The Name of the Game featured Jeff Dillon, Glenn Howard and Dan Farrel as the main characters of each episode. It premiered in 1968 and lasted until 1971 on NBC, with a total of 76 episodes. It rotated on three characters: Anthony "Tony" Franciosa as a crusading reporter, Gene Barry as a sophisticated publisher and Robert Stack as a crime journalist. The connection between them was in Howard Publications, a publishing empire that had been built up from scratch by Glenn Howard. Behind the camera, early-career contributions were made by Steven Spielberg and Steven Bochco.
Ray played in the double-episode I Love You, Billy Baker, directed by Barry Shear, which aired on 20 and 27 November 1970 (episode #10 - 11 of the 3d season), and he also performed in the show that was broadcast on 28 May 1971. Source here. The DVD set of the series, The Name Of The Game - Seasons 1 - 4, is sold out.
Untitled Blues / Baby Won’t You Please Come Home:
Ray played in the double-episode I Love You, Billy Baker, directed by Barry Shear, which aired on 20 and 27 November 1970 (episode #10 - 11 of the 3d season), and he also performed in the show that was broadcast on 28 May 1971. Source here. The DVD set of the series, The Name Of The Game - Seasons 1 - 4, is sold out.
Untitled Blues / Baby Won’t You Please Come Home:
No comments:
Post a Comment