Phil C
03-26-2012, 11:54 AM
The Night of the Bubbling Death is an episode form the 1965-69 tv series The Wild Wild West with Robert Conrad as James West and Ross Martin as Artie. Both are federal agents who fight evil in the west during the early to mid 1870s. They use the help of many gadgets that would make James Bond proud. It was a great series. This particular episode is a good one with guest stars Madlyn Rhue as Carlotta, Harold Gould as Victor the leader of the bad guys and Timmy Brown as Clint the henchman who works for Victor and he is the one with the whip. This episode was first shown on Sept. 8, 1967 and it is great especially with Timmy Brown as one of the bad guys. See below for Part 1 of 6 on youtube where it is available and get ready to be entertained.
Timmy Brown played in the NFL for ten years starting in 1959 for Green Bay, 1960 to 1967 for Philadelphia and in 1968 for Baltimore. He was a running back and kickoff returner. He played on the 1960 NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles who beat Green Bay in the championship game 17 to 13 which was Vince Lombardi's only post game loss. He was also on Baltimore's 1968 Super Bowl team. He was the first player of 9 to return two kickoffs of 90 yards or more for tds in the same game. He is also the Eagle's only player to return a kickoff 105 yds for a td. He made all pro in 1962. 1965 and 1966. After his NFL playing days he acted in many tv series such as MASH usually as a guest star. This episode was made about 2 years before he retired from football. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhsSh5nWTeA
Timmy Brown played in the NFL for ten years starting in 1959 for Green Bay, 1960 to 1967 for Philadelphia and in 1968 for Baltimore. He was a running back and kickoff returner. He played on the 1960 NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles who beat Green Bay in the championship game 17 to 13 which was Vince Lombardi's only post game loss. He was also on Baltimore's 1968 Super Bowl team. He was the first player of 9 to return two kickoffs of 90 yards or more for tds in the same game. He is also the Eagle's only player to return a kickoff 105 yds for a td. He made all pro in 1962. 1965 and 1966. After his NFL playing days he acted in many tv series such as MASH usually as a guest star. This episode was made about 2 years before he retired from football. Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhsSh5nWTeA