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| − | '''John Kneubuhl''' {{born|2|July|1920|died|20|February|1992}} was primarily a playwright, with many of his plays exploring his [[American]]/Somoan heritage. As a [[television]] writer he is best known for his many scripts for [[western]] program ''The Wild Wild West'', for which he created the memorable villain Dr. Miguelito Loveless, portrayed by |
+ | '''John Kneubuhl''' {{born|2|July|1920|died|20|February|1992}} was primarily a playwright, with many of his plays exploring his [[American]]/Somoan heritage. As a [[television]] writer he is best known for his many scripts for [[western]] program ''The Wild Wild West'', for which he created the memorable villain [[doctor|Dr.]] Miguelito Loveless, portrayed by ''[[Star Trek]]'' guest Michael Dunn. Kneubuhl is also credited with writing the script for the ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|Original Series]]'' epsiode "[[Bread and Circuses]]". |
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Template:Realworld John Kneubuhl (2 July 1920 – 20 February 1992; age 71) was primarily a playwright, with many of his plays exploring his American/Somoan heritage. As a television writer he is best known for his many scripts for western program The Wild Wild West, for which he created the memorable villain Dr. Miguelito Loveless, portrayed by Star Trek guest Michael Dunn. Kneubuhl is also credited with writing the script for the Original Series epsiode "Bread and Circuses".
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