Get Smart (1966) (TV)
- Starring as Stryker in "The Dead Spy Scrawls"
- This classic comedy show featured the inept, underpaid, overzealous spy: Maxwell Smart, Agent 86, his boss (The Chief), and his partner and later wife (Agent 99). With high-tech gadgetry created to help Smart in his quest to keep the free world free, anything including the kitchen sink can be a phone, a tape recorder, a camera or weapon.In order to give the agents of CONTROL, a series of worthy opponents, KAOS was created. Smart and 99 battled the likes of Mr. Big, The Claw, and Siegfried.
- In The Dead Spy Scrawls CONTROL tries to find the location of a KAOS communications center, which turns out to be in a pool hall.
- Stryker is a hired hitman by KAOS that ends up getting shot at the pool hall.

Combat! (1963-1965) (TV)
- Starring as Private Baum in "The Raider"
- Starring as Neumann in "The Wounded Don't Cry"
- This was a one-hour WWII drama series on television, that followed a frontline American infantry squad as they battled their way across Europe. With mud-splattered realism, the show offered character studies of men striving to maintain their own humanity in the midst of a world torn by war.
- In The Wounded Don't Cry, a German field hospital becomes the squad's observation post. An embittered Saunders turns even colder when an S.S. patient critically wounds one of his squad. Bauer, a German orderly in the field hospital, pleads with Saunders to allow him to take a truck to recover the plasma desperately needed by both the wounded American and the German casualties.
- Neumann is one of the squad members that is killed by the German S.S. patient.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964) (TV)
- Starring as Vladeck in "The Project Strigas Affair"
- The TV Series originally ran from 1964-1968. It was about two agents of the United Network Command for Law Enforcement, who fight evil and have a never ending assortment of gadgets.
- In this episode Napoleon Solo must find a way to bring down a diplomat who is trying to spark US/USSR tensions.
-William Shatner also guest starred in this episode.

The Outer Limits (1964) (TV)
- Playing Judson Ellisin in the original "I, Robot"
- Playing Konig in "Production and Decay of Strange Particles"
- The outer Limits TV show started with the screen going black and then wavy lines appearing etc. Then you would hear the narrator start saying, "There is nothing wrong with your television set. Much like The Twilight Zone, it was more focused on hard science fiction than fantasy and was a full hour.
- In the I, Robot episode Adam Link is a robot accused of murder. Ultimately it turns out that the prosecution is not simply placing the robot on trial, but mankind itself as irresponsible and abusive of technology.
- Judson Ellisin is a brash reporter covering the story of Thurman Cutler.
- In Production and Decay of Strange Particles, an accident in a nuclear research facility opens a dimensonal doorway and invading creatures attempt to create an explosion to widen the doorway, but a scientist discovers a way to reverse the damage and close it.

The Untouchables (1962) (TV)
- Starring as Packy - 3-17 in "Takeover"
- A classic crime drama series about an elite group of law enforcement officers headed by the incorruptible Eliot Ness (Robert Stack) and their battles against organized crime and gang lords such as Al Capone. The series ran from 1959-63 on ABC and sparked great controversy in its day both for its violent content and its portrayal of Italian-Americans.
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Gunsmoke (1961-1966) (TV)
- Starring as John Walking Fox in "Treasure of John Walking Fox" in 1966
- Playing Holt in "I Call Him Wonder" in 1963
- Playing Arnie in "The Search" in 1962
- Playing Elias Grice in "A Man a Day" in 1961
- Based on the radio series of the same name, Gunsmoke was network television's first "adult" western. The series debuted in 1955; and ran for 20 years. James Arness starred as Matt Dillon, marshal of Dodge City, Kansas (the role was originally offered to John Wayne).
- In I Call Him Wonder, Jud Sorrell has left a trail drive and has won big at poker. The losers, Docker, Holt and Keogh, beat him up and take the money. Jud meets a ten year old indian boy he calls Wonder. They get into trouble because of the Indian boy, and the boy is sent to an Indian camp. Jud rescues him, and they ride off into the sunset.