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Fri 11
Laredo: Three's Company — Philip Carey
Chad's former sweetheart shows up in Laredo with her railroad-baron father. Chad: Peter Brown. Emily: Myrna Fahey. Parmalee: Philip Carey. Henderson: David Brian. Reese: Neville Brand. Carla: Estelita. Joe: William Smith. Coke: Richard Reeves. Stubbs: Jack Williams. Marshal: James Seay.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Fri 11, 3:30 pm -
Fri 11
All in the Family: Judging Books by Covers — Philip Carey
After he declares that the Stivics' friend Roger must be gay, Archie learns a lesson at the bar he frequents.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Fri 11, 8:00 pm -
Sun 13
Count Three and Pray — Philip Carey
A man (Van Heflin) returns from the Civil War determined to do good for his town. Lissy: Joanne Woodward. Huggins: Raymond Burr. Loomis: Phil Carey. Georgina: Alison Hayes. Matty: Nancy Kulp. Directed by George Sherman.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Sun 13, 12:30 am -
Mon 14
Laredo: Anybody Here Seen Billy? — Philip Carey
Chad (Peter Brown) comes up against trickery and murder in an attempt to deliver a prisoner to El Paso. Reese: Neville Brand. Laurie: Joan Staley. Joe: William Smith.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Mon 14, 3:30 pm -
Tue 15
Laredo: A Question of Discipline — Philip Carey
As punishment for brawling, Reese and Chad are ordered to escort a seemingly valueless cargo: foul-smelling buffalo hides. Reese: Neville Brand. Chad: Peter Brown. Joe: William Smith. Marianne: Marlyn Mason. Parmalee: Philip Carey. Jones: Bill Hart.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Tue 15, 3:30 pm -
Thu 17
Laredo: A Matter of Policy — Philip Carey
A stage carrying Parmalee (Philip Carey) and a state senator to Laredo is held up along the way. Chad: Peter Brown. Reese: Neville Brand. Joe: William Smith. Sparks: Robert F. Simon. Davis: Charles Gray. Giles: Jon Locke. Brannigan: Mickey Finn. Hawks: Mike Ragan. Jarvis: I. Stanford Jolley.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Thu 17, 3:30 pm -
Fri 18
Laredo: Which Way Did They Go? — Philip Carey
Reese (Neville Brand) gets involved with a librarian (Eve Arden) who gives cross-country cultural lectures. Bolt: Myron Healey. Sheriff: Lyle Talbot. Lute: Michael Stanwood. Carlotta: Rita D'Amico. Joe: William Smith. Chad: Peter Brown. Dade: Rex Holman. Wentworth: Grandon Rhodes.
Air Time & Details for Philip Carey, Fri 18, 3:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Philip Carey
Beefy, muscular leading man Philip Carey entered films in 1951, shortly after his hitch in the Marines was up. Cutting quite a dashing figure in a 19th-century military uniform, Carey was most often cast as an American cavalry officer. In a similar vein, he appeared as Canadian-born Lt.
Michael Rhodes on the 1956 TV series Tales of the 77th Bengal Lancers. Curiously, he never appeared in any of director John Ford's cavalry films, though he did co-star in Ford's Mister Roberts (1955) and The Long Gray Line (1955). In 1959, Carey starred in a TV series based on Raymond Chandler's hard-boiled private eye Philip Marlowe.
While no one could fault his performance in the role, the Philip Marlowe series survived but a single season. He is best known for his four subsequent TV assignments: as spokesperson for the regionally aired Granny Goose potato chips commercials, as forever-flustered Lt. Parmalee on the comedy Western Laredo (1966-1968), as narrator of the documentary series Untamed World (1968-1975), and, from 1980-2007, as eternally scheming patriarch Asa Buchanan on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live.
One of Philip Carey's least typical TV appearances was on a 1971 All in the Family episode, in which he played Archie Bunker's macho-man bar buddy -- who turns out to be a homosexual.