Edward Michael Bartholetti earned the nickname Mr. Gravel for his raspy voice. A successful character actor, he would later be recognized as the voice uttering the famous tag line "Miller Lite, everything you always wanted in a beer, and less"
| Episode |
The Incredible Hulk Patterns |
1981 |
| Episode |
Superman: The Animated Series The Late Mr. Kent |
1997 |
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Stone The Partner |
1980 |
| Episode |
Biker Mice from Mars A Scent, a Memory, a Far Distant Cheese |
1993 |
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The F.B.I. Overload |
1967 |
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Superman: The Animated Series Target |
1997 |
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Full House Knock Yourself Out |
1987 |
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Stone What Do You People Want from Me? |
1980 |
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Blacke's Magic Wax Poetic |
1986 |
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Barney Miller The Stakeout |
1975 |
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Hill Street Blues Jungle Madness (2) |
1981 |
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Ink The Sandwich |
1996 |
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Perfect Strangers Baby, You Can Drive My Car |
1986 |
| Episode |
Downtown (1986) The Spring Line |
1986 |
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Doctor Doctor The Search for Armand Peltzer |
1989 |
| Episode |
Murder, She Wrote Threshold of Fear |
1993 |
| Episode |
Doctor Doctor The Palumbo Affair |
1989 |
| Episode |
Civil Wars The Triumph Of DeVille |
1992 |
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Alice Auld Acquaintances Should Be Forgot |
1980 |
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Murder, She Wrote A Murderous Muse |
1994 |
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Night Court Walk, Don't Wheel |
1985 |
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Mannix The Sound of Darkness |
1969 |
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T.J. Hooker The Protectors (pilot) |
1982 |
| Episode |
Scarecrow and Mrs. King Car Wars |
1985 |
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Life with Lucy Breaking Up is Hard to Do |
1970 |
| Episode |
Night Court To Sir With ... Ah, What the Heck ... Love |
1992 |
| Episode |
Night Court The System Works |
1991 |
| Episode |
Cannon Missing at FL307 |
1975 |
| Episode |
Magnum, P.I. Rapture |
1985 |
| Episode |
Whiz Kids Watch Out! |
1984 |
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Hill Street Blues Jungle Madness (1) |
1981 |
| Episode |
Stone Death Run |
1980 |
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Lottery! Chicago -- Another Chance |
1984 |
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Stone 67 Hours, 24 Minutes, and Counting |
1980 |
