Ted Bessell

Ted Bessell plays Donald Hollinger on That Girl, the boyfriend inside Marlo Thomas's single-woman sitcom. Ann Marie moves to New York to make it as an actress; independence looks like a weekly fashion editorial. Bessell makes Donald the hour's terrestrial gravity — not a punchline setup, a Hollinger who treats the career dream as a plot he has to live beside. The stylish bridge between housewife sitcoms and later single-woman comedy.

Ted Bessell clocks in as Donald Hollinger while That Girl does Ann Marie moves to New York to make it. ABC, 1966–1971. s01e01 is honest origin night. Don't Just Do Something, Stand There is the independence contract: Marlo Thomas in New York. That 1966–1971 stamp is the folder, not a dare to finish every week. Bessell is already doing the job as Donald Hollinger. Bessell still belongs in the frame when s01e01 lands: Don't Just Do Something, Stand There is the independence contract: Marlo Thomas in New. That Girl on ABC (1966–1971) keeps using him as Donald Hollinger.

That Girl keeps asking him to do Donald Hollinger at s02e01. Pass the Potatoes, Ethel Merman - season-two guest wattage, single-woman sitcom treating Broadway adjacency. s03e01 is the extra coordinate. Sock It to Me opens 1968 in the era's catchphrase clothes: That Girl. Enough spine: s01e01 for the door, s02e01 for the turn. The rest is appetite.

On TV Flash he is 1960s craft: the Donald who photographs as a date and plays as the reason the girl still has a city, not only a look.