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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 92553" data-attributes="member: 12">Thriller was an ATV series and aired on ITV with built in commercial breaks, not on the BBC.&nbsp; On DVD, the episodes have their break bumpers intact.Thriller used to have it’s credits removed for transmission in the USA.&nbsp; Then it would have extended credits stuck on, which frequently have nothing to do with the story and these US credits sometimes run for several minutes. The US credits are included at the end of each particular episode on the DVD set.One Deadly Owner with a Donna Mills, the car and Jeremy Brett.&nbsp; I’ve met Freddie Jones, who was in a Thriller episode with Joanna Pettet.&nbsp; &nbsp; Joanna Pettet is in two episodes.&nbsp; Sounds like you watched A Killer In Every Corner, which is on disc 10 with Patrick Magee, Max Wall and Eric Flynn.&nbsp; She gets a Guest Star credit in the UK titles after them and second billing on the closing but gets top billing on the US titles. The US opening titles run for over 3 minutes on that.&nbsp; Joanna Pettet is also in A Midsummer Nightmare on disc 14, with Tony Anholt, Brian Blessed and Norman Rodway and she gets a Special Guest credit after them.&nbsp; The US title is Appointment with a Killer and Joanna Pettet is the only cast member billed above the title.&nbsp; The US end titles run for around three minutes.ATV and it’s company ITC used to import American guest stars for Thriller, as they had done for the shows Espionage and Court Martial in the 1960s.&nbsp; In the 1960s we in the UK got&nbsp; Cameron Mitchell, Steven Hill, Dennis Hopper, Bradford Dillman, Jim Backus, Sal Mineo, William Smithers and Louise Sorel coming over for a few weeks.&nbsp; Peter Graves starred in three separate series for ITC, each shot in different countries.&nbsp; For Thriller, Gary Collins, Barbara Feldon, Lynda Day George, Carol Lynley and Bradford Dillman did some.Oh, I got William Russell to sign my DVD set of The Adventures of Sir Lancelot (in which he played Sir Lancelot).&nbsp; He then told me that he didn’t know it was out on DVD and asked me where it was available from.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 92553, member: 12"] Thriller was an ATV series and aired on ITV with built in commercial breaks, not on the BBC. On DVD, the episodes have their break bumpers intact. Thriller used to have it’s credits removed for transmission in the USA. Then it would have extended credits stuck on, which frequently have nothing to do with the story and these US credits sometimes run for several minutes. The US credits are included at the end of each particular episode on the DVD set. One Deadly Owner with a Donna Mills, the car and Jeremy Brett. I’ve met Freddie Jones, who was in a Thriller episode with Joanna Pettet. Joanna Pettet is in two episodes. Sounds like you watched A Killer In Every Corner, which is on disc 10 with Patrick Magee, Max Wall and Eric Flynn. She gets a Guest Star credit in the UK titles after them and second billing on the closing but gets top billing on the US titles. The US opening titles run for over 3 minutes on that. Joanna Pettet is also in A Midsummer Nightmare on disc 14, with Tony Anholt, Brian Blessed and Norman Rodway and she gets a Special Guest credit after them. The US title is Appointment with a Killer and Joanna Pettet is the only cast member billed above the title. The US end titles run for around three minutes. ATV and it’s company ITC used to import American guest stars for Thriller, as they had done for the shows Espionage and Court Martial in the 1960s. In the 1960s we in the UK got Cameron Mitchell, Steven Hill, Dennis Hopper, Bradford Dillman, Jim Backus, Sal Mineo, William Smithers and Louise Sorel coming over for a few weeks. Peter Graves starred in three separate series for ITC, each shot in different countries. For Thriller, Gary Collins, Barbara Feldon, Lynda Day George, Carol Lynley and Bradford Dillman did some. Oh, I got William Russell to sign my DVD set of The Adventures of Sir Lancelot (in which he played Sir Lancelot). He then told me that he didn’t know it was out on DVD and asked me where it was available from. [/QUOTE]

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