Seymour Robbie
Introduction '''Seymour Robbie''' (August 25, 1919 – June 17, 2004) was a director of American television programs, whose work ranged from 1951 (''Down You Go'') to 1990 (''Father Dowling Mysteries''). His credits include game shows (e.g., ''The $64,000 Question''), crime dramas (e.g., ''Kojak''), action-adventure programs (e.g., ''Wonder Woman''), and sitcoms (e.g., ''F Troop''). He was born in New York City.
Filmography ===Theatrical and television films===* ''Art Carney Meets the Sorcerer's Apprentice'' (1959 TV movie)* ''Spirit of the Alamo'' (1960 TV documentary)* ''Beauty and the Beast'' (1969 TV movie)* ''C.C. and Company'' (1970 theatrical film)* ''Marco'' (1973 theatrical film)===Television series===Robbie directed one or more episodes of each of the following programs during the following years: Program Year(s) ''Down You Go''  1951 ''Colonel Humphrey Flack''  1953 ''Omnibus''  1955 ''The $64,000 Question''  1955 ''The Jackie Gleason Show''  1961 ''Valentine's Day''  1964 ''Honey West''  1965 ''Burke's Law''  1965 ''The Farmer's Daughter''  1965 ''The Man from U.N.C.L.E.'' 1965–66 ''Mister Roberts''  1965–66 ''That Girl''  1966–67 ''The Green Hornet''  1966–67 ''F Troop''  1966–67 ''Judd, for the Defense''  1967 ''The Family Game''  1967 ''Insight''  1967–74 ''Hawaii Five-O''  1968 ''The Good Guys''  1969 ''The Virginian''  1969–70 ''C.C. and Company''  1970 ''Matt Lincoln''  1970 ''Mannix''  1970 ''Mission: Impossible''  1970 ''Dan August''  1971 ''Room 222''  1971–72 ''Cannon''  1971–74 ''The F.B.I.'' 1972–74 ''Marco''  1973 ''The Streets of San Francisco''  1973–75 ''Barnaby Jones''  1973–79 ''Kojak''  1974 ''Kolchak: The Night Stalker''  1975 ''Ellery Queen''  1975–76 ''The Feather and Father Gang''  1976–77 ''Police Story''  1976–77 ''The Andros Targets''  1977 ''The Best of Families''  1977 miniseries ''Wonder Woman''  1977–78 ''The Paper Chase''  1978 ''Switch''  1978 ''Hart to Hart: Murder Between Friends''  1979 ''Mrs. Columbo''  1979 ''Trapper John, M.D.'' 1980–82 ''Remington Steele''  1983–87 ''Murder, She Wrote''  1984–89 ''Sledge Hammer!'' 1987 ''Matlock''  1989 ''Father Dowling Mysteries''  1990
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