When Gunsmoke first rode onto TV screens on September 10, 1955, no one could have predicted it would run for 20 years and more than 600 episodes — or that the show would still be airing daily on ...

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Once upon a time, the Western ruled TV sets. These five series were the best the 1960s had to offer, keeping the dream of the Old West alive for years to come.

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Hal Williams, an actor known for roles on 227, Sanford And Son, Private Benjamin, and many more, has died. Williams’ manager Zna Portlock Houston confirmed the news to TMZ, sharing that Williams died ...

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Hal Williams, who starred as Officer “Smitty” Smith on the 1970s sitcom Sanford and Son and Lester Jenkins on the 1980s sitcom "227," has died.

He made you laugh before he said a word. For six decades, Hal Williams was the steady hand behind Hollywood's biggest sitcoms. Now, at 91, that steady hand has gone still.