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Martin Balsam and Martin E. Brooks are gone. That leaves Alan Oppenheimer as the last of the Rudy Wells. I'm surprised to see that Oppenheimer is only 85.
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It wasn't much of a show, despite the visual allure of Heather Thomas and to a lesser extent, Marke Post. There was a particularly untalented actor, whose name elludes me, who played a character named "Howie" and was alleged to have been there for comic relief. The theme song is "legendary" because it is sung by Lee Majors himself and I'll admit it has a certain charm but no one drunk or sober would ever confuse Majors' singing with that of, say, anyone talented in the singing department. I'm sure it's on YouTube. Heather Thomas and Marke Post? I'm sold. Yeah, it wasn't much of a show, and it was very formulaic. After watching an episode or two of the show, seek out Mad Magazine's parody of the show, which I think was called "The Brawl Guy". Anyway, it is a funny sendup of the show. I had forgotten Marke Post was in the show. I always loved her in Night Court.
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