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Mr. T.'s inventions included underpants with a built-in transistor radio and the "flash in the can," a coin-operated sunlamp in a restroom.
Mr. T.'s inventions included underpants with a built-in transistor radio and the "flash in the can," a coin-operated sunlamp in a restroom.


==Noteable Appearances in the 70s==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Date
! Show
! Episode #
! Episode Title
! Role
! Notes
|-
| 1976 Unaired
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E01
| [[Pilot (Mr. T and Tina) | Pilot]]
| Taro Takahashi
| The pilot tested poorly so it was never aired.
|-
| 1976.10.16
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E02
| [[The Americanization of Michi (Mr. T and Tina) | The Americanization of Michi]]
| Taro Takahashi
| No comments
|-
| 1976.10.02
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E03
| [[What Makes Sumo Run? (Mr. T and Tina) | What Makes Sumo Run?]]
| Taro Takahashi
| With Kinji Shibuya
|-
| 1976.09.25
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E04
| [[Tina Really Truly Gets Fired (Mr. T and Tina) | Tina Really Truly Gets Fired]]
| Taro Takahashi
| Fourth show produced but first shown. The Sweathogs make a Cameo,
|-
| 1976.10.30
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E05
| [[I Thought He'd Never Leave (Mr. T and Tina) | I Thought He'd Never Leave]]
| Taro Takahashi
| This was the final episode aired.
|-
| 1976 Unaired
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E0x
| Reading, Writing and Rice
| Taro Takahashi
| Produced by never shown.
|-
| 1976.10.23
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E0x
| Guess Who's Coming to Live
| Taro Takahashi
| Taro and Tina meet for the first time. It is a disaster.
|-
| 1976 Unaired
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E0x
| I'm O.K., You're All Bananas
| Taro Takahashi
| Produced by never shown.
|-
| 1976 Unaired
| Mr. T and Tina
| S1.E0x
| Where Is My Wandering Matsu Tonight?
| Taro Takahashi
| Produced by never shown.
|-
|}






[[Category: Television]]
[[Category: Television]]

Revision as of 05:41, 14 November 2022

Pat Morita starred as Taro Takahashi, a widowed Japanese inventor who is sent with his family (an uncle and sister-in-law) from Tokyo to set up the Chicago branch of his employer, Moyati Industries. He hires scatterbrained and free-spirited American Tina Kelly (Susan Blanchard) as the live-in governess for his children, Sachi (June Angela) and Aki (Gene Profanato).

Mr. T.'s inventions included underpants with a built-in transistor radio and the "flash in the can," a coin-operated sunlamp in a restroom.

Noteable Appearances in the 70s

Date Show Episode # Episode Title Role Notes
1976 Unaired Mr. T and Tina S1.E01 Pilot Taro Takahashi The pilot tested poorly so it was never aired.
1976.10.16 Mr. T and Tina S1.E02 The Americanization of Michi Taro Takahashi No comments
1976.10.02 Mr. T and Tina S1.E03 What Makes Sumo Run? Taro Takahashi With Kinji Shibuya
1976.09.25 Mr. T and Tina S1.E04 Tina Really Truly Gets Fired Taro Takahashi Fourth show produced but first shown. The Sweathogs make a Cameo,
1976.10.30 Mr. T and Tina S1.E05 I Thought He'd Never Leave Taro Takahashi This was the final episode aired.
1976 Unaired Mr. T and Tina S1.E0x Reading, Writing and Rice Taro Takahashi Produced by never shown.
1976.10.23 Mr. T and Tina S1.E0x Guess Who's Coming to Live Taro Takahashi Taro and Tina meet for the first time. It is a disaster.
1976 Unaired Mr. T and Tina S1.E0x I'm O.K., You're All Bananas Taro Takahashi Produced by never shown.
1976 Unaired Mr. T and Tina S1.E0x Where Is My Wandering Matsu Tonight? Taro Takahashi Produced by never shown.
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