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| - Alan Bergmann is an American actor and televison director, who appeared mainly in television series in the 1960s and 1970s, including two episodes of the sitcom, Hogan's Heroes. He would also direct such televison series as Private Benjamin, Barney Miller, Family Ties and Mr. Belvedere. Bergmann was born in New York City, New York.
- New York-born actor and television director Alan Bergmann directed seven episodes of the NBC-TV series Night Court. He would also direct such televison series as Private Benjamin, Barney Miller]], Family Tiesand Mr. Belvedere. Bergmann was born and raised in New York City.
- thumb|Alan Bergmann als Lal Alan Bergmann (* in New York City, New York, USA) ist ein US-amerikanischer Regisseur und Schauspieler. Er spielte Lal in der [[]]-Episode . Im deutschen Abspann zur Episode wird er fehlerhaft als Alan Bergman geführt. Darüber hinaus hatte Bergman in seiner über 30 Jahre währenden Karriere wenige Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen.
- Prior to this, Bergmann appeared on the television series The Nurses, starring fellow TOS guest actor Stephen Brooks. Bergmann also guest-starred in an episode of The Wild Wild West and an episode of The Big Valley, both of which also guest-starred Paul Comi. In 1967, Bergmann appeared with Paul Fix in an episode of The High Chaparral, a Western series which starred Henry Darrow. Later television appearances include guest spots on Bracken's World (co-starring with Booker Bradshaw and Madlyn Rhue), Mission: Impossible (with Leonard Nimoy, Sid Haig, Susan Howard, James B. Sikking, and Paul Sorenson), Search (with Malachi Throne), Mannix (with Leslie Parrish, Celeste Yarnall, and a two-parter with John Colicos), and Wonder Woman (with Harris Yulin).
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| - Prior to this, Bergmann appeared on the television series The Nurses, starring fellow TOS guest actor Stephen Brooks. Bergmann also guest-starred in an episode of The Wild Wild West and an episode of The Big Valley, both of which also guest-starred Paul Comi. In 1967, Bergmann appeared with Paul Fix in an episode of The High Chaparral, a Western series which starred Henry Darrow. Later television appearances include guest spots on Bracken's World (co-starring with Booker Bradshaw and Madlyn Rhue), Mission: Impossible (with Leonard Nimoy, Sid Haig, Susan Howard, James B. Sikking, and Paul Sorenson), Search (with Malachi Throne), Mannix (with Leslie Parrish, Celeste Yarnall, and a two-parter with John Colicos), and Wonder Woman (with Harris Yulin). Bergmann also has a few films to his credit, including 1964's Black Like Me with David Huddleston, the 1972 TV movie Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol with Brock Peters and John Hoyt, and 1997's Turbulence with Catherine Hicks.
- thumb|Alan Bergmann als Lal Alan Bergmann (* in New York City, New York, USA) ist ein US-amerikanischer Regisseur und Schauspieler. Er spielte Lal in der [[]]-Episode . Im deutschen Abspann zur Episode wird er fehlerhaft als Alan Bergman geführt. Darüber hinaus hatte Bergman in seiner über 30 Jahre währenden Karriere wenige Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. Neben Star Trek hatte er Gastauftritte in TV-Serien wie 12 O'Clock High (1966, u.a. mit Frank Overton und Phillip Pine), High Chaparral (1967, u.a. mit Henry Darrow, Don Eitner und Paul Fix), Bracken's World (1969, u.a. mit Madlyn Rhue, Booker Bradshaw, John Copage und Warren Stevens), Planet der Giganten (1969, u.a. mit Don Marshall), Der Chef (1970, u.a. mit Barbara Anderson), Mannix (1969/1970/1971/1972/1974, u.a. mit Celeste Yarnall, Leslie Parrish, Bart La Rue, Meg Foster, Kenneth Tobey und John Colicos), Kobra, übernehmen Sie (1970/1972, u.a. mit Leonard Nimoy, Nan Martin, Sid Haig, Susan Howard, James B. Sikking, Jack Donner und Paul Sorensen), Ein Käfig voller Helden (1971, u.a. mit Kenneth Washington), Dr. med. Marcus Welby (1973, u.a. mit Norman Stuart), Die Straßen von San Francisco (1973, u.a. mit Paul Fix) und FBI (1974, u.a. mit James Gregory, Bob Minor und Arch Whiting).
- Alan Bergmann is an American actor and televison director, who appeared mainly in television series in the 1960s and 1970s, including two episodes of the sitcom, Hogan's Heroes. He would also direct such televison series as Private Benjamin, Barney Miller, Family Ties and Mr. Belvedere. Bergmann was born in New York City, New York.
- New York-born actor and television director Alan Bergmann directed seven episodes of the NBC-TV series Night Court. He would also direct such televison series as Private Benjamin, Barney Miller]], Family Tiesand Mr. Belvedere. Bergmann was born and raised in New York City.
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