Author Archives: Ralph

FILMED January 1972 Great article, Mr. Senensky, real “who’s who” of superb 60s and 70s television actors. The above was part of a COMMENT left on my last post — ARRANGEMENT WITH TERROR. The writer was referring to the actors … Continue reading →

FILMED November 1971 There was something different about that opening. Did you catch it? ARRANGEMENT WITH TERROR was the fifteenth episode of THE FBI that I directed. It was only the second one where the criminal charged with the crime … Continue reading →

FILMED September 1971 After I published my last post, A SECOND LIFE, I decided that since I had written about thirteen of the sixteen episodes I directed of THE FBI, it was time to move on. But then I learned … Continue reading →

FILMED October 1971 From the emotional disturbance of construction worker James Whitmore in MY NAME IS MARTIN BURNHAM, to the problems attendant upon Season Hubley recovering her hearing in THE SOUND OF SUNLIGHT, Senensky seems always to have been interested … Continue reading →

FILMED  January 1966 THE MAN WHO WENT MAD BY MISTAKE was the second THE FBI that I directed. It was the only one of the eleven that I directed in the first two seasons that I have not (so far) … Continue reading →