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Commentor Name:	Rob Lambert
Comments left:	From the prime time TV vault, this commercial which had Larry Blyden utter "CLACKERS!" to finish each of several spoofs, including Superman, Dracula, Captain Kidd (cereal as treasure) and an astronaut. Inside boxes were "Wise Clack" stickers. This aired on "Cimarron Strip" over CBS (10/26/67. "Cimarron Strip" was an excellent western drama. Stuart Whitman (now 90 years old) starred as the ultra-tough U.S. marshal, Jim Crown. Also featured, Percy Herbert as the wily Scottish deputy, MacGregor. Also, California-born Jill Townsend as a British girl, Dulcey, who inherited the saloon and hotel beside the jail. Short-term teen idol Randy Boone also co-starred. Airing on Thursday nights, "Cimarron" had respectable ratings. Money was the killer of this 90-minute, 23-episode series. Stuart Whitman (as producer, his own company) financed much of the cost, but financing a second season was out of question, so "Cimarron Strip" ended as one season only. Set in 1888 Oklahoma, many stories were typical, while others were eerie. One episode had Marshal Crown trying to solve a series of "Jack the Ripper" related slayings of several women.
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