DeForest Kelley TV Schedule
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DeForest Kelley on TV This Week
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Sat 25
Rawhide: Incident at Barker Springs — DeForest Kelley
Rowdy and Favor are drawn into the vendetta of a man who joined the drive to avenge his brother's death.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Sat 25, 4:00 pm -
Sat 25
Star Trek: Return to Tomorrow — DeForest Kelley
An experimental transplant between formless, telepathic creatures and members of the Enterprise crew works well until the creature in Spock's body elects to keep its new form.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Sat 25, 11:00 pm -
Sun 26
Star Trek: The Changeling — DeForest Kelley
Kirk encounters a sophisticated killer, the Nomad probe---a talking metallic cylinder programmed to destroy life-forms that don't meet its mechanical standards of perfection.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Sun 26, 8:00 pm -
Mon 27
Star Trek: Mirror, Mirror — DeForest Kelley
A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, Scotty, Uhura and McCoy to a parallel universe, where assassination, fear and treachery rule the Enterprise (and Spock has a beard).
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Mon 27, 8:00 pm -
Mon 27
Town Tamer — DeForest Kelley
Familiar faces dot this vengeance tale about a frontier lawyer (Dana Andrews) seeking his wife's killer. Susan: Terry Moore. Condor: Bruce Cabot. Ring: Lyle Bettger. Leach: Lon Chaney. Fell: Barton MacLane. Doc: Richard Arlen. Carol: Coleen Gray. Tavenner: DeForest Kelley. Honsinger: Richard Jaeckel. Lesley Selander directed.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Mon 27, 10:00 pm -
Tue 28
Johnny Reno — DeForest Kelley
A marshal (Dana Andrews) tries to prevent a lynching. Jane Russell, Lon Chaney, John Agar, Lyle Bettger. Joe: Tom Drake. Reed: Richard Arlen.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Tue 28, 12:00 am -
Tue 28
Star Trek: The Apple — DeForest Kelley
Kirk tries to save the Enterprise crew from destruction by terminating a powerful godmachine and the paradise it provides for its subjects.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Tue 28, 8:00 pm -
Wed 29
Tension at Table Rock — DeForest Kelley
Wes is harassed everywhere he goes after being wrongfully accused of murder, so he adopts an alias. He arrives in a new town where the sheriff needs help against a violent gang, so Wes is deputized and works to earn a new reputation for himself. Based on the novel "Bitter Sage" by Frank Gruber.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Wed 29, 12:30 am -
Wed 29
Have Gun, Will Travel: Treasure — DeForest Kelley
Long has served his term for robbery. Now he faces gunmen wanting to know where he hid the loot. Edna: Jeanne Cooper. Paladin: Richard Boone.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Wed 29, 11:30 am -
Wed 29
Star Trek: The Doomsday Machine — DeForest Kelley
While on a mission to investigate the mass destruction of entire planetary systems, Kirk encounters a crippled starship, its desperate captain and an unstoppable, planet-eating machine.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Wed 29, 8:00 pm -
Thu 30
Star Trek: Catspaw — DeForest Kelley
Castles, dungeons, witches, black cats and magic prevail as Kirk seeks a rational explanation of---and escape from---forces that lured him to an alien planet.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Thu 30, 8:00 pm -
Fri 31
Star Trek: I, Mudd — DeForest Kelley
Kirk and company fall prey to their old nemesis Harry Mudd, who is now both ruler and captive of an android civilisation.
Air Time & Details for DeForest Kelley, Fri 31, 8:00 pm
Filmography
DeForest Kelley Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About DeForest Kelley
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The son of a Baptist minister, actor DeForest Kelley was one of the lucky few chosen to be groomed for stardom by Paramount Pictures' "young talent" program in 1946. He served an apprenticeship in 2-reel musicals like Gypsy Holiday before starring as a tormented musician in Fear in the Night (47). Unfortunately, a sweeping cancellation of Paramount young talent contracts ended Kelley's stardom virtually before it began.
By the mid-1950s, he was scrounging up work on episodic TV and playing bits in such films as The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit (56) (this film, by the way, is the first in which Kelley uttered his now-famous line, "He's dead, captain"). Producer/writer Gene Roddenberry took a liking to Kelley and cast the actor in the leading role of a flamboyant criminal attorney in the 1959 TV pilot film 333 Montgomery. The series didn't sell, but Roddenberry was still determined to help Kelley on the road back to stardom.
One of their next collaborations was Star Trek (66-69), in which (as everybody in the galaxy knows) Kelley appeared as truculent ship's doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy. Virtually all of Kelley's subsequent film appearances have been as McCoy in the seemingly endless series of elaborate Star Trek feature films. And on the pilot for the 1987 syndie Star Trek: The Next Generation, DeForrest Kelley was once more seen as "Bones" -- albeit appropriately stooped and greyed.