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Fri 18
Point Blank — Lloyd Bochner
A cuckolded husband will stop at nothing in his quest for revenge as he takes on the Los Angeles mob after his wife and her gangster boyfriend try to kill him and make off with the loot from a heist they pulled.
Air Time & Details for Lloyd Bochner, Fri 18, 8:00 pm -
Sat 19
Murder, She Wrote: Unfinished Business — Lloyd Bochner
A retired police lieutenant returns to a case he never solved: a 10-year-old murder in which Seth was a suspect.
Air Time & Details for Lloyd Bochner, Sat 19, 10:00 am -
Mon 21
Mission: Impossible: The Deal — Lloyd Bochner
More IMF tricks: commandeering a Navy patrol boat to squelch a political coup.
Air Time & Details for Lloyd Bochner, Mon 21, 9:00 pm -
Wed 23
The A-Team: Beverly Hills Assault — Lloyd Bochner
A Beverly Hills art dealer is stealing originals and replacing them with fakes.
Air Time & Details for Lloyd Bochner, Wed 23, 11:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Lloyd Bochner
After racking up impressive stage credits in Canada and the U.S., actor Lloyd Bochner familiarized himself with American televiewers in the supporting role of Captain Nicholas Lacey in the prime-time TV serial One Man's Family (1952). Dozens of guest-star assignments later, Bochner again showed up on a weekly basis as police chief Neil Campbell in Hong Kong (1960). His later TV series stints included The Richard Boone Show (1963, as a member of Boone's "repertory company"), and Dynasty (1981-1982 season, as Cecil Colby).
In films from 1963's Drums of Africa, Bochner has been seen in such characterizations as Marc Peters in the Carol Lynley version of Harlow (1965) and Dr. Cory in The Dunwich Horror (1969). By far, Bochner's most memorable assignment was the 1962 Twilight Zone episode "To Serve Man," as the scientist who learns all too late that "It's a cookbook!"; nearly 30 years later, he parodied this deathless moment in Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear (1991). Lloyd Bochner is the father of Emmy-winning actor Hart Bochner.