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To: EveningStar
vast majority will ask “who?”
2 posted on
08/19/2012 9:04:01 AM PDT by
GeronL
(The Right to Life came before the Right to Pursue Happiness)
To: EveningStar
Star Trek’s Matt Decker.
Oh that guy!
3 posted on
08/19/2012 9:05:34 AM PDT by
GeronL
(The Right to Life came before the Right to Pursue Happiness)
To: EveningStar
5 posted on
08/19/2012 9:07:11 AM PDT by
krb
(Obama is a miserable failure.)
To: EveningStar
He played the CEO who Neil Page was pitching to in PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES.
6 posted on
08/19/2012 9:07:53 AM PDT by
LittleBillyInfidel
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To: EveningStar
A great actor in the 60s and 70s. I had no idea he was still alive in 2012.
To: EveningStar
Commodore Mathew Decker in original Star Trek series.
To: EveningStar
Another one of those old actors that I thought was already dead.
11 posted on
08/19/2012 9:13:37 AM PDT by
nuconvert
( Khomeini promised change too // Hail, Chairman O)
To: EveningStar
12 posted on
08/19/2012 9:16:45 AM PDT by
fieldmarshaldj
(If you like lying Socialist dirtbags, you'll love Slick Willard)
To: EveningStar
He was in a show in the Sixties that was based on the subtle humor of James Thurber. It was only on for one season, but I thought it was great. Of course, I was only a dumb teenager so what would I have known. I think it was named after one of Thurber’s books, “ My Life and Welcome To It”.
Good actor who should have been bigger.
13 posted on
08/19/2012 9:18:36 AM PDT by
Free_SJersey
(Celebrate Diversity------------ Divide and Conquer?)
To: Borges; DollyCali; Perdogg
To: EveningStar
I did not remember the name, but I remember “My World and Welcome To It.” One of the best series ever to appear on TV, in my humble opinion.
To: EveningStar
James Thurber expy character in My World and Welcome to It,
18 posted on
08/19/2012 9:21:59 AM PDT by
Oztrich Boy
(Monarchy is the one system of government where power is exercised for the good of all - Aristotle)
To: EveningStar; GeronL; TwelveOfTwenty; ChiefJayStrongbow
19 posted on
08/19/2012 9:22:22 AM PDT by
Old Sarge
(We are now officially over the precipice, we just havent struck the ground yet)
To: All
To: EveningStar
23 posted on
08/19/2012 9:28:20 AM PDT by
JaguarXKE
(If my Fluffy had a puppy, it would look like the puppy Obama ate!)
To: EveningStar
He probably “guest-starred” in more tv-series back in the 1960s-80s than ANY other actor. Gunsmoke, Star Trek, Twilight Zone, absolutely everything. In fact, I saw him just a few weeks ago in an episode of “The FBI,” playing a commie assassin.
26 posted on
08/19/2012 9:32:26 AM PDT by
greene66
To: EveningStar
His performance in “Star Trek” (The Doomsday Machine) was superb.
IIRC As originally concieved, the character of Commodore Matt Decker was to be loosely based on that of Capt. Ahab, with the planet killer in the role of Moby Dick.
William Windom made the character somewhat more tragic and sympathetic.
IMO One of the best episodes of “Star Trek”.
27 posted on
08/19/2012 9:40:37 AM PDT by
holymoly
(WTF? Is this thing double posting again!?)
To: EveningStar
He was great on Murder, She Wrote. RIP.
29 posted on
08/19/2012 9:46:58 AM PDT by
MamaB
To: EveningStar
Great actor, RIP.
Yes, Windom was seemingly in everything on TV. I remember him from an old Twilight Zone epidose as "the major" who found himself in a barrel with four other characters and tried to figure out how to escape.
To: EveningStar
He was a very good actor...but I thought he was already dead! Kind of like John Astin.
39 posted on
08/19/2012 10:23:47 AM PDT by
mancini
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