The Twilight Zone (1985) credits

Directed By

Paul Lynch

9 Episodes, 1985 - 1989: Peter Medak

7 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Ryszard Bugajski

5 Episodes, 1985 - 1989: Wes Craven

5 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: John D. Hancock

5 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Gus Trikonis

4 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Randy Bradshaw

4 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Martha Coolidge

3 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Robert Downey Sr.

3 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Tommy Lee Wallace

3 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Bradford May

3 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: René Bonnière

3 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Gilbert M. Shilton

3 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Shelley Levinson

2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: J.D. Feigelson

2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Bill Norton

2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Gerd Oswald

2 Episodes, 1985 - 1985: Noel Black

2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Philip DeGuere Jr.

2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Jeannot Szwarc

2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Paul Tucker

2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Thomas J. Wright

2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Douglas Jackson

2 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Gilbert Cates

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Joe Dante

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Don Carlos Dunaway

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Theodore J. Flicker

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Rick Friedberg

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: William Friedkin

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Kenneth Gilbert

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: John Milius

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Sigmund Neufeld Jr.

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: David Steinberg

1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Allan Arkush

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Bruce Bilson

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Ben Bolt

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Sheldon Larry

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Bruce Malmuth

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Jim McBride

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Ralph L. Thomas

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Claudia Weill

1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Gil Bettman

1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Bill Duke

1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Curtis Harrington

1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Steve DiMarco

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Otta Hanus

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Allan King

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Bruce Pittman

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Jim Purdy

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Brad Turner

1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Atom Egoyan

1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Sturla Gunnarsson

1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Allan Kroeker

1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Martin Lavut

1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Eric Till

1 Episode, 1989 - 1989

Written By

Rod Serling
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65 Episodes, 1985 - 1989: J. Michael Straczynski
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31 Episodes, 1986 - 1989: Rockne S. O'Bannon
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29 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Paul Chitlik
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24 Episodes, 1986 - 1989: Jeremy Bertrand Finch
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24 Episodes, 1986 - 1989: Alan Brennert
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13 Episodes, 1985 - 1989: George R.R. Martin
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7 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Rebecca Parr Cioffi
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6 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Martin Pasko
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6 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Harlan Ellison
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5 Episodes, 1985 - 1989: Michael Cassutt
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5 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: James Crocker
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5 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Haskell Barkin
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4 Episodes, 1985 - 1988: Philip DeGuere Jr.
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3 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Gerrit Graham
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3 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Chris Hubbell
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3 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Steven Barnes
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Charles Beaumont
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Ray Bradbury
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Anne Collins
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: J.D. Feigelson
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Lynn Barker
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1985: Donald Todd
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2 Episodes, 1985 - 1985: Michael Reaves
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2 Episodes, 1986 - 1989: David Gerrold
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2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Patrice Messina
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2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Theodore Sturgeon
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2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Cal Willingham
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2 Episodes, 1987 - 1989: David Carren
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Arthur C. Clarke
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Chip Duncan
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Joe Gannon
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Joe Haldeman
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Richard Krzemien
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: William M. Lee
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Robert R. McCammon
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Henry Slesar
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: William F. Wu
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1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Greg Bear
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Steven Bochco
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Robert Crais
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Phyllis Eisenstein
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Les Enloe
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Charles E. Fritch
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Arthur Gray
based on the short story "The Everlasting Club" by
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Robert Hunter
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Stephen King
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Bryce Maritano
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Richard Matheson
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Terry Matz
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Gordon Mitchell
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Lan O'Kun
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Carter Scholz
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: J. Neil Schulman
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Mary Sheldon
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Sidney Sheldon
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Robert Silverberg
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Tommy Lee Wallace
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Roger Zelazny
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1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Virginia Aldridge
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Ron Cobb
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: J.M. DeMatteis
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Parke Godwin
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Anthony Lawrence
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Nancy Lawrence
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Robin Love
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Ed Redlich
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1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Tom J. Astle
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Tom Palmer
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Ralph Phillips
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: William Selby
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Jeff Stuart
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Bob Underwood
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Robert Walden
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1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Will Bermender
additional material
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: William Froug
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1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Tom Godwin
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1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: George Clayton Johnson
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1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Christy Marx
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1 Episode, 1989 - 1989

Cast

Robin Ward
Narrator
30 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Charles Aidman
Narrator / Narrator (segment "A Message from Charity") / Narrator (segment "Cold Reading") / Narrator (segment "Little Boy Lost") / Narrator (segment "Need to Know") / Narrator (segment "Private Channel") / Narrator (segment "Take My Life...Please!") / Narrator (segment "The Card") / Narrator (segment "The Last Defender of Camelot") / Narrator (segment "The Shadow Man" and "Opening Day") / Narrator (segments "A Small Talent for War"and "A Matter of Minutes") / Narrator (segments "But Can She Type?" and "The Star") / Narrator (segments "Healer" and "Kentucky Rye") / Narrator (segments "The After Hours" and "The World Next Door") / Narrator (segments "To See the Invisible Man" and "Tooth and Consequences") / Narrator (segments "Wordplay" and "Chameleon") / Narrator (segments Act Break and Dealer's choice)
30 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Richard Mulligan
Ernie Ross / Henry Corwin (segment "Night of the Meek")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: William Atherton
Brian Wolfe (segment "The Card") / Mr. Dundee (segment "Night of the Meek")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Julie Khaner
Frannie Judson / Mary-Ann Lindeby
2 Episodes, 1988 - 1988: Roberts Blossom
Man (segment "The Burning Man") / Mordecai Hawkline (segment "Song of the Younger World")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Heather Haase
Lianna Ames (segment "The Shadow Man") / Mary Ellen Cosgrove (segment "Time and Teresa Golowitz")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Ellen Albertini Dow
Mrs. Hotchkiss (segment "Need to Know") / Old Woman (segment "The Storyteller")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Burr Middleton
Policeman (segment "Joy Ride") / Richie's Dad (segment "The Leprechaun-Artist")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Chip Heller
Elton (segment "Welcome to Winfield") / Workman (segment "The After Hours")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Warren Van Evera
Boarder / Elderly Man
2 Episodes, 1988 - 1989: Adam Raber
Donnie Lowery (segment "Wordplay") / Jason Dobbs (segment "Shelter Skelter")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Nan Martin
First Nun (segment "If She Dies") / Margaret's Mother (segment "A Saucer of Loneliness")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Martin Balsam
Prof. Donald Knowles (segment "Voices in the Earth") / Rockne S. O'Bannon (segment "Personal Demons")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Jaclyn Bernstein
Debbie Cunningham (segment "Children's Zoo") / Megan McDowell
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: James Whitmore Jr.
Ira Richman (segment "The Girl I Married") / Sheriff Dennis Wells (segment "Nightcrawlers")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Clare Torao
Newscaster (segment "A Little Peace and Quiet") / Susan
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Danica McKellar
Deidre Dobbs (segment "Shelter Skelter") / Nola - Age 10 (segment "Her Pilgrim Soul")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Michael Alldredge
Mike Mulvaney (segment "The Little People of Killany Woods") / Schmidt (segment "The Junction")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Andrew Robinson
Mr. Williams (segment "Private Channel") / President John F. Kennedy (segment "Profile in Silver")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Jeffrey Tambor
Kyle Montgomery (segment "Dead Woman's Shoes") / Milton (segment "The World Next Door")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Myrna White
Clerk #2 (segment "Examination Day") / Psychiatrist (segment "A Saucer of Loneliness")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Jenny Agutter
Jacinda Carlyle (segment "Voices in the Earth") / Morgan Le Fay (segment "The Last Defender of Camelot")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Lauren Levinson
Amanda's Mom (segment "Healer") / Wendy (segment "Shelter Skelter")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Eve Brenner
Neighbor #1 (segment "Monsters!") / Old Woman (segment "Voices in the Earth")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Andrew Masset
Margaret's Date (segment "A Saucer of Loneliness") / Peter (segment "Ye Gods")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: James Lashly
Bobby (segment "The Junction") / Merle (segment "Dead Run")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Raye Birk
Bearded Man (segment "Wordplay") / Time-Traveller (segment "Lost and Found")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: John D. LeMay
Gay Man (segment "Dead Run") / Ted (segment "Aqua Vita")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Geoff Witcher
Anchorman (segment "A Saucer of Loneliness") / Announcer (segment "Shelter Skelter")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1987: Tom Finnegan
Cabbie (segment "Grace Note") / Steve (segment "The World Next Door")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: David Hayward
Paul (segment "Dreams for Sale") / Reporter #2 (segment "A Saucer of Loneliness")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Tim Russ
Archer (segment "Voices in the Earth") / Officer #2 (segment "Kentucky Rye")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1987: Dan Gilvezan
Bartender (segment "Shatterday") / Columbia Operator (segment "Chameleon")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1985: Piper Laurie
Aunt Neva (segment "The Burning Man") / Gramma (segment "Gramma")
2 Episodes, 1985 - 1986: Harry Stephens
Eating Hobo (segment "Tooth and Consequences") / Young Man (segment "Aqua Vita")
2 Episodes, 1986 - 1986: Bruce Willis
Peter Novins (segment "Shatterday")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Helen Mirren
Maddie Duncan (segment "Dead Woman's Shoes")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Charles Martin Smith
Dr. Dennis Barrows (segment "The Beacon")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Adrienne Barbeau
Ms. Peters (segment "Teacher's Aide")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Eric Bogosian
Jackie Thompson (segment "Healer")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Season Hubley
Carol Shelton (segment "Little Boy Lost")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Robert Klein
Bill Lowery (segment "Wordplay")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Christopher Allport
Richard Jordan (segment "Examination Day")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Kristoffer Tabori
Kevin Drayton (segment "Her Pilgrim Soul")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Jonathan Ward
Danny Hayes (segment "The Shadow Man")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Tony Lo Bianco
Paul Marano (segment "If She Dies")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: James Coco
Maury Winkler (segment "Act Break")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985: Victor Garber
Dr. Kevin Carlson (segment "A Day in Beaumont")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Tom Skerritt
Alex Mattingly (segment "What Are Friends For?")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Terry Farrell
Marsha Cole (segment "The After Hours")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Tim Thomerson
Billy Diamond (segment "Take My Life...Please!")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: William Petersen
Edward Sayers (segment "Need to Know")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Robert Carradine
Daniel Arnold (segment "Still Life")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Peter Coyote
Adam Grant (segment "Shadow Play")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Barret Oliver
Georgie (segment "Gramma")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Lane Smith
Prof. Joseph Fitzgerald (segment "Profile in Silver")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Elisha Cook Jr.
Weldon (segment "Welcome to Winfield")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Glynnis O'Connor
Dorothy Livingston (segment "The Storyteller")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Ralph Bellamy
Emile Francis Bendictson (segment "Monsters!")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Joe Penny
Ricky Frost
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Cliff De Young
Jeff McDowell
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Stephen Geoffreys
Will (segment "The Elevator")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Jeff Yagher
Elvis Presley (segment "The Once and Future King") / Gary Pitkin
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Cork Hubbert
Shawn McGool (segment "The Leprechaun-Artist")
1 Episode, 1986 - 1986: Robert Knepper
Alonzo (segment "Joy Ride")
1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Susan Blakely
Linda Wolfe (segment "The Card")
1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Gene Barry
Prince of Darkness (segment "Time and Teresa Golowitz")
1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Peter Kowanko
Tanner Smith (segment "Song of the Younger World")
1 Episode, 1987 - 1987: Harry Morgan
Edgar Witherspoon
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Louise Fletcher
Dr. Cline
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: William Sanderson
Norman Blane
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Paul Le Mat
Tom Bennett
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Marc Singer
Ed Hamler / Monty Hanks
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Peter Scolari
Delos of Atlantis / Leonard Randall
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Bud Cort
Willy Gardner
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Eddie Albert
Roger Leeds
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Michael Moriarty
Warren Cribbens
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Timothy Bottoms
Miley Judson
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Colleen Dewhurst
Hallie Parker
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Terri Garber
Debra Brockman
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Melanie Mayron
Louise Simonson
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Barbara Stock
Mary McNeal
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Ted Shackelford
Fr. Mark Cassidy
1 Episode, 1988 - 1988: Dean Stockwell
Martin Decker
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Esai Morales
Jesse Cardiff
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Janet Leigh
Barbara LeMay
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: David Naughton
John Selig
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Karen Valentine
Claire Hendricks
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: John Beck
Maj. Alex McAndrews
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Pamela Bellwood
Andrea Moffitt
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Bruce Weitz
Simon Foster
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Terence Knox
Thomas Bartin
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Steve Kanaly
Scout
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Ed Marinaro
Darius Stephens
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Ben Murphy
Jack Haines
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Charles Haid
Steve Cranston
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Deborah Raffin
Sharon Miles
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Anthony Franciosa
Nino Lancaster
1 Episode, 1989 - 1989: Annie Potts
Cathy Lowery (segment "Wordplay")
1 Episode, 1985 - 1985