Here are tiers from the first issue of the military-school sitcom McKeever and the Colonel—one I somehow never encountered, as much TV as I watched in the Sixties. The obvious signals for a Segall script are "O-oo" or "O-ooo" and captions along the lines of: It seems he's done this... From a quick look again just now, I don't think those happen to appear in either of his credited dialogue jobs at DC; I had to pick them up once I worked backward to Dell from those Creeper and Inferior Five stories.
Where I show only one issue out of a run, others have written the other Issues. Andy Griffith 1 and 2 are Four-Color 1252 and 1341. Tony Tallarico lettered the stories he inked here.
WRITTEN BY DON SEGALL
Andy Griffith
| Jan-Mar/62 | #1 | Opie's Secret | a: Henry Scarpelli |
| Apr-June/ | #2 | Undercover Man | a: Scarpelli |
Beany and Cecil
| Feb-Apr/62 | #1 | Old Paint | a: ?—same throughout #1 |
| Table Manners | a: ? | ||
| Security Leak | a: ? | ||
| Beany Uses His Head... | a: ? | ||
| The Mess Maker | a: ? |
Calvin and the Colonel
| Apr-June/62 | #1 | The Dream House | a: ?—same as #2 |
| July-Sep/ | #2 | Money Is Everything | a: ? |
Car 54, Where Are You?
| Sep-Nov/63 | #7 | Memories | p: Bill Fraccio i: Tony Tallarico |
Car 54, Where Are You? backup: Tommy Trouble
| Sep-Nov/63 | #7 | The Delivery | p: Fraccio i: Tallarico |
Margie
| July-Sep/62 | #2 | Opening Night | a: Scarpelli |
McHale's Navy
| Aug-Oct/63 | #2 | Sea-ing Things | a: Scarpelli |
McKeeever and the Colonel
| Feb-Apr/63 | #1 | Split Personality | p: Fraccio i: Tallarico |
| May-July/ | #2 | Cleaning Up | p: Fraccio i: Tallarico |
| Aug-Oct/ | #3 | The Rugged Life | p: Fraccio i: Tallarico |
Movie Classic
| Oct-Dec/63 | The Mouse on the Moon | p: Fraccio i: Tallarico |
Segall very likely wrote all the inside-cover one-pagers for the issues here. The ones I can be certain of (It seems that Calvin has a problem...) are "Duty Calls" and "Going Down" on the inside front covers of Calvin and the Colonel 1 and 2, and Margie 2's "Finger Painting."

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