Dan Tobin TV Schedule
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Dan Tobin on TV This Week
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Fri 30
Bonanza: The Passing of a King — Dan Tobin
The Cartwrights battle Jeremy Roman, who is taking advantage of his father's ill health to perpetrate outrages.
Air Time & Details for Dan Tobin, Fri 30, 2:00 pm -
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Wed 4
I Married Joan — Dan Tobin
Gifted comedian Joan Davis played the wife of a domestic court judge who regaled couples in his courtroom with tales of his experiences at home. Among a slew of contemporary zany-housewife shows, this had neither the cachet nor the consistency of 'I Love Lucy,' but it was a popular and underrated sitcom that nicely showcased Davis's gifts for physical comedy.
Air Time & Details for Dan Tobin, Wed 4, 3:30 pm -
Sat 7
The Odd Couple: A Grave for Felix — Dan Tobin
A tale about Felix's search for a final resting place.
Air Time & Details for Dan Tobin, Sat 7, 1:00 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Dan Tobin
Throughout Hollywood's golden age and TV's "typecasting" era of the '50s and '60s, there would always be a demand for American actor Dan Tobin. After all, somebody had to play all those stuffed-shirt executives, snotty desk clerks, officious male secretaries, tight-fisted bankers and tuxedoed, mustachioed stiffs to whom the heroine was unhappily engaged before the hero came along. Tobin was a welcome if slightly pompous presence in such films as Woman of the Year (1941), Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer (1947) The Big Clock (1948) and The Love Bug Rides Again (1973).
On television, Tobin had semiregular stints on I Married Joan, My Favorite Husband and Perry Mason, as well as innumerable guest bits on sitcoms and anthologies. Dan Tobin was also a frustrated screenwriter, at least according to scenarist George Clayton Johnson; while working together on a 1960 episode of Twilight Zone, Tobin cornered Johnson and described his concept for a fantasy script about a gambler who could read his opponent's minds -- a talent which failed when he came up against an opponent who couldn't speak English!