Hunter: The Baby Game
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Tuesday, November 4 on WHTV Binge TV (18.3)
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The Baby Game
Season 5, Episode 2
Hunter becomes caught up with a 2-year-old girl who's found at the scene of a prostitute's murder. Dick Frost: Wayne Tippit. Sen. Young: Stephen Young. Dan Michaels: Stan Ivar. Mary Ressell: Margot Rose. McCall: Stepfanie Kramer.
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1988
English
HD Level Unknown
Crime Drama
Police
Cast & Crew
Fred Dryer
(Actor)
.. Det. Sgt. Rick Hunter
Stepfanie Kramer
(Actor)
.. Det. Sgt. Dee Dee McCall
Charles Hallahan
(Actor)
.. Capt. Charles Devane
Wayne Tippit
(Actor)
.. Dick Frost
Stephen Young
(Actor)
.. Sen. Young
Stan Ivar
(Actor)
.. Dan Michaels
Yuji Okumoto
(Actor)
.. Jimmy
Sid Melton
(Actor)
.. Mailbox Service Owner
Margot Rose
(Actor)
.. Mary Ressell
Michael Keys Hall
(Actor)
.. Dave Ressell
Cynthia Szigeti
(Actor)
.. Rena
David J. Partington
(Actor)
.. Big Jack
More Information
Did You Know..
Fred Dryer
(Actor)
.. Det. Sgt. Rick Hunter
Born:
July 06, 1946
Birthplace: Hawthorne, California, United States
Birthplace: Hawthorne, California, United States
Trivia:
Fred Dryer has spent the bulk of his acting career on television, but he has also appeared in a few feature films, beginning with The Starmaker (1981). Prior to becoming a performer, Dryer had been a professional football player. On television, he is best remembered for two roles, that of Sam Malone's irritating buddy, Dave Richards, in three episodes of the NBC sitcom Cheers and as fearless Detective Sergeant Rick Hunter in the series Hunter (1984). Other film appearances include Cannonball Run II (1984) and Day of Reckoning (1994).
Stepfanie Kramer
(Actor)
.. Det. Sgt. Dee Dee McCall
Born:
August 06, 1956
Charles Hallahan
(Actor)
.. Capt. Charles Devane
Born:
July 29, 1943
Died: November 25, 1997
Died: November 25, 1997
Trivia:
Supporting actor Charles Hallahan played character roles on stage, television and in feature films. Fans of the Stephen J. Cannell police drama Hunter will know Hallahan for playing Captain Charlie Devane between 1986 and 1991. A Philadelphia native, Hallahan earned an undergraduate degree at Rutgers and a master's from Temple University six years before heading to Los Angeles in 1977. Hallahan had little trouble finding acting jobs. His stage credits include playing the lead in a long-running San Francisco production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest during the late '90s, roles in plays ranging from Equus to The Threepenny Opera. In 1976, Hallahan toured the Soviet Union in two classic plays. On television, Hallahan guest-starred on over 200 episodes of shows ranging from Lou Grant to The Paper Chase. He made his feature film debut in Nightwing (1979). He made his last film appearance playing Paul Dreyfuss in Dante's Peak (1997). Hallahan died during a car crash in which he apparently suffered a heart attack on November 25, 1997. He was 54.
Wayne Tippit
(Actor)
.. Dick Frost
Born:
December 19, 1932
Died: August 28, 2009
Died: August 28, 2009
Stephen Young
(Actor)
.. Sen. Young
Born:
May 19, 1931
Trivia:
The son of a Toronto financier, 18-year-old Stephen Young was signed to a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians, but his professional athletic career ended before it began when he injured his knee playing ice hockey. Young spent the next few years as a salesman for a variety of items, then took up radio and TV commercial production. While vacationing in Europe with a friend, he landed a bit part in the superproduction Cleopatra (1963), then went on to minor roles in such Spanish-filmed spectaculars as 55 Days at Peking and The Leopard. Upon returning to Toronto, Young decided to become a full-time actor. Billed under his given name of Stephen Levy, he appeared as Jack Williams on the Ontario-based daytime drama Moment of Truth (1965), and co-starred with Austin Fox on the prime time Canadian adventure series Seaway (1965-1966). He then headed to Hollywood, where he starred in a TV pilot called I Married a Bear; it didn't sell, but did lead to Young's two-season hitch as lawyer Ben Caldwell in the weekly Judd for the Defense (1967-1969). Stephen Young went on to character roles in such films as Patton (1970) and Soylent Green (1973), not to mention scores of made-for-TV movies.
Stan Ivar
(Actor)
.. Dan Michaels
Born:
January 11, 1943
Yuji Okumoto
(Actor)
.. Jimmy
Born:
April 20, 1959
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
Trivia:
Supporting actor, onscreen from the late '80s.
Sid Melton
(Actor)
.. Mailbox Service Owner
Born:
May 23, 1920
Trivia:
Diminutive, jug-eared comic actor Sid Melton cut his acting teeth in the touring companies of such Broadway hits as See My Lawyer and Three Men on a Horse. Though he once listed his film debut as being 1945's Model Wife, Melton showed up onscreen as early as 1942, playing one of the students in Blondie Goes to College. Mostly showing up in bits and minor roles in big-studio features, Melton enjoyed starring assignments at bargain-basement Lippert Studios, notably the 1951 "sleeper" The Steel Helmet. His film career extended into the 1970s, when he was seen in a sizeable role in the Diana Ross starrer Lady Sings the Blues (1975). Sid Melton's TV credits include the cult-favorite roles of Ichabod Mudd ("with two D's!") on Captain Midnight and nightclub owner Charley Halper on The Danny Thomas Show.
Margot Rose
(Actor)
.. Mary Ressell
Born:
July 17, 1956
Michael Keys Hall
(Actor)
.. Dave Ressell
Born:
January 01, 1948
Cynthia Szigeti
(Actor)
.. Rena
David J. Partington
(Actor)
.. Big Jack
