[nickcarraway]

RIP

I've never seen the TV show, but the movies were great. All the actors were great in the first one.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

I really liked Topper . . . my favorite and most remembered scene is where they are trapped in the cabin after an avalanche.

[MUDDOG]

And the St. Bernard.

[Doogle]

RIP

[Albion Wilde]

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.

[mass55th]

I used to love that show when I was a kid. Never knew they were actually married. May she RIP.

Another show we used to watch was "The Millionaire."

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I will never forget the first time I saw the TV show Topper.
In 1956, we had no TV, and were at the LaFonda hotel in Santa Fe NM. The TV was a black and white pay TV. Drop in a coin and you would get so many hours of TV.

Dad dropped in a coin and we watched Disney’s Rob Roy! A little later on came Topper and right in the middle of the show the TV shut down. Dad didn’t have any more coins either. Bummer.
It was a couple of years later dad finally bought a TV and we saw Topper again.

[sparklite2]

I had such a crush on Anne Jeffreys from Topper. Good-bye, lady.

[MarkL]

RIP. I discovered the TV show while watching late-night TV on the weekends in college, back in the early 80s. It was a terrific show, and later, I saw the movie, which was also great.

Mark

[Nifster]

A real loss.

Loved her work

May the angels sing her home

[bitt]

PING

[ontap]

So sad...I was brought up with this show!!!!

[GreenHornet]

“Topper” was probably TV’s first fantasy show, paving the way for programs like “Bewitched”, “I Dream of Jeannie”, “My Favorite Martian”, etc. The premise of these shows were basically the same: The lead character is the only person who knows their co-star’s “secret”, but can’t tell anybody. They are surrounded by suspicious friends/neighbors/coworkers who know that something unusual is going on, but can’t quite figure it out.