Daniel Southworth in "Demon Hunter" (2005)

Daniel Southworth (Eric, Time Force) appears in this Independent film about a half-breed demon hunter (played by Sean Patrick Flanery) who is on the hunt for a demon who is attempting to impregnate mortal women to create his demon spawn. Southworth is credited as "Guard #1" in the film. He is the lead bodyguard for a rich widow who falls under the spell of the demon and orders her men to kill the demon hunter. Although his character is unnamed, he has several lines and a short fight scene with Flanery's character.

"Demon Hunter" is available on DVD


Previous Daniel Southworth posts

• Daniel Southworth in "Lethal"
• Daniel Southworth in "The Salena Incident"
• Daniel Southworth in "House of the Dead 2: Dead Aim"
• Daniel Southworth in "Ghost Rock"
• Daniel Southworth in "Stone & Ed"

Michael Copon on "Greek" (2008)

A long-haired Michael Copon (Lucas, Time Force) made a major guest appearance on the ABCFamily original series "Greek." Copon appeared as Shane in the show's eighteenth episode titled "Mr. Purr-fect." The sorority sisters use their talents to prepare several fraternities for the Mr. Purr-fect pageant. Copon's character not only wins the competition but he flirts heavily with his "coach" Casey (series regular Spencer Grammer). Her ex-boyfriend, however steps in to pay off Shane to stay away from Casey and Shane happily obliges. A reappearance from Copon on the series, therefore, is doubtful.

"Greek" currently airs on ABCFamily

Previous Michael Copon Television posts

• Michael Copon on "Beyond the Break"
• Michael Copon on "Scrubs"
• Michael Copon on "Reno 911!"
• Michael Copon on "One Tree Hill"
• Michael Copon on "One Tree Hill" - 6

Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 3 (2006)

Jason Smith (Casey, Jungle Fury) continued his starring role on the Australian soap opera "Home and Away." Episode #4146 was a major milestone for his character, Robbie Hunter. Robbie & Tasha celebrate their engagement, but as they prepare for their party, they decide not to have much of an engagement at all. The two stun their family and friends when they get married at their engagement party. As they share a dance, the newly-married couple's happiness hits a snag as Tasha faints. The episode ends with her learning that she's pregnant...and not by her new husband. Smith obviously appears in most of the episode. A full zip of his screencaps is available for download below.

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"Home and Away" currently airs on Seven Network (Australia)


Previous Jason Smith posts

• Jason Smith on "Home and Away"
• Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 2

Ilia Volok on "Firefly" (2002)

Ilia Volok (Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) appears in one scene of the fifth episode of the popular science fiction series "Firefly." In the episode "Out of Gas," the ship Serenity's life support fails, causing the crew to evacuate. With the loss of his crew, Captain Mal (Nathan Fillion) remembers how he met each of them. Volok appears in his flashback to meeting Jayne Cobb (series regular Adam Baldwin). Volok portrays Marco, Cobb's last boss. Mal convinces Cobb to turn against Marco and he's shot in the leg. While Volok appears in only once scene of the episode, he has several lines.

"Firefly" is available on DVD


Previous Ilia Volok posts

• Ilia Volok in "U Turn"
• Ilia Volok on "Burn Notice"
• Ilia Volok on "Las Vegas"
• Ilia Volok on "Six Feet Under"
• Ilia Volok in "Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies"

Jim Gray in "The Arrangement" (1999)

Former Alien Ranger Jim Gray (Tideus, MMPR) made a very brief appearance in the 1999 Canadian film "The Arrangement." He played the role of Riker and appeared in the very first scene of the film as a drug dealer making a deal which turns deadly for all five men involved. Gray had no lines in the film and even his name comes only from the closing credits. It's a "blink and you'll miss it" role but he is the second actor to appear on screen if you watch closely. Gray is the last of the five Aquitian Ranger actors to be featured on the blog. The film stars Lori Petty and Michael Ironside.

"The Arrangement" is available on DVD under the title "Blood Money"


Previous Mighty Morphin' Alien Ranger posts

• David Bacon in "True Friends"
• Karim Prince on "Resurrection Blvd."
• Rajia Baroudi in "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement"
• Alan Palmer on "Xena: Warrior Princess"

Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" (1999) - 10

Episode #10 of "The Tribe" found things coming to a head between Lex, Amber and Bray, leading to the decision that a formal leader for the tribe should be named. Amber, played by Beth Allen (Vella, Overdrive) wants Bray to fight for the job, but he knows that he isn't the right fit, given his commitments to taking care of Trudy. Amber hopes that Bray will begin to see the mall as home. Bray, played by Dwayne Cameron (Tyzonn, Overdrive) spends his time trying to make sure that Amber gets the votes as tribe leader when she steps up against Lex. Bray feels that Amber is the right person to lead the tribe. Meanwhile, Trudy, played by Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force) gets even more jealous of the developing relationship between Bray and Salene. She takes her anger out on Amber after Bray suggests Trudy vote for her. In the end, Amber loses the vote and leadership of the tribe to Lex, which she planned to lose anyway to make future leadership possible when Lex tired of the job.



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Season 1 of "The Tribe" is available on DVD


Previous Dwayne Cameron posts

• Dwayne Cameron on "A Twist in the Tale"
• Dwayne Cameron in "The Locals"
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe"
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 2
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 3

Previous Antonia Prebble posts

• Antonia Prebble on "Outrageous Fortune"
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 4
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 5
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 6

Previous Beth Allen posts

• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 7
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 8
• Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" - 9

Jamie Croft on "The Lost World" (2000)

Jamie Croft (Fred Kelman, MMPR: The Movie) appeared on the syndicated science fiction series "The Lost World" during its second season. Croft portrayed Rob Dillon in the episode "Tourist Season." The series followed a group of explorers who discover a hidden land where dinosaurs still exist. They get trapped there and struggle to find their way home. In this episode, a mysterious storm brings a family from the present time into their world, as the family is vacationing on a helicopter. A tribal group in the Lost World believes the helicopter to be a gift from their god and they kidnap Rob to trade for the vehicle, which is the Dillon family's only way to get home. A full zip of Croft's screencaps is available below.

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Season 2 of "The Lost World" is available on DVD


Previous Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie posts

• Jason David Frank in "Junior Defenders"
• Gabrielle Fitzpatrick on "24"
• Paul Freeman in "Hot Fuzz"
• Karan Ashley on "The Steve Harvey Show"
• Amy Jo Johnson on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class"

Phillip Jeanmarie on "Passions" - 4 (2008)

Phillip Jeanmarie (Max, Wild Force) continued his role on the daytime drama series "Passions" where he plays the villainous Vincent. Since the last time the blog checked in with Vincent, there were surprising developments, like the fact that his character turned out to be half-man and half-woman. Vincent also apparently became pregnant by his father and by April he was masquerading as a female nurse so that he could taunt his mother into botching his father's "delicate" surgery. (No, I'm not making any of that up.) Jeanmarie appears in several scenes of the April 16th episode of the soap opera. "Passions" was recently cancelled and production on the series has already ended.

"Passions" airs on DirecTV


Previous Phillip Jeanmarie posts

• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Passions"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Passions" - 2
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Passions" - 3
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Crossing Jordan"

Kevin Duhaney in "How She Move" (2007)

Former Blue Ranger Kevin Duhaney (Ethan, Dino Thunder) played a supporting role in the dance film "How She Move." Duhaney stars as Ernest Charles a.k.a. EC, a talented member of a high school step group with their eyes on making big money for their moves. But, when the group's leader decides to add his new love (and extremely talented dancer) to the group, EC takes offense. He dumps the group and joins a rival team, who (of course) eventually lose to his former friends. Duhaney appears in several scenes of the film and even participates in several dance sequences. The movie was filmed in Duhaney's native country of Canada. A full zip of his screenaps is available below.

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"How She Move" is available on DVD


Previous Kevin Duhaney posts

• Kevin Duhaney in "Honey"
• Kevin Duhaney in "Four Brothers"
• Kevin Duhaney in "Animal 2"
• Kevin Duhaney in "Treed Murray"
• Kevin Duhaney in "Half Baked"

Monica Louwerens on "The Invisible Man" (2001)

Monica Louwerens (Miss Fairweather, Lightspeed) made a small appearance on the short-lived 2001 science fiction series "The Invisible Man." Louwerens was credited as "Receptionist," which describes exactly what her role was in the episode titled "The Lesser Evil." Louwerens works at the front desk of the mysterious Cerebrus building. She appeared in two scenes with very few lines, opposite the series star Vincent Ventresca.

Season 1 of "The Invisible Man" is available on DVD


Previous Monica Louwerens posts

• Monica Louwerens on "The Closer"
• Monica Louwerens on "Heroes"
• Monica Louwerens in "Neverland"

Brad Hawkins & Richard Lee Jackson in "Hope Ranch" (2004)

PR voice actor Brad Hawkins (voice of Trey, Zeo) played a supporting role in the 2004 television movie "Hope Ranch," which tells the story of a young juvenile offender named Keith who finds a real family when he's sent to work on a ranch as part of his rehabilitation. Hawkins portrays Keith's trouble-making older brother Ajax who gets him caught by the police in the first place. After learning that the ranch keeps drugs for the horses, Ajax tries to get his brother to help him with a heist to pay off his debts. Ultimately Keith refuses and Ajax's bosses come with him, finding resistance from the ranch's staff and Keith who finally turns on his brother. Also starring in the film is Mighty Morphin' guest star Richard Lee Jackson (Jeremy, MMPR) who plays Booker, another juvenile delinquent who arrives at the ranch with Keith and also turns over a new leaf, despite resisting the experience at first. Both actors appear in several scenes. Full zip files for both Hawkins and Jackson are available to download.


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"Hope Ranch" is available on DVD


Previous Brad Hawkins posts

• Brad Hawkins in "Shredder"
• Brad Hawkins on "Prison Break"

Previous Richard Lee Jackson posts

• Richard Lee Jackson on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class"
• Richard Lee Jackson on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class" - 2
• Richard Lee Jackson on "Saved by the Bell: The New Class" - 3

Keith Robinson on "Canterbury's Law" - 3 (2008)

Keith Robinson (Joel, Lightspeed) continued his starring role on the FOX legal drama "Canterbury's Law" into the show's third episode titled "What Goes Around." In the episode, Chester goes to his politician father, Miles Grant (played by Keith David) in hopes of garnering help for his boss Liz Canterbury in the wake of jury tampering allegations. His father, instead wants to help him get a much better job at another law firm, which Chester resists. "Canterbury's Law" recently completed its six-episode run. Robinson appeared in several scenes of the episode and a full zip of his screencaps is available below.

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Previous Keith Robinson posts

• Keith Robinson on "Canterbury's Law"
• Keith Robinson on "Canterbury's Law" - 2
• Keith Robinson in "Mimic 3: Sentinel"
• Keith Robinson in "Fat Albert"
• Keith Robinson in "Dreamgirls"

Michelle Langstone & Adam Tuominen on "McLeod's Daughters" (2006)

Hot off the heels of her Power Rangers stint, Michelle Langstone (Kat, SPD) joined the cast of the long-running Aussie drama "McLeod's Daughters." Langstone portrayed Fiona Webb, a recurring character in Season 6 who arrives in town as the surprise fiancée of main character Alex Ryan, who stuns his friends and family, putting her instantly on his father's bad side. She made her first appearance in the first episode of season six titled "Lost and Found." The episode also featured former Ranger Adam Tuominen (Hunter, Ninja Storm), who played the role of John Nostier, a man who is transporting one of Alex's father's horses. When he gets into an accident, the horse gets away leading everyone to search for it while John is injured and in a panic over his job. Tuominen is the last of the six Ninja Storm Rangers to appear on the blog. A full zip of Michelle Langstone's screencaps is available for download below.

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Previous Michelle Langstone posts

• Michelle Langstone on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Michelle Langstone in "Superfire"

Previous Ninja Storm Ranger posts

• Pua Magasiva in "The Other Side of Heaven"
• Sally Martin in "Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior"
• Jorgito Vargas Jr. in "Max Havoc: Ring of Fire"
• Glenn McMillan in "Sally Marshall is Not an Alien"
• Jason Chan in "Candy"

David de Lautour on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2 (1999)

David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) made his second appearance on "Xena: Warrior Princess" roughly three years after his first during season one. Given his noticeable aging, de Lautour was able to play a completely different character in the season five episode "Fallen Angel." This time around he appears as the angel Lief, who greets Gabrielle and Xena upon their arrival in the afterlife. He carries Gabrielle off, only to be attacked, leading to her descent into the demonic hands of Callisto. Lief blames himself for losing Gabrielle but his mistake is eventually rectified after Xena leads the charge to rescue her best friend. Lief is at Gabrielle's side when she is crowned an archangel, shortly before being returned to the land of the living with Xena. David was the first in a long line of PR guest st