King Donovan TV Schedule
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Thu 6
Side Street — King Donovan
Overwhelmed by the pressure to provide for his young family, a man steals money from a shady lawyer's office?which lands him into deeper trouble than expected.
Air Time & Details for King Donovan, Thu 6, 12:15 am -
Thu 6
Bonanza: The Gunmen — King Donovan
Hoss and Joe become embroiled in a family feud.
Air Time & Details for King Donovan, Thu 6, 8:00 pm -
Thu 6
Love That Bob! — King Donovan
Romance wasn't always a snap for a suave ladies' man who worked as a photographer in Hollywood, shooting (and often dating) beautiful models, while his widowed sister wished he would just settle down and his assistant quietly pined for him. The series was originally titled 'The Bob Cummings Show,' but was retitled 'Love That Bob!' when it aired in daytime reruns on ABC and then in syndication.
Air Time & Details for King Donovan, Thu 6, 10:30 pm -
Fri 7
The Beverly Hillbillies: Army Game — King Donovan
Jethro reports to the Army after narrowly surviving Granny's pre-induction examination.
Air Time & Details for King Donovan, Fri 7, 5:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About King Donovan
Bookish-looking American actor King Donovan was first seen on Broadway in 1948's The Vigil and on screen in The Man From Texas (1950). Though he appeared in dozens of films, Donovan is best known for his participation in such sci-fi classics as Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953), Magnetic Monster (1953) and especially The Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956). Musical comedy fans remember Donovan for his portrayal of the saturnine assistant director in Singin' in the Rain (1952).
His many TV appearances include the recurring role of Harvey Helm on the Bob Cummings sitcom Love That Bob! and Herb Thornton on the 1965-66 family comedy Please Don't Eat the Daisies. Long married to comedienne Imogene Coca, King Donovan frequently co-starred with his wife in such stage productions as The Girls of 509 and his last theatrical effort, 1982's Nothing Lasts Forever.