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Golden Age Of T.V. 50`s & 60`s

Hawaii Eye and 77 Sunset Strip

Publicado Sep 1, 2010

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srithanonchai
srithanonchaiAutor original
Sep 1, 2010

Does anyone here remember these two shows, which were almost interchangeable???

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    srithanonchai
    srithanonchaiAutor original
    Sep 3, 2010

    To remind anyone interested, one took place in Honolulu. I only remember that Connie Stevens was in it. The other in Los Angeles, and Edd "Kookie" Byrnes was the guy parking cars.
    Does anyone remember who the stars were in either of these???

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    neoshaboy
    Sep 3, 2010

    in 77 sunset strip i thought Cookie drove a corvette?

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    srithanonchai
    srithanonchaiAutor original
    Sep 3, 2010

    Kookie was always combing his hair. I believe that the guy who married Ann-Margret was one of the leads in one of these show. I think his last name was Smith.

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    NakedCross
    Oct 4, 2010

    77Sunset Strip                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Efrem Zimbalist Jr. played Stu Bailey; Roger Smith played Jeff Spencer;  Edd Byrnes played Gerald Lloyd (Kookie) Kookson III; and Jacqueline Beer played Suzanne Fabray. The show was filmed at Warner Brothers studios. Airing on ABC from 1958-64.    HawaiianEye   Robert Conrad as Thomas Jefferson Lopaka. Anthony Eisley and Grant Williams both played Tracy Steele; Connie Stevens as Cricket Blake; Troy Donahue as Phil Barton; Poncie Ponce as Kazueo Kim, the cab driver. Also filmed at WB,airing on ABC from 1959-63.

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    srithanonchai
    srithanonchaiAutor original
    Oct 4, 2010

    Thank You Naked Cross folks...seeing these names brought back memories...also recall that some of these characters did crossover shows

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