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[Patrick]

I think mine has to be Fred Gwynne. He just seems to have a comforting voice and rarely plays a character I don't like. I was wondering if anyone knew how many episodes Fred did? I have heard him in at least 30. The man had a gifted vocal talent!

[cnickbrown]

My favorite radio actor is Norman Rose because of his rich voice. Two of the most famous roles that I considered his best was in year one was Matthew Maule in "The House of the Seven Gables" and Rasputin in "Courtyard of House".

[Harlow Wilcox]

My favorite is Mandel Kramer who had quite a long career in radio from at least the 1940's on, including starring in Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. I also liked Fred Gwynn who you may remember from the tv shows Car 54 Where Are You? and The Munsters. He played Herman Munster!

[RadioForMurder]

I'm realy late on this one but it's such a good topic that I really wanted to get in on it. I think Howard Da Silva and Jack Grimes were some of my favorite voice actors in the series. Da Silva did the BEST old, wise figure and Grimes did the BEST young, trouble maker.

I agree about Fred Gwyne being great though, he played the best sheriff, a role he did for many of the shows he was on.
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[crich70]

I think my favorite has to be E.G. Marshall himself. He did act in a few of them, but the way he said, "Come in.." at the start and "pleasant...dreams" at the end I think made the show. It did last for only a single year after he left the show.

[shirleypearl]

Fred Gwyne is also my favorite. I don't know how many of the episodes he was on.

Shirley

[RadioForMurder]

Fred Gwynne did over 80...

The Dark Closet
The Slave
The Last Lesson
The Sealed Room Murder
The Storm Breeder
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg
Stampede
The Intruders
The Man Who Couldn't Get Arrested
The Magus
Tobin's Palm
License to Kill
Man-Sized in Marble
East Bound for Haiti
The Luck Sisters
Dialogue With Death
The Kingdom Below
Olive Darling and Morton Dear
The Guy De Maupassant Murders
The Solitary
The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet
Return Engagement
The Theraputic Cat
A Grain of Salt
Indian Giver
Fire and Ice
Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater
In Another Place
The Safety Match
The Defectors
The Time Fold
The Judas Kiss
A Tragedy of Error
The Queen of Palmyra
A Drink With Dionysius
The Guilt Of The Innocent
The Vanishing Point
Diamond Cut Diamond
The Village Of Fools
Lady Bluebeard
The Serpent Of Saris
Shadows From The Grave
Virtue Is Its Own Reward
Willy And Dilly
The Unquiet Tomb
The Fools
Ninety Lives
The Two Sams
The God That Failed
If A Body
The Better Half
Star Sapphire
Shadow Of A Killer
The Face In The Coffin
Wanted, A Husband
But With Blood
When In Rome
The Tell-Tale Heart
Kill Now - Pay Later
The Threshold
Second Sight
Confession
Natural Sugar
Catch The Smallest Devil
The Fountain Of Truth
Once A Thief
Double-Cross Death
Widow Wonderland
Something To Live For
The Hanging Sheriff
The Chess Master
Gate 27
The .44 Connection
The Blood Red Ink
A Most Dangerous Animal
Come Back Next Week
Redhead
Fly Swatter
The Smile
The Man With The X-Ray Eyes
Honor Among Thieves
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[crich70]

Mr. Gwynne certainly does seem to have done a lot of them. I remember him best as Herman Munster though. lol.

[RadioForMurder]

I was a big fan of him as the judge in My Cousin Vinnie
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