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Mon 2
Leave It to Beaver: Nobody Loves Me — Burt Mustin
Convinced nobody loves him, Beaver considers running away. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Richard: Richard Correll. Gus: Burt Mustin.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Mon 2, 8:30 am -
Tue 3
Leave It to Beaver: Beaver's Fear — Burt Mustin
Beaver joins Wally and his pals for a day at an amusement park. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. June: Barbara Billingsley. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Lumpy: Frank Bank. Eddie: Ken Osmond.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Tue 3, 8:00 am -
Tue 3
The Cincinnati Kid — Burt Mustin
A young poker player hustles in 1930s New Orleans.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Tue 3, 11:15 am -
Wed 4
Dragnet: The Senior Citizen — Burt Mustin
Friday must think like a crook to nab a daring daylight burglar. Smith: Burt Mustin. Gannon: Harry Morgan.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Wed 4, 5:00 am -
Wed 4
The Beverly Hillbillies: Jed and the Countess — Burt Mustin
A jet-setter drops in on her old boy friend Jed.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Wed 4, 5:00 pm -
Sat 7
The Brady Bunch: Bobby's Hero — Burt Mustin
Mike corrals a relative of one of Jesse James' victims to talk to Bobby about his violent new idol in an unsettling episode that ends with a dream sequence about a Brady slaughter.
Air Time & Details for Burt Mustin, Sat 7, 1:00 pm
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Biography
About Burt Mustin
Life literally began at 60 for American actor Burt Mustin, who didn't enter show business until that age and didn't make his film debut until Detective Story (1951), at which time he was 68. After a decade of uncredited movie roles as hillbilly patriarchs and Town's Oldest Citizens, Mustin began getting name recognition for numerous TV appearances in the late '50s and early '60s. The actor was a particular favorite of producer/actor Jack Webb, who cast Mustin several times on Dragnet; in one episode Burt was an octogenarian burglar, and in another was a retired detective who solved a murder case - and chewed out a young cop for not knowing the proper way to take fingerprints!
Situation comedy producers made good use of Burt Mustin as well, and he was featured in innumerable cameos on such programs as The Dick Van Dyke Show, Get Smart and The Jack Benny Program, usually stealing most of the laughs from the stars. Mustin had regular TV roles as eccentric neighbor Finley on Date with the Angels, Gus the Fireman on Leave It to Beaver, barber shop patron Jud Crowley on The Andy Griffith Show, the amorous senior-citizen husband of Queenie Smith on The Funny Side, and nursing-home refugee Justin Quigley on All in the Family. Mustin got the biggest press coverage of his career when, in character as Arthur Lanson, he married Mother Dexter - played by 82-year-old Judith Lowry - on the December 13, 1976 episode of Phyllis.
It was a hilarious and, in retrospect, poignant moment in TV history: Judith Lowry had died a few days before the program was aired, and Burt Mustin, who was too ill to watch the show, passed away six weeks later.