Actor Billy Gray is best known for his role as James “Bud” Anderson Jr.
in the television sitcom Father Knows Best. The show ran from October 3,
1954 till May 23, 1960. It began on NBC-TV and concluded on CBS-TV.
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Billy still looks great ! I watch him “Bud” everyday on retro tv!
Happy Birthday..Still looking good..Always Bud..We still watch the show everyday on Antenna TV.
My favorite show when i was a kid. Been a fan of billy gray since i first saw him playing wesley in a movie with doris day and gordon macrae
Always enjoyed your roll in fathers knows best,When di u end your acting career
R u in touch at all with anone associated with the show?
Hi Billy , I watch FKB everyday so warm and loving.. I am so amazed at your agility in the show.. You were unreal jumping thru the split door in the kitchen and so much more,, You really were in great shape and still are! You look greatttttt.. and one terrific actor..
email me if you can nyrooster@aol.com.. Im 60 now was a kid when your shows were on ..My cousin is best friends with Paul Peterson and involved in “A Minor Consideration” Lots of good work done there! Take Care and hope to hear from you Billy! Thanks for the memories…Gin
Hey Billy. You look great kid! I watch Father Knows Best all the time. You were fun to watch. I also like your roles when you were a kid in movies. I wish you much love and many more years of good health!
Thank you for still bringing laughter to my 93 year old mom and to 63 year old me. Love your inventive mind!
Hey, Billy, loved watching you, and still do all the re-runs, never get tired of them. You look great Billy, would be great if you ever decide to come to Newnan, Georgia, I have overian cancer, but it wouldn’t stop me at all to give you a big ole hug, thanks for the memories
Joanie
glad to see ur still around
watch the show all the time on antennta TV in nyc
Thank you Billy, been following you since you played with Doris Day and Gordon you made my head spin. Father knows best, boy could you jump and tumble. Not forget The Day The Earth Stood Still…What a movie. God Bless you Billy for all the joy you put in so many lives..
was 7 when FKB came on tv. In a way my generation grew up with a lot of tv family shows. The 1 episode that stirs in my mind is when Bud brings home a friend who unknown to him, was homeless. In the end it turned out as best the 50s could make it. As far as payments being deprived for their work 60+ years ago is a tragedy & I think this is what drove them to unfortunate circumstantces. Finally the girl who played Zelda in Dobie Gillis is a real person that turned acting as a way for her super career.
Hi, watching Fathers Knows Best right know. You were always my favorite! I had a big crush on you, you still look great!
still have a crush on you 🙂
always loved your style!!… one cool dude … even now!!
I still like to watch reruns of Father Knows Best on antenna TV. Billy Gray still looks good!
I love Billy’s acting on Father Knows Best and still watch. I just wish Billy felt better about the show. I think it strove to always leave a moral of honesty, integrity, self discipline and family love
I’m sorry I didn’t see this sooner! Love you Billy Gray! My 10 y/o GD has taking a liking to Bud On FKB – she thinks you are cute & charming! 🙂
Billy;
Thankyou for still being involved You bring back such fond memories, You were the real American boy! Hang in there
FKB is one of my favorite shows of all time. I know Bill thinks it wasn’t true to the way life really was,but I for one watch TV to escape the real world somewhat. The show still shows a lot about how that era was,,just not the worst parts of it. And I bet in quite a few places (like the small town I grew up in) life was very similar to the show.