guests

This page is dedicated to those actors who made guest appearances on Emergency. Without them, the corridors and treatment rooms of Rampart would have been pretty empty.

Another well known Jack Webb partnership, Adam-12's Reed and Malloy.

An oscar nominated actor graces the set.

Colby Chester as Fireman Tony Freeman
Played Johnny's first partner. You may know him better as Y&R's Michael Crawford

Lew Brown
Will become a regular guest on the series

Art Balinger will make several appearances as Cheif Conrad. He was a regular guest on Dragnet and appeared in The Towering Inferno.

Don Ross Another Dragnet regular guest. Appeared in the original Absent Minded Professor and we'll see him again on E! in Hang-up.

Ann Morgan Guilbert
AKA: Millie on The Dick Van Dyke Show.

Virginia Gregg: This legendary screen actress will make many appearances on the show

Herb Vigran as the Committee Chairman. Best known for his role in the Christmas classic Miracle on 34th Street.

Kathryn Kelly Wiget as Joanne DeSoto. She'll appear again in Musical Mania. Not how I picture Joanne to look at all.

Frank Aletter: as Roger Mundell. Was in the 1976 mini-series Rich Man, Poor Man, 1968's Prof. Irwin in The Banana Splits and was also on General Hospital. Once married to actress Lee Meriweather.

Jacqueline Russell: as Judy Rundell. Was in Get Smart and Twelve O'clock High.

Dorothy Green: Was an original cast member of Y&R, did an eppy of Laramie and was in the classic Yes Virginia there is a Santa Clause.

Dennis Rucker: as Jay Hopper. Also in James at 15, An Officer and a Gentlemen and the classic WWII movie Midway.

Dorothy Konrad: as Beatrice Stover. Was in two eppies of Love Boat, may times on Mayberry R.F.D. Her last tv credit is listed as 1979's The Last Resort.

Barbara Sigel: The check-out girl. Many guest apperances on Marcus Welby, was in a 1973 mini-series Time to Run and the 1981 John Travolta movie Blow Out.

Virginia Gregg: See pilot eppy above.

Edith Evanson: as Emma. Appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 film, The Rope. Was also in the classics, Journey to the Centre of the Earth and The Day the Earth Stood Still. Did a lot of Jane Wyman's Fireside Theatre in the 1950's.

Lillian Bronson: as Winnifred. Was in the classic 1944 movie, Gaslight. Was also in many of the Sherlock Holmes filmed in 1946. Did other epesodic television, such as Have Gun Will Travel, Dragnet, and Happy Days.

Trent Lehman: as Andy. Was in The Nanny and The Professor. Tragically, Trent committed suicide in 1982. He was 21 years old.

Gary Crosby: Made his film debute at the age of 9 in his father's 1942 movie, Star Spangled Rythem. Was also in the Elvis Presley movie, Girl Happy and was also in the hit Operation Bikini. His book in the 80's about the abuse he and his brothers suffered at the hands of his father estranged him from his family. He died in 1995 at the age of 62 from lung cancer.

Bob Hastings: as the man in the Robe. Bob is best known for his voice over work as the commissioner in most of the Batman animated films, starting in the 60's and continuing into the 2000's. Also provided the voice for Fred in the Fred Flinstone and Friends hour. Appeared on many of the Phil Silvers's shows, as well as The Rockford Files, Wonder Woman, and The Greatest American Hero.

Ellen Moss: as Rhonda Hughes. Her other work includes The Virginian, The Walton's, Bonanza and the Mod Squad. She'll appear again in Insanity Epidemic and the Fuzz Lady.

Tony Dow: as the looter. Tony is affectionately known to many TV fans as Wally Cleaver. The older wiser brother of Theodore on Leave It To Beaver. Tony now works mostly behind the camera. Here, I think he could easily pass for a Chet Kelly look a like.

Vince Howard: as officer Vince Howard. Though we probably all know him best as officer Vince. We've all seen him else where. Finian's Rainbow with Fred Astaire, Lethal Weapon 3, The Barefoot Executive, and on Murder She Wrote. He played Lt. Joe Taylor on Barnaby Jones.

Art Balinger: as Cheif Conrad. See pilot guests.

Coming soon.