Stanley Ralph Ross (July 22 1937, New York City - March 16 2000) started his career in advertising, however soon went to work as a writer and actor on various television shows, most notably cult-classics such as the 1960s Batman series starring Adam West and also The Monkees.

Spent several years in advertising, first writing for show business was the Beach Party Movies, then moved on to write every 4th episode of "Batman", multiple episodes for "The Monkees", "The Man From UNCLE", "All In The Family", "Colombo", "Banacek", "KIDS Incorporated". Began creating and/or developing shows for TV including "Wonder Woman", "That's My Mama", "The Electric Company", "The Monster Squad", "The Challenge Of The Sexes", "The Kallikaks", "Where In The World Is Carmen Dan Diego", also many TV movies including "Coffee, Tea Or Me?", "Gold Of The Amazon Women", "Three On A Date", "For The Love Of It", "Sky Heist", many others. Acted as a regular in "Falcon Crest", "Superior Court", "Family Medical Center", about 60 shows all together. More than 1000 commercials as a vice and was a regular voice on such cartoons as "Red Planet Mars", "Superman", "Superfriends", Challenge Of The Superfriends", "G.I. Joe", "Richie Rich", and many more. Ph.D and teacher at USC Film School (Comedy) Married with three children.