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Richard Boone didn't think that ''Have Gun – Will Travel'' was a real Western

Why Boone believed his series had set itself apart.

16 vintage Little Golden Books that were based on TV shows

Both Maverick and Matt Dillon rode alongside the Poky Little Puppy.

Producers wouldn't hire George Reeves, so he took his career in another direction

Reeves was typecast, so the star had to find another way to make money.

The A-Team's popularity resulted in ratings plummeting for these classic shows

Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley reigned supreme until The A-Team came along.

Do you remember seeing Clarence Gilyard in the 1986 film Top Gun?

Name an actor with an iconic movie debut. We'll go first: Clarence Gilyard.

11 visual details you never noticed in 'Star Trek'

It takes a keen eye to spot the bubble wrap, missing fingers and North America.

14 forgotten syndicated TV shows of the 1960s

These skydivers, cowboy detectives and deep sea divers didn't need a major network.

What did Lynda Carter think about being named ''most beautiful woman in the world'' in 1978?

Imagine being called the most beautiful woman in the world.

Fins up: 10 cars that prove car designs were just cooler in the 1950s

Take a tour through the tailfin's finest hour.

Nick Cage wants to play this Batman 1966 baddie

"I think I could make him absolutely terrifying."

John Ashley went from Sixties B-movie star to A-Team narrator

The A-Team narrator made one cameo designed to delight his drive-thru movie fans.

The moment DeForest Kelley knew Star Trek was a phenomenon

Bones recalls when he realized Star Trek was huge.

A guest star in this popular Hawaii Five-O episode once played a doctor in a forgotten 1970s sci-fi movie

A trip to Saturn gone wrong turns into a completely different role for Burr DeBenning.

James MacArthur once defended Jack Lord against the press

"Jack and I have no problems," he said.

9 sure-fire ways to make B.A. get on a plane

As much as Bad Attitude hated flying, he was essentially a frequent flyer, even if he doesn't necessarily remember taking... MORE

10 forgotten cop shows of the 1980s

Not even Marshal Matt Dillon and Mr. Miyagi could turn these into hits.

Star Trek inspired William Shatner to fly high

While Star Trek flew high among the ratings, Shatner was literally taking flight all over the country.

R.I.P. Gary Graham, Ambassador Soval on Star Trek: Enterprise and star of Alien Nation

The actor frequently appeared throughout the Star Trek franchise and was known as Detective Matthew Sikes on Alien Nation.... MORE

See the cast of The A-Team in their earliest screen roles

These Eighties TV action stars backed up Elvis and acted with Paul Newman when they were just starting out.

Richard Boone preferred his television series to have shorter seasons

Boone believed that the shorter the season, the better the quality of the series.

Steve McQueen wasn't interested in playing the good guy

McQueen wanted his character to be "rank."

Dirk Benedict survived cancer just before becoming ''Faceman''

The A-Team star took his stage name from a favorite breakfast dish.

What's groovier than these classic 1970s cars?

Which of these Seventies cars would you drive?

The A-Team writer Stephen J. Cannell would only write what he liked watching

The A-Team writer followed no formula but his own. His writing method was quite simple: write what you watch.

Fan mail gave Spock a bigger role on Star Trek

Viewers got their way and Spock became a star.

Did you know two actresses played Janet Tyler in this popular Twilight Zone episode?

When the character's face is revealed, we see a young Donna Douglas. However, Maxine Stuart was the one in bandages.