...Wait, what!?

[rose_of_pollux]

...Accurate/perfectly-timed icon is accurate/perfectly timed--

So, I happened upon a couple more old news articles on one of my faves, Simon Oakland (because Decades is currently running a Black Sheep Squadron marathon that I'm having in the background so that I can watch Simon's scenes--he plays General Moore), and something in this one made me

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[spikesgirl58]

Good luck! Maybe you've just found a gem! :D

[rose_of_pollux]

Thanks! I hope so!

[insaneladybug]

I've seen almost every U.N.C.L.E. episode and I can say with almost 100% confidence that Simon was not in it. I also have no memory of him being on I Spy, but since I've seen much less of that, and since it seems like IMDB isn't so accurate with the guest cast lists for that series (if I remember right), maybe that one is actually possible. Hmm. But more likely, at least about U.N.C.L.E., the reporter is just having an idiot moment. (Also, there were three Daniel Boones.)

Are you sure Bullit is 1971? I was almost positive that it was 1968, shortly after U.N.C.L.E. was cancelled.

Also, I must find this brainwashing episode, if Simon's in it a lot! Did you catch its title?

[rose_of_pollux]

...I was afraid of that. Ah well. The I Spy wasn't the Robert Culp one but an earlier series of the same name. And yes, that third Daniel Boone was a year after the article, I think...

...Oops, there's my bad. *headdesk* I'll fix that.

He's not in it that much (his scenes are towards the end) but the ep is "Presumed Dead." Definitely intense!

[insaneladybug]

Oh yeah, that's right, there was another series with that title. On the Daniel Boone, I guess that's possible. I'll have to look up the dates.

Yeah, I got out my DVD and it says 1968.

Thanks! I'll have to find it amongst my recordings.

[rose_of_pollux]

*nodnod*

Ah, thanks.

Hope you find it! It's pretty intense!