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Randolph Mantooth Turns 78. Happy Birthday to EMERGENCY’s John Gage! An early adolescent masturbation focus. I think I was about 10 years old (thereabouts) when EMERGENCY! debuted. Mantooth was who I wanted to be, later he was who I wanted to eat. He was outed as anti-gay during his ATWT stints so I can't stand him. My first crush - damn.
Kent McCord was hot but his costar Martin Milner was even hotter in his 20s. Woof. Too beautiful for words. I caught an episode of The Love Boat the other week and he was guest starring. On it, some lady was basically stalking him for three months b/c a computer told her he was the perfect male and he would give her superior babies.
Since the topic was broached in a similar thread today, Randolph Mantooth, Davy Jones, Roger Smith, Van Williams, Harry Belafonte, just on the tip of my tongue. by Anonymous reply 59
I dreamed that Joyce Randolph died, but then I said (in my dream) "She's already dead." So I looked it up on Wikipedia (in my dream) and she's still alive. So I went on Datalounge (in my dream) and it said "Randolph Mantooth is dead to me," but I don't know who that is. So then I woke up, and both are still alive
Post Images of Your Favorite Stars from the TV Show Emergency. Mine was Chad Everett. He had a tight little butt. .... That Randolph Mantooth was easy on the eyes. Dixie McCall, R.N. Op, Chad Everett wasn’t on Emergency! he was on Medical Center. Different shows. Robert Fuller.
[quote]Back in the 70s, I was a hormonal teen and had a huge crush on Randolph Mantooth in "Emergency". Mantooth doesn't get enough credit and neither do the producers of "Emergency", he was the first Native American to lead a network TV show, Wasn't Jay Silverheels, of the 1950s ABC TV show, The Lone Ranger, already mentioned?
The series starred Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tight as two specially-trained firefighters who formed Squad 51, part of a then-innovative field known as paramedics who were authorized to provide initial emergency medical care to victims of accidents, fire and other incidents in the field.
The Case of the Howling Dog (1934) was one of the early Perry Mason movies. It was the first of a series of films where Perry was played by William Warren. Mary Astor did star in the picture along with Warren. Astor did a lot of TV in the ‘50s and early ‘60s, but as far as I can tell, she never appeared on Perry Mason.
Surely some old DLers has tea to spill about the lovely Kent. The shape of his head, the hair on his chest... He has not been ignored - there's been plenty of discussion of him. Only a few threads with his name in the title. In the Martin Milner thread, Kent McCord was what was mostly talked about.
As a12 year old beginning to obsessively masturbate Erik was one of my regulars. I had no interest in Wilcox; I rarely like blonds. Randolph Mantooth is of mixed European and Native American, which is the origin of his surname. I also jerked to him.