Richard Bradford

Bradford followed up as Dr. Joe Gannon in the TV pilot "U.M.C." (1969), but virtually disappeared from the acting scene soon thereafter, leaving Chad Everett to recreate the role for the long-running series, "Medical Center." Bradford began appearing in films and TV again with another role for Penn in "The Missouri Break" (1976). He has subsequently kept busy as police figures in "Goin' South" (1978), "A Trip to Bountiful" (1986), Wim Wenders' fine "Hammett" (1982), and Mike Figgis' disturbing "Internal Affairs" (1990). One of Bradford's most prominent parts came as the man eager to develop the Milagro area in "The Milagro Beanfield War" (1988).

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MURDER, SHE WROTE · S4, E14

Curse of the Daanav

Seth's brief reconciliation with his brother Richard is marred by Richard's murder and the mystery of a stolen Indian pendant's curse.
THE WALTONS · S1, E16

The Fire

Tragedy strikes the life of a young girl befriended by the Waltons when her drunken father burns the schoolhouse in the name of religion after he learns the children are being taught the theory of evolution.
GUNSMOKE · S11, E23

Sanctuary

A bandit holds a preacher, the preacher's fiancée and another woman hostage while Doc Adams treats his wounds.
THE COMMISH · S1, E18

Judgement Day

Tony winds up in one of his own jail cells when he runs afoul of an imperious judge who's hiding a fearsome secret. Meanwhile, Officer Pagan obtains a new "partner," a boy who may profit from seeing what the streets look like from the other side of a badge.
MANNIX · S6, E24

The Danford File

Joe Mannix is invited to the home of Arthur Danford by an old friend, Barney Edmonds, who is managing Danford's campaign for governor of Hawaii.

Richard Bradford

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