The Fugitive

Composer Dominic Frontiere discusses his relationship with Peter Rugolo, the original composer for The Fugitive Series, as well as other Hollywood composers. He also describes the creative process of composing music for the shows by producer Quinn Martin.

Composer Dominic Frontiere discusses breaking into the Hollywood Studio system, and the evolution of composing music for film and television.

This is the original unaired pilot episode called "Fear in a Desert City", with different footage to the one eventually aired. It was directed by Walter Grauman in 1962.

Actor David Janssen interview on the Mike Douglas Show on 28 October, 1976.

David Janssen presents a short 18-second promotion of The Fugitive series, while on filming location at Santa Barbara, California.

David Janssen appears as a guest on the Mike Douglas show, October 1976. They discuss the success of The Fugitive and how it has been shown dubbed in various languages around the world.

A television promotion for the series "The Fugitive".

Two slightly different voiceover versions of the ending of the final episode are offered. The final episode on 29 August 1967 was interrupted or not shown in some parts of the country, and so "The Judgement, Part 2" was shown in those markets the following week. The William Conrad voiceover was changed to, "Tuesday, September 5: The day the running stopped."

On the night of the series finale of August 29, 1967, David Janssen called in live to Joey Bishop's show from the set of The Green Berets.

Composer Dominic Frontiere reminisces about how television producers all allowed him freedom to create music, as opposed to movie directors, who always told him what to write.

Television music historian Jon Burlingame discusses the music of composer Peter Rugolo, who wrote a lot of the music for The Fugitive series.

A comical skit featuring David Janssen and George Gobel, appearing on the Dinah Shore Show on 17 October, 1964.

Interview with British actor Barry Morse, who starred in The Fugitive series as the police lieutenant.

British actor Barry Morse describes how he ended up in the role of the police lieutenant ("the most-hated man in America"), who pursues the character played by David Janssen in "The Fugitive" series.