Where Love Has Gone, 1964
DeForest Kelley Filmography

(click title for plot summary, cast, notes, etc. - no annotations on Star Trek credits, which are endlessly available elsewhere!)

Performances:     Movies     Television     Other     Mis-attributed     Unverified

Appearances as himself:     Conventions     Interviews, Documentaries, etc.

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Role Key:       *** Major       ** Significant       * Minor       X Cut
Movies (32):
1966 Apache Uprising ** Toby Jack Sanders
1965 Black Spurs * Sheriff Nemo
1998 Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars ** Viking (voice)
1948 Canon City * Smalley
1949 Duke of Chicago * Ace Martin
1947 Fear in the Night *** Vince Grayson
1964 Gunfight at Comanche Creek ** Amos Troop
1957 Gunfight at the OK Corral ** Morgan Earp
1946 Gypsy Holiday ? [unverified; doubtful]
1955 House of Bamboo [UK title: House of Fear] ** Charlie
1955 Illegal ** Edward Clary
1958 Law and Jake Wade ** Wexler
1949 Malaya [aka: Alien Orders; East of the Rising Sun] X Lt. Glenson
1956 Man in the Gray Flannel Suit * Medic
1965 Marriage on the Rocks * Mr. Turner
1950 The Men [aka: Battle Stripe] * Orderly
1972 Night of the Lepus ** Elgin Clark
1957 Raintree County ** Southern Officer
1979 Star Trek: The Motion Picture *** Leonard McCoy
1982 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan *** Leonard McCoy
1984 Star Trek III: The Search for Spock *** Leonard McCoy
1986 Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home *** Leonard McCoy
1989 Star Trek V: The Final Frontier *** Leonard McCoy
1991 Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country *** Leonard McCoy
1953 Taxi * Fred
1956 Tension at Table Rock ** Jim Breck
1965 Town Tamer ** Guy Taverner
1947 Variety Girl ** Bob Kirby
1955 View from Pompey's Head [aka: Secret Interlude] * Hotel Clerk
1966 Waco ** Bill Rile
1959 Warlock ** Curley Burne
1964 Where Love Has Gone ** Sam Corwin
Television: (131 non-Star Trek roles, incl. 26 unverified items)
26 Men "Trail of Revenge" (1959) *** Ed Lacey
77 Sunset Strip "88 Bars" (1963) ** Phil Wingate
ABC Afternoon Playbreak "I Never Said Goodbye" (1973) ** Mr. Goldstone
Alcoa Theater "Johnny Risk" (1958) ? ?
Alcoa Theater "333 Montgomery" (1960) *** Jake Brittin
Armstrong Circle Theater unknown episode title (1950-63) ? [unverified]
Arrest and Trial unknown episode title (1963-64) ? [unverified]
Assignment Underwater "Affair in Tokyo" (?1957-60) ** Barney Carson
Bat Masterson "No Amnesty for Death" (1961) ** Brock Martin
The Big Story unknown episode title (1949-57) ? [unverified]
Black Saddle "Apache Trail" (1959) ** Sam King
Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre unknown episode title (1963-67) ? [unverified]
The Bold Ones: The Doctors "Giants Never Kneel" (1970) * Parrish
Bonanza "The Honor of Cochise" (1961) ** Cpt. Moss Johnson
Bonanza "The Decision" (1962) *** Dr. Michael Johns
Bonanza "Ride the Wind" (1966) ** Tully
Boots and Saddles "The Marquis of Donnybrook" (1957) ? Merriweather
Cain's Hundred "The Fixer: Ray Riley" (1961) * Deputy Bob Tully
Cavalcade of America "A Medal for Miss Walker" (1954) ? ?
City Detective "An Old Man's Gold" (1953) ? Benjamin
City Detective "Crazy Like a Fox" (1953) ? Hartfield
Code Three "The Oil Well Incident" (1957) ? ?
Coronado 9 "Loser’s Circle" (1960) ** Frank Briggs
Coronado 9 "Run, Shep, Run" (1960) ** Shep Harlow
The Cowboys "David Done It"" (1974) ** Jack Potter
Crime Syndicated unknown episode title [1951-53] ? [unverified]
The Dakotas "Reformation at Big Nose Butte" (1963) ** Martin Volet
Danger unknown episode title [? 1950-55] ? [unverified]
Death Valley Days "Breaking Point" (1962) ? Cullen
Death Valley Days "Coffin for a Coward" (1963) *** Clint Rodgers
Death Valley Days "Devil’s Gate" (1965) ** Martin
Death Valley Days "Lady of the Plains" (1966) *** Elliot Webster
The Deputy "The Means and the End" (1961) *** Farley Stiles
The Donna Reed Show "Uncle Jeff Needs You" (1965) * Mr. Williams
The F.B.I. unknown episode title [? 1965-74] ? [unverified]
The Fugitive "Three Cheers for Little Boy Blue" (1965) * Charley
The Gallant Men "A Taste of Peace" (1963) * Col. Davenport
[The Gallery of] Madame Liu-Tsong unknown episode title (1951) ? [unverified]
Gunsmoke "Indian Scout" (1956) ** Will Bailey
Have Gun, Will Travel "The Treasure" (1961) ** Deakin
[Heinz] Studio 57 "Storm Signal" (1954) ? [unverified]
Ironside "Warrior’s Return" (1970) * Fowler
Johnny Midnight "The Inner Eye" (1960) ? David Lawton
Laramie "The Gun Duel" (1962) ** Bart Collins
Laramie "The Unvanquished" (1963) ** Jack
Laredo "Sound of Terror" (1966) ** Dr. David Ingram
The Lawman "The Thimblerigger" (1960) *** Sam White
The Lawman "The Squatters" (1961) *** Bent Carr
The Lineup "The Ellis Garden Case" (1957) ? [unverified]
The Lineup "The Chloroform Murder Case" (1959) ? [unverified]
The Little Theatre (6m) "The Bitter End" (1950?) *** Peter Linbeck
The Littlest Hobo "Runaway" (1979) ** Prof. Hal Shaffer
The Lone Ranger "The Legion of Old Timers" (1949) ** Bob Kittridge
The Lone Ranger "Gold Train" (1950) ** Sheriff Buck McCall
The Lone Ranger "Death in the Forest" (1953) ** Dr. David Barnes
Lone Wolf "Las Vegas Story" (1954) * Nick Kohler
Lone Wolf "Murder Story" (1954) ** Ted Hopkins
M Squad "Pete Loves Mary" (1957) * Sgt. Miller
M Squad "Diamond Hard" (1957) ** Sgt. Miller
M Squad "The Hideout" (1958) * Sgt. Miller
Mackenzie’s Raiders "Son of the Hawk" (1959?) *** Charles Barrons
A Man Called Shenandoah "The Riley Brand" (1966) * Egan
Markham "Counterpoint" (1960) ? Danny Standish
Matinee Theater "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" (1955) ? ?
[Mickey Spillane's] Mike Hammer "I Ain’t Talkin’" (1959) ** Eddie Robbins
[Mickey Spillane's] Mike Hammer "Bride and Doom" (1959) ** Philip Conroy
The Millionaire "Millionaire Iris Millar" (1955) ** Dr. Mike Wells
Navy Log "Cigar-Box John" (1957) ? ?
Northwest Passage "Death Rides the Wind" (1959) *** David Cooper
O. Henry Playhouse "Fog in Santone" (1957) ? [unverified]
O. Henry Playhouse "The Hiding of Black Bill" (1958) ? [unverified]
Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law "Make No Mistake" (1971) ? Frank Slater
Pepsi-Cola Playhouse "Frozen Escape" (1954?) *** Jeff
Perry Mason "The Case of the Unwelcome Bride" (1961) ** Peter Thorpe
The Plainclothesman unknown episode title [? 1949-54] ? [unverified]
Playhouse 90 "Edge of Innocence" (ep. 2.8, #47; 10/31/57) ? [unverified]
Police Story Pilot (1964) ** Lab Chief Green
Public Defender unknown title (1954) ** Ralph Sanders
Public Prosecutor "Case of the Man Who Wasn’t There" (1951) ** Danny Watson
Rawhide "Incident at Barker Springs"" (1959) ** Slate Prell
Revlon Mirror Theatre "Dreams Never Lie (1953) ? Bert Dexter
Richard Diamond "The Limping Man" (1959) ** Sheriff
Richard Diamond "The Adjustor" (1959) ** Kenneth Porter
Riverboat "Listen to the Nightingale" (1961) ** Alex Jeffords
Room 222 "Suitable for Framing" (1971)
[="Sins of the Father"?] 		* Judge Silverton
The Rough Riders "The Nightbinders" (1958) ? ?
Route 66 "The Clover Throne" (1961) ** Bob Harcourt
Route 66 "1800 Days to Justice" (1962) * H. Norbert Willis
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars unknown episode title (1951-59) ? [unverified]
Science Fiction Theatre "Y.O.R.D." (1955) * Dr. Hall
Science Fiction Theatre "The Long Day" (1955) ** Matt Brander
Science Fiction Theatre "Survival In Box Canyon" (1956) ** Dr. Milo Barton
Shannon "The Pickup" (1961) ? Carlyle
Silent Force "The Judge" (1970) ? Curston
The Silent Service "The Spearfish Delivers" (1957) *** Lt. Cmdr. James Dempsey
The Silent Service "The Gar Story" (1957) ? ?
The Silent Service "The Archerfish Spits Straight" (1958) ? Cpt. Joe Enright
Slattery’s People "Question: Which One Has the Privilege" (1964) ? Gregg Wilson
Special Agent 7 "Border Masquerade" (1959) ? Martin
Stagecoach West "Image of a Man" (1961) ** Clay Henchard
Stagecoach West "The Big Gun" (1961) ** Lt. Clarke
Star Trek 75 of 79 episodes, 1966-1969 *** Dr. Leonard McCoy
Star Trek: the Animated Series 18 of 22 episodes, 1973-1974 *** Dr. Leonard McCoy
Star Trek: the Next Generation "Encounter at Farpoint" (Pilot) * Adm. Leonard McCoy
State Trooper "Patient Skeleton" (1959) ** Graham Jones
Studio One "The Last Cruise" (1950) * Bob Philo
Tales of Wells Fargo "Captain Scoville" (1961) ? Cole Scoville
Tallahassee 7000 unknown episode title (1959?) ? [unverified]
Trackdown "End of an Outlaw" (1957) ** Perry Grimes
Trackdown "The Jailbreak" (1958) *** Brock Childers
Trackdown "Hard Lines" (1959) ** Ed Crow
Trackdown "Quiet Night in Porter" (1959) *** Tom Dooley
Two Faces West "Fallen Gun" (1960) ? Verne Cleary
Two Faces West "Vendetta for January" (1960) ? [unverified]
The Virginian "Duel at Shiloh" (1963) ** Ben Tully
The Virginian "Man of Violence" (1963) *** Dr. Belden
Walt Disney Presents:
          The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca 		"Mustang Man, Mustang Maid"" (1959) ** Silas Morgan
Wanted: Dead or Alive "Secret Ballot" (1959) ** Steve Pax
Wanted: Dead or Alive "The Empty Cell" (1959) ** Ollie Tate
Waterfront "Portia of the Sea" (1955?) ? Bob
Waterfront "The Race" (1955) ? Allen
The Web "Kill and Run" (1957) ? ?
You Are There "Capture of John Wilkes Booth" (1953) ** Col. Conger
You Are There "Surrender at Corrigedor" (1954) ? ?
You Are There "Rescue of Am. Prisoners from Santo Tomas" (1955) ? ?
You Are There "Gunfight at the OK Corral" (1955) *** Ike Clanton
You Are There "Eli Whitney Invents the Cotton Gin" (1955) * Major Bremen
You Are There "Spindletop: the First Texas Oil Strike" (1955) ** Al Hamill
You Are There "The Heroism of Clara Barton" (1956) ** soldier
You Are There "Fall of Ft. Sumter" (1956) ? ?
Your Favorite Story "The Man Who Sold His Shadow" (1953) ? ?
Your Favorite Story "Inside Out" (1954) ? John Ainslee
Your Jeweler's Showcase "Hand of St. Pierre" [? 1952-53] ? [unverified]
Zane Grey Theater "Stage for Tucson" (1956) * Les Porter
Zane Grey Theater "Village of Fear" (1957) * Sherm Pickard
Zane Grey Theater "Shadow of a Dead Man" (1958) ** Logan Wheeler
Zane Grey Theater "Calico Bait" (1960) ** Swain

Syndication / alternate titles:

ABC Afternoon Playbreak: ABC Matinee Today
Black Saddle: The Westerners
Cavalcade of America: Dupont Cavalcade; Dupont Theater
Death Valley Days: Call of the West; Frontier Adventure; The Pioneers; Trails West; Western Star Theatre
Gunsmoke: Marshal Dillon
The Lineup: San Francisco Beat
Lone Wolf: Streets of Danger
Public Prosecutor: Crawford Mystery Theatre
Richard Diamond: Call Mr. D
The Virginian: The Men From Shiloh
Zane Grey Theater: Frontier Justice

Other Performances:

Live Theater:
1942 The Innocent Young Man Long Beach Theater Group, CA Beach Bum (Bill?)
1974 Beginner’s Luck Hayloft Dinner Theater, Lubbock, TX
Paul Burnett

Radio:
1957 Suspense "Fleshpeddler" *** Peter Harris
? The Doctor's Wife unknown episode title ? - [unverified]

Religious Films:
1947(?) Beyond Our Own *** Dr. Bob Rogers
1949 Ambassador for Christ ** Aram

Military Training Films:
1945 (A?) Time to Kill [? unverified]
1945(?) unknown title (on education)
this may be "Time to Kill"		 ** Peter

Video Games:
1999 The Secret of Vulcan's Fury Dr. Leonard McCoy (voice)

Incorrectly-Attributed Credits
These are items I have found attributed to Kelley somewhere, but in which he is neither credited nor visible upon viewing. Most are probably errors from directories, but it is always possible that he had a part in the filming which was then edited out.
Movie: Johnny Reno (1966)
Credited in Weaver (1970); appears in many filmographies. The movie was produced by Kelley's friend A.C. Lyles and is just the sort of thing he would have been in, but he's neither visible nor credited - at least in the version I saw. Perhaps he had a role that was later cut. Or, I suppose it's possible that he's some uncredited baddie falling off a roof in the distance, but by this time in his career, I wouldn't expect that to be the case.

Gunsmoke: “Al Clovis” or “The F.U.” (episode 4.27; 3/14/59)
Credited in Parish & Terrace (1989). The episode is titled "The F.U." and involves a character named Al Clovis. Kelley is not visible or credited; he also stated in a Gunsmoke book that he only did one Gunsmoke episode ("Indian Scout"). But then, memory is faulty, and it's possible that someone really did see him in another and just had the wrong episode title.

Johnny Ringo:
I don't know where I came across this one, but it's incorrect -- the keeper of the fine and complete Johnny Ringo website informs me definitively that Kelley never appeared on this show. (He did, of course, appear with the star of Johnny Ringo, Don Durant, in the Trackdown episode, "A Quiet Night in Porter.")

Matinee Theater : "From the Desk of Margaret Tydings" (ep 111, 4/4/56)
Credited in Inman. Kelley is neither credited nor visible in the show.

Police Story(1973): Pilot ("Slow Boy")
Listed in IMDB filmography. Source of the confusion is no doubt the earlier unsold Roddenberry pilot Police Story (produced in 1964 and aired in 1967) - which Kelley credited with launching his Star Trek career.

Richard Diamond: "The Fine Art of Murder" (episode 3.34; 1/25/60)
Credited in Parish & Terrace (1989), IMDB's Kelley filmography, etc.; he is neither visible nor credited.

Strike Force, 1981, "The Judge" (ABC; 60m; 1981-82)
Don't know where I came across this one, but it is no doubt a confusion with Silent Force, 1970, "The Judge."

Trackdown: "Blind Alley" (2.37; 9/16/59)
Credited in Lentz (1996) - where it is clearly a confusion with the following episode, "A Quiet Night In Porter," in which Kelley did appear. Also listed on the IMDB Kelley filmography. Kelley is not in it.

Wanted: Dead or Alive, "The Hostage" (2.6, 10/10/1959)
Credited in Lentz (1997), the IMDB site, the "official" Star Trek site, etc. Lentz has switched the cast list for “The Hostage” with that for “The Empty Cell” (the following episode), in which Kelley really does appear.

Zane Grey Theater: "The Accuser" (episode 3.4, 10/30/58)
Credited in Lentz (1996) and listed on the IMDB filmography; Kelley is not visible or credited.

Zane Grey Theater: “Shadow”
Listed on the "official" Star Trek website. There is an episode called “Shadows”(4.6,94), but Kelley is neither visible nor credited in it. Probably a misprint of the episode "Shadow of a Dead Man," in which Kelley appears.
Notes on Unverified Credits
These are roles I've found attributed to Mr. Kelley somewhere (standard references, fanzines, tv magazines, interviews, websites, etc.) but which are a) doubtful for some reason (i.e., listed in only one source) and b) have so far been unavailable for review -- and are therefore not annotated in the year-by-year pages of this site. (They are included in both the alphabetical and chronological indexes.)

Many are very probably correct; others just as probably apocryphal. If you can shed any light on these from first-hand experience, please let me know!

Navy Training Film: A Time To Kill (1945?)
listed on official Star Trek website

Movie: Gypsy Holiday (1946, musical)
listed in filmography on http://iwn.hollywood.com/celebs/ but nowhere else

Armstrong Circle Theater: unknown episode title
(NBC, 30m, 1/6/50-6/55; NBC, 60m, 9/55-6/25/57; CBS 10/2/57-8/28/63)
Listed on official Star Trek website

Arrest and Trial unknown episode title
(ABC; 90m; 9/15/63-9/13/64; 30 episodes)
Listed on official Star Trek website
TV-to-Me website gives guest stars for this show; DK is not included.
Cast: Ben Gazzara (Anderson); Chuck Connors (Egan); John Larch (Miller); Roger Perry (Kirby)

The Big Story unknown episode title
NBC; 30m; 9/16/49-6/28/57 / Syndicated 10/57+. Based on actual newspaper stories.
Kelley mentioned doing one of these in FL while he was living in NY
Host/Narrators: Willian Sloane, Ben Grauer, Norman Rose, Burgess Meredith.

Bob Hope Chrysler Theater unknown episode title
(NBC;p 60m; 10/4/63-9/6/67; 97 episodes)
Listed on official Star Trek website

Crime Syndicated unknown episode title
(CBS; 30m; 9/18/51-6/23/53)
Listed on official Star Trek website
Dramatizations from the files of the Senate Criminal Investigation Committee, hosted by Rudolph Halley

Danger unknown episode title
(CBS; 30m; 9/26/50-5/31/55; 239 episodes)
Listed on official Star Trek website
"explored the art of murder" - hosted by Richard Stark

The Doctor’s Wife [radio serial]
Kelley reports doing this while living in NY (Asherman interview)

The F.B.I. unknown episode title
(ABC; 60m; 1965-1974)
Listed on official Star Trek website

[The Gallery of] Madame Liu-Tsong unknown episode title
(DuMont; 30m; 1951; 10 [11?] episodes; 8/27/1951-11/21/1951)
Listed on official Star Trek website; Jensen tribute page
First 6 episodes broadcast as "The Gallery of Madame Liu-Tsong"; last 5 as "Madame Liu-Tsong" The owner of an international chain of art galleries doubles as an exotically beautiful sleuth (Anna May Wong) - Gianakos.

[Heinz] Studio 57 : "Storm Signal" (1954)
(DuMont; 60m; b/w; 9/21/54-9/6/55; 38 episodes)
Credited in Inman for 1954. No such episode in Gianakos]
 

The Line-up : "The Ellis Garden Case" (3.16, #94, 1/11/57)
(CBS; 30m 1954-59 F 10:00 pm, 183 episodes; 60m 1959-60 W 7:30; 18 episodes)
Credited in Inman. Episode Guide on Classic TV Archive.
Syndicated as San Francisco Beat
Stories based on San Francisco Police Dept. case files; usually included a police lineup from which the victims would attempt to point out the perpetrators.
Regulars (30-m series): Warner Anderson (Det. Lt. Ben Guthrie); Tom Tully (Insp. Matt Grebb); Marshall Reed (Insp. Fred Asher)
Regulars (60-m series): Warner Anderson (Det. Lt. Ben Guthrie); William Leslie (Insp. Dan Delaney); Skip Ward (Officer Pete Larkin); Rachel Ames (Policewoman Sandy McAllister)
 
The Line-up : "The Chloroform Murder Case" (5/21/59, ep. 5.34, #182)
(CBS; 30m 1954-59, 183 episodes; 60m 1959-60; 18 episodes)
Credited in Parish & Terrace (1989). Episode Guide on Classic TV Archive

O. Henry Playhouse: "Fog in Santone" (1.6, 2/27/1957)
Syndicated; 30m; dates?; 39 episodes)
Credited in Inman. Episode data from Gianakos (shows only 18 episodes). Terrace shows 39 episodes.
Dramatizations of O. Henry short stories. "O. Henry" is the pen name of William Sidney Porter, writing while in prison
Thomas Mitchell played O. Henry - host/narrator

O. Henry Playhouse: "The Hiding of Black Bill" (3/24/58)
The story "The Hiding of Black Bill" involves a drifter who takes a sheepherding job and his suspicions that his employer is the wanted thief Black Bill. (O. Henry)

Plainclothesman unknown episode title
(DuMont; 30m; b/w; 10/12/1949-9/12/1954)
Listed on official Star Trek website
Used "subjective camera" as eyes of the Unseen Lieutenant (Ken Lynch). Jack Orrinson as Sgt. Brady.

Playhouse 90: "Edge of Innocence" ep 2.8 (47) 10/31/57
(CBS; 90m; 10/4/56-5/18/60 ; 133 episodes)
Credited in Inman
Gianakos gives cast: Joseph Cotten, Teresa Wright, Lorne Greene, Beverly Garland, Maureen O'Hara, does not list DK

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars unknown episode title
(CBS; 60m 10/5/51-5/16/52; 30m 5/23/52-6/1959; 346 episodes)
Listed on official Star Trek website


Tallahassee 7000
(Syndicated; 30m; 1960-61[?]; 26(?) episodes)
listed on What-A-Character site.
Classic TV Archive gives dates, episode #
Walter Matthau as Florida Sheriff's Bureau special agent Lex Rogers. Title from phone number.

Two Faces West: "Vendetta for January" (1960)
(Syndicated; 30m; 1959; 26 episodes)
Credited in Inman

Wanted: Dead or Alive
Although I can only verify roles in two episodes of Wanted ("Secret Ballot" and "The Empty Cell"), there are rumors of more. A TV Guide article (8/68) states that Kelley appeared in six episodes of this show. The Official ST site filmography claims "two other episodes" (that is, other than "The Hostage" - an error - & "Secret Ballot").

You Are There unknown episode titles
(CBS; 30m; b/w; 1953-1957)
official Star Trek website states “13 episodes” (unnamed) - 5 more than I can so far account for...

Your Jeweler's Showcase:"Hand of St. Pierre"
(CBS; 30m; 11/11/52-6/9/53)
No such episode in Gianakos
Listed on official Star Trek website
Appearances as Himself:

Conventions, etc.:
7(?) / 75 Convention: "Benecia '75" Atlanta, Sheraton Biltmore (with James Doohan)
9/3/76 Convention: Bi-Centennial-10 Con (10th anniv. ST) New York, Statler Hilton
9/17/76 Roll-out of the Space Shuttle Enterprise
1979 Convention: New York. Unknown date & location.
4/82 Convention: Space Trek (reported in Odyssey #7)
7/85 Convention: Baltimore (transcribed by Ruth Ann Hepner)
11/16-17/85 Convention: San Francisco, Holiday Inn Golden Gateway (Starlog Nov. 85)
6/23/86 Convention: Anaheim (DKC)
9/86 Convention: Midcon (England) - (DKC)
1986 Convention: Spokane, WA (per Kris Smith)
4/25/1987 Convention: Trekathon 2 (WDSI TV 61) Chattanooga, TN
5/1987 TrekCruise
7/18-19/1987 Convention: Creation, Dearborn MI
8/8-9/1987 Convention: Creation, Washington, D.C.
9/1987 Scheduled for TrekCruise West, did not end up going
10/24-25/1987 Convention: Creation, Los Angeles
1987 Convention: Magnum Opus Con-2, Columbus, GA
1987 Convention: Dreamwerks, Scranton, PA
1/16/88 Convention: Vulkon, Tampa FL, Holiday Inn
1/17/88 Convention: Vulkon, Miami / Ft. Lauderdale
3/88 Convention: StarFest, Denver
5/1/88 Convention: Atlanta
8/20-21/88 Convention: Oakland
1988 Convention: Syracuse, NY
6/23-24/90 Convention: Creation Tribute, LA
9/2/90 Convention: Seattle
10/90 Convention: October Trek, Marriott Hunt Valley Inn, Cockeysville, MD
11/90 Convention: New York (Thanksgiving)
6/91 Convention: Los Angeles; 25th Anniversary
7/20/91 Convention: Chicago
9/91 Convention: StarCon, Denver
10/91 Convention: Pennsylvania
11/91 Convention: Vulkon, St. Petersburg FL
12/18/91 Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony
2/8-9/92 Convention: Sacramento
2/26/92 Opening: ST exhibit, Smithsonian Natl. Air & Space Museum
9/8/92 QVC appearance
4/2-4/93 Convention: Grand Slam, Pasadena
10/23-24/93 Convention (Creation): Valley Forge, Grand Slam east
1993 Convention Video: DeForest Kelley Live
3/18-20/94 Convention: Grand Slam, Pasadena (?) perhaps did not appear
1995? 30th anniversary salute, Hollywood Bowl (recorded in Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond)
11/11-12/95 Convention: Trek30, Pasadena

Recorded Interviews, Documentaries, etc.:
1976 Tomorrow Tom Snyder interviews Kelley, Doohan, Koenig and Harlan Ellison
1976 Inside Star Trek Gene Roddenberry LP. Includes short interview with Kelley
1978(?) The Star Trek Tapes Jack Sell audio tape. Includes short and pointless little joke by Kelley.
Best of tape is Leonard Nimoy reading from I Am Not Spock.
1979(?) ABC 20/20 (reported in 9/80 Starlog)
1982 Merv Griffin Show
1986(?) Crook and Chase - STIV int. with Catherine Hicks (DKC-S1)
3/25/88 Midday Colorado (Denver, prior to convention; DKC-S1)
1/1990 Instant Recall (DKC-S1)
9/27/90 ABC Primetime Live: "To Boldly Go" (documentary on TNG)
9/8/92 QVC appearance
1994 Documentary: Star Trek: A Captain's Log (CBS)
1996 Documentary: Hollywood Commandos
1997 Documentary: Trekkies