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Mon 9
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Spanish Curse — Ross Martin
West investigates reports of a ghostly band of conquistadors who dwell in a valley where human sacrifice is made to the spirit of Cortez. Artemus: Ross Martin. Cortez: Thayer David. Cosina: Toian Matchinga. Allesandro: Richard Angarola.
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Tue 10
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Sat 14
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Gypsy Peril — Ross Martin
A search for a kidnapped white elephant leads West to a hold-up gang, a gypsy troupe---and the full fury of an outraged sultan. Scullen: Arthur Batanides. Zoe: Ruta Lee. Sultan: Ronald Long. Artemus: Ross Martin.
Air Time & Details for Ross Martin, Sat 14, 10:00 am
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Biography
About Ross Martin
Born in Grodek, Poland, the erudite actor received an M.A. in psychometrics and a law degree before he turned to performing as half of a comedy team known as Ross & West. On film, he was notable and frightening in Experiment in Terror (1962). Following an undistinguished but busy TV career in the '50s, Martin became one of television's most brilliant chararacter actors.
As a regular on the charades-like game shows The Ad-Libbers (1951), Pantomime Quiz (1950-1963), and Stump the Stars (1962-63), he had the chance to show off his lightning mind and acting facility. After playing a supporting role on The Sheriff of Cochise (1956-1960), he costarred as Andamo on Mr. Lucky (1959-60). Martin finally found his niche as TV's "man of a thousand faces" -- Secret Service agent Artemus Gordon -- on the humorous cult spy spoof/western/science fiction series The Wild, Wild West (1965-1969) with Robert Conrad as James West.
The show gave him an opportunity to display his acting virtuosity, as he used multiple disguises and accents in almost every episode. Sidelined by a major heart attack near the end of the series and replaced by look-alike Charles Aidman, Martin did mostly guest shots and cartoon voiceovers thereafter. His directing credits include Here's Lucy (1968-74).