Over the past few months I’ve revised several articles with an eye towards making them a little easier to read. Most of my articles still have small images that are “floated” to the left or the right of a paragraph. All new articles, and those that have been revised, include larger images that are centered in between paragraphs, making them easier to see and making the text easier to read. The two articles I’ve revised today focus on a pair of shows I’m personally quite fond of.
Added to the article on The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. is a short video featuring an interesting scene from the series in which poor April Dancer (played by Stefanie Powers) is nearly pecked to death by a bird. I’ve also added new images that are larger and placed in the center of the article rather than “floated” to one side or the other in a block of text.
You’ll find new, larger images in my article about The New People as well, including a nice shot of the cast from the 1969 Fall Preview issue of TV Guide. I also think I may have finally solved the mystery of Rod Serling’s involvement in The New People. I came across an article from The Los Angeles Times in which Serling specifically states that he only wrote the pilot. This doesn’t explain why writing credit for the pilot is given to somebody else, though…
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