Changes

In a typical episode, Buddy enters a new town to establish employment, and Mr. D arrives and forces Buddy into a narrow exit. In the ninth episode, Buddy is working as a welder in a factory when he tells a coworker Devere Enterprises has put a price on his head. The colleague double-crosses Buddy, and phones Mr. D's office long-distance.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/run-buddy-run/buddy-overstreet-forgive-me/episode/216143/summary.html|title=Buddy Overstreet, Forgive Me|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=May 8, 2021}}</ref>

In a typical episode, Buddy enters a new town to establish employment, and Mr. D arrives and forces Buddy into a narrow exit. In the ninth episode, Buddy is working as a welder in a factory when he tells a coworker Devere Enterprises has put a price on his head. The colleague double-crosses Buddy, and phones Mr. D's office long-distance.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tv.com/run-buddy-run/buddy-overstreet-forgive-me/episode/216143/summary.html|title=Buddy Overstreet, Forgive Me|publisher=tv.com|accessdate=May 8, 2021}}</ref>

Among guests on the series were Jack Albertson, Sid Melton, Burt Mustin, J. Pat O'Malley, Julie Sommers, and Vaughn Taylor.<ref name=tvparty/>

Among guests on the series were Jack Albertson (1907-1981), Sid Melton, Burt Mustin, J. Pat O'Malley, Julie Sommars, and Vaughn Taylor.<ref name=tvparty/>

In his production of the short-lived ''Run, Buddy, Run,'' Leonard B. Stern (1922-2011), the series creator, used many of the same technical persons behind his ''[[Get Smart (TV series)|Get Smart]]'' series on [[NBC]]. The program aired on Monday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern, sandwiched between the last season of ''Gilligan's Island'' starring Bob Denver and ''The Lucy Show'' with [[Lucille Ball]]. It failed to garner sufficient ratings and was dropped at midseason after sixteen episodes were produced.<ref name=tvparty/> Its competition was ''I Dream of Jeannie'' on NBC and the second half of ''The Iron Horse,'' an ABC [[Western]] about the [[railroad]].<ref>1966-1967 United States network television schedule.</ref>

In his production of the short-lived ''Run, Buddy, Run,'' Leonard B. Stern (1922-2011), the series creator, used many of the same technical persons behind his ''[[Get Smart (TV series)|Get Smart]]'' series on [[NBC]]. The program aired on Monday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern, sandwiched between the last season of ''Gilligan's Island'' starring Bob Denver and ''The Lucy Show'' with [[Lucille Ball]]. It failed to garner sufficient ratings and was dropped at midseason after sixteen episodes were produced.<ref name=tvparty/> Its competition was ''I Dream of Jeannie'' on NBC and the second half of ''The Iron Horse,'' an ABC [[Western]] about the [[railroad]].<ref>1966-1967 United States network television schedule.</ref>