Terry Carter

Terry Carter plays Sgt. Joe Broadhurst on McCloud, the New York partner to a New Mexico marshal who brings boots, a hat, and western myth onto asphalt. Fish-out-of-water crime on the Mystery Movie wheel, post-Gunsmoke reinvention with a drawl. Carter makes Broadhurst the hour's terrestrial badge — not a straight man parked beside the hat, a sergeant who treats Manhattan procedure as a job the cowboy has to learn. Charm as the weekly win.

1970–1977 is not trivia; it is the stamp on Terry Carter's McCloud folder. Sgt. Joe Broadhurst at s01e01: Portrait of a Dead Girl (or Who Killed Miss U.S.A.?) opens the boots-on-asphalt brief. Weaver's. NBC did the scheduling. Sgt. Joe Broadhurst is the assignment. McCloud is the workplace. Carter is why the workplace still feels occupied. Keep Terry on-screen at s03e01. The New Mexican Connection is the title restating the joke. Post-Gunsmoke reinvention. Sgt. Joe Broadhurst is not a guest week; 1970–1977 is only the stamp.

s03e01 is the listed turn for Carter: The New Mexican Connection is the title restating the joke. Post-Gunsmoke reinvention. s04e01 sits beside it — Butch Cassidy Rides Again is western folklore crashing the NYC brief. McCloud. Sgt. Joe Broadhurst does not become a different product between those numbers. Queue s03e01 when you want the job under pressure. The New Mexican Connection is the title restating the joke. Post-Gunsmoke reinvention.

On TV Flash he is 1970s craft: the Joe who photographs as the local and plays as the reason the crossover still has a precinct, not only a tourist.