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** In "Samurai", Mexican-born actor [[Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan (Film)|Ricardo Montalban]] played a ''Japanese'' mobster.
** In "Samurai", Mexican-born actor [[Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan (Film)|Ricardo Montalban]] played a ''Japanese'' mobster.
** [[Star Trek the Original Series (TV)|Spock's dad]] played a Japanese saboteur in "To Hell With Babe Ruth." Oh dear.
** [[Star Trek the Original Series (TV)|Spock's dad]] played a Japanese saboteur in "To Hell With Babe Ruth." Oh dear.
* [[Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics]]: The show's distinctive theme music is entitled "You Can Count On Me", and Sammy Davis Jr. at one point actually recorded it:
{{quote| If you get in trouble, bring it home to me<br />
Whether I am near you, or across the sea.<br />
I will think of something to do.<br />
I'll be on the lookout for you.<br />
And I'll find you -- you can count on me. }}
* [[Missing Episode]]: "Bored She Hung Herself", a 1970 episode about a deadly yoga technique that bears more than a passing resemblance to [[Erotic Asphyxiation]], has been banned since its original broadcast, allegedly because a viewer accidentally died while imitating the technique. The episode was never syndicated, and it's not included on the second season DVD box set.
* [[Missing Episode]]: "Bored She Hung Herself", a 1970 episode about a deadly yoga technique that bears more than a passing resemblance to [[Erotic Asphyxiation]], has been banned since its original broadcast, allegedly because a viewer accidentally died while imitating the technique. The episode was never syndicated, and it's not included on the second season DVD box set.
* [[The Other Darrin]]: Tim O'Kelly as Danno, Lew Ayres as The Governor and James Gregory as State Department official Jonathan Kaye (a recurring character on the series) in the pilot movie; Ayres later guested on the series (twice, in different roles), as did pilot cast members Andrew Duggan (four times!) and Leslie Nielsen. Kaye, meanwhile, was played by a total of '''six''' different actors.
* [[The Other Darrin]]: Tim O'Kelly as Danno, Lew Ayres as The Governor and James Gregory as State Department official Jonathan Kaye (a recurring character on the series) in the pilot movie; Ayres later guested on the series (twice, in different roles), as did pilot cast members Andrew Duggan (four times!) and Leslie Nielsen. Kaye, meanwhile, was played by a total of '''six''' different actors.

Revision as of 14:47, 19 December 2013


  • Fake Nationality
    • Wo Fat, played by Anglo-Egyptian-Sudanese-American Khigh Dheigh. Yes, really.
    • In "Samurai", Mexican-born actor Ricardo Montalban played a Japanese mobster.
    • Spock's dad played a Japanese saboteur in "To Hell With Babe Ruth." Oh dear.
  • Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics: The show's distinctive theme music is entitled "You Can Count On Me", and Sammy Davis Jr. at one point actually recorded it:

 If you get in trouble, bring it home to me

Whether I am near you, or across the sea.

I will think of something to do.

I'll be on the lookout for you.

And I'll find you -- you can count on me.

  • Missing Episode: "Bored She Hung Herself", a 1970 episode about a deadly yoga technique that bears more than a passing resemblance to Erotic Asphyxiation, has been banned since its original broadcast, allegedly because a viewer accidentally died while imitating the technique. The episode was never syndicated, and it's not included on the second season DVD box set.
  • The Other Darrin: Tim O'Kelly as Danno, Lew Ayres as The Governor and James Gregory as State Department official Jonathan Kaye (a recurring character on the series) in the pilot movie; Ayres later guested on the series (twice, in different roles), as did pilot cast members Andrew Duggan (four times!) and Leslie Nielsen. Kaye, meanwhile, was played by a total of six different actors.
  • Playing Against Type: Andy Griffith is a con artist in "I'm a Family Crook -- Don't Shoot!"
  • Trope Namer: For Book Em Danno.