Pete Duel
| Title |
Type (Episode Title) |
Date of Initial Release/Airing | Comments |
| Armstrong Circle Theatre |
TV Series Guest (Dishonor System) |
April 27, 1961 | Dramatic Anthology series filmed in New York |
| Target Espionage - You! | US Department of Defense Training Film | early 1960s | |
| Channing |
TV Series Guest (The Last Testament of Buddy Crown) |
Dec 18, 1963 | |
| The Man Nobody Liked | Service Film | 1963 | |
|
|
|
|
|
| Combat |
TV Series Guest (Vendetta) |
Sept 22, 1964 | |
| Gomer Pyle USMC |
TV Series Guest (Gomer and the Dragon Lady) |
Nov 13, 1964 | |
| 12 O'Clock High |
TV Series Guest (Appointment at Leige) |
Nov 20, 1964 | |
| Mickey |
TV Series Guest (Crazy Hips McNish) |
Dec 16, 1964 | |
| Gomer Pyle USMC |
TV Series Guest (Dance, Marine, Dance) |
Jan 8, 1965 | 16th episode in the series' 1st season |
| The Fugitive |
TV Series Guest (Fun and Games and Party Favors) |
Jan 26, 1965 | |
| 12 O'Clock High |
TV Series Guest (The Hero) |
May 7, 1965 | |
| Diamond Jim: Skullduggery in Samantha | Unsold TV Pilot | 1965 | |
| Gidget | TV Series Semi-Regular |
Sept 15, 1965 - April 21, 1966 |
Click here
for a list of the episodes in which Pete appeared as John
Cooper, brother-in-law of Gidget (Sally Field) The entire series is available on a commercial DVD set |
| The FBI |
TV Series Guest (Slow March Up a Steep Hill) |
Oct 10, 1965 | 4th episode of the series' 1st season |
|
W.I. A. Wounded in Action |
Theatrical Movie | Mar 1966 | Filmed in The Phillipines in 1962 or 1963 |
| Love on a Rooftop |
TV Series Regular (30 episodes) |
Sept 6, 1966 - April 6, 1967 |
Starred as the newlywed husband David Willis |
| Hollywood Squares | Game Show Panelist |
|
It was believed that tapes of over 3,500 early episodes were destroyed in 1978, however, there's a recent report that they may exist |
| The FBI |
TV Series Guest (False Witness) |
Dec 10, 1967 | |
| The Virginian |
TV Series Guest (The Good Hearted Badman) |
Feb 7, 1968 | |
| Ironside |
TV Series Guest (Perfect Crime) |
Mar 7, 1968 | Available commercially on the Ironside, Season 1 DVD set |
| The Woody Woodbury Show | Late-Night Variety Show Guest | March 25, 1968 |
Appeared with his Love on a Rooftop
costar, Judy Carne The date is questionable because such an appearance is usually for publicity while a show is airing (not post-cancellation) |
| The Hell with Heroes | Theatrical Movie |
|
Large role as pilot Mike Brewer |
| Happening '68 | Music Show Panelist | Sept 7, 1968 | Wore "mod" clothes and talked about his career |
| The Name of the Game |
TV Series Guest (The White Birch) |
Nov 29, 1968 | Acted with a Czech accent |
| The Dating Game | Game Show Contestant | Dec 1968 | Selected his date (for a trip to Europe) from 3 bachelorettes |
| The Virginian |
TV Series Guest (The Price of Love) |
Feb 12, 1969 | |
| Marcus Welby, M.D. |
TV Movie (A Matter of Humanities) |
Sept 23, 1969 | Pilot for the TV series |
|
Generation (aka A Time for Giving, aka A Time for Caring) |
Theatrical Movie |
|
Starring role as the husband, Walter Owen |
| Name Droppers | Game Show Panelist | Mar 2-6, 1970 | According to Game Show Survival List, all episodes of this show were destroyed |
| The Young Country | TV Movie | Mar 17, 1970 | Unsold TV pilot, starring Roger Davis and produced by Roy Huggins |
| Insight |
TV Series Guest (A Woman of Principle) |
Jan 1, 1970 | Non-network religious drama |
|
Cannon for Cordoba (aka Dragon Master) |
Theatrical Movie | Sept 1970 |
Filmed in Spain Portrayed "soldier" Andy Rice |
| Matt Lincoln |
TV Series Guest (Nick) |
Oct 29, 1970 |
Rare, no fan is known to have a tape of
this Note that this is the start of an "11-day first-run Pete Duel marathon on US TV" |
| The Interns |
TV Series Guest (The Price of Life) |
Oct 30, 1970 | |
| The Young Lawyers |
TV Series Guest (The Glass Prison) |
Nov 2, 1970 | |
| The Bold Ones: The Lawyers |
TV Series Guest (Trial of a PFC) |
Nov 8, 1970 | Burl Ives portrayed a lawyer who defended Pete's character against murder charges |
|
The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children (aka Children of the Lotus Eater) |
TV Movie | Dec 14, 1970 |
Pilot for the TV series Pete frequently referred to this role of recovering drug addict Casey Poe as his favorite or best |
| Ah Man (See What You've Done) | Documentary | 1970 | Ecology documentary that Pete narrated for free |
| Alias Smith and Jones | TV Movie | Jan 5, 1971 | Pilot for the TV series |
| Alias Smith and Jones |
|
Jan 21, 1971 - Jan 27, 1972 |
Portrayed Hannibal Heyes, alias Joshua Smith,
until his death on Dec 31, 1971 PAL videos: pilot and 2 episodes are sold as AS&J Vol 1; 3 other episodes are in Classic TV Westerns Vol 1 |
| Marcus Welby, M.D. |
TV Series Guest (A Passing of Torches) |
Jan 26, 1971 | Portrayed an American Indian |
| The Psychiatrist |
TV Series Guest (In Death's Other Kingdom) |
Feb 3, 1971 |
Reprised the role of Casey Poe for the episode
after the pilot Rare, no fan is known to have a tape of this |
| The Name of the Game |
TV Series Guest (The Savage Eye) |
Feb 19, 1971 | Appeared with his brother, Geoffrey Deuel |
| The Day They Hanged Kid Curry | TV Movie | Sept 16, 1971 | 90-minute second season opener for the series is now shown as a TV movie |
| The Dick Cavett Show | Talk Show Guest | summer or fall 1971 | Appeared with Ben Murphy and invited Cavett to guest star on AS&J, which he did in "21 Days to Tenstrike" |
| The Merv Griffin Show | Talk Show Guest | Dec 3, 1971 | Pete and Ben Murphy discussed, among other things, the AS&J episode being filmed at the time ("21 Days to Tenstrike") |
|
How to Steal an Airplane (aka Only One Day Left Before Tomorrow) |
TV Movie | Dec 10, 1971 | Unsold TV pilot, filmed in 1968 as The Scavengers |
| Hollywood Television Theatre |
TV Play (The Scarecrow) |
Jan 10, 1972 | First episode in the prestigious series |
| The Gun and The Nun |
TV Movie (Compiled from 2 AS&J episodes) |
Unknown - mid-to-late 1970s |
This disjointed combination of "Wrong Train to Brimstone" and "The Reformation of Harry Briscoe" caused both episodes to be removed from AS&J's US syndication package |
| E!'s Mysteries and Scandals |
Biography TV Series (Peter Duel) |
Nov 1, 1999 |
Half-hour show on Pete's life and death,
produced with assistance from his family, friends, and co-workers There aren't as many film clips as desired (none from AS&J), but the show is well-done and does not sensationalize |
Main Page | Ben Filmography | Roger Filmography | Geoff Filmography