Robert Conrad

Robert Conrad plays James T. West on The Wild Wild West, the secret-service man who fights masterminds with gadgets, disguises, and Western scenery. Stunt bravado; Ross Martin's Artemus Gordon as the wizard in the next costume. Proto-steampunk before the term existed — a train car full of toys, cowboy sci-fi that never needed to apologize for the mix.

Robert Conrad does not wander in from another magazine; James T. West is the The Wild Wild West job, CBS night, 1965–1969 as the span. s01e01 still opens without a lecture — The Night of the Inferno boards the gadget train: secret-service fantasy in Western scenery, toys in the car from the first night.

The hour is a brief with a gunbelt. On TV Flash Conrad is 1960s adventure steel: the agent who made a gadget Western photograph as appointment television, then left the scenery looking like a lab.

Robert Conrad as James T. West is not a first-hour-only trick; s01e16 on The Wild Wild West is the second stance: The Night of the Steel Assassin — Conrad's stunt bravado meeting machine menace, cowboy sci-fi before anyone had the term. s03e01 keeps a sideways coordinate — The Night of the Bubbling Death opens season three on-brand: title as pulp poster, Martin's disguise wizardry as the other engine. Lead voltage. The Wild Wild West is built so James T. West can occupy the frame; Robert Conrad is why the week still has a face.

Stay inside The Wild Wild West. James T. West is 1960s work on CBS, 1965–1969 on the spine, and a second magazine page will not make him clearer. The picks are a map: s01e01, s01e16, s03e01. Play them as position. Robert Conrad is already the pulse the filing asked for.