| "Deadline for Death" | |
|---|---|
| Series The Green Hornet Season 1, Episode 12 | |
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| Air date | December 2nd, 1966 |
| Writers | Ken Pettus |
| Director | Seymour Robbie |
| Producers | William Dozier; Richard Bluel; Jerry Thomas |
| Starring | Van Williams; Bruce Lee; Wende Wagner; Lloyd Gough; Walter Brooke |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous "The Hunters and the Hunted" |
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"Deadline for Death" is the twelfth episode out of twenty-six of the superhero action series The Green Hornet. The episode was directed by Seymour Robbie with a script written by Ken Pettus. It first aired on ABC on December 2nd, 1966.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Van Williams | The Green Hornet, Britt Reid |
| Bruce Lee | Kato |
| Wende Wagner | Lenore Case |
| Lloyd Gough | Mike Axford |
| Walter Brooke | D.A. Frank Scanlon |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| James Best | Vale Barton |
| Jacques Aubuchon | Tubbs |
| Lynda Day | Ardis Ralston |
Co-Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Pat Patterson | Policeman #1 |
| Kirby Brumfield | Policeman #2 |
| Annazette Williams | Telephone operator |
| Gary Owens | Newscaster |
| Glenn Wilder | Murf |
| Roydon Clark | Aldo |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Green Hornet is based on the popular radio dramas of The Green Hornet Inc. created by George W. Trendle.
- Executive producer William Dozier is also the narrator for this series.
- Producer Richard M. Bluel is credited as Richard Bluel in this episode.
- Actress Lynda Day George is credited as Lynda Day in this episode.
- Actress Annazette Chase is credited as Annazette Williams in this episode.
- Actor Glenn R. Wilder is credited as Glenn Wilder in this episode.
Appearances[]
- This is the 12th appearance of Britt Reid on the series.
- This is the 12th appearance of Kato on the series.
- This is the 12th appearance of Lenore Case on the series.
- This is the 12th appearance of Mike Axford on the series.
- This is the 12th appearance of Frank Scanlon on the series.
- This is the 5th appearance of Gary Owens as a newscaster or commentator on the series.
- This is the 1st and only appearance of Yale Barton on the series.
- This is the 1st and only appearance of Tubbs on the series.
- This is the 1st and only appearance of Ardis Ralston on the series.
- This is the 1st and only appearance of Murf on the series.
- This is the 1st and only appearance of Aldo on the series.
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