Clint Howard TV Schedule
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Clint Howard on TV This Week
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Sat 25
Hunter: Kill Zone — Clint Howard
A series of murder-rapes dredges up a memory for Molenski, who is determined to stay with the case despite the painful distraction. Jack Cody: David Ledingham. Off. Karen Palmer: Andi Chapman. Laurie Peterson: Mary Kohnert. Molenski: Darlanne Fluegel.
Air Time & Details for Clint Howard, Sat 25, 11:00 pm -
Fri 31
The Andy Griffith Show: The Shoplifters — Clint Howard
Barney goes undercover as a mannequin in Weaver's department store to catch a shoplifter. Clint Howard guest stars as Leon, the little boy who spots Barney in his duck-hunting disguise. Weaver: Tol Avery. Asa: Charles P. Thompson. Shoplifter: Lurene Tuttle.
Air Time & Details for Clint Howard, Fri 31, 8:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Clint Howard
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The son of actors, juvenile performer Clint Howard began showing up on screen in the mid-1960s, usually in the TV series and feature films co-starring his older brother Ron Howard. Clint's best-known TV guest appearances include the part of Balok in the 1966 Star Trek episode "The Corbomite Maneuver," and his vivid portrayal of a youthful prognosticator in the opening installment of Night Gallery's 1971-72 season. He was starred in the 1967 Ivan Tors theatrical feature Gentle Giant and in that property's TV-series spin-off Gentle Ben.
Upon attaining adulthood, Howard was mostly consigned to character parts; he has also been featured in the films directed by his brother Ron Howard, from Eat My Dust (1978) to Apollo 13 (1995).