the 1960's Batman series: ''I didn't feel there was anything meaningful about Batman.''
Dozier wasn't shy about the importance of silliness on a show like his.
Steve McQueen said that actors were ''cornballs''
"They bore me."
Imposing, 6'6'' actor Don Megowan went head-to-head with all of TV’s toughest cowboys
The former college football player and Army boxing champion could certainly hold his own in a fight.
Clint Eastwood once helped edit a Rawhide script that made Rowdy Yates seem like a ''petty little boy''
Eastwood took care of his characters.
Fans were in an uproar with the fate of Hector ''Hammerhead'' Williams on The Unit
Hammerhead was a beloved character.
Star Trek's phaser rifle helped sell the series… and was never used again
This cool prop gun disappeared for decades. Discover its fate.
Majel Barrett-Roddenberry was disappointed in shows inspired by her husband's ideas
Gene Roddenberry's widow said some of his later shows were ''pretty bad.''
Clint Eastwood hated his first job as an actor in school
Eastwood's first foray into acting was less than perfect.
John Wayne once gifted Richard Boone a Rolls Royce
In addition to being an excellent actor, Wayne was also an impeccable gift-giver.
Children used to ask Burgess Meredith to quack for them
Children loved The Penguin.
Step into another dimension with Twilight Zone merch to celebrate A Toast to Twilight!
Shop the H&I Store's Twilight Zone merch to celebrate A Toast to Twilight.
The man who wrote The Twilight Zone's ''To Serve Man'' used to give the story out to family as Christmas gifts
Here's how Damon Knight felt about Serling's adaptation.
Bring in the New Year with H&I's ''A Toast To Twilight'' Marathon
A special toast to a New Year and The Twilight Zone with a marathon of the legendary series starting on New Year's Eve at... MORE
Richard Boone had beef with Jack Webb
It just wouldn't be Hollywood if stars didn't butt heads once in awhile.
Yvonne Craig explained that this was the biggest issue she had while playing Batgirl
It wasn't all Bat-tastic all the time.
7 forgotten military sitcoms of the 1960s
These light-hearted series paved the way for 12 O'Clock High, Combat!, and more.
8 vintage toy ads from the '60s that were popular Christmas gifts
Which of these toys did you have as a child?
Burt Ward and his wife lived with nearly fifty dogs in their house
"I was the Caped Crusader, but now I'm the Canine Crusader."
Before he became the star of Rawhide, a World War II accident changed Eric Fleming's life
Fleming changed his life.
The story behind the lost Milton Berle episode of 'Star Trek'
The comedian was almost cast as an important character.
11 forgotten TV detectives and crime solvers of the 1970s
Eh, maybe these characters would've been successful in a different genre.
Lee Majors played Joan Crawford's cheating husband in a 1964 movie
Before he was Colt Seavers, Majors was Frank Harbin.
Richard Boone had an excellent response when he was accused of ''giving up'' another television series to play Paladin in Have Gun - Will Travel
If you're going to start an argument with Richard Boone, at least come prepared.
10 flop, freaky and forgotten TV shows from 1979
Where else could a funny Frankenstein meet a cat named "Police Commissioner"?
Burt Reynolds described Steve McQueen as ''a piece of work''
The two stars got off on the wrong foot. Here's the story.