We were watching 12 O' Clock High tonight and Sorrell guest starred. He was so young (35), he had a full head of hair! Khee! I couldn't find the episode online, but if anyone wants to dig, the title is "Faith, Hope, and Sergeant Aronson".

I haven't found the full episode yet, but

is on YouTube. It includes this picture of Sorrell at about 2:03.

So, watching Swamp Molly yesterday and we notice this HUGE mole on Boss's face. Now, I didn't notice it on any of the previous 5 epsiodes. And it surely isn't there in the later seasons. Is it something he "caught" on his way from Georgia to California? Has anyone else noticed? I'm gonna watch the next epsiode; which I think is "Luke Falls in Love".

Boss Hogg's mole was only a prop,it disappears by season 2 when the show became more child friendly and Sorrell and Jimmy became more comical

Am I right in saying that he didn't have it in the first five epsiodes? Or, since most of his scenes were outdoor shots -- did I just completely miss it?

As far as I remember (i haven't seen the first 5 in a while) he has the mole in the first 5 episodes.

I've never seen the TV 12 O 'Clock High, I do not like war. But the actor Sorrell Booke is fantastic.

I haven't found the full episode yet, but

is on YouTube. It includes this picture of Sorrell at about 2:03.

Holy bleep!!! No mistaken that that's him. Khee!

It was an excellent episode. His character had a crisis of faith after one of his friends dies, but later regains it. I won't post about the circumstances, don't want to spoil it for those of you who want to watch it. Very touching.

I finally managed to watch the whole episode of 'Faith, Hope, and Sergeant Aronson', and got some more screengrabs. It was certainly different seeing Sorrell with hair, but I'm sure he was already bald by this point, so it must have been a wig of some sort.

I've updated Sorrell's picture from the intro (a few posts back) with a larger version, so I thought I'd include the title screen.

Sorrell plays the Sergeant Aronson of the title, and finds himself in hospital struggling with his faith.

After his friend dies in the hospital he decides that life's too short to be moral, and heads off to town.

At the cinema he meets Ivy Wescott (Antoinette Bower). He's in the middle of trying to chat her up when she suddenly invites him back to her flat, hence his slightly bewildered expression. I briefly thought about hanging around my local cinema on a rainy afternoon, but quickly realized that I didn't have a uniform, and there isn't a war on in these parts!

Back at her flat he pours two large whiskeys before having another change of conscience. As he leaves, he falls on a broken stair and winds up back in the hospital.

At the hospital he has another heart-to-heart with Gen. Savage who's in the next bed waiting for a specialist surgeon to arrive and remove the shapnel from near his heart.

Like Mufn, I won't spoil the ending, but there's a few more changes of conscience still to go. I thought I'd finish with a picture of Sorrell smiling.