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1951
NBC
Episode: "A Sound of Hunting"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: January 31, 1951
Notes on Kraft Television Theatre
-- This hour program was one of TV's earliest and most prestigious drama anthology
series, running on NBC from 1947 to 1958.
1952
NBC
Episode: "The Darkness Below"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: November 9, 1952
Notes on The Goodyear TV Playhouse
-- Staged in New York, this hour-long live drama anthology series ran on NBC from
1951 to 1957 under the title Goodyear TV Playhouse. In 1957 a half-hour
version of the program was presented on film under the title Goodyear Playhouse,
and this version lasted until 1960, rotating with Alcoa Theatre under the
umbrella title "A Twist of Fate."
1953
NBC
Episode: "Someone Like You"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: July 7, 1953
Notes on Revlon Mirror Theatre
-- This half-hour drama series was first presented live on NBC in the summer of
1953 and in September of that same year moved to CBS, where the productions were
presented on film. Joan Crawford starred in the first CBS episode, her television
drama debut.
1953
NBC
Episode: "The Happy Tingle"
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Oliver Thorndyke, Eva Marie Saint
Original airdate: August 11, 1953
1955
CBS
Episode: "Dominique"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: March 28, 1955
Notes on Studio One
-- This hour-long live drama anthology series ran on CBS from 1948 to 1958, originating
from New York.
1955
CBS
Episode: "Revenge"
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Vera Miles, Francis Bavier, Ray Teal
Original airdate: October 2, 1955
Notes on Alfred Hitchcock Presents
-- "Revenge" was the premiere episode of the long-running Alfred Hitchcock
Presents.
-- Francis Bavier was "Aunt Bee" on The Andy Griffith Show. Hell,
she was "Aunt Bee" in everything she ever did, including The Day the
Earth Stood Still.
1956
CBS
Episode: "Dino"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: January 2, 1956
1956
NBC
Episode: "Of Missing Persons"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1956
NBC
Episode: "The Magic Horn"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: June 10, 1956
Notes on Alcoa Hour
-- This was a dramatic anthology series that ran on NBC from 1955 to 1957.
1956
NBC
Episode: "The Guilty"
Director: Norman Morgan
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Skip Homeier, Carol Ohmart, Fay Spain, John
Hoyt
1956
NBC
Episode: "Between Jobs"
Director: Don Weis
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Neville Brand, Jeanette Nolan
1956
Episode:
"The Blue Wall"
Director: Don Weis
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: December 2, 1956
Notes on Studio 57
-- This half-hour drama anthology series lasted one season, 1954-1955, on the
fading DuMont network.
1957
CBS
Episode: "Malice Domestic"
Director: John Meredyth Lucas
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Phyllis Thaxter, Lili Kardell
Notes on Alfred Hitchcock Presents
-- Lili Kardell's boyfriends included James Dean and Troy Donahue. Top that.
1957
CBS
Episode: "A Time To Live"
Director: Lewis Foster
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Julie London, John Larch
Original airdate: April 5, 1957
Notes on Zane Grey Theatre
-- The teleplay for this episode was by Aaron Spelling.
1957
CBS
Episode: "Four Women in Black"
Director: Bernard Girard
Cast: Helen Hayes, Ralph Meeker, Katy Jurado, Janice Rule, Lita
Milan, Jim Davis, Narda Onyx
Notes on Playhouse 90
-- Ralph Meeker and Janice Rule had previously worked together in the original
Broadway version of Picnic, and in the feature film A
Woman's Devotion, directed by Paul Henreid.
-- We think somebody should do a serious study on the film career of Narda Onyx.
We really like her name. But the only film we know about is one called Jesse
James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter, in which Miss Onyx plays Frankenstein's
granddaughter (!!!!!).
1957
CBS
Episode: "Deep Water"
Director: Roy Del Ruth
Cast: Ralph Meeker, James Whitmore, Barry Coe, Steve McQueen, Richard
Arlen.
Original airdate: May 1, 1957
Notes on 20th Century-Fox Hour
-- "Deep Water" was based on the 1951 feature film The Frogmen,
which starred Richard Widmark, Dana Andrews, Gary Merrill, Jeffrey Hunter and
Robert Wagner.
1957
CBS
Episode: "A Matter of Life and Death"
Director: Robert Stevens
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Betsy Palmer, Tina Louise, Bradford Dillman
Original airdate: November 21, 1957
Still: Ralph Meeker, Betsy Palmer and Bradford
Dillman
Notes on Climax
-- Climax was an hour-long drama anthology series that ran on CBS from 1954
to 1958, originating in Hollywood. It was hosted by William Lundigan.
-- This was Ralph Meeker's first of two appearances on the program.The original
airdate (November 21, 1957) was his 37th birthday.
-- We have a photo of Tina Louise in our Potpourri
Lounge.
1958
CBS
Episode: "So Deadly My Love"
Director: Buzz Kulik
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Kim Stanley
Original airdate: March 13, 1958
Notes on Climax
-- Ralph Meeker and Kim Stanley had worked together in the original Broadway version
of Picnic.
1958
CBS
Episode: "Bluebeard's Seventh Wife"
Director: Paul Henreid
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Hugh Marlowe, Hope Summers
Notes on Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
-- Director Paul Henreid had directed Ralph Meeker in the 1956 feature film A
Woman's Devotion. Henreid is somewhat more famous for lighting multiple cigarettes
for Bette Davis.
-- Hope Summers is remembered for playing Clara Edwards on some episodes of The
Andy Griffith Show.
1958
NBC
Episode: "A Man Called Horse"
Cast: Ward Bond, Robert Horton
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Wagon Train
-- This story was remade as a 1970 feature film starring Richard Harris.
1958
NBC
Episode: "Fifty Grand"
Director: Sidney Lumet
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Notes on Kraft Theatre
-- "Fifty Grand" was based on an Ernest Hemingway short story.
1958
NBC
Episode: "I Want to Get Married"
Director: Norman Foster
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Mae Clarke, Alan Hale
Original airdate: November 16, 1958
Notes on The Loretta Young Show
-- This was a half-hour dramatic anthology series that ran on NBC from 1953
to 1961, with Loretta Young starring in more than half of the productions, often
in costume or character roles. The program is perhaps best remembered for her
Miss Young's lavish entrances at the beginning.
-- Mae Clarke's long career began with cabaret and stage appearances in the 1920s.
Her film career peaked in the 1930s, but she later made television appearances
and continued to turn up in minor parts in movies into the early 1970s. Undoubtedly
her most important movie year was 1931, when she played the female lead in Frankenstein,
and also got a grapefruit shoved in her face by James Cagney in The Public
Enemy. She was once married to Fannie Brice's brother.
-- This Alan Hale was actually Alan Hale, Jr., the look-a-like son of movie character
actor Alan Hale. Alan Jr. later played the "Skipper" in TV's Gilligan's
Island.
1958
NBC
Episode: "Strange Money"
Director: Tay Garnett
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Julie Adams, Regis Toomey
Original airdate: December 14, 1958
1959
NBC
Episode: "The Break-Off"
Director: John Newland
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Barry Atwater, Toni Gerri
Original airdate: January 4, 1959
1959
CBS
Episode: "Reunion for Revenge"
Cast: Steve McQueen
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Wanted Dead or Alive
-- This episode is still fairly easy to find on video.
1959
CBS
Episode: "Total Loss"
Director: Don Taylor
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Nancy Olson, Ray Teal
Original airdate: February 1, 1959
1959
CBS
Episode: "The Man Who Had No Friends"
Director: Anton M. Leader
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Anthony Caruso, Jeanne Cooper, Jacqueline Scott
1959
CBS
Episode: "I'll Take Care of You"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: March 15, 1959
1959
CBS
Episode: "Blood Money"
Cast: Rory Calhoun
Guest Stars: Ralph Meeker, Dorothy Provine
Original airdate: April 20, 1959
Notes on The Texan
-- This was a half-hour western series that ran on CBS from 1958 to 1960.
-- We have a photo of Dorothy Provine in our
Potpourri Lounge.
1959
NBC
Episode: "The Sound of Murder "
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1959-1960
Cast:
Ralph Meeker . . .
Notes on Not For Hire
-- Ralph Meeker starred as Sgt. Steve Dekker in this syndicated series set in
Hawaii. It lasted one season.
1960
ABC
Episode: "A Time To Kill"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Notes on The Lawbreakers
--Ralph Meeker starred as John Dillinger in this pilot for an unsold series.
1961
NBC
Episode: "Enter at Your Own Risk"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Original airdate: January 8, 1961
1961
ABC
Episodes: "A Trip to Prison" and "Frank Clell Is In Town"
Cast: Tom Tryon
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdates: April 16, 1961, April 23, 1961
Notes on Texas John Slaughter
-- This was a two-part episode from the "John Slaughter" series
that was presented semi-regularly by Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color.
Tom Tryon, of I Married a Monster from Outer Space fame, had the title
role and wore a stupid sideways hat. Tryon later became the best-selling author
of such novels as The Other and Crowned Heads, both of which were
adapted for films.
1962
CBS
Episode: "Two on the House"
Cast: Martin Milner, George Maharis
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Route 66
-- One of the best TV series of all-time, Route 66 may have been inspired
somewhat by the success of Jack Kerouc's novel On the Road. At any rate,
just about everybody who ever lived eventually turned up as a guest star. Ralph
Meeker did two episodes.
1962
CBS
Episode: "Murder on the Agenda"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1962
ABC
Episode: "The Crooked Angel "
Cast: Gene Kelly, Leo G. Carroll, Dick York
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1962
NBC
Episode: "Walk Like a King"
Cast: Richard Egan, Terry Moore, Ryan O'Neal
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1963
CBS
Episode: "Night Run to the West"
Cast: Ralph Meeker, Colleen Dewhurst, Martin Sheen
1963
CBS
Episode: "Shadows of an Afternoon"
Cast: Martin Milner, Glenn Corbett
Guest Stars: Ralph Meeker, Miriam Hopkins
Notes on Route 66
-- George Maharis was no longer on the series. He was replaced by Glenn Corbett,
who played a different character.
-- We have a photo of Glenn Corbett in our Potpourri
Lounge.
1963
ABC
Episode: "The Bull Roarer"
Cast: Paul Richards, Eduard Franz
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: October 21, 1963
Notes on The Breaking Point
-- This was an hour-long medical drama that ran on ABC from 1963 to 1964.
-- Eduard Franz had a small role in our favorite Ralph Meeker film, 1952's Shadow
in the Sky.
1963
ABC
Episode: "Tourist Attraction"
Director: Laslo Benedek
Cast: Raph Meeker, Janet Blair, Henry Silva
Original airdate: December 23, 1963
Notes on The Outer Limits
-- This was an hour-long science fiction anthology series that ran on ABC from
1963 to 1965.
1964
CBS
Episode: "The Last Day"
Cast: E. G. Marshall, Robert Reed
Guest Star: Raph Meeker
Notes on The Defenders
-- Robert Reed is best known for playing Mike Brady on The Brady Bunch
(1969-1974).
1964
ABC
Episode: "Swing for the Moon"
Cast: Henry Jones, Jason Evers
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1964
CBS
Episode: "The Respect of One for Another"
Cast: Shirl Conway, Zina Bethune
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1964
NBC
Episode: "Three Persons"
Cast: John Gavin, Ralph Meeker
1964
CBS
Episode: "I, Lloyd Denson"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Notes on Suspense
-- Suspense was a syndicated version of Kraft Suspense Theater.
1965-1966
ABC
Episode: "A Time to Die"
Cast: Edmond O'Brien, Roy Thinnes, Nancy Malone, Ruth Roman, Lana Wood
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on The Long Hot Summer
-- The original 1958 feature film version The Long Hot Summer was adapted
from stories by William Faulkner, primarily his novel The Hamlet and his
short story "Barn Burning." For the TV series, O'Brien, Thinnes, Malone,
Roman and Wood inherited the roles that had been played on screen by Orson Welles,
Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Angela Lansbury, and Lee Remick. In a superior 1985
TV mini-series, the same roles were played by Jason Robards, Don Johnson, Judith
Ivey, Ava Gardner and Cybill Shepherd.
1966
ABC
Episode: "The Plunderers"
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1967
ABC
Episode: "The Raid"
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1967
ABC
Episode: "Seek, Stalk & Destroy"
Cast: Van Williams, Bruce Lee
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: January 6, 1967
Notes on Green Hornet
-- A fairly dreadful short-lived TV series that nevertheless has a cult following.
It was another superhero series from the producers of Batman. The character
had originated in a popular radio series of the same name in 1936. Van Williams
starred in the TV version as Britt Reid (aka The Green Hornet), crusading editor/publisher
of The Daily Sentinel. His trusted manservant ("Kato") was played by
Bruce Lee -- yes, that Bruce Lee! The Series ran on ABC during the 1966-67 season.
-- We have a photo of Van Williams in our Potpourri
Lounge.
1967
NBC
Episode: "The Ultimatum"
Director: Bob Friend
Cast: Ron Ely
Guest Stars: Ralph Meeker, Ruth Roman
Notes on Tarzan
-- Ron Ely was supposedly the 14th actor to play Tarzan (however, we plan to count
them up some night and get back to you). The program was well worth watching for
a number of reasons, including some odd guest stars -- like The Supremes (!!!!!).
1967
ABC
Episode: "Glory Rider"
Director: Lawrence Dobkin
Cast: Wayne Maunder, Slim Pickens, Peter Palmer, Michael Dante
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Custer
-- Peter Palmer played the title role in 1959's Li'l Abner film musical.
1967
CBS
Cast: John Mills, Sean Garrison
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1967
NBC
Episode: "The Pride of Revenge"
Cast: Leif Erickson, Cameron Mitchell, Mark Slade, Henry Darrow, Frank
Silvera, Linda Cristal
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1968
NBC
Episode: "A Punt, a Pass, and a Prayer"
Cast: Hugh O'Brien, Ralph Meeker, Shelly Novack, Don DeFore, Betsy
Palmer, Nancy Dussault, Bert Freed
Notes on Hallmark Hall of Fame
-- This drama was a presentation of the long-running "Halmark Hall of Fame"
series, which had begun in 1953 as half-hour dramas and later expanded to 90-minute
specials that were broadcast about six times a year.
-- We have an interesting photo of "Native American" Hugh O'Brien in
our Familiar Faces/Unfamiliar Roles gallery.
1968
NBC
Episode: "The Protector"
Cast: Gene Barry, Tony Franciosa, Robert Stack, Susan Saint James, Ben
Murphy.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1968
NBC
Episode: "Price Tag: Death"
Cast: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Barbara Anderson, Don Mitchell
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1970
Director:
Leonard J. Horn
Cast: Lloyd Bridges, Anne Francis, Ralph Meeker, Andrew Prine, Billy
Dee Williams
Notes on Lost Flight
-- This was a made-for-TV film.
-- We met Anne Francis in 1994 and found her very charming. However, when we asked
her to autograph a copy of the Meeker Museum Newsletter, she gave us a peculiar
look, and then signed it.
1970
NBC
Episode: "Experiment at New Life"
Cast: James Drury, Stewart Granger, Lee Majors, Doug
McClure
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
.
Notes on Men From Shiloh
--James Drury is another one we've actually met a couple of times, and we are
happy to report that he is very friendly and down-to-earth -- like the Virginian.
However, if you plan to shake hands with this guy, you need to work out with weights
for about a month beforehand.
1971
Episode:
"The Fatal Connection"
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1971
ABC
Episode: "Recurring Nightmare"
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1971
PBS
Episode: "Hard Traveling"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1971
Director: Robert Day
Cast: Ken Berry, Cameron Mitchell, Ralph Meeker, Warren Oates, Jim
Hutton, Trini Lopez
Notes on The Reluctant Heroes
-- This was a made-for-TV film. The original title was "The Egghead on Hill
656."
-- Meeker co-starred with Trini Lopez in 1967's The Dirty Dozen.
-- Ken Berry played Vickie Lawrence's son on the TV sitcom Mama's Family.
1972
ABC
Director: John Llewellyn Moxey
Cast: Darren McGavin, Carol Lynley, Ralph Meeker, Simon Oakland,
Claude Akins, Kent Smith, Elisha Cook Jr.
Notes on The Night Stalker
-- The Night Stalker is a much better than usual made-for-TV film. It spawned
a series, Kolchak, also with Darren McGavin.
-- We have a photo of Carol Lynley in our Potpourri
Lounge.
1972
Cast:
Sam Groom, Jack Albertson.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Police Surgeon
-- This was a syndicated series. Apparently the original title was "Dr. Simon
Locke."
1973
CBS
Director: William A Graham
Cast: David Janssen, Ralph Meeker
Notes on Birds of Prey
-- A made-for-TV film.
1973
ABC
Director: Jeannot Szwarc
Cast: David Hartman, Jane Wyatt, Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: February 28, 1973
Notes on You'll Never See Me Again
-- A made-for-TV film.
-- Apropos of nothing, director Jeannot Szwarc later directed the 1984 feature
film Supergirl.
1973
Director:
William A. Graham
Cast: Vic Morrow, Edward Asner, Diane Baker, Ina Balin, Ralph Meeker,
Chuck Connors, Harry Guardino
Notes on Police Story
-- This was the pilot film for the police anthology series that ran on NBC
from 1973 to 1977. Most episodes had large casts of interesting guest stars (like
Glenn Corbett and Andrew Stevens). An Angie Dickinson episode entitled "The
Gambler" was spun off as the popular Police Woman series. Another
episode, "The Return of Joe Forrester," starring Lloyd Bridges, was
spun off as the Joe Forrester series for Bridges.
1973
NBC
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1974
ABC
Episode: "I Didn't Raise My Daughter to Be a Soldier"
Cast: Lloyd Haynes, Denis Nicholas, Karen Valentine, Michael Constantine
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1974
NBC
Episode: "A Matter of Magic"
Cast: Dan Dailey, Sharon Gless, Geraldine Brooks
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1974
NBC
Episode: "Chief"
Cast: John Forsythe, Barbara Rush, Ralph Meeker, Gary Conway, Pernell
Roberts, Michael Ansara
Original airdate: March 19, 1974
Notes on Police Story
-- We have photos of Barbara Rush and Gary
Conway in our Potpourri Lounge.
1974
ABC
Director: James Goldstone
Cast: John Forsythe, Earl Holliman, Lloyd Bochner, Anne Francis, Ralph
Meeker
Notes on Cry Panic
-- A made-for-TV film.
-- Anne Francis and Ralph Meeker had worked together in a previous made-for-TV
film, 1970's Lost Flight.
1974
NBC
Episode: "Riddle at 24000"
Cast: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Barbara Anderson, Don Mitchell.
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1974
NBC
Director: Don Taylor
Cast: Barry Newman, Susan Howard, Ralph Meeker, Albert Salmi, Luke
Askew, Stefanie Powers, Anjanette Comer.
Notes on Night Games
-- A made-for-TV film.
1974
ABC
Episode: "The Friends of Danny Beecher"
Cast: Tony Musante, Simon Oakland, Susan Strasberg
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: March 29, 1974
Notes on Toma
-- This was an hour-long police drama series that ran on ABC from 1973 to
1974. Tony Musante starred in the title role as Detective David Toma, based on
a real cop in the Newark, New Jersey, police force.
1974
NBC
Director: Gary Nelson
Cast: Don Murray, Yvonne DeCarlo, Van Johnson, Ralph Meeker, Cameron
Mitchell, Sherry Jackson, Walter Pidgeon, John Ireland, Mary Ann Mobley
Notes on The Girl on the Late, Late Show
-- This was a very interesting made-for-TV film that had just about everybody
on earth in the supporting cast. The legendary Gloria
Grahame appeared in a small role as the title character. Unfortunately
Meeker and Grahame have no scenes together.
-- We have photos of Grahame in our Potpourri Lounge.
1974
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
Notes on The Evil Touch
-- A syndicated suspense series.
1975
CBS
Episode: "Fit For a Frame"
Cast: William Conrad
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1975
NBC
Episode: "Ransom"
Cast: Claude Akins, Frank Converse, Rosie Grier
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1975
ABC
Episode: "The Shield"
Cast: Georg Stanford Brown, Michael Ontkean, Kate Jackson
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
1975
NBC
Episode: "Empty Weapon"
Cast: Ralph Meeker . . .
1975
ABC
Episode: "Exercise in Fatality"
Cast: David Janssen
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: December 4, 1975
Notes on Harry O
-- David Janssen starred as private eye Harry Orwell in this hour-long ABC
drama that ran from 1974 to 1976.
1975
ABC
Episode: "The Ballad of Redwing Jail"
Cast: Doug McClure, William Shatner, Richard Kiel, Dave Turner
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Notes on Barbary Coast
-- We have photos of Doug McClure in our Potpourri
Lounge.
1975
NBC
Director: Curtis Harrington
Cast: George Hamilton, Ray Milland, Ralph Meeker, Joan Blondell,
Yvette Vickers
Notes on The Dead Don't Die
-- A made-for-TV film.
-- Yvette Vickers filmography runs the gamut from Attack of the Giant Leeches
(1959) to Hud (1963), and presumably back again.
1977
NBC
Episode: "Screams"
Cast: Angie Dickinson, Earl Holliman
Guest Stars: Ralph Meeker, John Megna.
Original airdate: December 6, 1977
Notes on Police Woman
-- Angie Dickinson starred as Sgt. Pepper Anderson in this police drama series
that originated as an episode of Police Story. Police Woman ran
on NBC from 1974 to 1978.
-- Guest John Megna, best remembered for playing Dill Harris in To Kill a Mockingbird,
was the brother of actress Connie Stevens.
1978
NBC
Episode: "Murder Plays a Dead Hand"
Cast: Vincent Baggetta, Wendy Phillips, James Coco, Neville Brand
Guest Star: Ralph Meeker
Original airdate: December 22, 1978
Notes on The Eddie Capra Mysteries
-- This was a detective drama that ran on NBC during the 1978-79 season.
Vincent Baggetta played Eddie Capra, an unconventional lawyer doing detective
work in each episode.
-- This is the last information we have for a Ralph Meeker TV appearance.
We would like to confirm that it is his last TV appearance.
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