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#304768 07/12/26 03:27 PM
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Does anyone remember the full name of this second level character? The actor did a wonderful job portraying him. He appeared early in Season One. He wanted to help Superman (who he called Supes) with all the merchandising requests. His diligent effort ultimately led to creating the Superman foundation.

Thanks! Any information would be appreciated.


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Morgana #304769 07/12/26 03:57 PM
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I think his full name was Murray Brown


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Morgana #304770 07/12/26 04:17 PM
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Thank you! That's a start. dance


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Morgana #304799 07/15/26 12:02 AM
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Murray Brown was in the episode with the invisible man, "I'm Looking Through You." The script indicates he was an old-style Hollywood agent. Jack Carter played him. The scripts link is at the top of the home page on this site and is here Scripts.

I've found the scripts helpful at times, although some of the filmed versions can be quite different than the script. I think the posted scripts may be earlier versions.


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Morgana #304804 07/15/26 12:34 PM
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Awesome! That's the extra bit of information I needed. Thank you!

Last edited by Morgana; 07/15/26 12:42 PM.

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