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Robert Urich

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Oct 14, 2026

Simon BrownGUEST
44:15
... just got these mirrored sunglasses.
Simon BrownGUEST
44:17
You see it in the Dirty Harry, the second Dirty Harry film, Magnum Force, where the, uh, the motorcycle cops are this kind of, um, uh, vigilante group, David Soul and, uh, Tim Matheson and Robert Urich.
Simon BrownGUEST
44:29
And it's a fantastic uncanny image.
Simon BrownGUEST
44:31
It's this character who's h- almost has no face.
Brian SaurHOST
26:05
It is one of those things that, um, I, uh, I say only in the '70s, right? Only in the '70s.
Brian SaurHOST
26:13
Um, this stars, uh, Clint Walker, uh, as the main dude, but you also have Robert Urich and James A. Watson Jr. Um, yeah, it's a classic for a reason.
Brian SaurHOST
26:27
Uh, it's pretty nuts.
Brian SaurHOST
26:28
It takes a little while to get going, but, um, speaking of Amanda Reyes, this one includes an audio commentary, a new audio commentary with Amanda Reyes, Dan Budnick, and Nate Johnson from the Made for TV Mayhem podcast, which I give a high recommendation if you haven't listened to that show.
Gary HoffmannHOST
36:47
First of all, the, the number of...
Gary HoffmannHOST
36:49
That was an absolutely action-packed cast with Robert Duvall and Danny Glover and Robert Urich and Diane Lane and Anjelica Huston is in it, Ricky Schroder.
Shannon FarrenHOST
37:02
Man, late '80s-
Gary HoffmannHOST
37:02
Even-
speaker_17UNKNOWN
83:28
[gasping]
speaker_10UNKNOWN
83:29
Carl Weathers and Spencer's Robert Urich.
speaker_17UNKNOWN
83:32
You can make it, Mr. Johnson.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
83:34
The Defiant Ones, Sunday right after MacGyver.

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speaker_17UNKNOWN
140:52
Don't give me orders, boy.
speaker_60UNKNOWN
140:53
Next time I hear you call boy, it better be one around.
speaker_32UNKNOWN
140:56
Spencer's Robert Urich, Karl Weather is the defiant one, Sunday.
speaker_32UNKNOWN
141:00
[whistle blows]
Scotland KubinskiGUEST
36:52
And you remember when those outlaws that...
Derek GilbertHOST
36:58
Robert Urich's character.
Derek GilbertHOST
36:59
Robert
Scotland KubinskiGUEST
37:00
Urich, yeah, yeah.
Chris BerrymanHOST
39:48
Well, who was on Logan's Run? Heather Menzies, who was Louisa von Trapp.
Chris BerrymanHOST
39:54
She played Jessica Six in Logan's Run, and she was married to Robert Urich, who we reference all the time in Vegas and Spencer for Hire, and she had a guest star spot on Vegas.
Chris BerrymanHOST
40:05
And it's noteworthy while I'm on a von Trapp roll, Brigitta von Trapp was played by Angela Cartwright, who was also Penny on Lost in Space, and made a guest appearance on Logan's Run.
Chris BerrymanHOST
40:16
Her sister is Veronica, who was directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who Colby loves, even though Alfred Hitchcock was not a very nice man.
Alan SepinwallHOST
36:26
Tommy Lee Jones is his longtime partner and friend, Woodrow Call, who's cold and reserved and tough and refuses to acknowledge that their young cattle hand, Newt, played by Ricky Schroder, is the son he fathered with a sex worker named Maggie, who is long dead.
Alan SepinwallHOST
36:40
The miniseries also stars Anjelica Houston as Clara, the love of Gus's life, Danny Glover as their trusted scout Joshua Deets, Robert Urich as another old ranger friend, the untrustworthy Jake Spoon, a young-ish Diane Lane, 'cause she'd been working since she was a kid, as another sex worker, Lorena, who goes on the cattle drive with the men, plus Steve Buscemi, Chris Cooper, Barry Corbin, William Sanderson, among many others, and young [laughs] character actress Margo Martindale as a sex worker called the Buffalo Heffer, whose first appearance is opening the door to a whorehouse in lingerie.
Alan SepinwallHOST
37:16
And holy [laughs] shit.
Alan SepinwallHOST
37:19
My God.
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Oct 5 · 1 Mention

David Ray SkinnerHOST
20:47
I loved it, but of course, I was much too young to understand the brilliant product placement of the vehicles.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
20:56
Then, in the 1978 TV series Vegas, Dan Tana, played by Robert Urich, drove a vintage 1957 red T-Bird.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
21:06
Now, this was after his Chevy Corvette was destroyed by fire in the pilot episode.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
21:12
Tana's T-Bird was the spitting image of my toy version, just a little bit larger, of course.
Alan SepinwallHOST
33:13
Tommy Lee Jones is his longtime partner and friend, Woodrow Call, who's cold and reserved and tough and refuses to acknowledge that their young cattle hand Newt, played by Ricky Schroeder, is the son he fathered with a sex worker named Maggie, who is long dead.
Alan SepinwallHOST
33:27
The miniseries also stars Angelica Houston as Clara, the love of Gus's life, Danny Glover as their trusted scout, Joshua Dietz, Robert Urich as another old ranger friend, the untrustworthy Jake Spoon, a young-ish Diane Lane, because she'd been working since she was a kid, as another sex worker, Lorena, who goes on the cattle drive with the men, plus Steve Buscemi, Chris Cooper, Barry Corbin, William Sanderson, among many others, and...
Alan SepinwallHOST
33:52
Young character actress Margot Martindale as a sex worker called the Buffalo Heifer, whose first appearance is opening the door to a whorehouse in lingerie.
Alan SepinwallHOST
34:03
And holy shit.
Ted WassGUEST
12:36
And so we went back a third time, and the third time was with Skipper Damon, Katherine Damon, and she was just perfect.
Ted WassGUEST
12:44
And the Peter that they finally found was Bob Urich.
Ted WassGUEST
12:49
I mean, come on.
Ted WassGUEST
12:50
How great is he? Was he? Yeah.

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