Charles S. Dubin

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/6067526002/

The above is an article about Charles S. Dubin, who directed 24 episodes of H50 and 14 of Kojak.

Kojak (TV Series) (14 episodes)
- May the Horse Be with You (1978)
- The Captain's Brother's Wife (1978)
- Kojak's Days: Part 2 (1977)
- Kojak's Days: Part 1 (1977)
- Black Thorn (1976)
- The Pride and the Princess (1976)
- Justice Deferred (1976)
- The Nicest Guys on the Block (1975)
- Out of the Frying Pan... (1975)
- Hush Now, Don't You Die (1974)
- Before the Devil Knows (1974)
- Deliver Us Some Evil (1974)
- Cop in a Cage (1974)
- Knockover (1973)

1968-1977 Hawaii Five-O (TV Series) (24 episodes)
- The Descent of the Torches (1977)
- Love Thy Neighbor, Take His Wife (1976)
- Loose Ends Get Hit (1976)
- The Case Against McGarrett (1975)
- Target? The Lady (1975)
- Presenting... in the Center Ring... Murder (1974)
- Welcome to Our Branch Office (1974)
- I'll Kill 'Em Again (1974)
- A Hawaiian Nightmare (1974)
- 30,000 Rooms and I Have the Key (1974) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- One Born Every Minute (1974) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Try to Die on Time (1973) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Anybody Can Build a Bomb (1973) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- The Finishing Touch (1973) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Draw Me a Killer (1973) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- The Diamond That Nobody Stole (1973) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- 'V' for Vashon: The Patriarch (1972) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- 'V' for Vashon: The Father (1972) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- 'V' for Vashon: The Son (1972) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Death Is a Company Policy (1972) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Two Doves and Mr. Heron (1971) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- Highest Castle, Deepest Grave (1971) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- And a Time to Die... (1970) ... (as Charles Dubin)
- The Ways of Love (1968) ... (as Charles Dubin)

Dubin didn’t direct Descent of the Torches, Douglas Green did. That IMDB error has been there for years. Someone needs to fix it. Dubin didn’t direct anymore Five-O’s after season 8.

I wonder why he directed KOJAK if he found it so violent and obscene. Wonder what he thought of FIVE-O. He directed so many of both shows. Guess he just did it for the money. So much for his moral objections.

As for MASH I never got into it and still can’t. Don’t care about it whatsoever.