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Mon 16
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Pistoleros — Edward Binns
A letter to President Grant sends West to a lonely outpost to fight terrorists. Roper: Edward Binns. Murray: Robert Pine. Artemus: Ross Martin. Galiando: Henry Wilcoxon. Sanchos: Perry Lopez.
Air Time & Details for Edward Binns, Mon 16, 9:00 pm -
Tue 17
Daniel Boone: Doll of Sorrow — Edward Binns
A tradesman causes problems for Daniel, who feels responsible for the peddler's loss of merchandise. Jennings: Edward Binns. Grey Eagle: Eddie Little Sky. Daniel: Fess Parker. Rising Star: Adrienne Hayes. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.
Air Time & Details for Edward Binns, Tue 17, 6:00 am -
Tue 17
Laredo: The Small Chance Ghost — Edward Binns
A saloon owner (Jeanne Cooper) keeps her gold strike a secret by frightening everyone out of town with a phony ghost. Reese: Neville Brand. Parmalee: Philip Carey. Erik: Robert Wolders. Durgom: Edward Binns.
Air Time & Details for Edward Binns, Tue 17, 3:30 pm -
Wed 18
Alice: Earthquake — Edward Binns
Everyone's rattled when a Native American predicts an earthquake. Linda Lavin. Mel: Vic Tayback. Reese: J.J. Barry. Driscoll: Edward Binns. Flo: Polly Holliday. Vera: Beth Howland. Gus: Gordon Hurst. Harry: Ancel Cook.
Air Time & Details for Edward Binns, Wed 18, 2:00 pm
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Biography
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Actor Edward Binns possessed two qualities that many of his contemporaries lacked: he was always reliable, and always believable. On Broadway, he was shown to good advantage in such hit productions as Command Decision, The Lark, A View From the Bridge, and Caligula. In films from 1951's Teresa, Binns' roles ranged from the vacillating Juror #6 in 12 Angry Men (1957) to the authoritative Major General Walter Bedell Smith in Patton (1970).
On television, Binns played the title role in the 1959 cop drama Brenner, Dr. Anson Kiley in The Nurses (1962-1964), and secret-service contact man Wallie Powers in It Takes a Thief (1969-1970 season). Edward Binns died suddenly at the age of 74, while traveling from New York to his home in Connecticut.