Erin Gray Reveals the Truth About Buck Rogers

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[@fredashay]

$600 a week for a movie actress in a starring role?!?! I made more than that as a network administrator...

[@chriselson7268]

Rogers wasn't put into suspended animation, his ship had become damaged on a mission to Mars, I think and he was lost in space.

[@Omniimpotent]

How about some content that has something to do with the title?

[@ezrabarkley2574]

Erin Grey was a STUNNINGLY GORGEOUS WOMAN

[@havingfun1968]

I never understood why he never had sex with the Colonel or Pamela Hensley aka THE PRINCESS. Both wanted Buck yet he never hooked up with one. HOW WAS THAT POSSIBLE???

[@nickjames3049]

@@havingfun1968 : True, but then it was a family show, so......

[@lanz637]

@@havingfun1968 Remember that it was the 70s. Censors wouldn't have been likely to allow it. The writers probably wrote their roles to create tge illusion of sexual tension without overtly showing it.

[@eac1235]

@@lanz637 True, however Erin Grey did wear some super tight spandex that left little to the imagination !

[@eac1235]

@@nickjames3049 With some of the tightest spandex ever!

[@MrUndoe]

Erin Grey, Lynda Carter, and Dawn Wells will always have a place in my heart.

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[@ejkalegal3145]

And in your loins too, no doubt......

[@street1111]

And Barbera Eden

[@MrUndoe]

@@street1111 Yes, how could I have forgotten about Barbara Eden?

[@street1111]

Nailed it tho good job

[@chrisdymmel2934]

Met her at a comic con, she was a surprise replacement guest so I didn’t know she was going to be there. Came back the next day and got her to sign my Buck Rogers dvd set and she was incredibly gracious and more than willing to talk about the show with me for a bit. Still beautiful too.

[@tj921able]

I've always liked her in all her roles. I always feel she conducted herself very professionally. God Bless her on her life in the future and her family as well.

[@25FADIII]

She qualifies to be a friend of my late Mother's. Though not a TV Mom on Silver Spoons, she certainly acted mother-like. Therefore she looks like a mother figure.

[@chriscoleman5242]

I love watching Buck Rogers when I was a kid and Wilma was my favorite on the show. Her and Gil Gerard they was good together.

[@christiandelorde8497]

Erin Grey and Pamela Hensley!!!!! Oh my how they awoke feelings in me as a.boy.

[@danbasta3677]

I liked Pamela Hensley. Now she's super beautiful and sexy to!

[@johnwhite5551]

AMEN BROTHER!

[@deangullberry5148]

The biggest mistake they made was making Buck Rogers a Star Trek rip off in season 2, thereby eliminating Princess Ardala. That could have been a long running series just based on the conflict between Earth, and the Draconian Empire. Plus many more years of seeing space bikinis...

[@control_the_pet_population]

@@deangullberry5148 I agree.. and this can at least partially be blamed on Gil Gerard. He wanted the show to take a more serious tone and felt Buck was too much of a comedic wise-ass.

[@RealMechDruid]

Erin was a beautiful woman. I met her at San Diego Comic Con a long time ago. I was having an evil laugh off with Clive Revill. Surrounded by several actors making personal appearances at the con. Erin was leaning over my left shoulder and she was pressed against my back. Her presence had an effect on me. I turned my head to look at her and said, "You are killing me here!" It was only way I could think to compliment her and let her know the effect she was having on me. She was very gracious and considerate.

[@bigguy130]

Ah, was that around the time when Clive Revill was playing the role of Vector on the Wizards and Warriors tv series? That show was a personal favorite of mine.

[@RealMechDruid]

@@bigguy130 It was after that short lived series. Not sure of year. Clive was a real gentleman. Evil laugh off was called a draw by him.

[@LifeProducersofNewJerseyLLC]

Shows like this made TV fun. You could watch it with the whole family and everyone would get something out of it.

[@willgeo2215]

Erin was so beautiful, still is for a 70 year old

[@jjthomas2297]

She's an old lady....not beautiful

[@willgeo2215]

@@jjthomas2297 to a 70 year old guy she is beautiful

[@francisdhomer5910]

@@willgeo2215 and to the 63 year old guy. lol

[@halicarnassus834]

@@jjthomas2297 you will probably age very fast and whither quickly, unlike her.

[@mimIsra1]

@@jjthomas2297 so old people are ugly to you!? You will get there too if you don't die first.?! Oh, yeah! That happens to young people as well as terminal illness' (Food for your warped thoughts).

[@Necron-ez2cc]

Erin could go from goofy, to smoldering in a heartbeat. The acting range she had was highly unappreciated for the time.

[@derekhughes8318]

I met her at a comic convention in Florida. she was the sweetest person

[@timothyhernandez3803]

I met her at a comic book convention in El Paso, TX, in 2014. She is a very kind and genuine person, and still incredibly beautiful.

[@k9ready690]

I always wondered what happen to Erin after Buck Rogers she seemed to disappear. It is nice to know she didn't fall into drug addiction like so many actresses of that time period. Thank you.

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[@alienlife7754]

Buck Rogers came on just about the same time as puberty for me. Erin Grey hit me like a ton of bricks. Lol.

[@dk6173]

Same. Lol

[@CollideFan1]

OMG, yes the same.

[@daveinromania]

You made me laugh with that 1.

[@jeffreybabor2585]

She started the Spandex revolution to this day when I see spandex I think of her

[@daveinromania]

@@jeffreybabor2585 Think we are all showing our age. 😇

[@richardhyden6527]

Those tight out fits is the reason it lasted 2 seasons

[@goodoldbubba6620]

It's a shame that the show ended too soon. So much could have been done with it, but somebody decided to take it down the very wrong path.

[@francisdhomer5910]

Wrong path? Hell they were tripping over uncleared unmarked rubbish strewn territory. Want didn't help in our area if I'm remembering correctly is the night it was supposed to be on it kept getting pre empted for hockey. I know Buffalo is not a major area for Nelson but still we would have lost a lot. We were part of the Nelson family back then so we weren't able to give a mark for viewing. Not sure when that weeks episode was shown, sometimes it was Saturday afternoon or Sunday late or whenever they wanted to put it on. For you younger people this was an flawed way of determining TV ratings. I think there was 1200 of us across the country. It's been a long time so anyone with better knowledge jump in. And to our younger folks, yes this was a stupid way to count people watching a show. We even thought so at the time.

[@dalethelander3781]

The blame falls onto John Mantley and Calvin Clements. Glen A. Larson understood the character and the first season was a brightly colored comic strip romp. Mantley and Clements wanted to make a new Star Trek.

[@MikeSmith-rh5gc]

It ended cause of the stupid second season on the Searcher. Show went to hell then. I loved that show when they were in New Chicago

[@SIGMAMAN69]

True. I didn’t feel that Searcher thing at all

[@timothywalker4563]

Erin’s ability to flow from acting serious to humor I’ve always liked, wether it was Buck Rogers to Guesting on Magnum P.I. I forgot that she was opposite to Ricky Schroder on Silver Spoons.,of course I was kid then when watching “Spoons”. I was glad to hear she stayed very loyal to her kids, when you lose time with your Son daughter or niece that’s time you don’t get back! Just makes me love and respect more of what she has accomplished over the years.

[@jaklumen]

I adored Erin Gray on Silver Spoons. Yes, she was more iconic in Buck Rogers, but I greatly enjoyed both shows. I was born in the mid '70s and she really was a favorite in my childhood.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

With all the reboots, for every show under the sun. Why has this not been given the movie or reboot treatment? With modern special effects, this would be a much better show now.

[@Laceykat66]

Often forgotten is Erin's role in Six Pack with Kenny Rogers and Born Beautiful (TV Movie) with Lori Singer about a model who becomes "too old to sell things" and becomes a fashion photographer, seeing the fashion world from behind the lens. That, to me, was her best role. She frequents the San Diego Comic-con and has always been great with her fans.

[@control_the_pet_population]

Nobody remembers Six Pack... shit, I hardly remember it beyond that one summer when it got heavy rotation on HBO in the mid 80s... but what I do remember was watching it every time I stumbled upon it while flipping channels just because of a few scenes of Erin Gray in lingerie. (In hindsight, I doubt it's worth seeking out just for those few brief scenes... I can't imagine it's anything that revealing... but hey... I was like 13 years old at the time. )

[@Laceykat66]

@@control_the_pet_population It was Saturday afternoon fair. Not a great movie but fun to watch.

[@righty-o3585]

I remember that movie. Was one of my favorite movies for a while. I always remember the part where Kenny Roger's is rolling around in his pickup looking for the one kid who ran away

[@stephenjazz]

I believe Erin Gray also worked for a while as a fashion photographer in real life, building on her experience as a model. I don't say "I'm sure," because I'm "old" and may be confused with the movie role

[@alisterfolson]

@@control_the_pet_population I remember 6 Pack mostly because of the hit song

[@lamarravery4094]

This was my favorite TV show when I was a kid and I still watch it from time to time.

[@k.a.davison9897]

Well there is one simple word which describes Miss Gray. That would be "gorgeous." You could be passing through your family room, tv on, see her wonderful face and you'd be planted in the first chair to stare. An absolute magnet of beauty, and I won't apologize for objectifying her. I'm happy to see that she is doing well and wish her the very best.

[@rongendron8705]

In 1951, at age 5, I was on an early t.v. show "The Buster Crabbe Show" & interviewed with two other older boys by Buster! He starred as both "Buck Rogers" & "Flash Gordon" in movie serials of the late 1930's & early 1940's! To me, the "Buck Rogers" t.v. show was a pale imitation of those serials, but Erin Gray was beautiful enough to continue watching!

[@hubbsllc]

I can recommend Erin's Tai Chi classes that she sometimes gives at conventions. Even if you have no real thought about Tai Chi or care to pursue it afterward, you'll learn something from the experience

[@johnlanigan5532]

OMG! I'm still in love with Colonel Deering.

[@joerinaldi5]

The only problem I had with Buck Rogers was that they only had two seasons. They should have made at least three. I loved the show.

[@sahhull]

It might have done if it wasn't for Gill Gerrard being an egotistical ass.

[@leswadley6792]

Having met her a few times at conversations; I can tell you even today she is still extremely beautiful! She is super nice! Answered my questions and truly seemed to enjoy being there!

[@paulpeterson5214]

Season 2 and season 1 were 2 completely different shows. Season 1 was pure cheese, season 2 they turned her into an ice cream girl. Birdman stepped into the role of col Deering and she was completely wasted. Every second of Erin in that spandex suit during season was pure gold.

[@TheCharlesAtoz]

Wilma Dearing was my high school crush. What a woman, and awesome actor.

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[@ssranon]

Wow, never knew she was a math major when I watched the original show as a teen! All that beauty, acting talent, good personality, and sex appeal, plus a big brain too? That combination is incredibly rare.

[@OliverMoore1973]

The personality and big brain bit isn't really that important...

[@Camille_Anderson]

@@OliverMoore1973 it actually is, she has all those factors which meant she knew how to use everything she was blessed with.

[@kiracattan4624]

My grandmother took me to the Theater to watch the movie form of Buck Rodgers. I was instantly hooked. When the series came out, I was all but glued to the TV when it came on.

[@magnumman50]

I got her autograph at the Dragoncon in Atlanta, she was so nice, truly beautiful woman, inside and out !!!

[@FactsVerse]

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[@ahmedsenussi8232]

A mathematician WOW I'm empressed she will always be known a Wilma Dearing I was a big fan of the Buck Rogers series

[@StarSong936]

My first experience with Buck Rogers was in 1982. I was in tech school and on one of the movie nights, they screened one of the episodes in a place called "The Fish Bowl." After that, I tried to catch every rerun I could find. My parents would never let me watch it when I was living with them. I've seen Star Trek Continues. I'm going to have to watch that again. I did not recognize her in the series. I did see Grant Imohara (from MythBusters) in his roll as Sulu. I was also fascinated by the fact that James Doohan's son played Scotty.

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[@DavidHayes56]

In Star Trek Continues, Erin was a highly ranked officer that contacted Kirk from Star Fleet via a video transmission. I don't recall if they ever had her off world with the crew. She was rather stern with Kirk as I remember. She might have had more of a role casting actors for the series than as an actor in the series.

[@DavidHayes56]

One of the luckiest days of my life happened due to a failed business venture. I was doing paperwork at home and didn't get up to turn off the TV when a local horror movie host started his show. At some point he announced he would be appearing at a convention in Cleveland, Ohio with actors from some of my favorite TV shows. I told myself that I would treat myself to making the 50 mile trip there and back if I got enough work done. I was surprised that I hadn't heard anything about the convention from any other source and couldn't even verify online that the convention was actually happening. The next day, I was in downtown Cleveland looking for the building that the convention was to be in. Big events were going on but there was nothing about the convention. I expected that I had wasted my time. But sure enough, there was a sign by the elevator and up I went to the Con Tiki something or other. I was shocked that there was a convention with maybe 5 or 10 visitors - lots of staff but almost no one there to buy tickets. Celebrities sat at tables with no one to talk to unless there was another celebrity table close by. I would talk for what felt like too long with a celebrity and excuse myself thinking I didn't want a celebrity to tell me to go away. The opposite happened - they called me back to keep talking with them. There were some I knew from movies that I didn't even approach because I didn't feel I had anything to say. When I saw Erin Gray I said hello and asked if she had been on this one short lived series I remembered. She hadn't been but she didn't take offense. We talked quite a while and she asked what made me come to this convention when so few others decided to. I told her I wanted to talk to some of the "Smallville" cast members and say more to Michael Rosenbaum about a series of stories I wrote for an alternate universe version of Smallville that I had hoped the WB (later the CW) would launch. She said she would like to hear about it. "Really?!" She said yes, so I gave her a very detailed pitch after which she said that she was impressed and to not give up on my dreams. Edward James Olmos (from Battlestar Galactica) overheard and said something like "Kid, never share an idea with anyone in the business unless you have an ironclad contract. Otherwise, they'll steal your idea and say it was theirs and you won't see a penny from it." I told him that I would just be thrilled to have my idea used whether I got any money from it or not. He replied that I would care eventually when someone was getting wealthy on my ideas. Anyway, Erin was so kind and unbelievable attentive. I'm used to being the guy that no one even realizes is around and she made me feel like she considered me to be worthy of her time. Of course, she had time to kill that day. I later found out that the person that organized the convention had thought that the people he had rented the space from would be handling all the promotions for the event but they had no intention to. So there were no print ads and the only reason it was on TV when I was watching was a local TV host's self promotion (and he didn't even show up!). For me, it was like winning the lottery and I don't think my ticket even cost me that much ... probably less than $25.

[@DavidHayes56]

By the way, she was wearing granny glasses so I wonder how many of the few that were at the event even knew who she was.

[@jasonthewatchmansson8873]

That, sir, is a great story. The organizer's screw-up basically gave you a unique opportunity to have your own private convention. Two questions: 1) Did you talk with Ms. Grey about Buck Rogers or Silver Spoons? 2) Did you talk with EJO about BSG or any of his other work? I have always wondered what EJO thought about the (in my view, disastrous) shift in BSG in the last 1 1/2 seasons to stories about Cylons and stories more suitable for LOST (mysteries, puzzles, mysticism, etc.)

[@DavidHayes56]

@@jasonthewatchmansson8873 I don't remember what discussions I might have had with them about their shows. It probably wasn't much. I wasn't expecting to see either of them so I was totally unprepared. And the only question about Erin's past work that I remember was if she was on a failed series about 3 women trying to make it as a singing group. Since she wasn't, that misfire probably kept me from asking her much about past roles. She was more into what she was doing at that point in her life which was managing other talent.

[@davidkeeton6716]

That image of Erin and Glen Ford was right after he said, I said make me a sammich!

[@phillipsarrazine9072]

I've got the series on DVD. One of my favorites.😊👍

[@jackmackenzie2482]

Had A Huge Crush on This Lovely Lady. Always Thought that She Had the Quintessential Irish Good Looks!! A Very Pretty Woman!! It was really nice to Watch This!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🍀🍀😍😍🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@peterw1213]

Didn't know the word SPANDEX when I watched it in late 70s. Yup ! Those tights (spandex) really did the trick.

[@williamgolden839]

A lot of the costumes with Spandex, it wasn't just Wilma

[@dalethelander3781]

Lycra Spandex, to be precise.

[@williamgolden839]

@@dalethelander3781 another reason to be thankful for oil

[@edgarcia4794]

I met her and Gil Gerard following the 2010 Buck rogers web series at SDCC. They had showed up to show the pilot episode and explain as an apology to their fans why the series they had been promoting wasn't going to happen. No apology was necessary from either of them as they weren't at fault.

[@seawall5102]

One of the most beautiful woman of the 80’s.

[@mr.objective6936]

Definitely one of the top 5 body shapes of that time.

[@DarthVibrator]

Met her with Gil Gerard at a Milton Keynes SF Fair about 18 years ago. She was lovely and looking after Gil because he was a bit out of it ! They were both charming and it was great to meet them.

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[@25FADIII]

I'm a Silver Spoons fan and I will always know her for her role as Katherine "Kate" Summers Stratton who played Joel Higgins' Edward Stratton III's Secretary, then Girlfriend, and eventually his 2nd Wife; also playing Ricky Schroder's Stepmother about halfway through Season 3 of the Series.

[@scatsandwich38]

Erin Gray helped me become a man. Beautiful and loved the Buck Rogers show.

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[@thomaswilliams8167]

He was master batting.

[@Steve_Kelly_Oak]

I was only an apprentice baiter when I first saw Erin and Pamela. I quickly achieved master!

[@Mjones4949]

Used to get up and watch every morning before school to watch Erin Grey! So beautiful.

[@countvonthizzle9623]

Colonel Camel Toe in that blue spandex outfit. Damn. I don't know how that costume made it by the censors of the '80's, but my teenage eyes were forever thankful. Beba-deeba-beda-beet!

[@tdrewman]

What if she would landed the role of Captain Janeway? I wonder how the show would have turned out.

[@albatani27]

Honestly I think she would have done very well in the role.

[@tdrewman]

@@albatani27 I remember right, if Kate Mulgrew would have turned down the role, it would have been hers.

[@ssranon]

TBH I never liked Mulgrew's "Elementary School Principal In Space" take on being a Star Trek captain. I think Erin would have been much better in the role. The scripts would still have been mediocre, but the show would have been more watchable without a schoolmarm in charge of the ship, IMHO.

[@stevenserna910]

Chakotay's name would have been changed to, "Buck Rodgers Chakotay."

[@timstauffer3777]

Um, it says she was taking care of her daughter during the filming of "Buck Rodgers." Her daughter wasn't born until 1991...

[@tonyguadagno6917]

Loved the series and Erin Gray. Named my daughter Erin!

[@lancesloan5451]

Erin/Wilma has always been a heartbreaker. Wow! :)

[@SSmith-fm9kg]

The only reason I watched BR was to see her. Amazing. Met her at a convention in Plano, Texas. A very sweet and gracious lady. Every time I see her clips from BR I still melt...

[@MrTimnaik]

Must've been five or six when I first saw this in the early 80s. I loved Buck, he was a man's man, and Col Deering was sweet.

[@carolynmorrow9774]

From Ohio. I loved this show! I thought Erin Gray was beautiful❣️

[@maddyhayes617]

I had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with Erin several years ago here in upstate NY. She is not only beautiful, personable, and very down to earth. I enjoyed meeting Erin, her husband, and their son.🤗👍

[@maddyhayes617]

and very down to earth

[@richpontone1]

So Gerard loved Humor. Was "discovered" driving a taxi and was still driving one after the Series. As for Spandex, "Seven of Nine" took it to no man has gone before.

[@marclevesque3147]

richpontone1 - Seven of Nine had the body, but Erin beat her with her face and hair, mix of sculpture beauty with girl next door innocence...

[@marclevesque3147]

Erin Gray + Pamela Hensley... A Mormon's dream!

[@georgevavoulis4758]

Nice to see a beautiful woman with BRAINS and nice personality

[@mrvn000]

Not woke feminist.

[@amyphillips9633]

Love the movies. , Still watch them on Saturday night at 11:00 pm

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[@alonzosmith6189]

Brought back memories, will check the streaming services to watch the series again, thanks for sharing

[@hydrolito]

Buck Rogers is on MeTV on Saturday at 11 pm part of Super Scifi Saturday night which starts at 8 pm Eastern time with Svengooli which has Science fiction, monster and horror movies other science fictions series also runs until 7 am Sunday.

[@charlesguinn4316]

Buck and Wilma are on TUBI right now👍 Both seasons!

[@prometheanubermensch130]

True beauty and class,110%

[@Anlushac11]

Erin Gray plays a Starfleet Admiral in one of the later Star Trek Continues episodes. Gil Gerard also makes a appearance in a Star Trek Continues episode as a Star Fleet Admiral alongside Andrew Probert.

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[@stevenclarke5606]

I loved watching Buck Rogers , it used to be shown early Saturday evening In the UK, I always thought that it was rather cheesy, but I never missed an episode thanks to the incredibly gorgeous Erin Grey .

[@charleshays5407]

I liked her in Buck Rogers and Silver Spoons.

[@zedbrn]

In Starman the TV series she played Jenny Hayden that is my favorite role of Erin Gray! Starscape Part 1 & 2.

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[@davidjoe3368]

Erin Gray is actually a really good actress.

[@ToddWyattRebelSon]

Imagine her as Daisy Duke or Wonder Women. C'mon now.

[@craigtalbert8248]

I never saw her acting or modeling however in my 35 years working in film and television it was common for studios to sign prospects to 7 year contracts mainly for control not only did they have you at a bargain price to have you work on select projects over seven years they could also keep you from working for any one they felt were competitors of theirs. For some actors it helped their careers however mostly it could kill your career. I noticed you didn’t have any scenes where she was speaking (for legal reasons I assume ) The studios definitely Sold sex appeal and that was no accident either I guess they knew more people would watch if they dressed her with her assets showing all the time. (As you said leaving nothing to the imagination). One day I’d like to see some of her work. Thank you for this video

[@TheSteve1175]

Yes she is awesome 👌

[@wmpetroff2307]

Now, Erin is an intelligent actress whom used her body AND brain. From all accounts Erin is a genuinely decent and gracious person. One of the few Hollywood Actresses that possesses REAL CLASS.

[@leodouskyron5671]

I loved her work on Buck Rodgers but I met her later when she was talking about Tai Chi. She was when I met her simply a kind and fabulous lady. Very easy going to talk to and it is rare to see a person as good on the inside (as far as my brief interaction could go).

[@ZenThruAnger]

A Strong woman that made my growing years memories fond. I'm glad she made a successful career of her path in life. Thank you for your work in the industry, and thank you for giving a young man fond memories to later enjoy in his life ❤️ 👍😘

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Erin. Be safe and have a great day ♥

[@mind-numbingtasks1575]

When Buck Rogers was first aired I was about 10 years old, and maybe it sounds crazy, but I had a huge crush on Erin Gray. I still think she is uniquely beautiful.

[@FactsVerse]

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Erin. Which of Erin's roles appealed to you the most?

[@seanholmes7482]

Great video! But, why was there no mention of Erin Grey’s role as Jenny on the 80’s TV series Starman?

[@michaelh425]

Yes, two episodes that sadly could not be continued in a second season. She did an amazing job as Scott's mother.

[@seanholmes7482]

@@michaelh425 , did you enjoy Erin Grey's role in the movie Jason Goes to Hell? I wish Erin had a bigger part in Jason Goes to Hell.

[@mikey222222]

erin gray was on silver spoons as i hit puberty lol still have the swimsuit poster she did lol

[@hugebartlett1884]

I still keep my Buck Rogers dvd set handy for when I fancy an evening on my own with some very entertaining,light entertainment. Col.Deering and Princess Ardala cheer me up no end!

[@ravensridge3391]

Erin Gray as Col. Wilma Deering was my first crush.😊

[@markwaschke1635]

She was also good in the Movie Six Pack, starring Kenny Rodgers

[@Laceykat66]

A movie that is too forgotten.

[@richardlandis793]

I watched Buck Rogers every week. The best colonel I’ve ever seen.

[@greggg4011]

Name of the video is Erin Gray Reveals...I don't remember her talking or pointing to anything.

[@RobMaynardDJ]

certainly was a favourite for us young men in the 80's

[@mgmnfld3109]

Always reminds me of "Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a half Century"...lol.

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[@francisdhomer5910]

I first saw her on Buck when her squadron intercepted him. My first thought was, "Wow my type of woman! Listen to her Buck she can kick your a$$. She was a strong woman, just like the ones on BSG. I hated what they did to her in the second season, putting her in the space stewardess outfit. While Hawk was OK we had Colonel Deering to kick butt and Buck to clean up the mess. If they had kept the same format Buck Rogers could have went on for many seasons, I believe.

[@Wolverines77]

Erin was my "cougar" for the summer of '82 when it came on the air on Armed Forces Network TV in West Germany. Yes, I was almost 14... 👍😉😎

[@patrickstewart3446]

I love how they used Gil and Erin is a new Buck Rodgers series much the same way their series used Buster Crabbe (the original Buck Rodgers) as a guest star.

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[@jaymedina3142]

I have never forgotten Evening in Byzantium. Because of Erin Gray!

[@Iceman-ty2mf]

Saw her recently on a commercial. She still looks good.

[@nativeatheist6422]

Erin Gray's still kicking? What about that guy that dressed like a bird? Love that guy.

[@metalloadedbakedpotato4382]

Not sure but I like to think he Was the inspiration of bird person on Rick and Morty.

[@ssranon]

@@metalloadedbakedpotato4382 Hawk was not very cheerful but he was Buck's best buddy. 100% he was the inspiration for Bird Person (Phoenix Person) on Rick & Morty. The actor was Thom Christopher and yes, he's still around too.

[@greenknight63]

Loved Buck Rogers 1st season best, Erin was my favorite on the show… I just wish they had kept the same general theme going, throughout season 1…. Along with the original 1st season cast…

[@Daehawk]

19 years older than me and have always had a crush on her .Still do.

[@andyjoelharper3448]

Erin Gray was quite the beauty on Buck Rogers. I loved that show! She's one tough cookie. I wish her well🥰😘

[@Tanymsun]

Both Buck Rogers and Silver Spoons were my favorites. I loved the ride on train that went through the living room!

[@jl696]

She's a classy, beautiful woman.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@joececchini8597]

I was 10 and had a major crush on her!

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

My right hand is much stronger thanks to Erin Gray and Pamela Hensley.

[@chriskirsten8221]

one of my childhood crushes. I met her and Gil at a GENCON 20 years ago. Gil was so overweight it was painful to see, but Erin was just as beautiful as ever and so very nice. Got a great pic of her and myself :)

[@laurentfoisy4573]

I like Her in all of Her rolls, Especially Lt. Wilma Deering.

[@claytonsavage7515]

I only really know her as Col. Dearing. And I had a major crush on her in High School. She was a tough as nails Colonel but a sweet Lady as well. That was a good show. Thanks for the memories. If you go to Tubi you can see ALL of Buck Rodgers. One of the last of the heros that had values worth watching at that time. If I remember that and Logan's run were the big ones.. Planet Of the Apes had come and gone I think. Buck was fun to watch.

[@PlumbPitiful]

In 1986 Erin appeared on the TV series Starman opposite Robert Hayes (Airplane!). It was based on the 1984 Jeff Bridges film of the same name. She played Jenny Hayden, the role originated by Karen Allen in the movie. She was in only one episode. Had the show not been cancelled she may have become a series regular.

[@jav9888]

Buck ROgers needs to be redone ! fav show growing up

[@zororosario]

The Ideal figure for a Woman❤️ She made the series popular in that era ! Good actress.👍

[@keredrellit3992]

I had a huge crush on Erin Grey when I was a kid.