Donny Osmond may have been the first 'boy' I loved (I visited a friend, saw his posters and within days there wasn't a square centimetre of bare wall in my bedroom), but Trampas, from The Virginian, was the first 'man' I had a crush on.
The Virginian was the handsome one, a more sophisticated breed of cowboy altogether, but his sidekick in the series that ran for eight years, was the nice guy and the one for me.
It was decades ago and Doug McClure did much else before his untimely death two years ago from lung cancer but, in my family home, he is still referred to as Trampas.
Of course, when we see him these days it is in the fantasy B-movies that, when they were made, were colourful escapes but now, in the era of Jurassic Park technology, are painfully embarrassing to watch.
There's nothing new in Warlords Of Atlantis (World, 9.30pm) - a new world is discovered, a member of the party imprisoned, a rescue attempted and a final escape made as the lost world is about to be destroyed - so you'll have to be a fan of the genre to see much in it.
The movie features a giant octopus which, as guardian of the entrance to Atlantis, has snatched from the sea a series of boatloads of sailors and their families to turn into slaves to help repair and protect the underwater city.