Stone

TV Series
1979–1980
1h

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Sgt. Daniel Stone has been moonlighting as a writer and after he becomes a success with lots of fans, it leads to resentment on the force. Former friend Chief Paulson is among those unhappy,... Read allSgt. Daniel Stone has been moonlighting as a writer and after he becomes a success with lots of fans, it leads to resentment on the force. Former friend Chief Paulson is among those unhappy, not so rookie Buck Rogers.Sgt. Daniel Stone has been moonlighting as a writer and after he becomes a success with lots of fans, it leads to resentment on the force. Former friend Chief Paulson is among those unhappy, not so rookie Buck Rogers.

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6.5/10

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Dennis Weaver

Det. Sgt. Daniel Stone…

• 1979–1980

Pat Hingle

Chief Paulton…

• 1979–1980

Robert Weaver

Det. Buck Rogers…

• 1979–1980

Joby Baker

Murray Weinstock

• 1979–1980

Eddie Barth

Vandis

• 1980

Nancy McKeon

Jill Stone

• 1979–1980

Mel Stewart

Captain Patchett

• 1979–1980

Antony Carbone

Albert Rey…

• 1979–1980

David Spielberg

Lt. Corey Roth

• 1979–1980

Junero Jennings

Baliff

• 1979–1980

Barbara Rhoades

Britt

• 1980

Carmen Argenziano

• 1980

Jean Howell

• 1980

Howard Witt

Milt Rosenman

• 1980

Karen Smith-Bercovici

Hazel

• 1980

James MacKrell

Martin Stanbaugh

• 1980

Elaine Princi

Lili Walker

• 1980

Debbie Lytton

Wendy DiCenzo

• 1980

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VetteRanger

Bad Timing

This series had a great pedigree, having been created by three of the most prolific and successful producers in TV.

And it had Dennis Weaver,plus Pat Hingle, who always delivered in type.

However, the network put it up against M*A*S*H*, then later tried to save it by moving back an hour to 10 PM against the very popular Lou Grant.

Plus it was a mid-season replacement, and they don't get the ad build-up that the new fall shows do. So Stone never got a chance to let an audience find it.

What a shame.