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6 forgotten, gritty cop shows of the 1960s

Where else could you find a boxing champion undercover and Leslie Neilsen busting crime?

Burt Ward: Adam [West] and I always got along well

"You just put the two of us together and we don't even have to say a word and people start laughing."

Eric Fleming said that being a Western star was the "healthiest job"

Forget your workout class, just star in a Western series.

George Reeves ate cornflakes for strength in 1956

Do you hear that, kids? Eating breakfast will make you strong like Superman.

Adam West was worried about taking on the role of Batman

"Batman must be played with utter conviction," said West.

A look back at the career of Jack Ging, Gen. Fulbright on The A-Team and recurring character actor

Ging left his mark on classic TV with various recurring authoritative roles in the '60s, '70s and '80s.

Steve McQueen helped create the memorable Mare's Leg gun in ''Wanted: Dead or Alive''

The firearm helped distinguish this show from the rest.

Remember these short-lived 1980s crime dramas?

Wonder woman, cowboys, and young Thanos were all catching bad guys in the 80s.

Dennis Haysbert on acting in The Unit: ''I like Jonas a lot.''

The actor said the character fought the good fight.

Do you remember these second roles of TV's greatest Western stars?

Zeb, Nichols and Hec are not quite household names.

R.I.P James Darren, Teen Pop Singer and Vic Fontaine on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

The actor starred in eight episodes of Deep Space Nine. He was 88.

Deep Space Nine Writers Wanted to Return to the Gangster Planet

They wanted to boldly go back to a fan favorite!

6 overlooked TV shows with Robert Conrad in the lead role

He did far more than The Black Sheep Squadron

Jonas Blane and The Unit are the latest crew to join H&I's Day Shift

On September 3, you can watch Blane and his unit escape dangerous missions every Tuesday starting at 12P | 11C.

The true villain of Batman was that costume — just ask Adam West

Batman fights his worst enemy: His own suit!

Clint Eastwood saw Rawhide as a ''springboard''

TV wasn't the destination for this cowboy!

Meet the man who played ''Fake B.A. Baracus'' on The A-Team

In the 1980s, Tony Brubaker did stunts for everyone from Mr. T to the Predator.

Paolo Montalban received this honor the same year Mortal Kombat: Conquest debuted

We've seen a lot of our favorite actors receive this honor!

The greatest episode of 'Star Trek' was nearly far, far different

In some alternate timeline, "City on the Edge of Forever" has a flawed Kirk and a darker plot.

Leonard Nimoy wanted to play Spock forever

"He loved playing Spock," says son.

Lee Majors wanted to be a coach after his football dreams were crushed

Coach Majors actually has a nice ring to it!

William Shatner's odyssey of reinvention

A journey from serious actor to post-ironic icon

Burt Ward: ''I've never felt silly about playing Robin.''

The actor depended on appearances to make a living.

The most absurd we ever saw Spock was in this 1967 cameo on The Carol Burnett Show

The sketch was a spoof on the sci-fi story The Invisible Man called "Mrs. Invisible Man."

Clint Eastwood described this film as ''a James Bond Western''

This movie took Eastwood from peanuts to power.
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