Barney Miller: Inquiry
9:00 pm - 9:30 pm, Tuesday, November 4 on WPIX Antenna TV (11.2)
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Inquiry
Season 8, Episode 16
Wojo is brought before a police board after shooting a thief; an irate parent attacks a nursery-school teacher; a mugging victim turns mugger to get out of a pay parking lot. Loftis: Michael Lombard. Mrs. Loftis: Bonnie Bartlett. Wendell: Norman Bartold.
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1982
English
Comedy
Sitcom
Drama
Cast & Crew
Michael Lombard
(Actor)
.. Loftis
Bonnie Bartlett
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Loftis
Norman Bartold
(Actor)
.. Wendell
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Did You Know..
Michael Lombard
(Actor)
.. Loftis
Born:
August 08, 1934
Bonnie Bartlett
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Loftis
Born:
June 20, 1929
Birthplace: Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
Birthplace: Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
Trivia:
Born, raised, and educated in the Midwest, character actress Bonnie Bartlett moved to New York City with her actor husband, William Daniels (otherwise known as the voice of K.I.T.T. on Knight Rider). During the '50s, she played Vanessa Raven on the CBS soap opera Love of Life. After adopting two children in the '60s, she went on to a prolific career on television. From 1974-1977 she played widow Grace Snider who married the farmer Isaiah Edwards on Little House on the Prairie. From 1982-1988 she played Ellen, the wife of Dr. Mark Craig (played by husband Daniels) on St. Elsewhere. At the 1986 Emmy awards, the couple became the first married team to win acting awards on the same night. Of her many made-for-television movies and miniseries, she had starring roles in Right to Die, Victim of Love: The Shannon Mohr Story, and Tuesdays With Morrie. Her supporting roles in feature films include Twins, Dave, and Primary Colors. Back on television in the late '90s, she played several reoccurring characters, most notably Lucille on Home Improvement, Dean Bolander on Boy Meets World, and Barbara Brooks on Once and Again.
Norman Bartold
(Actor)
.. Wendell
Born:
August 06, 1928
Died: May 28, 1994
Died: May 28, 1994
Trivia:
Supporting actor Norman Bartold appeared in numerous films of the 1970s. He also worked on television as a guest star and in television movies. He made his film debut in The Littlest Hobo (1958).
