David Hedison TV Schedule
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David Hedison on TV This Week
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Sun 9
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Savage Jungle — David Hedison
The Seaview vs aliens determined to overrun the earth with a deadly jungle growth.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Sun 9, 2:00 am -
Wed 12
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Invaders — David Hedison
Nelson discovers a human-like creature inside a capsule found in the ruins of a submerged city.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Wed 12, 4:00 am -
Thu 13
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Indestructible Man — David Hedison
The Seaview recovers the first robot to return from outer space---unaware that it has been converted into a deadly monster.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Thu 13, 4:00 am -
Fri 14
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Buccaneer — David Hedison
A certain Mr Logan plans to use the Seaview to hijack the Mona Lisa from a French warship.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Fri 14, 4:00 am -
Sat 15
Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 — David Hedison
Suspenseful sequel to 1999's "The Omega Code" leads to an apocalyptic showdown to save the world. Michael York stars as Stone Alexander, the megalomaniacal military head of the European Union, and Michael Biehn plays his brother David, the Vice President of the United States. When David discovers that Stone is the Antichrist, a battle for world domination is imminent. Diane Venora, Udo Kier.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Sat 15, 2:30 am -
Sun 16
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Flaming Ice — David Hedison
The Seaview's crew defends itself against alien ice men.
Air Time & Details for David Hedison, Sun 16, 2:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About David Hedison
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Born Albert Hedison, David Hedison billed himself as Al Hedison when he signed his 20th Century-Fox contract in 1958. He was still Al when he starred in his best-known film, The Fly, as the unfortunate researcher who ends up as lunch for a slavering spider ("Hellllp meeeeee"). By 1959, he was David Hedison, both as leading man of the 17-episode TV series Five Fingers and as romantic lead of still another fantasy film, The Lost World (1960).
In 1964, Hedison worked off his Fox contract in the role of Captain Lee Crane in the weekly TVer Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964-67). The most amusing episode of that Irwin Allen production was a 1963 entry which utilized generous stock footage from Lost World, with Hedison "out of uniform" so that he could match shots of himself lensed three years earlier. In the last three decades, David Hedison has co-starred in numerous made-for-TV movies, and has been seen on two television soap operas: the daytime Another World and the nighttime The Colbys.