My Favorite Martian (1963 - 1966)

My Favorite Martian

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Release Date: 1963

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A visitor from Mars becomes `Uncle Martin' to a local reporter, who rearranges his humdrum life to give the spaceman shelter. The special effects were cheesy and this was hardly an out-of-this-world classic, but there was nice chemistry between Ray Walston and Bill Bixby in storylines about the alien's powers (mind reading, invisibility, talking with dogs), and the lengths to which they went to keep them under wraps made for a good time.

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1965, CBS, 32 episodes

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1964, CBS, 38 episodes

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1963, CBS, 37 episodes

Cast

Ray Walston
as Uncle Martin
Bill Bixby
as Tim O'Hara
Pamela Britton
as Mrs. Lorelei Brown
Anne O. Marshall
as Angela Brown
Ann Marshall
as Angela Brown
J. Pat O'Malley
as Mr. Harry Burns
Alan Hewitt
as Det. Bill Brennan
Roy Engle
as The Police Chief
Harry Lauter
as John
Cliff Norton
as Mr. Carter
Roy Engel
as Police Captain
Bernie Kopell
as Morton Beanbecker
Allan Melvin
as Pete Dudley
Jan Arvan
as Mr. Baldetti
Don Keefer
as Jim
Gavin MacLeod
as Alvin Wannamaker
Michael Constantine
as Det. Harry Collins
David White
as Lloyd Thomas
Dan Seymour
as Fat Man
Herbie Faye
as Doc Mullen
Don Haggerty
as Sgt. Seeley
Richard Deacon
as Mr. Bentley
Olan Soule
as Orphanage Investigator
Larry D. Mann
as Butterball
Howard Morton
as Brian Henley
Herbert Rudley
as J.M. Buckley
Madge Blake
as Mrs. Summer Winthrop
Lee Toland Krieger
as Off. Walker
Henry Beckman
as ADA Ronald Bradley
Henry Corden
as East Indian
Kathie Browne
as Peaches AnCream
Charles Maxwell
as Jakobar
Kathy Kersh
as Jennifer
Dennis Rush
as Horace
Bill Zuckert
as Dr. Rothman
Justin Smith
as Stanley
Leonid Kinskey
as Prof. Hammerschlag
Vaughan Taylor
as Prof. Clemmens
Murray Matheson
as Filbert
Linda Scott
as Nadja
Robert P. Lieb
as Lt. Gibson
Albert Carrier
as Andre Dupre
Marlo Thomas
as Paula
Alan Reed Sr.
as Councilman Jack Gramby
James Callahan
as Jack
Sean McClory
as Seamus O'Hara
Anthony Eustrel
as King John
Jill Ireland
as Zelda
Trevor Bardette
as Grandpa Kelly Green
Yvonne Craig
as Louise Babcock
Arlene Martel
as Viola Normandy
Mort Mills
as Jesse James
Steve Franken
as George
Lee Bergere
as DeWitt Merrick
Michael Fox
as Dr. Gilbert
Sue Randall
as Miss Turner
Bob Jellison
as Mr. Dinkle
Conrad Janis
as Chad Foster
Paul L. Smith
as Harvey O'Hara
Milton Frome
as Logan
Cecil Kellaway
as Wilbur Canfield
Jay Sheffield
as Ezel
Nancy Rennick
as Cynthia Parker
Flip Mark
as Donald Mumford
Frank Behrens
as Dr. Bonnett
Willard Waterman
as Mrs. Trimble
Lennie Weinrib
as Dr. Little
Susanne Cramer
as Kitty (Agent 004)
Ernest Sarracino
as Pop Amalfi
Lillian Buyeff
as Maggie
Todd Baron
as Peter Pendleton
Katie Sweet
as Doris
Pat Priest
as Della Darwell
Keith Taylor
as Eddie Prescott
Guy Marks
as Shorty Smith
Doris Packer
as Miss Hortense Pringle
Dick Wilson
as Patrolman #2
Lillian Culver
as Woman
Paul Sorenson
as Jim
Stanley Ralph Ross
as Folk Singer #1
Mary Gregory
as Mrs. Perkins
Jonathan Hole
as William Stone
John Considine
as Joe
Vito Scotti
as Waiter
David Bond
as Dr. Orville Laird
Harry Holcombe
as Joseph Arons
Len Lesser
as Henry Black
Norman Alden
as Det. Harris
Jackie Russell
as Daphne Joyce
Noam Pitlik
as Off. Thorp
Michael Barrier
as Walt
Richard Reeves
as Picnicker
Hal Baylor
as Harold
Stafford Repp
as Police Sergeant
William Baskin
as Akbar
Bern Hoffman
as Fred
Jamie Farr
as Benny
Chick Hearn
as Voice of Announcer
Tom Skerritt
as Edgar
John Qualen
as Matt
Alan Hale Jr.
as Omar Keck
Michael Pataki
as Johnny Amalfi
Joseph Walsh
as Ernest
Virginia Gregg
as Eileen McGinty
Linda Evans
as Sally Farrow
Joyce Jameson
as Flossie
Lisa Seagram
as Felicia Fratoli
Randy Kirby
as George
Bill Idelson
as Leroy
Claude Johnson
as Jimmy McClain
L.Q. Jones
as Frank James
Alice Backes
as Miss Maxwell
Hal Smith
as Barnaby
John Fiedler
as Prof. Newton Jennings
Frank Aletter
as Agent #2
Yale Summers
as Intern
Jan Moriarty
as Peggy Collins
Leon Belasco
as Ilya Poltnikoff
Marge Redmond
as Mother
Rory Stevens
as Stanley
Dodie Marshall
as Imogene
Eileen O'Neill
as Delilah
Victor French
as Mugs Carson
Teddy Quinn
as Alfred
Patricia Smith
as Peggy Reynolds
Gilbert Green
as Dr. Carson
Henry Gibson
as Olesen
Dub Taylor
as Charles
Kip King
as Freddie Carson
Sharon Farrell
as Gloria Trimble
Francine York
as Nurse Norma
Edward Colmans
as Mr. Blackstone
Irene Tsu
as Leilani
Hedley Mattingly
as Gerald Waley
June Dayton
as Aunt Lilly
Sara Haden
as Dora Darling
Frank Marth
as Capt. Prescott
Amzie Strickland
as Jenny Holbrook
Natalie Masters
as Nurse #1
Howard Caine
as Sultan
Parley Baer
as Mr. Babcock
Lauren Gilbert
as Mr. Abernathy
Butch Patrick
as Stevie
Maya Van Horn
as Francine Resnay
Dennis Robertson
as Charlie
Jerome Cowan
as Dr. E.A. Jackson
George Dunn
as Mr. Graham
Sheldon Allman
as Patrolman Culbreth
Anne Wakefield
as Duchess of Brimstone
Lurene Tuttle
as Tessie Harvey
Sarah Marshall
as Mrs. Frisby
Janis Hansen
as Kerry Green
Leon Askin
as Von Reinbein
Jon Silo
as Ice Cream Man
Bryan O'Byrne
as Dr. Weisbord
George Cisar
as Patrolman #1
Moyna MacGill
as Aggie
Karl Lukas
as Bruno
Elvia Allman
as Mrs. Graham
Phil Garris
as Delivery Man
Yvonne White
as Dulcy
Arthur Peterson
as Doctor
Owen Bush
as Postman
Ollie O'Toole
as Man with Dog
Craig Curtis
as Arnold O'Reilly
Woodrow Parfrey
as Floor Manager
Hal England
as Red Squirrelton
Penny Santon
as Grandmother
Eleanor Berry
as Nurse
Sheila Bromley
as Mrs. Thomas
Frank de Vol
as Prof. Crenshaw
Les Tremayne
as Mr. Clary
Jimmy Gaines
as Edgar
Dick Winslow
as Sgt. Leffler
Herb Ellis
as Grinnell
Jimmy Joyce
as Folk Singer #2
Harvey Lembeck
as Rembrandt Jones
Hap Holmwood
as Control Engineer
Melinda Plowman
as Sally
Nydia Westman
as Matilda Harvey
Paul Verdier
as Abu
Bruce Glover
as Ralph O'Hara
Bart Conrad
as Guard #1
Betsy Jones-Moreland
as Miss Weaver
Walter Janowitz
as Lazlo
Peter Brooks
as Young Man
Pamela Curran
as Accomplice
Ed Holmes
as Agent #1
Dick Patterson
as Douglas Ginzer
Jean Hale
as Jeanine Carter
Kim Tyler
as Gerald Farrow
J. Edward McKinley
as Mr. Phelps
James Frawley
as Mr. Frisby
Donald Diamond
as Judge Gonzales
Arthur Malet
as Dr. Dunlap
Peter Brocco
as Curator
Jack Collins
as Sam
Irwin Charone
as Smight
Simon Oakland
as Lt. Murphy
Erin O'Donnell
as Coed
James Millhollin
as Mr. Hoskins
Bella Bruck
as Mrs. Gallup
Don Diamond
as Judge Gonzales
Joe Higgins
as Guard #1
Michael Conrad
as A.C.
Robert Doyle
as Slippery Sam
Melinda O. Fee
as Sylvia
Jonathan Kidd
as Scientist #1
Dan Fraser
as Clete Baxter
Carol Worthington
as Miss Kane
Frank Evans
as Announcer
Maggie Pierce
as Linda
Nancy Howard
as Mary Hogan
Emil Sitka
as Max
Tony Martinez
as Glob
Robert Ball
as Dog Catcher
Sue Taylor
as Martha O'Hara
Billy M. Greene
as Guard #2
Tom Kennedy
as Mike
Monroe Arnold
as Doctor
John Lasell
as Mr. Morgan
Greta Randall
as Model
Maurice Marsac
as Pietro Donati
Ray Kellogg
as Policeman #2
Herb Andress
as Mechanical Man
Jesse Wayne
as 2nd Swordsman
Eve McVeagh
as Mother
Dinah Anne Rogers
as Scientist #2
Cathleen Cordell
as Mrs. Bentley
Buck Taylor
as Bruce Baker
Lane Bradford
as Harry
Ralph Smiley
as Roscoe
Mikki Jamison-Olsen
as Debbie
Naomi Stevens
as Mama
Jerry Riggio
as Headwaiter
Peter Stanton
as Miss Gonzales
Charles Stewart
as Patrolman
Hazel Shermet
as Woman
Roger Creed
as Guard
Gloria Marshall
as Police Dispatcher
Shannon Farnon
as Caroline
Don Washbrook
as Howard
John Zaccaro
as Agent #1
Ina Victor
as Annabelle Erickson
Robert Colbert
as Bill Fisher
Dal McKennon
as Mailman
Clarence Lung
as Maitre D'
Jack Donner
as Emcee
Nora Denney
as Woman
Shelley Morrison
as Narita
Burt Conroy
as Workman
John Crawford
as Announcer
Joe Hernandez
as Voice of Announcer
Barbara Perry
as Miss Hotchkiss
Duane Grey
as Police Officer
Arlen Stuart
as Harold's Mother
Robin Watts
as Pretty Girl
Page Slattery
as Junior
R.N. Bullard
as Guard #1
Paula Stewart
as Nurse Jones
John Newton
as McCarthy
Jan Burrell
as Usher
Bobby Byles
as Clarinet Student
Dorothy Keller
as Short Lady
Susan Wedell
as Kitten
Dorothy Dells
as Woman
Len Felber
as Police Officer
Donald Briggs
as General
Dee J. Thompson
as Jean
Diane Libby
as Tim's Girl
Nicholas Colasanto
as Orville
Doreen McLean
as Nurse
Chanin Hale
as Salesgirl
Christine Burke
as Nancy
Janie Kelly
as Young Woman
Linden Chiles
as Howard Loomis
Billy Green Bush
as Guard
James B. Sikking
as Fred
Norman Bartold
as Police Officer #2
Raul Martin
as Manuelo
Allen Jaffe
as Vincent
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Series Details

TV Network: CBS
Premiere Date: Sep 29, 1963
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producer: Jack Chertok
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