Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)
- Starring as Dr. Robert 'Rack' Hansen
- A swarm of huge tarantulas, enraged by the misuse of pesticides, try to take over a small town. Before anyone can take action, the streets of Camp Verde are overrun by the killer spiders which traps a small group of towns folk in a remote hotel. The film concludes early the following morning, with the survivors rigging up a radio and discovering that the outside world is oblivious to what has happened to therm.
- Dr. Robert 'Rack' Hansen is a local Arizona veterinarian that joins forces with entomologist Diane Ashley (Tiffany Bolling) to try and keep the spider population under control.

Columbo: Fade in to Murder (1976) (TV)
- Starring as Ward Fowler and Detective Lucerne
- Columbo (Peter Falk) was a shabby, apparently slow-witted police detective, although, as the criminals eventually learned, appearances can be deceiving. Columbo solved his cases by paying close attention to tiny inconsistencies in a suspect's story and by hounding the suspect until they confessed.
- In Fade in to Murder, a TV producer is blackmailing the show's star when he decides to kill her and do it in such a way as to accuse her husband. Lt. Columbo begins to investigate and he is helped by Detective Lucerne who at a certain moment suspects the actor Fowler.
- Ward Fowler is an actor of a soap opera and his character is Detective Lucerne on the TV show.

The Devil's Rain (1975)
- Starring as Mark Preston
- A horror film with veteran actors telling the story of devil worship, possession and other evil practices. A curse hovers over the Preston family, caused by their betrayal of the Satanic priest John Corbis (Ernest Borgnine). Now he's looking for a Satanic book through which he can obtain great power. The source of Corbis' power is a porcelain container known as The Devil's Rain, which contains the souls of Corbis' converts. John Travolta is in a bit part as a devil worshipper with a melting face.
- Mark Preston takes the book from Steve Preston after he melts into a waxy substance. Mark meet with Corbis in a ghost town in the desert and tries to defeat him.

Impulse (1974)
- Starring as Matt Stone
- This is supposedly the Absolute Best Terrible Movie Ever Made. A paranoid, leisure-suit-wearing conman/gigolo named Matt Stone seduces lonely women, steals their savings via an investment scam, then kills them. The story opens with a sepia flashback – a young boy witnesses the rape of his mother and subsequently samurai-swords the nasty man in the stomach on impulse.
- Matt Stone is the leisure-suit-wearing smooth chain-smoking devil and con-man. He’s a nasty piece of work with serious issues.

Big Bad Mama (1974)
- Starring as William J. Baxter
- After the death of her lover, Wilma (Angie Dickinson) takes over his bootlegging business, but without much success. She soon meets up with bank robber Fred, who convinces her and her daughters to join him for his next big heist. In the meantime, Wilma also kidnaps the daughter of a millionaire in the hopes of getting rich off the ransom.
- William J. Baxter is an upper-class hustler. He meets Wilma at the race track she was going to rob with her partner Fred. The meeting results in another partnership between William and Wilma, and eventually the two sleep together.

The Six Million Dollar Man (April 1974) (TV)
- Starring as Josh Lang in "Burning Bright"
- Lee Majors starred as Steve Austin, an ex-astronaut that was injured so badly in a crash that he had to have several body parts replaced with cybernetic organisms. The tag line was - We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first Bionic man. Steve Austin will be that man. Better than he was before. Better . . . stronger . . . faster.
- When Steve's astronaut friend Josh Lang, is impaired after being exposed to an electrical field while in space, and his condition deteriorates. Steve has to find him and take him to a facility so he can/t hurt himself.

The Magician (1974) (TV)
- Starring as Ed Cassidy in "The Illusion of the Queen's Gambit"
- This is a crime drama series about a rich magician who uses his magical talents to help people out of their problems with criminals.

Hawaii Five-O (1972) (TV)
- Starring as Sam Tollivar in "You Don't Have to Kill to Get Rich, but It Helps"
- Hawaii Five-O aired from September 1968 to April 1980. Filmed almost entirely on location in Hawaii, it was about Steve McGarrett (Jack Lord), the head of an elite state police unit investigating organized crime, murder, assassinations, foreign agents and those sorts of crimes. Famous for the catch phrase"Book 'em Danno."
- In this episode aseries of deaths of well-to-do businessmen gets Five-O involved in the investigation of a lucrative blackmail operation. Texas private investigator Sam Tolliver visits Hawaii to help his friend Wallace Shuster get free of the blackmail scheme, but ends up wanting to get in on the operation himself.