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Sat 8
The Flintstones: Mother-in-Law's Visit — Hal Smith
With Wilma expecting a baby, her mother decides to visit, so Fred tries to be on his best behaviour, but his cantankerous, opinionated mother-in-law doesn't make it easy for him.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Sat 8, 7:30 pm -
Sun 9
The Flintstones: Foxy Grandma — Hal Smith
To help Wilma around the house, Fred hires a housekeeper who turns out to be Grandma Dynamite, a bank robber who has recently made a clean getaway.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Sun 9, 7:30 pm -
Mon 10
The Flintstones: Fred's New Job — Hal Smith
Barney's plan to help soon-to-be-daddy Fred get a raise backfires and gets Fred fired instead.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Mon 10, 6:30 pm -
Mon 10
Oklahoma Crude — Hal Smith
George C. Scott and Faye Dunaway in this brawling saga of the Southwestern oil fields in 1913. Doyle: John Mills. Hellman: Jack Palance. Marion: William Lucking. Wilcox: Harvey Jason. Jimmy: Rafael Campos. Wobbly: Ted Gehring. Stanley Kramer directed in Stockton.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Mon 10, 8:00 pm -
Thu 13
The Flintstones: Ventriloquist Barney — Hal Smith
Barney's ability to throw his voice has Fred believing that his newborn daughter, Pebbles, can talk. Things get even more wacky when the guys take her to a wrestling match when they are supposed to be babysitting her.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Thu 13, 6:30 pm -
Thu 13
The Andy Griffith Show: Goodbye Sheriff Taylor — Hal Smith
Andy leaves Barney in charge while he goes to Raleigh to interview for another job, and things immediately get out of hand. Truck Driver: Andrew Duncan. Mrs. Jackson: Janet Stewart. Judd: Burt Mustin. Goober: George Lindsey.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Thu 13, 8:00 pm -
Fri 14
The Flintstones: The Big Move — Hal Smith
Fred begins to think that lowbrow Barney is having a bad influence on Pebbles and decides to move the family to an upper-crust neighbourhood. But he learns that living with the bigwigs isn't all it's cracked up to be and starts to miss his little buddy.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Fri 14, 6:30 pm -
Sat 15
The Andy Griffith Show: The Arrest of the Fun Girls — Hal Smith
Fun girls Daphne (Jean Carson) and Skippy (Joyce Jameson) speed through Mayberry so they'll get arrested by Andy and Barney, who just want to get the girls quietly out of town before Helen and Thelma Lou see them. This marked the third and last appearance of the so-called Fun Girls. Thelma Lou: Betty Lynn. Helen: Aneta Corsaut. Otis: Hal Smith.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Sat 15, 10:00 am -
Sat 15
Oklahoma Crude — Hal Smith
George C. Scott and Faye Dunaway in this brawling saga of the Southwestern oil fields in 1913. Doyle: John Mills. Hellman: Jack Palance. Marion: William Lucking. Wilcox: Harvey Jason. Jimmy: Rafael Campos. Wobbly: Ted Gehring. Stanley Kramer directed in Stockton.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Sat 15, 3:20 pm -
Sat 15
The Flintstones: Swedish Visitors — Hal Smith
After spending their vacation fund on a fur for herself, Wilma tries to earn back the money by renting the house to a Swedish rock band. Meanwhile, Fred decides to rent a trailer and camp in Jellystone Park, where they meet up with Yogi Bear and his pal Boo Boo, who steal the Flintstones' picnic basket.
Air Time & Details for Hal Smith, Sat 15, 7:30 pm
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Biography
About Hal Smith
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Character actor Hal Smith (born Harold John Smith) cut his acting teeth in various touring road companies. Before serving in the Air Force during World War II, he had amassed impressive credits as a band singer, radio disc jockey, and writer. In the postwar years, he decided to try his luck in Hollywood, although holding down a real-estate job so he'd have a financial cushion between acting jobs.
His first recurring TV role was on the vintage sitcom I Married Joan (1952-53). (It was a different actor who appeared in the bit role of Anne Baxter's suitor in O. Henry's Full House [1952].) He spent most of the '50s playing guest stints and providing voice-overs for cartoon characters, and was briefly Hal the Bartender, a commercial spokesman for a popular brand of beer.
In 1960, he was signed for the semi-regular role of town drunk Otis Campbell on The Andy Griffith Show, essaying this hilarious (if politically incorrect) characterization with expertise, although he often insisted, "I don't think I've ever really been drunk in my whole life." Since Otis did not appear in every Griffith episode, Smith had time aplenty to free-lance, playing such film roles as a drunken Santa in Billy Wilder's The Apartment (1960) and an effeminate Roman emperor in The Three Stooges Meet Hercules (1962), and supplying voices for such cartoon programs as Davey and Goliath and The Flintstones. By 1962, he was making 50,000 dollars per year, a tidy sum in those days. During the 1970s and '80s, Smith was most closely associated with Disney, replacing the late Vance "Pinto" Colvig as the voice of Goofy and providing voices for series ranging from Winnie the Pooh and Friends to Ducktales.
Smith died in 1994.