John Doucette TV Schedule
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John Doucette on TV This Week
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Sat 25
The Last Time I Saw Paris — John Doucette
In post-World War II Paris, a reporter who wants to be a novelist marries an expatriate heiress, but her hedonistic lifestyle and his rejection letters lead him into a downward spiral.
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Sun 26
Bonanza: Knight Errant — John Doucette
A romantic triangle develops when Hoss meets his friend's mail-order bride.
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Sun 26
Dakota Incident — John Doucette
After a stagecoach is ambushed by menacing Cheyenne, the horses run away, stranding the passengers. The passengers take refuge in a dry gully and do battle with the Cheyenne.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Sun 26, 4:00 pm -
Wed 29
The Crooked Way — John Doucette
Film noir about a former GI who returns to the States as an amnesia victim and runs afoul of a mobster and a police inspector and winds up getting framed for murder. Adapted from a 1940s radio play.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Wed 29, 12:00 pm -
Wed 29
The Wild Wild West: The Night of the Flaming Ghost — John Doucette
West has a bizarre mission: stop abolitionist John Brown---who was pronounced dead 20 years before. Brown: John Doucette. Barbara: Karen Sharpe. Carma: Lynn Loring. Artemus: Ross Martin. Vasquez: Robert Ellenstein. Glover: Harry Bartell.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Wed 29, 9:00 pm -
Wed 29
Peyton Place — John Doucette
A respectable New England hamlet's dirty laundry is aired out in a courtroom in spite of the best efforts of a prudish single mother and the town matriarch.
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Thu 30
The Crooked Way — John Doucette
Film noir about a former GI who returns to the States as an amnesia victim and runs afoul of a mobster and a police inspector and winds up getting framed for murder. Adapted from a 1940s radio play.
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Fri 31
The Fastest Gun Alive — John Doucette
A former gunman tries to settle into a normal life, but when a youngster shares his secret past with a band of outlaws, they threaten to burn down the town if he doesn't duel them.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Fri 31, 9:30 am -
Sun 2
The Crooked Way — John Doucette
Film noir about a former GI who returns to the States as an amnesia victim and runs afoul of a mobster and a police inspector and winds up getting framed for murder. Adapted from a 1940s radio play.
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Sun 2
The Adventures of Superman: The Lady in Black — John Doucette
Lois and Jimmy try to solve the mystery of the lady in black.
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Sun 2
The Maverick Queen — John Doucette
Barbara Stanwyck plays a saloonkeeper who falls for a Pinkerton agent (Barry Sullivan) posing as an outlaw. Sundance: Scott Brady. Lucy: Mary Murphy. Jamie: Wallace Ford. Butch Cassidy: Howard Petrie. Stranger: Jim Davis. Malone: Emile Meyer. Sheriff: Walter Sande. Muncie: George Keymas. Joseph Kane directed.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Sun 2, 12:15 pm -
Sun 2
The Texas Rangers — John Doucette
Lawman (George Montgomery) vs. Sam Bass (William Bishop) and his band. Gale Storm, Jerome Courtland, Noah Beery Jr. Lively. Phil Karlson directed.
Air Time & Details for John Doucette, Sun 2, 8:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About John Doucette
Whenever actor Ed Platt blew one of his lines in his role of "The Chief" in the TV comedy series Get Smart, star Don Adams would cry out "Is John Doucette available?" Adams was kidding, of course, but he was not alone in his high regard for the skill and versatility of the deep-voiced, granite-featured Doucette. In films on a regular basis since 1947 (he'd made his official movie debut in 1943's Two Tickets to London), Doucette was usually cast in roles calling for bad-tempered menace, but was also adept at dispensing dignity and authority. He was equally at home with the archaic dialogue of Julius Caesar (1953) and Cleopatra (1963) as he was with the 20th-century military patois of 1970's Patton, in which he played General Truscott.
John Doucette's many TV credits include a season on the syndicated MacDonald Carey vehicle Lock-Up (1959), and the role of Captain Andrews on The Partners (1971), starring Doucette's old friend and admirer Don Adams.