Foster Brooks was one of eight sons and the son of a lawman. Getting his start in radio, Brooks was a newscaster and disc jockey in Louisville and Buffalo before making the move to television Brooks moved to L.A. in the 50s and began acting in television as well on stage as a stand-up comedian. He well known for his appearances on the Dean Martin Show and his character acting. Brooks died in California in 2001 at the age of 89.
Oddballs
As Hardy Bassett
The Giant of Thunder Mountain
As Doc (Townsman)
The Villain
As Bank Clerk
Happy Birthday, Las Vegas
All-Star Party for Frank Sinatra
As Himself
Smorgasbord
As The Pilot
Joys
As Self
GoBots: Battle of the Rock Lords
As Stoneheart / Fossil Lord (voice)
Cannonball Run II
As Fisherman #1
The Best of the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts
As Self - Roastee (archive footage)
Johnny Cash: A Concert Behind Prison Walls
As Foster Brooks
Super Seal
Here's Lucy
As David Benton Miller
Challenge of the GoBots
Gunsmoke
As Ed
Adam-12
As Man
Laredo
The Monkees
As Conventioneer
Daniel Boone
As Stranger
Switch
As Dale Abee
The High Chaparral
As Drunk
The Partners
The New Bill Cosby Show
Sweepstakes
The Book Of Lists
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts
As Self
Mr. Terrific
As 1st Man
Bonanza
As Judge Rogers
The Mike Douglas Show
As Self - Co-Host
Bewitched
As Robert Andrews
The Bob Hope Show
As Self
Murder, She Wrote
As Simon Thane
Cosby
What a Dummy
As Jackie Clark
The Munsters Today
As Igor
Mike Hammer
As Manny, The Great Mandrell
Small Wonder
As Roland Cardwell
The Jetsons
As (voice)
CBS Storybreak
As (voice)
Quincy, M.E.
As Carriage Driver
Today's F.B.I.
As Rainey
The Steve Allen Comedy Hour
Mork & Mindy
As Miles Sternhagen
The Munsters
As The Admiral
I Dream of Jeannie
As Englishman
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
As Self
Dinah!
As Self
Starsky & Hutch
As Drunk Gambler
Police Woman
As Darryl Everson
The Mod Squad
As Will Jackson
It Takes a Thief
As Judge
The Flying Nun
As Passenger
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
As Self
Green Acres
As Major
The Beverly Hillbillies
As Fiddlin Sam Dingle
Madame's Place
As Self