
Salty (1974-1975)
Clancy, the lead character is a successful Bahamian marine lawyer who decided to retire at home to his own marina on the island of New Providence after years of a successful practice in New York. Clancy is warm and understanding. He is the owner of Salty the sea lion. Taylor and his younger brother Tim, age twelve, arrive in the Bahamas to live at Clancy's marina after losing their parents in a Southern U.S. hurricane. Clancy has adopted the two and is giving Tim a home and Taylor a chance to work on preparations for a career in marine law. Taylor is played by Mark Slade. Tim is played by John Doran, Vincent Dale, plays his friend Rod, who lives on the same cove. All the characters work well together and with the sea lion.
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