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Starring: Robert Conrad (as James T. West) & Ross Martin (as Artemus Gordon)
Season 4 (CBS) (1968-69)
Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Sal Crisanti
references:
TV Guide /
Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
############# The Wild Wild West #############
############## season 4 1968-69 ##############
############### (final season)
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24 color episodes
CBS Fridays 7:30 - 8:30
Followed By: "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C." 8:30 PM
CBS Friday Night Movie
Other Networks:
ABC: "Operation: Entertainment"
NBC: "High Chaparral"
Emmy Nomination: Ross Martin, Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a
Leading Role in a Dramatic Series
(Award won by Carl Betz, "Judd for the Defense" ABC)
Note: Ross Martin does NOT appear in
prod. nos. 93-100 (8 episodes) due to a Heart Attack.
4.1 [81] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE BIG
BLACKMAIL
prod. no. 86 / 27-Sep-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by David Mossinger
Directed by Irving Moore
Guest Cast:
Harvey Korman ...... Baron Hinterstoisser
Wilhelm von Homburg ...... Herr Hess
Roy Engel ...... President Ulysses S. Grant
Ron Rich ...... Dick January
Martin Kosleck ...... Count Hackmar
Alice Nunn ...... Hilda
Gil Stuart ...... Gruber
Jerry Laveroni ...... Ziegler
President Grant, James West, and Artemus Gordon are invitied to a reception at
one of the foreign embassies in Washington
for what is promised to be a "very important" surprise. Intercepting the
"surprise" the night before the reception, they
discover that it is a set of kinotrope cards depicting President Grant signing a
secret security pact with another nation.
In order to avoid a national disaster, Jim and Artemus must alter the cards and
return them without anyone realizing that
they were ever missing.
4.2 [82] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE DOOMSDAY
FORMULA
prod. no. 82 / 4-Oct-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Samuel Newman
Directed by Irving Moore
Guest Cast:
Kevin McCarthy ...... Major General Walter Kroll
E.J. André ...... Dr. Crane
Melinda Plowman ...... Lorna Crane
Gail Billings ...... Verna Scott
Vince Howard ...... Bartender
Fred Stromsoe ...... 2nd Guard
Dick Cangey ...... 1st Guard
Red West ...... 3rd Guard
Tom J. Huff ...... 4th Guard
Dr. Crane, inventor of a new explosive, is missing along with his daughter. If
his "doomsday formula" falls into the
wrong hands, especially foreign ones, it could mean the end of the United
States. West and Gordon must rescue the
professor, his daughter and the formula before it's too late.
4.3 [83] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE
JUGGERNAUT
prod. no. 89 / 11-Oct-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Clavin Clements. Jr.
Directed by Irving Moore
Guest Cast:
Floyd Patterson ...... Lyle Dixon
Simon Scott ...... Theodore Bock
Gloria Calomee ...... Lonie Millard
Byron Foulger ...... County Clerk
Bart La Rue ...... Maddox
Peter Hale ...... Tom Harwood
Stuart Nisbet ...... Farmer #1
Irvin Mosley ...... Farmer #2
Wild Bill Reynolds ...... Old Geezer
Evelyn Dutton ...... Nurse #1
Stardedt Kaava ...... Nurse
Fred Stromsoe ...... Hardcase
Someone is trying to run settlers off their land, buying some of them out,
scaring others away, and even murdering those
who refuse to leave. The government sends Jim and Arte in to investigate the
situation and to stop whoever is behind this.
4.4 [84] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE SEDGEWICK
CURSE
prod. no. 91 / 18-Oct-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Paul Playdon
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Guest Cast:
Jay Robinson ...... Dr. Maitland
Sharon Acker ...... Lavinia Sedgewick
Maria Lennard ...... Jessica
Richard Hale ...... Philip Sedgewick
Frank Campanella ...... Fingers the Masseur
Lee Weaver ...... Desk Clerk #2
Arthur Space ...... A.T. Redmond
Arthur Adams ...... Desk Clerk #1 / Hiram
Kathryn Minner ...... Old Lady / Aged Lavinia
Brian Nash ...... Boy
Gene LeBell ...... Felix
William Challee ...... Prisoner #1
Anthony Jochim ...... Prisoner #2
Robert L. McCord ...... Porter #1
Red West ...... Man #1
Dick Cangey ...... Man #2
Tom Huff ...... Man #3
Jim and Artemus are asked by a beautiful young woman, Lavinia Sedgewick, to help
her mute grandfather. Both Sedgewickes
seem to be under control of a controversial physician in their own mansion.
4.5 [85] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE GRUESOME
GAMES
prod. no. 87 / 25-Oct-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Jackson Gillis & Henry Sharp
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Guest Cast:
William Schallert ...... Rufus Krause
Sherry Jackson ...... Lola Cortez
Robert Ellenstein ...... Dr. Theobald Raker
Helen Page Camp ...... Charity Witherly
Ken Drake ...... General Crocker
Lee Kolima ...... No-Fun
Jacquelyn Hyde ...... Marquesa Bellini
Reggie Nalder ...... Count Zendar
I. Stanford Jolley ...... Town Doctor
Gregg Palmer ...... Bartender
Astrid Warner ...... Gilda Novak
Ludmila ...... The Ballerina
Adolph Caesar ...... Vidoq
Robert Patten ...... Dr. DeForest
West and Gordon are in hot pursuit of a Dr. Raker when the doctor accidently
drowns. Now the two must find out what he
has done with the vial he stole, for unless they can recover it by 11:30 that
night, it will explode and unleash the next
BlackPlague on the United States.
4.6 [86] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE KRAKAN
prod. no. 90 / 1-Nov-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Stephan Kandel
Directed by Michael Caffey
Guest Cast:
Jason Evers ...... Commander Beech
Anthony Caruso ...... Jose Aguila
Ted Knight ...... Daniel
Marj Dusay ...... Dolores Hammond
Ford Rainey ...... Admiral Charles Hammond
Gregg Martel ...... Bartender #1
Brent Davis ...... Lt. Dave Bartlett
Claudio Miranda ...... Bartender #2
Larry Grant ...... Aide
Bill Baldwin ...... Workman
A giant underwater sea monster has awakened from the depths and is murdering
fishermen. It also kills a friend of Jim and
Arte's who was just about to reveal what he knew about it. Is it really a
monster, or is there something more to this evil
plot? Jim and Arte race to find out before it's too late.
4.7 [87] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE FUGITIVES
prod. no. 81 / 8-Nov-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Ken Pettus
Directed by Mike Moder & Gunner Hellstrom
Guest Cast:
Simon Oakland ...... Diamond Dave Desmond
Charles McGraw ...... Sheriff Baggs
J.S. Johnson ...... Norbet Plank
Susan Hart ...... Rhoda
Mickey Hargitay ...... Monk
Bill Baldwin ...... Hallelujah Harry
Douglas Henderson ...... Col. James Richmond
Sid McCoy ...... Tod Warner
A.G. Vitanza ...... Grady
Larry Duran ...... Mexican
Gabriel Walsh ...... Shopkeeper
Norbert Plank has been the bookkeeper for a syndicate controlling most of the
crime in the western states. As bookkeeper,
he is the key to bringing down the entire syndicate. It's up to Jim and Arte to
get him out of Epitaph, Colorado,
where he's holed up under the protection of the syndicate boss, "Diamond Dave"
Desmond.
4.8 [88] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE EGYPTIAN
QUEEN
prod. no. 83 / 15-Nov-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Paul Playdon
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Guest Cast:
Tom Troupe ...... Jason Starr
Sorrell Booke ...... Heisel
William Marshall ...... Amalek
Penny Gaston ...... Rosie
Walter Brooke ...... Finley
Morgan Farley ...... Curator
Gene Tyburn ...... Gambler
Cindy Hunter ...... Miasmin
Rush Williams ...... Guard
Kanan Awni ...... Waiter
Hal K. Dawson ...... Ferret
While an exhibition on the Egpytian Prince Ho-Ta Me is being assembled at a San
Francisco museum, a ruby is stolen from
one of the statues. According to the Princess, this ruby is not only valuable to
the Egyptian government, but is a
necessary part of her dowry; without it she cannot marry, and her marriage will
mark the end of war between peoples in
Egypt. Jim and Arte must recover the ruby and find out why so many parties are
interested in a relatively worthless jewel.
4.9 [89] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF FIRE AND
BRIMSTONE
prod. no. 92 / 22-Nov-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Joel Kane & Milton Smith
Directed by Bernard McEveety
Guest Cast:
Charles Macaulay ...... Zack Morton
Robert Phillips ...... Frank Roach
Dabbs Greer ...... Captain Lyman Butler
John Crawford ...... Prof. Philip Colecrest
Leslie Charleson ...... Dooley Sloan
Ken Mayer ...... Hannon
Fred Stromsoe ...... Lefty
Bill Quinn ...... Dr. Emmett Sloan
Dick Cangey ...... Rusty
Red West ...... Chuck
Tom Huff ...... Pete
West and Gordon are called to the deserted mining town of Brimstone by a
Professor Colecrest who has made a discovery of
great importance. However, before they get to Brimstone, the Professor is
captured by a gang of men also seeking his
discovery. The professor, seriously injured in a fall, holds the key to the
mystery, and Jim and Arte struggle to keep him
alive until they can uncover the true root of the mystery.
4.10 [90] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE CAMERA
prod. no. 94 / 29-Nov-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Ken Pettus
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Featuring:
Charles Aidman ...... Jeremy Pike (temporary partner/ replacing Ross Martin)
Guest Cast:
Pat Paulsen ...... Bosley Cranston
Barry Atwater ...... Gideon Stix
Lou Procopio ...... Beal
Walker Edmiston ...... Langham
Marya Christen ...... Chinese Girl
Fuji ...... Mandarin
Rico Cattani ...... Butler
Victor Sen Yung ...... Baron Kyosai
Julio Medina ...... Don Carlos
Ken Mendoso ...... Hatchetman
Joe Castagna ...... City Slicker
In an attempt to take down an opium-smuggling ring, Jim joins forces with Bosley
Cranston, a timid secret service agent
with some extraordinary skills.
4.11 [91] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE
AVARICIUOS ACTUARY
prod. no. 88 / 6-Dec-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Henry Sharp
Directed by Irving Moore
Guest Cast:
Harold Gould ...... John Taney
Emily Banks ...... Arden Masterson
Ross Elliott ...... General Caswell
Jenny Maxwell ...... Billie
Steve Gravers ...... Durkin
Tol Avery ...... Asa Dempster
Sydney Smith ...... Tycoon
Lou Krugman ...... Maitre d'Hotel
Fritz Feld ...... Chef
Judi Sherven ...... Miss Lester
Sharon Cintron ...... Girl #1
Linda Cooper ...... Girl #2
Barbara Hemingway ...... Fat Lady
Frank Simonetti ...... Fat Man
Bennett King ...... Fat Man
Jack Spratt ...... Fat Man #3
Ray Dawe ...... Fat Man #4
West and Gordon are called in to investigate what appears to be a giant tuning
fork, capable of destroying entire buildings, in
particular mansions of very wealthy individuals. Suspecting a connection between
the destruction and a brand new insurance
company charging outrageous premiums, they attempt to persuade the individuals
to shun the insurance, but to no avail.
Instead, it's up to Jim and Arte to stop the destruction before something larger
than a mansion is targeted.
Note: Ross Martin recieved a hairline fracture in his
shin while filming this episode.
4.12 [92] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF MIGUELITO'S
REVENGE
prod. no. 93 / 13-Dec-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Jerry Thomas
Directed by James B. Clark
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Featuring:
Charles Aidman ...... Jeremy Pike (temporary partner/ replacing Ross Martin)
Guest Cast:
Michael Dunn ...... Dr. Miguelito Loveless
Susan Seaforth ...... Delilah
Douglas Henderson ...... Col. James Richmond
Arthur Batanides ...... Pylo
Jim Shane ...... Tiny
Don Pedro Colley ...... Abbie Carter
Percy Helton ...... Proprietor
Byron Morrow ...... Judge Alonzo Fairlie
Walter Coy ...... Cyrus Barlow
Linda Chandler ...... Lynn Carstairs
Peter Bruni ...... Ivan Kalinkovitch
Johnny S. Luer ...... Biff Trout
Roy Barcroft ...... Sheriff
Dort Clark ...... Theater Manager
Paul Barselow ...... Storekeeper
Maryesther Denver ...... Lady Barber
Wendy Douglas ...... Saloon Girl
David Montresor ...... Butler
Margueritte Ray ...... Mrs. Carter
Peter Hale ...... Chris
While Artemus is called off to Washington for official business, Jim and his old
partner Jeremy Pike investigate the
disappearances of several individuals; each disappearance matching a day of the
week from a child's nursery rhyme.
The kidnappings are made even more mysterious when the person responsible for
them spends a great deal of effort to make
sure West knows the pattern behind them and still leaves him powerless to stop
the abductions.
4.13 [93] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE PELICAN
prod. no. 95 / 27-Dec-1968 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Richard Landeau
Directed by Alex Nichol
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Featuring:
Charles Aidman ...... Jeremy Pike (temporary partner/ replacing Ross Martin)
Guest Cast:
Khigh Dhiegh ...... Din Chang
Vincent Beck ...... Corporal Simon
Francine York ...... Dr. Sara Gibson
Lou Cutell ...... Major Frederick Frey
Andre Philippe ...... Jean-Paul
Debbie Wong ...... Kuei
Ella Edwards ...... Amy Stafford
James Shen ...... Quen Yung
Buck Kartalian ...... Lieutenant Bengston
Lorna Denels ...... Jeanne
Holly Mascott ...... Molly
John Creamer ...... Col. Kelton Morse
Jonathan Brooks ...... Sergeant
John Quade ...... Man
Linda Ho ...... Chinese Girl #1
Ernest Harada ...... Chinese Man #1
Dirk Harvey ...... Guard #1
Tommy Lee ...... Ancient Puppeteer
Lois De Banzie ...... Ellie
West and Pike receive a note to meet a woman at a Chinese restaurant in San
Francisco with a promise of information
about the militant Din Chang who has recently stolen a supply of fulminate of
mercury from a military arsonal.
Unfortunately, the woman is killed before they can talk to her and the onlyword
she utters is "Pelican". To further
complicate matters, the only person they manage to capture is supposedly still
serving time at Alcatraz. Since it seems
that Alcatraz and the woman are the two pieces they have of the puzzle, the two
split up to track down Chang before he
can use the volatile mercury.
4.14 [94] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE SPANISH
CURSE
prod. no. 85/ 3-Jan-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Robert E. Kent
Directed by Paul Stanley
Guest Cast:
Thayer David ...... Cortez
Toian Matchinga ...... Cosina
Richard Angarola ...... Allesandro
Edward Colmans ...... Juan Ramirez
Pepe Callahan ...... Officer Rojas
Ted de Corsia ...... 1st Elder
Jon Lormer ...... 2nd Elder
Gil Serna ...... Fernandez
Fred Villani ...... Morales
Joe Pepe ...... Guard #1
Lou Peralta ...... Conquistador #1
Fred Stromsoe ...... Conquistador #2
Jorge Moreno ...... Proprietor
West and Gordon are called into Mexico to investigate a group of bandits who are
attacking and terrorizing border towns.
They track the bandits to a Mexican village where the theives are hiding under
the guise of an old Mexican legend about
Cortez. Jim and Arte, not believing in the return of the god Cortez, are
determined to find their way into the dorment
volcano where the thugs are hiding.
4.15 [95] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE WINGED
TERROR [Part 1]
prod. no. 97 / 17-Jan-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Ken Pettus
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Guest Cast:
William Schallert ...... Frank Harper
Jackie Coogan ...... Mayor Cecil Pudney
Bernard Fox ...... Dr. Horatio Occularis
Christopher Cary ...... Tycho
Michele Carey ...... Laurette
John Harding ...... Prof. Thaddeus Toombs
Robert Ellenstein ...... Dr. Horatio Occularis II
Roy Engel ...... President Ulysses S. Grant
Valentin deVargas ...... Col. Chaveros
Harry Lauter ...... Sheriff Elmo Stone
Vic Perrin ...... Professor Simon Winkler
Norman Leavitt ...... Mayor Hiram Sneed
Ron Pinkard ...... Deputy Sheriff Billy
James Milton George ...... Judd Brass
Chuck Waters ...... Tom Brass
Chuck Courtney ...... Zack Brass
Lillian Lehman ...... Secretary
Dorothy Neumann ...... Zenobia Finch
James West is dispatched to a town after the U.S. receives a warning of an
impending catastrophe. The Secret Service
agent is unable to prevent the town's mayor from blowing up a new railroad
trestle. West is assigned to work with agent
Frank Harper on the case. Harper arrives too late to prevent a museum official
from slashing paintings and destroying
other artwork. President Grant departs Washington to personally brief the agents
about the case, in which prominent
people inexplicably commit acts of destruction. West arrives just in time to
stop a dedicated sheriff from releasing
a vicious gang from his jail. The sheriff, like the other prominent people
involved, had received a free pair of spectacles
from a Dr. Occularis. It turns out there are at least two doctors dispensing the
free spectacles. Harper takes the place
of a mayor who is scheduled for a visit from Dr. Occularis and he nearly kills
West. The Secret Service man is captured
and is informed by Professor Toombs that a group called Raven is behind all this
and it intends to rule the world
scientifically. West is then freed to pass an ultimatum to President Grant. As
the episode ends, West has managed to
find Raven's headquarters and observes Tycho, the leader of Raven who has an
enormous head.
4.16 [96] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE WINGED
TERROR [Part 2]
prod. no. 98 / 24-Jan-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Ken Pettus
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Guest Cast:
William Schallert ...... Frank Harper
Jackie Coogan ...... Mayor Cecil Pudney
Bernard Fox ...... Dr. Horatio Occularis
Christopher Cary ...... Tycho
Michele Carey ...... Laurette
John Harding ...... Prof. Thaddeus Toombs
Robert Ellenstein ...... Dr. Horatio Occularis II
Roy Engel ...... President Ulysses S. Grant
Valentin deVargas ...... Col. Chaveros
Vic Perrin ...... Professor Simon Winkler
Frank Sorello ...... Ambassador Ramirez
Jerado Decordovier ...... Peon
Lisa Todd ...... Bonnie
Annette Molen ...... Virginia
Rico Alaniz ...... Mexican Agent
Julio Medina ...... Townsman
Lillian Lehman ...... Secretary
Zack McWiggins ...... Agent #1
James McEachin ...... Agent #2
Peter Hale ...... Agent #3
Don Ross ...... Agent #4
West departs Raven's headquarters in a bid to ruin the organization's plot to
kill a Mexican official. The Secret Service
agent, though, doesn't realize he has been programmed to assassinate the
official -- and it appears he has done just that.
However, fellow agent Frank Harper disguised himself as the official and wore a
bulletproof vest, enabling him to survive
the attack by the brainwashed West. Meanwhile, West bides his time, pretending
to join Raven until he could find out more
about Raven leader Tycho who claims to know "all that ever was." Harper,
meantime, and other agents research the background
of Raven's Professor Toombs. Harper disguises himself as Toombs' mentor, a
disgraced German scientist. The agents try to
break the case before Raven can strike again.
4.17 [97] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE SABATINI
DEATH
prod. no. 99 / 7-Feb-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Shirl Hendryx
Directed by Charles Rondeau
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Guest Cast:
Jill Townsend ...... Sylvia Nolan
Jim Backus ...... Fabian Swanson
Bethel Leslie ...... Melanie Nolan
Alan Hale (Jr.) ...... Agent Ned Brown
Tom Geas ...... Sheriff Chayne
Don 'Red' Barry ...... Farnsworth
Douglas Henderson ...... Col. James Richmond
Ted deCorsia ...... Johnny Sabatini
Ben Wright ...... Clarence
Eddie Quillan ...... Snidley
Red West ...... Heavy #1
Dick Cangey ...... Heavy #2
Alan Hale, Jr. (the Skipper, "Gilligan's Island") guest starred as Agent Ned
Brown while Ross Martin was out due
to the heart-attack. This show has a great tag when Brown tells West that he has
had enough and is taking a long
vacation. West asks "where?", and Brown replys that he just wants to be alone on
a desert island. He exits to the tune
of the "Gilligan's Island" theme song.
4.18 [98] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE JANUS
prod. no. 96 / 14-Feb-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Teleplay by Leonard Katzman; Story by Paul Playdon
Directed by Irving Moore
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Featuring:
Charles Aidman ...... Jeremy Pike (temporary partner/ replacing Ross Martin)
Guest Cast:
Jack Carter ...... Alan Thorpe
Anthony Eisley ...... Warren Blessing
Jackie De Shannon ...... Torrey Elder
Arthur Malet ...... Prof. Montague
Gail Billings ...... Myra Bates
Nicky Blair ...... Thompson
Benny Rubin ...... Janus
Vince Barnett ...... Swanson
Mark Allen ...... Instructor
Bill Monemaker ...... Thomas
Ron Heller ...... Wallace
James Ryan ...... Stevens
Bonnie Hughes ...... Linda
Walter Kelley ...... Mint Guard
Bob Dodson ...... Hardcase
Anthony Aiello ...... Messenger
Tony Gange ...... Williams
While solving the murder of a fellow Secret Service agent, Jim West must stop a
counterfeiting ring at the service
academy with his only clue, a sheet of music left by the dead gent.
4.19 [99] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE
PISTOLEROS
prod. no. 84 / 21-Feb-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Robert Bennis & Earl Barret
Directed by Bernard McEveety
Guest Cast:
Edward Binns ...... Colonel Roper
Robert Pine ...... Lieutenant Murray
Henry Wilcoxon ...... Armando Galiano
Perry Lopez ...... Sanchos
Richard O'Brien ...... Sergeant Charlie Tobin
Eugene Iglesias ...... Bernal
William O'Connell ...... Dr. Winterich
John Pickard ...... Duty Sergeant
Daniel Ades ...... Lopez
Jay Jostyn ...... Major
Sarita Vara ...... Mariana
Joe Raciti ...... Barman
Arriving at a lonely border outpost, Jim and Artie attempt to stop a terrorist
gang from provoking a war with Mexico
4.20 [100] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE DIVA
prod. no. 102 / 7-Mar-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Teleplay by Ken Pettus; Story by Alf Harris
Directed by Herb Wallerstein
Guest Cast:
Patrice Munsel ...... Rosa Montebello
Patrick Horgan ...... Max Crenshaw
Beverly Todd ...... Angelique
Patricia Dunne ...... Ellen Collingwood
Lester Fletcher ...... Karl Crenshaw
Martin Kosleck ...... Igor
Douglas Henderson ...... Col. James Richmond
Geraldine Baron ...... Caroline Mason
Margery MacKay ...... First Diva
Jorge Ben-Hur ...... Bartender
Khalil Bezaleel ...... Deluc
David Constantine ...... Messenger
West and Gordon receive orders to protect Rosa Montebello, a famous Italian
opera diva and niece of the ambassador
from Italy. Artemus gets nothing but grief from the difficult diva. When the
curtain goes down in the middle of the
opera performance, West suspects foul play and jumps to the stage just in time
to stop the diva's kidnapping. With
subsequent attempts on her life, Montebello soon realizes just how much she
needs the protection from the agents.
4.21 [101] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE BLEAK
ISLAND
prod. no. 100 / 14-Mar-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Robert E. Kent
Directed by Marvin Chomsky
Note: Ross Martin (heart attack), does NOT appear in
this episode.
Guest Cast:
John Williams ...... Sir Nigel Scott
Beverly Garland ...... Celia Rydell
Robert H. Harris ...... Steven Rydell
Richard Erdman ...... Mordecai Krone
Jana Taylor ...... Alicia Crane
James Westerfield ...... Ronald McAvity
Gene Tyburn ...... Mark Chambers
Lorna Lewis ...... Helen Merritt
Jon Lormer ...... Boatman
Pat O'Hara ...... Jarvis
Yvonne Schubert ...... Girl (as Yvonne Shubert)
Christian Anderson ...... Servant #2
Dick Cangey ...... Hooded attacker
Red West ...... Hooded attacker
James M. George
Tommy J. Huff
Whitey Hughes
On Bleak Island, James West travels to retrieve to a diamond that was left to
the National Museum and teams up with
his former associate Sir Nigel Scott of Scotland Yard to defeat a master
criminal named Calendar.
4.22 [102] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE COSACKS
prod. no. 104 / 21-Mar-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Written by Oliver Crawford
Directed by Mike Moder
Guest Cast:
Guy Stockwell ...... Prince Gregor
Nina Foch ...... Duchess Sophia
John Van Dreelen ...... Count Balkovitch
Donnelly Rhodes ...... Captain Zaboff
Jennifer Douglas (Mary Frann) ...... Princess Lina
Alizia Gur ...... Maria
Oscar Beregi (Jr.) ...... Petrovsky
Ivan Triesault ...... Bishop Kucharyk
Norman Leavitt ...... Sheriff Corby
Luis deCórdova ...... Priest
Kay Vojkovic ...... Serving Girl
Sonny Klein ...... Sorkhev
Nikita Knatz ...... Grobe
Tim Burns ...... Cossack #1
Michael Kriss ...... Cossack #2
Following an assassination attempt, the royal family of Karovnia escapes to
America where Jim and Artie attempt to
save them from an evil count who's following in pursuit.
4.23 [103] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE TYCOONS
prod. no. 101 / 28-Mar-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Teleplay by Louis Vittes; Story by Barney Slater
Directed by Mike Moder
Guest Cast:
Jo Van Fleet ...... Amelia Bronston
Steve Carlson ...... Lionel Bronston
Joanie Sommers ...... Kyra Vanders
Tol Avery ...... Mr. Gorhan
Richard O'Brien ...... Mr. Van Cleve
E.A. Sirianni ...... O'Brien
Milton Parsons ...... Kessel
Michelle Breeze ...... Melanie
Virginia Peters ...... Matron
Mary García ...... Honey
Lee Duncan ...... Bartender
Mike Mahoney ...... Head Guard
Buff Brady ...... Butler
Nelson Welch ...... Board Member #5
Jerry Mann ...... Board Member #6
Cal Currens ...... Businessman
Kelly Shannon ...... Girl
James West investigates the deaths of members of the board of directors of the
Jupiter Corporation with the help of
the son of one of the deceased. They both encounter both stock fraud and an odd
bar with a circus theme.
4.24 [104] The Wild Wild West: THE NIGHT OF THE PLAGUE
(final episode)
prod. no. 103 / 4-Apr-1969 CBS Fri
Produced by Bruce Lansbury
Teleplay by Frank Moss; Story by Edward Anderson
Directed by Irving Moore
Guest Cast:
Lana Wood ...... Averi Trent
William Bryant ...... Duncan Lansing
Cliff Norton ...... Drummer
John Hoyt ...... Guild
James Lanphier ...... Malcolm Lansing
Douglas Henderson ...... Col. James Richmond
Eddie Firestone ...... Stillis
Pilar del Rey ...... Mexican Matron
Wayne Cochran ...... Stacey
Steve Raines ...... Ben
Bill Zuckert ...... Sheriff
Dan Cass ...... Olin
Doug Pence ...... Stagehand
Artt Frank ...... Drunk Actor
Edward LeVeque ...... Mexican Peasant
Tyler McVey ...... Doctor
Flora Plumb ...... Saloon Girl #1
Jacqueline J. Sayls ...... Saloon Girl #2
While Jim attempts to rescue the governor's daughter from a band of kidnappers,
Artie discovers one of the bandits
is the carrier of a deadly plague.
############# The Wild Wild West #############
############# Reunion TV Movies ##############
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"The Wild Wild West Revisited" (1979)
(2hr TV Movie) 9 May 79
"More Wild Wild West" (1980)
(2hr TV Movie) 7 & 8 Oct 80
############# The Wild Wild West #############
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