Earl Holliman TV Schedule
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Earl Holliman on TV This Week
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Sun 1
Murder, She Wrote: Roadkill — Earl Holliman
A member of a truck-hijacking ring ends up roadkill.
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Tue 3
Police Woman: The Chasers — Earl Holliman
Con artists who prey on auto-accident victims choose Pepper as their patsy.
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Wed 4
Police Woman: Cold Wind — Earl Holliman
Two factory employees are suspected of murdering two of their co-workers.
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Sat 7
Devil's Canyon — Earl Holliman
Grim tale of a clash between inmates (Dale Robertson, Stephen McNally) at an 1890s Arizona prison. Virginia Mayo. Taggert: Arthur Hunnicutt. Morgan: Robert Keith. Wells: Jay C. Flippen. Originally filmed in 3-D. Directed by Alfred Werker.
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Mon 9
Police Woman — Earl Holliman
A popular 'Police Story' spin-off about sexy but tough undercover agent 'Pepper' Anderson, who works for the criminal-conspiracy investigating team of the LAPD.
Air Time & Details for Earl Holliman, Mon 9, 8:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Earl Holliman
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While many of Earl Holliman's bucolic screen characters tended to shy away from "book learnin," Holliman himself is a graduate of UCLA. Making his film debut with a one-line bit as a bellboy in Martin and Lewis' Scared Stiff (1953), Holliman went on to featured and co-starring roles in westerns and military dramas, usually cast as a hot-headed rustic with a streak of manic unpredictability. His larger film roles include the comic-relief cook in Forbidden Planet (1956), Katharine Hepburn's girl-happy brother in The Rainmaker (1956)--a performance that earned him a Golden Globe nomination--and Matt Elder in the John Wayne starrer Sons of Katie Elder (1965).
A nearly inescapable presence on television, Holliman turned in some impressive work on the many live TV anthologies of the 1950s. His portrayal of a shipwrecked marine in the 1958 Kraft Theatre production "The Sea is Boiling Hot," in which he carried on a one-sided debate with monolingual Japanese officer Sessue Hayakawa, led to his being cast in a similar solo turn in the 1959 Twilight Zone pilot episode "Where is Everybody?" His series-TV credits include the roles of gunslinger-turned-hotelier Sundance in Hotel de Paree (1959), bronco buster Mitch Guthrie in Wide Country (1962), Palm Springs private eye Matthew Durning in PS I Luv U (1991) and barkeep Darden Towe in Delta (1992). Undoubtedly his most famous TV assignment was as Angie Dickinson's superior officer Lt.
Bill Crowley in the weekly Police Woman (1974-78). Most recently Earl Holliman made a most welcome guest appearance as Lea Thompson's Wisconsinite dad in the TV sitcom Caroline in the City.