Vernon Wells in "Green Street Hooligans 2" (2009)

Vernon Wells (Ransik, Time Force) plays a supporting role in the film "Green Street Hooligans 2." The sequel finds members of the soccer team from the first film in prison, along with members of a rival team, leading to many violent encounters in the UK prison. Vernon Wells stars as the Governor who oversees the facility. When they receive an influx of new prisoners, he's forced to release some who would not be a danger to society. The two officers in charge have opposing views of who should be released. The honorable guard Arthur Mason favors the Green Street trio while his corrupt superior Veronica Mavis suggests their dangerous rivals be released. In the end, the Governor decides to hold a soccer match between the two sides to determine who will be released. Of course, the heroes are victorious and Mavis' corruption is finally exposed. The Governor has her arrested.











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"Green Street Hooligans 2" is available on DVD


Previous Vernon Wells posts

• Vernon Wells in "Curse of the Forty-Niner"
• Vernon Wells in "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
• Vernon Wells in "Beneath Loch Ness"
• Vernon Wells in "Commando"
• Vernon Wells in "The Shrimp on the Barbie"

Melanie Vallejo on "Packed to the Rafters" - 5 (2009)

Melanie Vallejo (Madison, Mystic Force) recently reprised her role as Kat Ripley on the Aussie drama "Packed to the Rafters." When Kat was last seen she had slept with Ben Rafter, ruining his relationship with his girlfriend Melissa. Kat then burglarized their house and disappeared. Fast forward several months to the new episode titled "A Small, Traditional Affair..." and Ben & Melissa are preparing for their wedding. Ben's male family & friends attend his bachelor party where he's blindfolded for the stripper. When she removes his blindfold, Ben sees it's Kat. Both are stunned to see the other and Kat flees immediately. Ben follows her outside to confront her about the theft, but Kat turns the tables on Ben, telling him that he has no idea how hard life can be thanks to his perfect existence. When she learns he's marrying Melissa, she gets even more upset, calling Ben's life "safe" and promises that it will be ultimately unfulfilling. A full zip of Melanie Vallejo's screencaps is available to download below.










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Season 2 of "Packed to the Rafters" currently airs in Australia


Previous "Packed to the Rafters" posts

• Melanie Vallejo on "Packed to the Rafters"
• Melanie Vallejo on "Packed to the Rafters" - 2
• Melanie Vallejo on "Packed to the Rafters" - 3
• Melanie Vallejo on "Packed to the Rafters" - 4
• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters"

Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop" - 3 (2009)

Phillip Jeanmarie (Max, Wild Force) continued his starring role in the web series "Workshop" in the third episode titled "Drink My Sunkist." Jeanmarie's character Adam Saltair finds himself annoyed once again that in the acting workshop, he's given a gay character to portray. His committed performance draws humor from the other actors and his friends who joke about his annoyance. Adam and the others are also curious about Kaitlyn's absence in the workshop, given that she booked a background role for a television show. What they don't know is that Kaitlyn is having a horrifying time when a strange man comes onto her, after revealing the nasty medical ailments he's suffering from.










Episode 3 of "Workshop" is available on youtube


Previous Phillip Jeanmarie posts

• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop" - 2
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Crossing Jordan"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "ER"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Cold Case"

Brandon Jay McLaren on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2009)

Brandon Jay McLaren (Jack, SPD) appeared on the latest episode of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" playing Anthony Samuels an unorthodox pimp. McLaren appeared throughout the episode titled "The Lost Girls," which has the CSI crew investigating the death of a suspected prostitute, whom they later discover was actually an amateur weather girl. The investigation leads them to Samuels and his mother (a former prostitute). Anthony denies killing the woman and it's later discovered that his girlfriend (and primary prostitute) murdered the girl after hearing Anthony make promises to her that they would be together after the duo recruiter the weather girl off the street and forced her into prostitution. The episode also wraps up the story arc of another missing girl which began on "CSI: Miami" earlier in the week. The missing pregnant girl also has ties to Anthony and when her DNA is found in his house with a pool of blood, they believe he may have killed her but it's later revealed that he beat her, causing a miscarriage. She is later discovered alive. A full zip of McLaren's screencaps is available below.












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Season 10 of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" currently airs on CBS


Previous Brandon Jay McLaren Television posts

• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Kyle XY"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Blade: The Series"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Reunion"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "The Best Years"

Nathaniel Lees, Michael Hurst & Paolo Rotondo in "Young Hercules" (1998)

Not to be confused with the television series with the same name, "Young Hercules" is a prequel film to the hit action adventure series "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys." As such, it features many of the same actors from that series. The development of the "Young Hercules" series would later employ many of these actors as well. Nathaniel Lees (Master Mao, Jungle Fury) has played the role of Cheiron the Centaur in all three incarnations. Here, we see a young Hercules arrive for the first time at the warrior academy run by Cheiron so that he can hone his skills and become a better hero. While there, Hercules befriends his future comrades Iolaus and Jason, the Prince of Corinth. Also attending the academy is Enya, a young warrior portrayed by Mystic Force voice actor Paolo Rotondo (voice of Snow Prince, Mystic Force). When the teens go on a hunt for the Golden Fleece to cure Jason's ill father, Enya is part of the ship's crew. However, Hercules' evil half-brother Ares interferes along the way, causing many of the young crew to be killed, including Enya who is thrown overboard. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" star Michael Hurst (voice of Vexacus, Ninja Storm) has a cameo early in the film, playing a disfigured jewel vendor who interacts with the young Iolaus (the character Hurst played on "Hercules"). When Iolaus fakes his death to steal from the Jeweler, he is duped. Given his large role, a full zip of Nathaniel Lees' screencaps is available below.

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"Young Hercules" is available on DVD


Previous Nathaniel Lees posts

• Nathaniel Lees on "Young Hercules"
• Nathaniel Lees on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• Nathaniel Lees in "Hercules and the Lost Kingdom"
• Nathaniel Lees on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Nathaniel Lees & Michael Hurst on "Legend of the Seeker"

Previous Michael Hurst posts

• Michael Hurst in "Hercules and the Amazon Women"
• Michael Hurst on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" - 2
• Michael Hurst on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" - 3
• Michael Hurst on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" - 4
• Michael Hurst on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" - 5

Ari Boyland, Dwayne Cameron, Kelson Henderson & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (2001)

Episode #42 of "The Tribe's" third series/season finds the Mallrats still in turmoil thanks to the abduction of Amber and Trudy, who haven't been seen by anyone since, except for Alice's boyfriend Ned who was revealed as the kidnapper who wants only for the Mallrats to give up the villainous Guardian so he can be punished. Meanwhile The Guardian is faking his insanity to plan his escape. Ari Boyland (Flynn, RPM) continues his starring role as KC, who has gained a name for himself as a master trader. In possession of The Guardian's ring, KC looks to sell it to get something to impress May who he has a crush on. This leads him to a local hangout where he stumbles upon a drunken Bray, played by Dwayne Cameron (Tyzonn, Overdrive). Bray abandoned the tribe, thinking he would never see Amber or his unborn baby again. His drunken behavior almost gets both of them kicked out before KC can meet his contact to trade the ring. That contact is known as Pony Joe and is portrayed by Kelson Henderson (Phineas, Mystic Force). Pony Joe wants the ring badly but only offers KC a horse in exchange. KC is reluctant to take it until he realizes Pony Joe won't take no for an answer. KC gives up the ring and takes the horse back to the mall. Later, Bray is kicked out of the joint for causing too much trouble and walks right into the hands of the Mosquitos led by Moz, played by Miriama Smith (Elsa, Dino Thunder) who appears only briefly. Still looking for revenge, Moz appears ready to take it out on Bray as the episode ends.

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Series 3 of "The Tribe" is available on DVD (Non-U.S.)


Previous Ari Boyland & Dwayne Cameron posts

• Ari Boyland & Dwayne Cameron on "The Tribe" (Series 1)
• Ari Boyland & Dwayne Cameron on "The Tribe" (Series 3)
• Dwayne Cameron in "The Locals"
• Dwayne Cameron on "A Twist in the Tale"

Previous Kelson Henderson posts

• Kelson Henderson on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Kelson Henderson in "Labou"
• Kelson Henderson in "Kidnapped"
• Kelson Henderson in "Battle Planet"
• Kelson Henderson in "Maiden Voyage"

Previous Miriama Smith posts

• Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3)
• Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 2
• Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 3
• Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 4
• Miriama Smith on "Xena: Warrior Princess"

Sean Cw Johnson on "JAG" (2004)

Former Red Ranger Sean Cw Johnson (Carter, Lightspeed) appeared on the hit legal drama "JAG" during the show's final season. Johnson played Private First Class Harry Cartwright in the episode "Coming Home." The episode centers around a young soldier, Joseph Smithfield who is killed due to faulty armor during an ambush in Iraq. Lead character Commander Harm Rabb (series star David James Elliott) learns of the case and helps the soldier's mother through her grief and dealing with the media. He contacts some of Joseph's comrades so they can attend his funeral services. Johnson's character was one of those comrades. He gives his condolences to Joseph's mother upon his arrival at her home. He later attends the soldier's funeral to honor his commitment to the military and his sacrifice. Johnson is the third PR alum featured on the blog for appearing on "JAG" after Vernon Wells and Ilia Volok.












Season 9 of "JAG" is available on DVD


Previous Sean Cw Johnson posts

• Sean Cw Johnson on "CSI: Miami"
• Sean Cw Johnson on "Las Vegas"
• Sean Cw Johnson on "Dawson's Creek"
• Sean Cw Johnson on "7th Heaven"
• Sean Cw Johnson in "My Little Eye"

Erin Cahill on "The Mentalist" (2009)

Erin Cahill (Jen, Time Force) appeared on last week's new episode of "The Mentalist" in the sixth episode of the second season titled "Black Gold and Red Blood." Cahill guest starred as Donna Hines, whose husband is found murdered at the start of the episode. Donna & her father (and their spouses) are in the midst of a windfall thanks to oil found on their family land. This leads the show's investigators to believe that Donna's husband may have been killed by someone in the family to prevent him from getting a piece of the cash since he & Donna were having marital problems. Donna of course denies any role in her husband's death. In the end, it's discovered that her father's much-younger wife, Sandrine was having an affair with Donna's husband and killed him after he told her he planned to tell their spouses everything so he could move on with Donna. Expert investigator Patrick Jane (series star Simon Baker) announces his suspicions the day of the funeral, even though he's on the run for escaping from prison. A full zip of Cahill's screencaps is available to download below.










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Season 2 of "The Mentalist" currently airs on CBS


Previous Erin Cahill 2009 Appearances posts

• Erin Cahill on "NCIS"
• Erin Cahill on "Grey's Anatomy"
• Erin Cahill on "Monk"
• Erin Cahill on "Saving Grace"
• Erin Cahill on "General Hospital"

James Gaylyn & Craig Horner on "Legend of the Seeker" (2009)

The action-adventure series "Legend of the Seeker" returned to television for its second season and wasted no time rolling out the Power Rangers guest stars. RPM's James Gaylyn (Colonel Truman, RPM) appears in the episode "Marked," as Commander Trimack the head of a battalion of D'Haran soldiers who pledge their allegiance to The Seeker, Richard in the wake of Darken Rahl's death at Richard's hands. When Trimack announces Richard as the new Lord Rahl, The Seeker and his comrades are confused. Trimack reveals that Richard & the villainous Rahl shared the same father. Although Richard is reluctant to accept his brother's power, he does order the troops to help him track down a creature that has escaped the Underworld, where Darken Rahl is still plotting his revenge. Trimack is killed in the search by villagers who are unaware that the soldiers are helping The Seeker. Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) continues in his role as Darken Rahl, despite his character's death. Rahl awakens in the Underworld and answers to his own master, the ultimate evil. Rahl's spirit returns to the land of the living with hopes of destroying those who killed him, starting with the Mord'Sith Cara who betrayed him and helped The Seeker. He orders another loyal Mord'Sith Triana (guest star Charisma Carpenter) to kill Cara but she is unsuccessful. Rahl appears again in Richard's dream, leaving him with the mark of his master, the Keeper of the Underworld. This episode was directed by veteran PR director Mark Beesley. Full zip files of screencaps for both Gaylyn & Parker are available to download below the preview pics.

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Previous James Gaylyn posts

• James Gaylyn on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• James Gaylyn on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• James Gaylyn on "Young Hercules"
• James Gaylyn in "The World's Fastest Indian"
• James Gaylyn in "In Her Line of Fire"

Previous Craig Parker posts

• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker" - 2
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker" - 3
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker" - 6
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker" - 8

Alex Borstein in "Good Night, and Good Luck" (2005)

Zeo's Alex Borstein (voice of Queen Machina, Zeo) played a supporting role in the 2005 Academy Award-nominated historical drama "Good Night, and Good Luck." In the film, Borstein portrays Natalie, an employee of CBS in the 1950's when broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow stood up to the fear tactics employed by Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy as the threat of Communism was on the rise. McCarthy set out to expose any individual he felt was tied to the Communist threat, whether they were guilty or innocent, creating an atmosphere of paranoia in the United States. Murrow set out to shed some light on McCarthy's political bullying and expose his motives. Borstein's character is the secretary of Murrow's producer Fred Friendly, who is played by George Clooney, who also wrote and directed the film. Borstein appears in several scenes throughout the movie.








"Good Night, and Good Luck" is available on DVD


Previous Alex Borstein posts

• Alex Borstein in "The Lookout"
• Alex Borstein in "Catwoman"
• Alex Borstein in "Coyote Ugly"
• Alex Borstein on "Friends"

Antonia Prebble & Pua Magasiva on "Outrageous Fortune" (2009)

Pua Magasiva's (Shane, Ninja Storm) second appearance on the hit New Zealand drama "Outrageous Fortune" came in the fifteenth episode of Season 5 titled "Mine Own Room." As in the previous episode, Magasiva's character Isaac Anesi appears briefly at the side of his new business colleague Jethro West. The two men exit a club. Outside, they find Deleesha, the sister of Jethro's mom's boyfriend, Wayne. The teenager is trying to get into the club but Jethro refuses to help her and takes her home instead, despite his rift with his mother. Deleesha meets Isaac in the process and takes an instant interest in him. Back at the West home, things have gotten crowded with Deleesha's arrival, which has everyone unhappy, including Loretta, played by Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force). When she & her older sister Pascalle learn that one of them will have to share a room with Deleesha, their feud is once again ignited. Loretta encourages creepy Aaron Spiller to seek Pascalle's heart knowing that she's repulsed by him. In the end, Loretta is moved into the basement where she can live and run her business in peace and Deleesha gets her room. Given her starring role on the series, a full zip of Antonia Prebble's screencaps are available to download.

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Previous Antonia Prebble posts

• Antonia Prebble on "Outrageous Fortune"
• Antonia Prebble on "The Tribe" (Series 1)
• Antonia Prebble on "The Tribe" (Series 3)

Previous Pua Magasiva posts

• Antonia Prebble & Pua Magasiva on "Outrageous Fortune"
• Pua Magasiva in "Sione's Wedding"
• Pua Magasiva in "The Other Side of Heaven"
• Pua Magasiva in "30 Days of Night"
• Pua Magasiva in "Uso" (Short Film)

Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island" - 7 (2009)

Brandon Jay McLaren (Jack, SPD) continued his role on the horror mystery "Harper's Island," in the seventh episode titled "Thrack, Splack, Sizzle." As the murders on the island become more obvious to the wedding guests, panic begins to set in. While they prepare to leave the island, everyone is held for questioning by the sheriff, including McLaren's character of Danny. On top of the investigation into the murders, Danny and his best friend Sully are still worried about their pal Booth who never returned from going to hide the sack of money the guys found episodes earlier. They have no idea that Booth accidentally shot himself after being frightened by Malcolm, another groomsman who wanted to keep the money for his struggling business venture. In this episode, though, Danny & Sully discover the money in Malcolm's possession and he tells them what happened, which upsets them, especially Danny who punches Malcolm for leaving Booth in the woods to die. Danny & Sully make Malcolm promise to tell the sheriff everything and lead them to Booth once the murder questioning is done. Unfortunately, Malcolm is killed at the end of this episode by the island's serial killer while trying to burn the money in remorse. A full zip of McLaren's screencaps are available to download below.











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"Harper's Island" is available on DVD

Previous Brandon Jay McLaren posts

• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island"
• Brandon Jay McLaren in "Dr. Doolittle: Million Dollar Mutts"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Smallville"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Smallville" - 2
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Blade: The Series"

Ilia Volok on "JAG" (1998)

Ilia Volok (Dr. Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) appeared in the third season finale of the military legal drama "JAG." In the episode "To Russia With Love," lead characters Harm (played by David James Elliott) and Mac (played by Catherine Bell) head to Russia following up a lead on Harm's father, who has been missing for decades. As Harm gets closer to finding his father, he must contend with a conspiracy seeking to keep him from the truth and cause an international incident. They manage to gain access to a plane, but when their contact reveals it's a trap, Harm & Mac commandeer the plane anyway and head into danger, in the cliffhanger ending. To steal the plane, they must get it from its pilot, Major Nikolai, played by Ilia Volok. At first the duo pretends to be a couple looking for a joyride, but then tell Nikolai the real story at gunpoint. Mac knocks him out with her gun and when Nikolai awakens the plane is already in the air. Another PR villain, Vernon Wells, was previously featured on the blog for appearing on "JAG."













Season 3 of "JAG" is available on DVD


Previous Ilia Volok posts

• Ilia Volok on "ER"
• Ilia Volok on "Firefly"
• Ilia Volok on "The King of Queens"
• Ilia Volok on "Worst Week"
• Ilia Volok in "U Turn"

Dan Ewing on "Rescue Special Ops" (2009)

Current Black Ranger Dan Ewing (Dillon, RPM) appeared on the Aussie drama "Rescue Special Ops," during the show's ninth episode. Ewing portrayed Jack Gardiner, a young man who attends a party on the cliffs near the shore line. Jack appears to be fighting with his girlfriend Kristy, but agrees to put their problems behind them. He walks away, but doesn't appear happy with the reunion at all. His friend Brandon tries to talk to him, but he says he's fed up with the situation. Moments later, a massive wave hits the cliffs leaving most of the partying kids fighting for survival on the cliffs and in the water, prompting the arrival of the Rescue Special Ops team. Kristy frantically tries to locate Jack and tells one of the rescuers, Lara Knight about him. Jack's body is later found and Kristy blames Lara for his death. It's later revealed that the athlete Jack was abusing steroids and Kristy was adding to his pressure to perform. Dan Ewing is the second PR alum featured on the blog for appearing on "Rescue Special Ops." Ria Vandervis was the first.
















Previous Dan Ewing posts

• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away"
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 2
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 3
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 4
• Dan Ewing for "Mizone" (Commercial)

Ed Neil in "JFK" (1991)

Mighty Morphin' villain Ed Neil (Lord Zedd, MMPR-Space) played a tiny role in the 1991 epic drama "JFK." The film chronicled the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963 and the controversial investigation into the events in Dallas, Texas on that fateful day. Ed Neil appeared briefly in one scene of the film, as an unnamed police interrogator who questions Julia Ann Mercer, a witness to the assassination. Given that his scenes are flashbacks, they are filmed completely in black and white. Mercer would later dispute her testimony as it was published in the official investigation report, claiming that it wasn't what she originally told the two interrogators about what she saw in Dallas.







"JFK" is available on DVD


Previous Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers posts

• Johnny Yong Bosch, Jason Narvy, Paul Schrier, Danny Wayne Stallcup & Ed Neil in "Wicked Game"
• Robert Axelrod in "A Light in the Darkness"
• Jason David Frank in "Junior Defenders"
• Richard Genelle in "The Death Merchant"
• Walter Jones on "Early Edition"

Ron Roggé on "Grey's Anatomy" (2009)

Ron Roggé (Captain Mitchell, Lightspeed) made a brief appearance on the hit medical drama "Grey's Anatomy" a few weeks ago. He appeared in the sixth season episode "I Saw What I Saw," which finds the doctors at the center of a controversy after a fire brings a slew of patients and chaos into the emergency room. When a patient dies after being attended to by almost a dozen doctors at different times, everyone's actions are scrutinized. Roggé appears as the nameless captain of the firefighter squad who responded to the blaze. He talks with Dr. Reed Adamson (played by Nora Zehetner) about one of his men that was taken to surgery. He asks if his squad can be there when he's wheeled out of surgery to show their support. Reed is called away soon after to deal with another patient. Roggé is the second actor to appear on the blog for guest starring on "Grey's Anatomy." Erin Cahill appeared on "Grey's Anatomy" earlier this year.










Season 6 of "Grey's Anatomy" is currently airing on ABC


Previous Ron Roggé Television posts

• Ron Roggé on "CSI: Miami"
• Ron Roggé on "Six Feet Under"
• Ron Roggé on "Dexter"
• Ron Roggé on "That 70's Show"
• Ron Roggé on "Leverage"

Sarah Brown on "Without a Trace" (2003)

Sarah Brown (Heather, Zeo) made a guest appearance on "Without a Trace" during the show's very first season. Brown appeared in the episode "Kam Li," which revolves around the disappearance of a newly-retired army colonel, Bull Carver, who vanishes shortly after his retirement party. Brown's character Tess Balkin is Carver's daughter who is interviewed by the detectives. She reveals that they were never close but her father came to her, revealing his forced retirement and wanting to change his will so that his grandchildren will be taken care of. Tess tells the investigators that it was an odd conversation. Despite their estrangement, she regrets not being closer to her dad, given his disappearance. In the end, the detectives discover that Bull had a suicide pact with his old comrades to be fulfilled upon their retirements. Sarah Brown is the fourth PR alum to be featured on the blog for appearing on "Without a Trace." Jack Guzman, Erin Cahill & Jordan Belfi were previously posted.














Season 1 of "Without a Trace" is available on DVD


Previous Sarah Brown posts

• Sarah Brown on "The Closer"
• Sarah Brown on "General Hospital"
• Sarah Brown on "General Hospital" - 2
• Sarah Brown on "Monk"
• Sarah Brown in "The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story"

Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 6 (2009)

Nikolai Nikolaeff's (Dominic, Jungle Fury) starring role on "Sea Patrol" continued in the seventh episode of Season 3. The episode "Half Life" finds the crew of the HMS Hammersley launching a rescue operation on an island. Nikolaeff's character Leo '2 Dads' Kosov-Meyer is part of the rescue team which requires extra caution when they discover that they are heading into a nuclear testing site. This will expose the team to toxic radiation and limit how much time they can spend there. Of course, once the team arrives complications arise and their exposure to the radiation is heightened. When '2 Dads' spots a man in the jungle, he reluctantly goes after him to get him to safety. The entire team returns to the ship. Thanks to a decontamination shower there's no lasting damage. Given his starring role, a full zip of Nikolai Nikolaeff's screencaps is available to download below.














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Previous "Sea Patrol" posts

• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol"
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 2
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 3
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 4
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 5

T.J. Roberts in "Magic Kid 2" (1994)

Former Masked Rider T.J. Roberts (Prince Dex, MMPR) put his martial arts to work in the 1994 sequel to his film "Magic Kid." Roberts plays Kevin, a young martial artist who comes to his uncle's aide and ends up gaining stardom as an action star known as Ninja Boy. "Magic Kid 2" finds Kevin struggling under the pressure of being a star, while his gambling uncle (who is also his agent) ignores his unhappiness. When Kevin decides he'd rather go to school and be a normal kid, his slave-driving producer has other plans and puts the pressure on his uncle to keep Kevin working. After his encouraging tutor is fired, Kevin runs away to stay with her and her family, finding love with her teenage daughter. Worried and unable to find Kevin, his uncle changes his ways and the two are reunited. They turn against the greedy producer and fight off his attempt to kill Ninja Boy on camera. A full zip of Roberts' screencaps is available below.
















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Previous T.J. Roberts posts

• T.J. Roberts in "The Power Within"
• T.J. Roberts in "Hollywood Safari"
• T.J. Roberts in "Tiger Heart"
• T.J. Roberts in "Milk"
• T.J. Roberts on "Married With Children"

Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 7 (2003)

Keith Robinson (Joel, Lightspeed) continued his recurring role as Nathan Walker on "American Dreams" in the eighteenth episode of the first season. The episode titled "The One" continues the storyline involving Nathan's uncle Henry (series regular Jonathan Adams) and a new electronics store that he suggests his boss, Mr. Pryor (series star Tom Verica) buy to take advantage of the minority, inner city market. Mr. Pryor breaks the news to Henry that his brother Tom will manage the new store, as Nathan watches. Nathan blames his uncle for letting Mr. Pryor make all the money from his idea. Henry takes Nathan's harsh words to heart and begins looking for a new job. But later, Mr. Pryor changes his mind due to his brother's unreliability and gives Henry the job after all.











Season 1 of "American Dreams" is available on DVD


Previous "American Dreams" posts

• Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 2
• Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 3
• Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 4
• Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 5
• Keith Robinson on "American Dreams" - 6

Commercial - Dan Ewing for "Mizone"

Power Rangers: RPM's Black Ranger Dan Ewing (Dillon, RPM) appeared in recent commercials for Mizone Formulated Sports Water. Ewing stars in the commercial, as he explains the positive attributes of the sports water created by Mizone. The 30 second commercial aired exclusively in Ewing's native Australia, where the water is mainly distributed. The entire commercial is available for viewing on youtube.











Previous Dan Ewing posts

• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away"
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 2
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 3
• Dan Ewing on "Home and Away" - 4

Brad Hawkins on "Prison Break" - 2 (2006)

Brad Hawkins (voice of Trey/Gold Ranger, Zeo) made his first appearances on "Prison Break" during the show's second season. Credited as 'Tough Guy #2' Hawkins' character is hired by Aldo Burrows, the father of main character Lincoln Burrows (played by Dominic Purcell) to help secure Lincoln and his son who are on the run after escaping prison. The duo is brought to an empty mansion where they are reunited with Lincoln's father, whom Lincoln doesn't trust at all. He tries to flee with his son but they are cut off by Hawkins. This occurs in the appropriately-titled episode "Rendezvous." In the following episode "Bolshoi Booze," Hawkins' character is on guard on the front porch of the mansion when one of his comrades arrives with orders to kill the Burrows men at any cost. Hawkins' character is the first obstacle and he is promptly shot dead. The screencaps below come from both episodes where Hawkins appeared only briefly. Hawkins would later appear on the series as a police officer. That appearance was previously posted here on the blog.







Season 2 of "Prison Break" is available on DVD


Previous Brad Hawkins posts

• Brad Hawkins on "Prison Break"
• Brad Hawkins on "Fastlane"
• Brad Hawkins in "Shredder"
• Brad Hawkins in "Wire in the Blood: Prayer of the Bone"
• Brad Hawkins in "Hope Ranch"

Paul Gittins, Bruce Hopkins & Andrew Robertt in "Ike: Countdown to D-Day" (2004)

The Emmy-nominated television movie "Ike: Countdown to D-Day" chronicles the efforts of Dwight Eisenhower (played by Tom Selleck) to orchestrate one of the most important military actions in history in the months leading up to the D-Day invasion. Jungle Fury master Paul Gittins (Master Finn, Jungle Fury) appears in a few scenes of the film as Maj. General Henry Miller, who spills information about the invasion plans after getting drunk during a public dinner. Although he's friends with Eisenhower, Ike is left with no choice but to send Henry home, relieving him of his position for endangering the plan. Miller's dinner guest for the evening was a colonel by the name of Edgar, played by PR voice actor Bruce Hopkins (voice of Choobo, Ninja Storm). Edgar is enjoying their dinner talk until he realizes that Miller has mentioned confidential information. Edgar tries to get him to be quiet, but he continues to divulge the information at an even louder tone, getting the attention of those around them. Hopkins appears in only one scene. Another PR voice actor, Andrew Robertt (voice of Morticon, Mystic Force) also appears in one scene. Robertt portrays a lieutenant with the 101st Airbourne division who were vital to Eisenhower's D-Day strike plans. Ike visits with the troops before their scheduled departure, where he's greeted by the lieutenant. After briefing his men on Eisenhower's arrival, they are all pleasantly surprised to hear of his interest in their personal lives, given the sacrifice they were prepared to make.

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Previous Paul Gittins posts

• Paul Gittins in "Maiden Voyage"
• Paul Gittins in "Cave In"
• Paul Gittins in "Blood Crime"
• Paul Gittins on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

Previous Bruce Hopkins posts

• Bruce Hopkins in "Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers"
• Bruce Hopkins in "Murder in Greenwich"
• Bruce Hopkins on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• Bruce Hopkins on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Bruce Hopkins on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2

Previous Andrew Robertt posts

• Andrew Robertt in "Murder in Greenwich"
• Andrew Robertt in "Blood Crime"
• Andrew Robertt on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Andrew Robertt on "Legend of the Seeker" - 2

Jack Guzman on "Lincoln Heights" (2008)

Jack Guzman (Danny, Wild Force) appeared on the urban drama "Lincoln Heights" during the show's third season. Guzman appeared as an undercover cop in the episode "Sex, Lies and Secrets." The series follows the tribulations of the Sutton family and in this episode the family patriarch and police officer, Eddie is put on a case involving a fugitive who may be in Lincoln Heights. Guzman appears as one of his fellow cops, who are all sworn to secrecy over the case. The FBI doesn't want the fugitive's girlfriend to know they're watching her, waiting for their felon to appear. Eddie breaks the rules and tells his family about the criminal after the principal at his daughter's school is attacked by the fugitive. After Eddie's wife catches sight of the man, she calls Eddie and he's apprehended. When the FBI agent in charge of the investigation learns the case was compromised he questions the officers, who come to Eddie's defense, claiming they all told someone about the criminal. Guzman's unnamed character steps up and lies for his comrade, gaining the praise of his fellow cops.











Previous Jack Guzman posts

• Jack Guzman on "Life"
• Jack Guzman on "Heroes"
• Jack Guzman on "ER"
• Jack Guzman on "ER" - 2
• Jack Guzman in "The Versace Murder"

Johnny Yong Bosch & Daniel Southworth in "Hellbinders" (2009)

Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam, MMPR-Turbo) and Daniel Southworth (Eric, Time Force) square off once again in the film "Hellbinders." The two former Rangers last seen in "Broken Path," find themselves once again looking for a fight. "Hellbinders" is an action-packed story of supernatural proportions. Hired hitman Max (played by Ray Park) died for 20 minutes and when he woke up, he had no soul. That puts him right in the middle of a war between good and evil, as demonic spirits wish to unleash their wrath upon the world. Max is aided in the fight by Ryu (played by Bosch) a highly-trained assassin who finds himself hunting those possessed by the spirits. One of the high-ranking demons is at the top of his list and has found a new, stronger body to inhabit. Tetsuro's new body belongs to Daniel Southworth, who appears throughout the film to face off against Ryu and help with the ultimate plot to open the gates of hell. Bosch & Southworth appear in several scenes together. Full zips of screencaps for Bosch & Southworth are available to download below. Directing duties for "Hellbinders" were shared by writer Mitch Gould and two former PR stuntmen Hiro Koda & David Wald.

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Previous Johnny Yong Bosch posts

• Johnny Yong Bosch & Daniel Southworth in "Broken Path"
• Johnny Yong Bosch in "Devon's Ghost"
• Johnny Yong Bosch in "Wicked Game"

Previous Daniel Southworth posts

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

Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 2 (2009)

Ria Vandervis (Miratrix, Overdrive) made her second appearance on the Aussie family drama "Packed to the Rafters," in the second season episode titled "Brave New World." The title refers to Nathan Rafter and his new job in the music industry, where he's working alongside Layla, played by Vandervis. Layla shows Nathan around their office and he's instantly happy with his decision to abandon his real estate career. He throws himself into his work which means time away from his wife, Sammy. When Layla gets bad news from their boss (her boyfriend), about his schedule preventing him from returning so soon, she decides to drown her sorrows with a drink. Although Nathan is reluctant to get too close to Layla, he agrees to have a drink with her, which makes Layla very happy. A full zip of her screencaps is available below.












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"Packed to the Rafters" is currently airing (Australia)


Previous Ria Vandervis posts

• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters"
• Ria Vandervis on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities"
• Ria Vandervis on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" - 2
• Ria Vandervis on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" - 3
• Ria Vandervis on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" - 4

Anna Hutchison & John Tui on "Go Girls" (2009)

Anna Hutchison (Lily, Jungle Fury) continued her starring role on the New Zealand comedy "Go Girls." In the series' second episode "Signs and Obstacles," her character Amy Smart is willing to try anything to start bringing in cash so she can be on her way to fulfilling her vow to get rich within a year. Already a month in, she finds herself trying to help her deadbeat dad sell cars right outside the front door of their house. When her mother tries to convince her to abandon her father and finish law school, Amy refuses to be around her anymore. Meanwhile, one of her best friends Britta gets involved with her toxic ex-boyfriend and Amy & Cody are forced to keep them apart when Britta gets sucked in by his charm. In the end, Amy's dad decides he no longer has the drive for business, leaving Amy to figure out things on her own. After what she thinks is a sign, she buys a huge stock of socks and sets up her own booth, "Socks in the City" to sell them. Another former Ranger actor, John Tui (Doggie Cruger, SPD; Daggeron, Mystic Force) also appears in this episode in his role as Timbo, a mechanic who works at the auto shop with main characters Cody & Kevin. Tui appears in most episodes in the background, but here gets some screentime as he and a co-worker watch Kevin's interaction with the Go Girls in the garage and laugh at his closeness with the ladies, which embarrases him. A full zip of Anna Hutchison's screencaps is available below.

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"Go Girls" is available on DVD (Non-U.S.)


Previous Anna Hutchison posts

• Anna Hutchison on "Go Girls"
• Anna Hutchison on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Anna Hutchison on "Underbelly" - 2
• Anna Hutchison on "Underbelly" - 3
• Anna Hutchison on "Underbelly" - 4

Previous John Tui posts

• John Tui on "Outrageous Fortune"
• John Tui in "Sione's Wedding"

Erin Cahill on "Navy NCIS" (2009)

Erin Cahill (Jen, Time Force) recently appeared on the hit crime drama "Navy NCIS" during the show's current 7th season. Cahill played Jessica Summers, a Navy lieutenant who quickly becomes embroiled in NCIS's latest case in the episode titled "The Inside Man." A tabloid blogger appears to be murdered shortly after posting about a bungled NCIS investigation, leading them to investigate his death. The case the blogger reported on involved a naval officer whom Jessica was secretly intimate with. The NCIS crew calls her in after checking her phone records and discovering the relationship. Although Jessica is reluctant to cooperate, she ends up giving them more information than they bargained for, proving that their previous findings on the officer's death were indeed faulty. Jessica breaks down into tears while being interrogated. Cahill is the second PR alum to be featured on this blog for appearing on "NCIS." Brad Hawkins was the first. This is Erin Cahill's 30th post on "After the Power." A full zip of Cahill's screencaps is available to download below.











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Season 7 of "NCIS" currently airs on CBS


Previous Erin Cahill posts

• Erin Cahill on "Monk"
• Erin Cahill on "Greek"
• Erin Cahill in "Fast Track: No Limits"
• Erin Cahill in "Modern Day Jesus" (Web Short)
• Erin Cahill on "On the Lot"

Hilary Shepard Turner in "Theodore Rex" (1995)

Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox, Turbo-Space) played a small role in the 1995 comedy "Theodore Rex." In an alternate future, a talking dinosaur, Theodore Rex, teams up with Detective Katie Coltrane (played by Whoopi Goldberg) to solve a series of murders where dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures are the victims. Turner appears early in the film where she greets Theodore at a crime scene where the first dinosaur victim has been found. Her character, Sarah Jiminez, gives him the details of the case and given the small talk between them it appears they are old friends. Despite her involvement in the case, she appears in only one scene of the film.












"Theodore Rex" is available on DVD


Previous Hilary Shepard Turner posts

• Hilary Shepard Turner in "Attack of the 50 ft. Woman"
• Hilary Shepard Turner in "Ophelia Learns to Swim"
• Hilary Shepard Turner in "Going Shopping"
• Hilary Shepard Turner in "Private Resort"
• Hilary Shepard Turner on "Full House"

Josephine Davison & Alistair Browning in "Vertical Limit" (2000)

SPD villainess Josephine Davison (Morgana, SPD) played a background role in the 2000 action film "Vertical Limit." The film centers on Peter Garrett (played by Chris O'Donnell) who must save his sister when she leads an expedition up K2, one of the world's biggest mountains. When an avalanche leaves her team trapped and fighting for their lives, Peter must mount a rescue effort. Davison appears in a few scenes of the film, mostly in the background. She is credited as Italian Team Member and doesn't have any lines, although she is present for a few scenes featuring O'Donnell as the rescue operation is being planned. Also appearing briefly in the film is Alistair Browning (Jake Brooks, Ninja Storm). His character, Ali, helps to analyze the weather conditions on K2 before and after the team is lost on the mountain. He is also present in many of the group scenes at the command center. Several scenes of the movie were filmed in parts of New Zealand. Davison & Browning were previously featured together in the film "Not Only But Always."

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"Vertical Limit" is available on DVD


Previous Josephine Davison posts

• Josephine Davison in "Not Only But Always"
• Josephine Davison on "Outrageous Fortune"
• Josephine Davison on "Outrageous Fortune" - 2
• Josephine Davison on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Josephine Davison on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2

Previous Alistair Browning posts

• Alistair Browning in "Not Only But Always"
• Alistair Browning in "Rain"
• Alistair Browning in "Luella Miller"
• Alistair Browning in "Maiden Voyage"
• Alistair Browning on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

David de Lautour on "What I Like About You" - 11 (2005)

David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) returned to "What I Like About You" in the thirteenth episode of Season 3 after his character Ben Sheffield headed off on tour, leaving behind his girlfriend Holly Tyler (played by Amanda Bynes). With Ben back, the couple is happier than ever but Ben's career is starting to get in the way of their romance. After Ben is asked to play on a track with Maroon 5, Holly feels neglected and looks to make him jealous by getting close to her ex, Vince (played by Nick Zano) who is more than happy to help her out, since he's still in love with her. Their antics, though, hardly make Ben jealous and he arrives just before Vince can reveal his feelings. David appears in only a few scenes of this episode.










Previous David de Lautour posts

• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You"
• David de Lautour on "Being Eve"
• David de Lautour on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• David de Lautour on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2
• David de Lautour on "Legend of the Seeker"