(episode # 1.18). "Laurence Appleby" in episode: The Orderly World of Mr. Appleby, first broadcast on April 15, 1956 (episode # 1.29). "John Hurley" in episode: The Hidden Thing, first broadcast on May 20, 1956 (episode # 1.34). "Albert Birch" in episode: Toby, first broadcast on November 4, 1956 (episode # 2.6). "LaFontaine" in episode: The Dangerous People, first broadcast on June 23, 1957 (episode # 2.39). "George Piper" in episode: The Safe Place, first broadcast on June 8, 1958 (episode # 3.36). "Ben Prowdy" in episode: Graduating Class, first broadcast on December 27, 1959 (episode # 5.14). "Morty Lenton" in episode: The Greatest Monster of Them All, first broadcast on February 14, 1961 (episode # 6.18). Appearances in The Alfred Hitchcock Hour "Dr. Perrigan" in episode: Consider Her Ways, first broadcast on December 28, 1964 (episode # 3.11). Appearance in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea "Dr. Eric Carlton" in episode "The Sky Is Falling (1966)" Appearances in Perry Mason "Edmund Lacey" in episode: The Case of the Lonely Heiress, first broadcast on February 1, 1958 (episode # 1.20). "Aaron Hubble" in episode: The Case of "The Purple Woman", first broadcast on December 6, 1958 (episode # 2.9). "Gordon Russell" in episode: The Case of the Slandered Submarine, first broadcast on May 14, 1960 (episode # 3.23). "Claude Demay" in episode: The Case of the Torrid Tapestry first broadcast on April 22, 1961 (episode # 4.23). "Jerry Janda" in episode: The Case of the Dodging Domino first broadcast on November 1, 1962 (episode # 5.8). "Harry Bronson" in episode: The Case of the Frustrated Folksinger, first broadcast on January 7, 1965 (episode # 8.15). "Marty Webb" in episode: The Case of the Runaway Racer, first broadcast on November 14, 1965 (episode # 9.10). Appearances in Gunsmoke "Ben Pitcher" in episode: Cow Doctor, first broadcast on September 8, 1956 (episode # 2.1). "Fred Myers" in episode: Kick Me, first broadcast on January 26, 1957 (episode # 2.18). Appearances in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. "Dr. Janos Hrandy" in episode: The Love Affair, first broadcast on March 29, 1965 (episode # 1.26). "Mark Ole" in episode: The Pop Art Affair, first broadcast on October 7, 1966 (episode # 3.6). Appearances in The Untouchables "Phil Corbin" in episode: Kiss of Death Girl, first broadcast on December 8, 1960 (episode # 3.6). Appearances in Suspense episode: Escape This Night, first broadcast on February