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Western series were a lot of fun for Lee Majors because he felt ''more comfortable in jeans''
Boots were made for walking; These jeans were made for Westerns.
Kate Mulgrew on being Star Trek's first female captain as a series regular: ''It's a huge challenge''
"She has to have an emotional center, an intellectual center."
Producers wouldn't hire George Reeves, so he took his career in another direction
Reeves was typecast, so the star had to find another way to make money.
James MacArthur once defended Jack Lord against the press
"Jack and I have no problems," he said.
Before getting her A-Team role, Melinda Culea quit acting
The actor was a part of two pilots that didn't sell, so she stopped auditioning.
George Peppard had a natural confidence that helped revive his career
George Peppard knew he had the looks and skills to rebuild his life. His confidence was always there.
George Reeves ate cornflakes for strength in 1956
Do you hear that, kids? Eating breakfast will make you strong like Superman.
Lee Majors on The Fall Guy: ''People enjoy the show because they can sit back for an hour, relax, and enjoy a lot of action''
The Fall Guy? More like The Fun Guy.
Adam West on the innocence of the original Batman series
It's time for a dose of Bat-nostalgia.
Richard Boone was just as tough as his onscreen characters
Paladin couldn't compete with the man who played him.
James Garner declared April as his ''pivot month,'' and it shaped his life choices
April was Garner's four-leaf clover.
Dennis Haysbert on acting in The Unit: ''I like Jonas a lot.''
The actor said the character fought the good fight.
Richard Boone once hit back against critics who were judgmental of the Western genre
"I can't abide critics who scorn Westerns just because they're Westerns," Boone said.
Love and NCIS: Do you remember Leroy Jethro Gibbs' wives?
Yes, plural. He got married four times, and divorced three.
What was Jack Lord's first love? We'll give you a hint — it wasn't acting
"L" is for the way we look at Lord and his many talents.
In 1985, George Peppard said he was ''a better man than he used to be''
"I don't fear the future."
Robert Conrad: ''When I have something on my mind, I say it''
'Bold' is a great way to describe Robert Conrad.
James Garner thought Maverick was responsible for limiting his career
He also had a lot to say about television Westerns, implying they were "terrible."
The NCIS cast knew the series wasn't just another crime procedural
There wasn't one show that could steal NCIS's audience.
Fans were in an uproar with the fate of Hector ''Hammerhead'' Williams on The Unit
Hammerhead was a beloved character.
Robert Conrad had to fight for Black Sheep Squadron to get a second season
"The revival took a lot of hard work, lobbying, presentations, and a little politics," he said.
Pauley Perrette on her NCIS character: ''Abby has raised a couple of generations of young girls.''
She created a scholarship for young women who wanted to follow in Abby's footsteps and pursue a career in STEM.
These are the top-rated Wonder Woman episodes, according to IMDb
Out of these top-rated episodes, which one is your favorite?
Steve McQueen didn't believe Wanted: Dead or Alive was ''too violent''
"The King of Cool" had no choice but to cool down the violence in Wanted: Dead or Alive.
The real reason why Sasha Alexander left NCIS after two seasons
The actress valued work-life balance.
A Stone Cold Steve Austin ''Nash Bridges'' spin-off? It almost happened!
Don't worry, he didn't influence Nash Bridges to take a beer bath.
Steve McQueen rebelled against Hollywood — and it served him well
"What's right for me is cool for me," said McQueen.
10 high-flying facts about 'Black Sheep Squadron'
Learn how this WWII adventure series has ties to Elvis, Jeannie, Bonanza and "Frampton Comes Alive!'
Pauley Perrette got emotional during her NCIS farewell
"I usually cry on my way home at some point."
11 acclaimed actors who played minor villains and henchmen on Batman
They were minor sidekicks, but these performances were major.