It is a treat to find this show I had no idea about! I LOVE shows frm the 50’s 60’s and esp 70’s! I prefer to stay here in these decades, and what’s crazy is that everyone be mad @ me b/c I prefer to stay inside and watch my old shows and eat my snacks in peace. Smh Ppl are ridiculous

It is a treat to find this show I had no idea about! I LOVE shows frm the 50’s 60’s and esp 70’s! I prefer to stay here in these decades, and what’s crazy is that everyone be mad @ me b/c I prefer to stay inside and watch my old shows and eat my snacks in peace. Smh Ppl are ridiculous

I love seeing certain “bit actors” in some of these shows. Like the magazine guy played Salty Pepper in the Odd Couple and other small parts in the show.

Here's a link to the video tribute they deleted. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHmrkIBqlMyHi7c

He had hair then?

They are so very silly xD

What a terrible ending...

2:32 Oh look, that's the "Pipe Piper", Doc Severinsen from "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson". He was the leader of "Doc Severinsen and the Tonight Show Band" (a.k.a. the Doc Severinsen Orchestra) and is still alive until today after his retirement in 2022. God bless the man. P.S. Rest in peace, Ralph Pierre LaCock "Peter Marshall" (1926-2024). You will always be among the great masters of the "Hollywood Squares" as well as the "Storybook Squares".

wasn't she Shatner's wife in The Twilight Zone too

no DVD of this?

Shatner needed a better hair piece!

God what great writing, it's like an early Scorsese film. And top-shelf chemistry between Walter & Shatner, she would've been perfect on Star Trek:TOS as 'Number One'.

Music by "Johnny" Williams.

otis!!!!! lol

Mr. Shatner has had an incredible life and career. He is truly a Living Legend. Thanks for sharing.

This was over three years before Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

I wonder if the musical he mentioned that played at the same time as Suzie Wong was West Side Story…

Really too bad he wasn’t cast in the movie adaptation - William Holden was far too old for the role

Ironside was rife with Star Trek guest stars. I know many of these actors did all the major cop and spy shows at one time, but Ironside seemed to get a lot of the same people! Nice to see.

For me, the most impressive thing was the harsh, shrill screams he let out, in contrast to his measured, honey-like, verbal deliveries in films and TV.

This is the start of his feud with George Takei. Shatner stole his heritage!

All time great actor.😊

William Shatner is a great actor!! Until now I’ve only ever seen him in Star Trek so it’s really good to see him in so many films before he became Captain Kirk. 😃🥰

Bill definitely doesn't suit blonde. bit of Kirkfu in there.

Good acting, great writing ? This is a perfect high school play, all with one backdrop. Timeless theme.

William Shatner was an accomplished actor. So many, many television roles before Star Trek. My favorite of course was the Twilight Zone episode of a Monster playing with the jet engine at 20,000 feet. The horror in Shatner's eyes is breathtaking.

Shatner was also on one of the longest tv western shows Gunsmoke...... "Live long and prosperous" "Na no na no" 😹😂😹

So , William Shatner plays a doctor ... I wonder if somewhere out there Deforest Kelly plays a captain.

It's wonderful, bizarr, strange, fantastic 🍀

Airdate Jan. 7th, 1965. If Ms. Knox looks familiar she was in the Space Seed episode of Star Trek. Madlyn Rhue 1935-2003 was not in Wrath of Khan due to MS. By the way this is a death penalty case, however no actual executions have occurred in New York since 1963.

Is Voice of the Planet available on VHS, DVD, or streaming anywhere?

Kirk meets Doctor Smith.

1960s: bookmaking and bribery vs. the mass murder of the 2020s. I'll take the '60s. This whole case is based on the word of someone everyone knows is corrupt: Paddy Birch. But that lady is so freakin annoying. . By the way we know from Serpico that at least half the NYPD was on the take and the only reason he survived is the cops that rescued him didn't know whom he was.

Lonny Chapman would later be in the series For the people with Bill.

Great show! Thank you.

Airdate Feb. 21st, 1965.FYI there has been no executions in New York since 1963. Police brutality of the NYPD goes back much further. One of the characters is Det. Kojek. Original name of the Kojak series?

His toupee was invincible to the salt water.

The various TV Theaters put on by different sponsors signaled bed time in my house . Now , better than half a century later , I watch , fully entertained . Sadly , never again to be repeated !

Airdate Jan. 31st, 1965, filmed at Bronx Supreme Courthouse, Filmway Studios in East Harlem and Midtown. A well done precursor to Law and Order. Howard da Silva was blacklisted in the '50s and made a comeback in the '60s starring in the film David and Lisa and then later as Ben Franklin in 1776 and many other roles.

Shatner did a bunch of good stuff before he got anywhere near Star Trek.

Quite boring!

Very interesting slice of TV history there. Very unfortunate that the audio is so bad. Distant micing, reverberent studio, overly loud SFX ... weren't they listening in the control room?! I think it's an optical track from a kinescope, too, which doesn't help. I can clean up the hum and noise, but much of the dialog is still indecipherable. In a few years we'll be able to get AI to revoice it and get rid of the damned creaking rope.

copy of similar movie Bill did, Million Dollar Practice

Shortwave radio program called For the people.

Didn’t this women play the spouse of two Ricardo montalban characters one of which being Kahn from star trek

Gynecology: hot flashes and hypochondria

So is this a soap opera? 😅 Or was this an evening program?

Why do they always show shots being given in the wrong place?

Strangely, this movie is not listed in Shatner's filmography in Wikipedia.

Harlan Ellison says Shatner got it right in his book, Watching. So, I'm here. The lighting bugs me. The room needed window light.