Oliver Clark TV Schedule
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Oliver Clark on TV This Week
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Sun 2
The Bob Newhart Show: A Crime Most Foul — Oliver Clark
Bob suspects everyone when his new tape recorder vanishes.
Air Time & Details for Oliver Clark, Sun 2, 2:00 am -
Sun 2
Dear John: The Secret of Success — Oliver Clark
Ralph peddles a book promoting the power of positivity, which John could use, but won't, to publish his poetry. Connor: Rod McCary. Prescott: Oliver Clark. Brad: Peter Jurasik. Ralph: Harry Groener.
Air Time & Details for Oliver Clark, Sun 2, 7:00 pm -
Sun 2
The Golden Girls: Comedy of Errors — Oliver Clark
Tackling impossible dreams: Dorothy doing stand-up comedy; Rose winning over someone who doesn't like her; Blanche conning the IRS.
Air Time & Details for Oliver Clark, Sun 2, 9:30 pm -
Mon 3
The Great Gatsby — Oliver Clark
A nouveau riche bachelor buys his way into 1920s Long Island society in order to win back his obsession, a woman from his past who is now married to "old money".
Air Time & Details for Oliver Clark, Mon 3, 4:45 pm
Filmography
Oliver Clark Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Oliver Clark
Short, stocky, bespectacled American actor Oliver Clark was usually described by critics and fans as "owlish." Specializing in nervous, nerdy types, Clark was seen in such films as They Might Be Giants (1971), The Landlord (1973), Barbra Streisand's version of A Star is Born (1977) and Ernest Saves Christmas (1989). Though active in films, Clark was most familiar for his TV assignments. In addition to his many guest appearances, Clark had regular stints on Karen (1975) as star Karen Valentine's "wacky neighbor" Jerry Siegel; on The Bob Newhart Show (1976) as the overly defensive Mr. Herd; and on The Two of Us (1981) as the ulcerated agent of talk-show host Mimi Kennedy.
In 1977, Oliver Clark co-starred with Beverly Archer in We've Got Each Other, an easygoing TV sitcom about a commuter wife and a stay-at-home husband (way back when this sort of set-up was unusual).