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Sat 14
Love, American Style: Love and the Single Sister; Love and the Monsters — James Darren
Judy Carne and James Darren in tales about a jilted sister and a make-out man in makeup. Larry: Bill Daily. Melba: Maud Adams. Beatrice: Kristina Holland. Bryan: Jack Mullaney.
Air Time & Details for James Darren, Sat 14, 7:00 am -
Mon 16
T.J. Hooker: The Trial — James Darren
Romano feels betrayed when Hooker defends an officer whose alleged cowardice caused Romano to be wounded. Adrian Zmed, William Shatner. Briggs: Jeff Pomerantz. Abbott: Lee de Broux. Lt. Ellis: Robert Hooks. Corrigan: James Darren.
Air Time & Details for James Darren, Mon 16, 10:00 am -
Fri 20
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Biography
About James Darren
Philadelphia-born James Darren came to Hollywood armed with far more impressive credentials than most teen idols, notably several years' training with Stella Adler. Signed to a Columbia Pictures contract in 1956, Darren was developed into a popular leading man-and, briefly, a recording artist. Columbia required him to show up in everything from 1958's Gidget to a 1965 episode of TV's The Flintstones (as "Jimmy Darrock").
In 1966, Darren was cast as Dr. Tony Newman on the Irwin Allen sci-fi TVer Time Tunnel, wherein he was given the unenviable task of reacting in alarm to miles and miles of 20th Century-Fox stock footage. After Time Tunnel folded in 1967, Darren's career was one of a few peaks and several valleys. Though he'd never really been away, Darren made what was labelled a comeback in 1982 in the solid supporting role of Officer Jim Corrigan on the weekly William Shatner TV vehicle T.J. Hooker.
Since that time, James Darren has received a number of plum guest-star assignments on various TV dramatic and comedy programs, and has directed individual installments of such programs as Police Story.