David de Lautour on "Navy NCIS" (2010)

Former Wolf Ranger David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) made a recent appearance on the hit primetime drama "Navy NCIS." David appeared in the seventh season episode titled "Jet Lag," where he portrayed Daniel Sturgis. The episode finds the NCIS team protecting a vital witness, Nora Williams, on her plane trip back to the USA from Paris. When they get a tip that a hitman is aboard hoping to kill her before the plane lands, their investigation kicks into high gear. Nora, though is just ready to get back home to her fiancé, Daniel. David de Lautour appears in several scenes as he gives the NCIS agents information about his & Nora's boss who is the person she plans to testify against because of his embezzlement of money from the Navy. Daniel feels he has to be responsible for the hitman. Their boss denies the allegations that he would have Nora killed and soon Agent Gibbs (series star Mark Harmon) realizes that the boss wasn't the only one stealing money. Daniel is revealed to be the one who hired the hitman to kill his own fiancée to cover up the fact that he was embezzling money as well. David's character is arrested after trying to run down the NCIS agents in his car. A full zip of his screencaps is available below. David de Lautour follows in the footsteps of Erin Cahill & Brad Hawkins who were previously posted on the blog for appearing on "NCIS."












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Season 7 of "NCIS" currently airs on CBS


Previous David de Lautour posts

• David de Lautour on "Legend of the Seeker"
• David de Lautour on "Xena: Warrior Princess" - 2
• David de Lautour on "Being Eve" - 2
• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You"
• David de Lautour in "Isosceles" (Short Film)

Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 8 (2009)

Nikolai Nikolaeff (Dominic, Jungle Fury) continued his starring role on the Australian military drama "Sea Patrol" in the third season's ninth episode titled "Pearls Before Swine." Nikolaeff's character, Leo '2 Dads' Kosov-Meyer finds himself in hot water once again amongst the crew. The episode starts with '2 Dads" on a pursuit team, chasing criminals when their boat loses power. He is immediately scolded for forgetting to add gas to the boat before the chase. Back on the HMS Hammersley, '2 Dads' is disciplined harshly by his superiors Buffer and Lt. Kate McGregor which leads him to spread a rumor throughout the ship that the two are having a secret affair. This gets him into even more trouble as he's sentenced to kitchen duty. But when trouble comes aboard in the form of some shady characters, he uses his skills in the kitchen to make the suspects sick, preventing them from carrying out their plans. As a result, the bad boy '2 Dads' finds himself redeemed once again. A full zip of Nikolai Nikolaeff's screencaps is available below.














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Previous "Sea Patrol" posts

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

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• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 6
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 7
• Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Mark Loves Sharon"
• Nikolai Nikolaeff in "The Saddle Club: Storm at Pine Hollow"
• Nikolai Nikolaeff in "Subterano"

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

Episode #43 of "The Tribe's" third series features four PR alums. Series regular Ari Boyland (Flynn, RPM) continues his role as KC, the enterprising young thief always looking for a deal. In the previous episode a trade led to him obtaining a horse so KC decides to give it to his crush May as a gift, but she reveals she has no interest in horses. What the tribe is interested in though is KC's revelation that he ran into Bray at the casino where he got the horse. Worried that their leader may get into more drunken trouble, they decide to try to find him. In the meantime, KC plans to get rid of the horse until fellow tribe member Salene makes him a bet that she can tame the animal enough to ride him. Dwayne Cameron (Tyzonn, Overdrive) continues in his starring role as Bray, who hits rock bottom over his feelings of loss for his love Amber since her abduction. He ends up on the outskirts of town, beaten in a ditch. Cameron's Operation Overdrive co-star Kelson Henderson (Norg, Overdrive) makes his second appearance on the series as Pony Joe, the horse trader who made the horse deal with KC. His tribe is headed out of the city when they come upon Bray's body. A young woman named Moon is amongst his tribe and demands they take Bray with them to help him. She tries to nurse Bray back to health which does not make Pony Joe happy at all. Back in the city, Moz, played by Miriama Smith (Elsa, Dino Thunder) makes a small appearance when she is questioned by Ebony (series regular Meryl Cassie) about Bray's disappearance in Moz's part of town. Moz swears that her tribe had nothing to do with Bray's departure.

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Previous Ari Boyland posts

• Ari Boyland on "The Tribe" (Series 1)
• Ari Boyland & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3)
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• Ari Boyland & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 3
• Ari Boyland & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 4

Previous Dwayne Cameron posts

• Dwayne Cameron on "The Tribe" (Series 1)
• Dwayne Cameron on "The Tribe" (Series 3)
• Dwayne Cameron on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Dwayne Cameron on "A Twist in the Tale"
• Dwayne Cameron in "The Locals"

Previous Miriama Smith posts

• Ari Boyland & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (Series 3) - 5
• Miriama Smith on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Miriama Smith on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Miriama Smith in "The Other Side of Heaven"

Previous Kelson Henderson posts

• Kelson Henderson on "The Tribe" (Series 3)
• Kelson Henderson on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Kelson Henderson in "30 Days of Night"
• Kelson Henderson in "Sione's Wedding"
• Kelson Henderson in "Labou"

Ron Roggé on "Desperate Housewives" (2007)

Lightspeed Rescue's Ron Roggé (Captain Mitchell, Lightspeed) appeared on the hit drama "Desperate Housewives" a few seasons ago. Roggé appeared very briefly in the third season episode "Liaisons." Roggé is credited as "Middle Aged Man." He does not interact with any of the other characters on the series, since he appears during the episode's opening monologue just after the cast credits. Roggé's character can be seen watching a sports game and screaming at the television about what's happening during the game. Roggé appears in only that one brief scene which lasts just a few seconds. Archie Kao and Jack Guzman were previously featured on the blog for appearing on "Desperate Housewives."










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• Ron Roggé on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
• Ron Roggé on "Grey's Anatomy"
• Ron Roggé on "How I Met Your Mother"
• Ron Roggé on "Criminal Minds"
• Ron Roggé in "Raising Helen"

Sarah Brown on "Castle" (2010)

Zeo guest star Sarah Brown (Heather, Zeo) appeared on the ABC drama series "Castle" during the show's second season. Brown appeared as Amanda Livingston in the recent episode titled "The Third Man." Amanda becomes a love interest for main character Richard Castle (played by Nathan Fillion). Amanda & Castle both end up on an eligible bachelor/bachelorette list in the newspaper leading to speculation that Castle and his detective associate Kate Beckett are dating. Upon Beckett's urging, Castle tries to correct the article and learns of Amanda's interest in him. They go out on their first date where they happen to bump into Beckett who is on a date of her own. When the case they're working on constantly pulls their attention, Amanda takes matters into her own hands and joins Beckett's date for dinner instead. A full zip of Sarah Brown's screencaps are available to download below. Brown is the second PR actor featured on the blog for appearing on "Castle." Ron Roggé was the first.










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• Sarah Brown on "Without a Trace"
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• Sarah Brown on "General Hospital"
• Sarah Brown on "General Hospital" - 2
• Sarah Brown in "Heart of the Beholder"

Craig Parker on "Spartacus: Blood and Sand" (2010)

Ninja Storm voice actor Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) continues his streak of villainous roles on the new cable series "Spartacus: Blood and Sand." While continuing his role as the villain Darken Rahl on "Legend of the Seeker," Parker now also portrays Claudius Glaber the Roman soldier who leads an army of volunteers from Trace, which include the legendary gladiator Spartacus. When Spartacus and his men refuse to continue under Glaber's orders so they can return home after learning of an upcoming attack there, Spartacus & Glaber become instant enemies. Glaber personally seizes Spartacus and his wife, sentencing her to slavery out of revenge. Spartacus is taken prisoner and forced into fighting for his life as a gladiator. Glaber's motives stem from trying to impress his wife's father, Senator Albinius who does not favor him. Oddly enough, Albinius is played by Kevin J. Wilson who appeared on "Legend of the Seeker" as Darken Rahl's main henchman General Egremont. Given his major appearance, a full zip of Craig Parker's screencaps is available below.














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• Craig Parker in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers"
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• Craig Parker on "Young Hercules" - 2
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker"
• Craig Parker on "Legend of the Seeker" - 11

Anna Hutchison & Jared Turner on "Go Girls" (2009)

Anna Hutchison's (Lily, Jungle Fury) starring role on "Go Girls" continued in the show's fourth episode titled "Mothers and Daughters." Hutchison's character Amy Smart learns that one of her best friends Britta has gotten a babysitting job with a hotshot television producer Antonia Li, whom Amy is a big fan of. When Britta gets Amy a chance to meet Antonia, she ends up scoring a job that could see her big ideas on television, making her the kind of money she needs to fulfill her dream of becoming rich within the year. Meanwhile, Amy's other best pal Cody sets aside her search for a husband so she can deal with bullies who are tormenting her daughter, who's being raised by Cody's mom. When she meets with her daughter's teacher Ben Maddox, sparks fly. Hutchison's Jungle Fury co-star Jared Turner (voice of Whiger, Jungle Fury) debuts in his recurring role as Ben Maddox. Cody feels an instant flirtation with the teacher but is reluctant to show her interest, even when he brings his car in to the garage where she works. It's there that Cody's hopes are dashed when she learns that Ben's married. A full zip of Anna Hutchison's screencaps are available below.

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Karim Prince on "Malcolm in the Middle" - 2 (2000)

Karim Prince (Cestro, MMPR-Zeo) made his second appearance on the hit comedy "Malcolm in the Middle" in the show's fourth episode titled "Shame." Prince continued his recurring role as Stanley, a friend and fellow cadet of Malcolm's older brother Francis who is stuck in military school. In this episode, Francis takes issue with his commandant who is giving sex education lectures to the boys. He gets Stanley to help him in his scheme to switch out the slides used in the commandant's presentation. He replaces them with embarrassing photos of the superior officer, which draws the laughter of his fellow cadets as Francis & Stanley watch, satisfied with the results of their prank.











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Jack Guzman in "Commitment Issues: A Tux, a Bunny, and a Clinger" (2006) - Short Film

Former Black Ranger, Jack Guzman (Danny, Wild Force) had a starring role in the short film "Commitment Issues: A Tux, a Bunny, and a Clinger." The film centers around a trio of friends who all have different commitment issues. Guzman stars as The Clinger, a young man who gets extremely attached to any woman he dates, to the point that he believes they are meant to be, despite barely knowing one another. His best buds, a fleeing groom and a party performer dressed as a bunny, claim it's time for them to make some changes and leave town. But on the way, Guzman's character has to make a stop. Even though he can't remember her name, he wants to make amends with his latest date, who wants nothing more to do with him. He's ready to beg her to take him back until he sees her with another man. He's broken-hearted, until he sees another pretty face and instantly announces to her that he loves her. Guzman appears throughout the 17 minute comedy. A full zip of his screencaps are available below.










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• Jack Guzman in "The End of the Spear"
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• Jack Guzman on "Cold Case"

Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island" - 8 (2009)

Brandon Jay McLaren (Jack, SPD) continued his role on "Harper's Island," as the mystery drama aired its eighth episode last year. McLaren appeared in the episode "Gurgle," reprising his role as Danny Brooks, a member of the doomed wedding party that soon finds itself trapped on Harper's Island. In this episode, the group prepares to leave the island in the wake of the discovered murders, but when the bride's niece Madison goes missing, she & her fiancé Henry convince their closest friends to stay longer at the Inn to try to find the little girl. The wedding party gets a fateful message claiming that if they leave the island, Madison will die. To make matters worse, the yacht that brought the group to Harper's Island leaves without them, after the killer's ultimatum. When the lights go out and they realize the danger lurking, they take up arms to protect themselves. Their efforts don't help Henry's brother J.D. though, as he is killed next by the island's serial killer. A full zip of Brandon Jay McLaren's screencaps is available below.










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• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island"
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• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island" - 7

Commerical - Ilia Volok for "Norton"

Ilia Volok (Dr. Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) has appeared in commercials promoting Norton's anti-virus software for the PC. In the roughly 30-second commercial, Volok portrays Nikolai, a shady Russian character who openly offers to keep your money safe by depositing it into the Bank of Nikolai. Despite his encouraging words, his demeanor and dark surroundings hint that Nikolai may not be an honest banker. To prove he's trustworthy he shows off his professional pencil. The commercial is designed to show consumers how easy it is to be tricked into giving out personal information, which can be stolen, which Norton protects computers from. The full commercial is available to view on youtube.










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• Ilia Volok on "The Unit"
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Edward Laurence Albert & Vernon Wells on "Conan" (1997)

Four years before their roles on Power Rangers Time Force, Edward Laurence Albert (Mr. Collins, Time Force) and Vernon Wells (Ransik, Time Force) both appeared on the adventure television series "Conan." Both veteran actors appeared in the very first episode of the series, which follows the legend, Conan the Barbarian and his quest to free his homeland from the rule of the ruthless sorcerer Hissah Zul. The first episode, the two-part "The Heart of the Elephant," features Edward Laurence Albert as Dor a resident in a village that Conan visits and convinces to fight against Zul's tyranny. Dor is unwilling at first, wanting to attempt diplomacy instead but after seeing the death around him, he stands up to the army and fights at the side of his people. When their village is destroyed, Dor goes looking for Conan, hoping he'll lead them in the continued fight. Vernon Wells plays the small role of Morga, who uses his territory to stage gladiator fights for sport. After Conan is captured, he is placed into Morga's prison to fight for his life. With Morga watching, Conan stages a prison break, leading Morga to flee. A full zip of Albert's screencaps is available below.

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• Edward Laurence Albert on "The Profiler"
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• Edward Laurence Albert in "Fighting Words"
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• Edward Laurence Albert in "Butterflies Are Free"

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• Vernon Wells on "MacGyver"
• Vernon Wells on "Knight Rider"
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Miriama Smith on "Legend of the Seeker" (2010)

Dino Thunder's Miriama Smith (Elsa, Dino Thunder) made a major guest appearance on the latest episode of "Legend of the Seeker." Smith appeared on the action-adventure series playing Du' Chaillu, the leader of a captive people who are being used to draw out the invisible enemies that haunt their territory. The Seeker, Richard is brought into the area by The Sisters of Light who hope to train him to use the powerful magic that resides within him. Richard & Sister Verna are offered the prisoners to help keep them safe on their journey but Richard is offended that they are being victimized. He frees Du' Chaillu, making an instant friend. She agrees to stand up to the creatures at Richard's side, as he escorts her people home. When she's taken by the mysterious invisible creatures, Richard risks his life to rescue her. Miriama Smith appears throughout the second half of the episode titled "Light." A full zip of her screencaps is available below. This episode was directed by Jonathan Brough, who also directed episodes of Power Rangers Mystic Force, Operation Overdrive, Jungle Fury and RPM.













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• Miriama Smith on "Xena: Warrior Princess"
• Miriama Smith in "The Other Side of Heaven"
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• Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" - 5

Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 4 (2009)

Ria Vandervis' (Miratrix, Overdrive) fourth appearance on "Packed to the Rafters" came in the episode titled "Ready to Catch You." Her character, Layla does seem ready to catch Nathan Rafter. In this episode she tries to keep his attention by offering him drugs during their downtime at work, but Nathan refuses, which annoys Layla. She doesn't give up, though and next plants a kiss on Nathan, catching him off-guard. Before he can rush home to his wife, Layla hides the drugs in his jacket. When Nathan's wife Sammy discovers them, it leads to even more angry tension in their marriage which makes Layla happy. When she tries to kiss Nathan again after hearing of his problems, he refuses her attempt, telling her that their relationship will stay professional. A full zip of her screencaps is available to download below.













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• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters"
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• Ria Vandervis in "The Devil Dared Me To"
• Ria Vandervis on "Rescue Special Ops"

Amy Jo Johnson on "Wildfire" - 7 (2007)

Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, MMPR) made her final appearance on "Wildfire" during the third season episode "Love vs. Work." The return of Tina Sharp in the lives of Kris Furillo & the Ritter family begins with instant tension. Since Tina was the jockey for the horse, Avatar which is now on the Ritter's ranch, Tina comes with it. Her rivalry with Kris continues, though Tina pretends to extend the hand of friendship. They spy on their rivals, the Davis family but get caught and later Tina gives Kris some not-so-friendly jobs to do on the ranch to serve her, leading to an argument. When Kris attempts to apologize, Tina reveals to her that she setup the argument in order to get a pay raise, upsetting Kris even more. A full zip of Amy Jo Johnson's screencaps is available below.












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• Amy Jo Johnson on "Wildfire" - 2
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"Isosceles" (2009) - Short Film

David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) starred in the recent short film "Isosceles." David is featured heavily during the first half, portraying Jesse, a young man who's having a really bad day. In fact, the short film begins with him standing on a rooftop, ready to end his life. The unexpected arrival of a distraught pregnant woman, however, puts a stop to his plan. Jesse is annoyed when the woman named Julie refuses to leave the sidewalk where he planned to fall, telling him that she's also had a bad day. Through flashbacks, viewers learn that Julie's boyfriend Simms has revealed that he cheated on her. He says that he plans to break things off and make things work with Julie, but she is still upset, leading her to Jesse. Through more flashbacks, we discover that the person Simms was having an affair with was Jesse, who plans to kill himself after being dumped. "Isosceles" was written by David de Lautour. He also produced the short film, along with the director Anton Steel. "Isosceles" also features PR guest star Edwin Wright (Dr. Walsh, Dino Thunder) in the role of Simms.













"Isosceles" is available to view on youtube


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• David de Lautour on "What I Like About You"

Erin Cahill in "Just Before Dark" - Web Short (2009)

Erin Cahill (Jen, Time Force) had a starring role in the three-minute comedy short titled "Just Before Dark." Cahill portrays Danielle Fitzpatrick who arrives home from a day at a carnival with her friend Landon. When he suggests they take their friendship to the next level, Danielle reveals that she's never had romantic feelings for him. Landon, however, believes that it's his job as a Jedi that turns Danielle off. She gets offended by the notion and walks away but Landon isn't finished. He uses his Jedi powers to force her to choke, much like "Star Wars" iconic villain Darth Vader. He stops quickly and when Danielle accuses him of being a bad Jedi he uses the force once again to attempt to snatch back the stuffed animal he took for her at the carnival. Danielle yells for him to stop and tells him that she never wants to see him again. A full zip of Cahill's screencaps is available below.










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Michelle Langstone on "McLeod's Daughters" - 14 (2006)

Michelle Langstone (Kat Manx, SPD) continued her recurring role as Fiona Ryan on "McLeod's Daughters," in the sixth season episode "Suspicious Minds." Langstone appears in a few scenes of the episode, as she continues to clash with her new husband Alex's stepmother Sandra, who has taken over running the Ryan family property in Alex's absence. Fiona doesn't have much room to complain since Sandra knows she's faking her pregnancy. Fiona is annoyed when she learns that Sandra has hired a new arrival to head up the work on the property. Fiona meets Riley Ward (played by Dustin Clare) and despite her reluctance to trust Sandra, she agrees to give Riley a trial run at the job. Langstone appears in three scenes of the episode. Dustin Clare starred on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" with former Yellow Ranger, Anna Hutchison.









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Craig Parker & Nick Kemplen on "Legend of the Seeker" (2010)

PR voice actors Craig Parker & Nick Kemplen turned up on the latest episode of "Legend of the Seeker." Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) reprised his role as the villainous, and deceased, Darken Rahl. Stuck in the Underworld to do the bidding of The Keeper, Rahl comes face to face with his brother Richard, The Seeker, in the episode titled "Resurrection." The return of Richard's foe Denna leads him to be killed so that his body can be inhabited by a general she has trained to take control with her at his side. Parker appears in several scenes, as Darken Rahl first tries to bargain with Richard, offering to send him back to the land of the living as a Baneling, forced to kill to please The Keeper and keep his life going. When Richard refuses, Rahl uses his powers to torture him until he is brought back to life by his friends on the other side. Nick Kemplen (voice of Osiris, Jungle Fury) also appears in the episode, playing a D'Haran lieutenant who becomes confessed during a battle against The Seeker and his friends early in the episode. He becomes enslaved to The Mother Confessor, Kahlan who orders him to help with their fight throughout the episode. The guest cast includes a few other Power Rangers connections. Playing Denna is Jessica Marais, who stars on "Packed to the Rafters," which has featured Melanie Vallejo & Ria Vandervis. Guest star Gina Holden co-starred with Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island" and Meryl Cassie starred on "The Tribe" for five years with former Ranger actors like Dwayne Cameron, Ari Boyland & James Napier.

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Jamie Croft on "Farscape" (2002)

"Farscape" chronicles the adventures of astronaut John Crichton (series star Ben Browder) who finds himself stranded in another galaxy, where he teams up with a crew of aliens aboard a living spaceship in an effort to find his way home. The Season 4 episode "Kansas," finds John accomplishing his dream. A rift in space deposits him and his crew back on Earth, but not in the present. It's the 80's and John is still a teenager, who has discovered his father has been assigned to join the crew of the shuttlecraft Challenger, which would later explode upon take-off. Seeing history has changed, John sets out to make things right, with the help of his alien friends. Thankfully, it's Halloween so they all blend in just fine. Playing John as a teenager is Jamie Croft (Fred Kelman, MMPR: The Movie). Croft appears throughout the episode as the rebellious young John turns on his family and has a terrible relationship with his father. When he meets the opportunistic alien Chiana, he finds himself a pawn in John's attempt to restore history and save his father's life. A full zip of Croft's screencaps is available below.













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• Jamie Croft on "The Lost World"
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Archie Kao on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" - 14 (2001)

Archie Kao (Kai, Lost Galaxy) continued his recurring role on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" in the 9th episode of the second season titled "And Then There Were None." The episode finds half of the CSI team working on a case involving the death of a store clerk, while the other half take on the case of a casino robbery by four women. Kao reprises his role as Archie Johnson, one of the CSI lab technicians who is called upon to help with the casino robbery. His skills with the security camera footage help the team learn that three of the casino robbers were actually men, disguised as women. As the team continues to investigate, they find a link between the clerk's death and the casino robbery. Archie Kao appears in only one scene of the episode.







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• Archie Kao on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" - 7
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Ilia Volok on "The Unit" (2006)

Wild Force villain Ilia Volok (Dr. Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) guest starred on the military drama "The Unit" during the show's second season. Volok appeared in the episode "Extreme Rendition," where he played Deputy Grubo, a guard inside a prison in Bulgaria, which the unit infiltrates in an effort to recapture a rogue member of the elite group. But when he escapes before they can make their move, things get complicated. Bob Brown (played by Scott Foley) is sent in, impersonating a prisoner and Deputy Grubo is attached to him, until they discover the prisoner escape. The unit's commander Jonas Blane (played by Dennis Haysbert) uses his cover to assist the prison staff in trying to apprehend the prisoner, which throws them off the trail long enough for his team to extract the renegade. Volok appears in several scenes during the first half of the episode.













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Previous Ilia Volok posts

• Ilia Volok on "Fastlane"
• Ilia Volok on "Burn Notice"
• Ilia Volok in "Air Force One"
• Ilia Volok in "Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies"
• Ilia Volok in "Spinning Boris"

Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop" - 4 (2009)

Phillip Jeanmarie (Max, Wild Force) continued his starring role as Adam Saltair on the web series "Workshop" in the fourth episode, titled "The Signature Move." Adam attends another workshop with his actor buddies, where they meet Adam's roommate Jeff's actor friend Flagstaff, who turns out to be the creepy guy that flirted with Kaitlyn in the previous episode. She tries to avoid him as he joins the gang in their workshop, but they get forced into working together. During some exercises one of Adam's friends, Vivian is worried because she's trying out for a role that requires a Texan accent. She's already been trying to hide her English accent, and not very well. Adam & Sarah agree to help her get better at it, but Vivian's practice makes it apparent to them that she won't succeed. Phillip Jeanmarie is featured in two scenes of the seven minute episode.









Episode 4 of "Workshop" is available on youtube


Previous "Workshop" posts

• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop"
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop" - 2
• Phillip Jeanmarie on "Workshop" - 3

Brandon Jay McLaren on "The Wanda Sykes Show" (2009)

Former Red Ranger Brandon Jay McLaren (Jack, SPD) appeared briefly on "The Wanda Sykes Show" in a skit which parodied the popular series "To Catch a Predator." But in Wanda Sykes' version, she sets out to catch "Cougars," older women who seek to date much younger men. McLaren is a major part of the setup, playing Darrell, the 24 year-old decoy that lures the mature woman into his home, where she is exposed by Wanda Sykes' version of Chris Matthews from the popular Dateline specials. McLaren appears on-screen for only about a minute but has several lines in the scene. The sketch aired during the show's sixth episode.









"The Wanda Sykes Show" is currently airing on FOX


Previous Brandon Jay McLaren posts

• Brandon Jay McLaren in "Yeti: Curse of the Snow Demon"
• Brandon Jay McLaren in "Sea Beast"
• Brandon Jay McLaren in "Ratko: The Dictator's Son"
• Brandon Jay McLaren in "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed"
• Brandon Jay McLaren on "Kyle XY"

Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 15 (2006)

Jason Smith's (Casey, Jungle Fury) character, Robbie Hunter, found himself full of fury in Episode #4147. After his wife Tasha's collapse at their wedding reception, Robbie is worried about her health. But Tasha is more worried about the truth. She learns from the doctor that she's pregnant, even though she & Robbie haven't slept together. Tasha realizes the pregnancy is a result of her time in the cult known as The Believers. When she tells Robbie about the rape & pregnancy, the usually-sensitive joker is out for blood. He goes to the prison where Tasha's rapist, Jonah is being held. Robbie demands to see him but he's stopped by the guards outside. When he tries to force his way inside, he's thrown out. He then runs into another former member of the cult, Charity who tells him about the mayor's connection to The Believers, which gives Robbie his next target. A full zip of Jason Smith's screencaps is available to download below.












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


Previous Jason Smith on "Home and Away" posts

• Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 3
• Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 7
• Jason Smith on "Home and Away"
• Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 2
• Jason Smith on "Home and Away" - 4

Jason Hoyte on "Xena: Warrior Princess" (2000)

Before he appeared as Flynn's dad on Power Rangers: RPM, Jason Hoyte (Mr. McAllistair, RPM) played the villainous god Hephaestus in the Hercules/Xena universe. The son of the wicked Hera, Hephaestus was known as the craftsman of the gods, creating many of their unbeatable weapons. Hephaestus made his last appearance in the universe on "Xena: Warrior Princess" during the show's fifth season. In the episode "Looking Death in the Eye," the new mother, Xena is fed up with trying to protect herself and her baby from the gods, who seek to destroy the baby girl. Xena tangles with a trio of gods, including Hephaestus and manages to convince them that she & Gabrielle have perished, along with the baby in order to stop their endless pursuit and begin the legendary Twilight. Jason Hoyte appears throughout this episode. Stephen Lovatt (voice of Hamhock, Jungle Fury) also appears in the episode playing the god Hades.














Season 5 of "Xena: Warrior Princess" is available on DVD


Previous Jason Hoyte posts

• Jason Hoyte on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• Jason Hoyte on "Legend of the Seeker"

Ron Roggé on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1999)

Lightspeed Rescue's Ron Roggé (Captain Mitchell, Lightspeed) appeared on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" during the show's 3rd season. Roggé played the minor role of a cop in the episode "Bad Girls," which finds Buffy and her new partner Faith getting closer as Faith encourages Buffy to break more rules to get the job done. The two get tangled up with the police when they commit robbery to get some weapons for their hunt and are arrested. Not wanting to cause more trouble with innocents, Buffy suggests they go quietly, but Faith has other ideas, convincing Buffy to help crash the police car, which leaves both officers hurt, but alive. Roggé has several lines and appears in two scenes of the episode, interacting with series star Sarah Michelle Gellar and guest star Eliza Dushku. Walter Emanuel Jones and Karim Prince were previously-posted for appearing on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."












Season 3 of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is available on DVD


Previous Ron Roggé Television posts

• Ron Roggé on "CSI: Miami"
• Ron Roggé on "CSI: Miami" - 2
• Ron Roggé on "That '70s Show"
• Ron Roggé on "Castle"
• Ron Roggé on "24"

Vernon Wells on "MacGyver" (1988)

Vernon Wells (Ransik, Time Force) played a major guest role on the hit '80s action series "MacGyver," during the show's third season. The episode "The Odd Triple," finds MacGyver agreeing to accompany his best friend Jack when he takes a job to pilot and protect a rich Frenchwoman who has just acquired a set of expensive jewels and wants to get them home safely. However, upon landing in France the men are arrested and accused of stealing the jewels, as their female boss gets away with them. After learning she was a thieving impostor, the two men escape custody and look to get the jewels back. Vernon Wells appears in the episode as Paul Donnay, the woman's partner who intends to sell the jewels to the highest bidder. When MacGyver is caught by Paul's men he wants him dead, but his partner refuses, saying no one was supposed to get hurt. Paul is annoyed at her compassion and locks her up with MacGyver only for them to escape and ultimately thwart his plans. A full zip of Vernon Wells' screencaps are available below.










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Season 3 of "MacGyver" is available on DVD


Previous Vernon Wells posts

• Vernon Wells on "Knight Rider"
• Vernon Wells on "JAG"
• Vernon Wells in "Green Street Hooligans 2"
• Vernon Wells in "Weird Science"
• Vernon Wells in "Looney Tunes: Back in Action"

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

Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force) continued her starring role on "Outrageous Fortune" during the Season 5 episode titled "O Wonderful Son (That Can So Astonish a Mother)." The episode finds the West family stunned by the actions of oldest son Jethro who has taken over his mother's lingerie company. When the family attends his first show, they are stunned by how wild and dirty the clothing has become. Prebble's character, Loretta is more than entertained by the latest West scandal as she watches from the sidelines and reports everything to Jethro's twin brother Van, who didn't attend. Loretta is a bit annoyed to run into her ex-boyfriend (and baby's father) Hayden at the event now that he's partners with her brother. Jethro's other new associate, Isaac Anesi is also present. Pua Magasiva (Shane, Ninja Storm) reprises the role, making his third appearance on the series. This episode proves to be his most revealing yet, as he's caught twice in bed with Deleesha, the young sister of Wayne Judd, who is the boyfriend of Loretta's pregnant mom Cheryl. Isaac reveals to Wayne that the rumors of him being involved with dangerous gangs were just rumors spread to heighten his business credibility. When Deleesha reveals her true feelings for Isaac, Wayne leaves the two to live together in peace. The Wests have their own drama to deal with as Cheryl goes into labor early and her baby is stillborn, crushing the entire family, including Loretta. The loss prompts her to spend some time with her daughter and accept Hayden's comfort. A full zip of Prebble's screencaps is available below.

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Previous "Outrageous Fortune" posts

• Antonia Prebble, Josephine Davison & John Leigh on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 1)
• Antonia Prebble, Beth Allen & Morgan Reese Fairhead on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 1)
• Antonia Prebble, John Tui & Josephine Davison on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 2)
• Antonia Prebble, Holly Shanahan & Katrina Browne on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 2)
• Antonia Prebble & Andrew Laing on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 4)

Previous Antonia Prebble posts

• Antonia Prebble & Jon Brazier on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 4)
• Antonia Prebble & Barnie Duncan on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 4)
• Antonia Prebble & Barnie Duncan on "Outrageous Fortune" - 2 (Season 4)
• Antonia Prebble & John Leigh on "Outrageous Fortune" - 2 (Season 4)
• Antonia Prebble & John Leigh on "Outrageous Fortune" - 3 (Season 4)

Previous Pua Magasiva posts

• Antonia Prebble & Pua Magasiva on "Outrageous Fortune" (Season 5)
• Antonia Prebble & Pua Magasiva on "Outrageous Fortune" - 2 (Season 5)
• Pua Magasiva in "Sione's Wedding"
• Pua Magasiva in "30 Days of Night"
• Pua Magasiva in "The Other Side of Heaven"

Sarah Brown in "Heart of the Beholder" (2005)

Sarah Brown (Heather, Zeo) had a starring role in "Heart of the Beholder," a film based on the true story of a family that opened one of the first video rental stores in 1980's St. Louis, only to be threatened and run out of business by a group of religious zealots, crusading against indecency on film. Brown appeared as Diane Howard, the wife of Mike Howard, the enterprising man who decides to open the video store, just as the couple welcomes their first child. Soon, they face treachery from their friends and community thanks to the religious group, whose threats get more dangerous as Mike remains defiant, even in the face of his crumbling marriage after his daughter is physically threatened. Brown appears throughout the movie as Mike's outspoken wife who urges him to fight for their family and fight for his dream. She even joins the effort by pretending to be a prostitute to expose the corrupt District Attorney. A full zip of screencaps is available below.














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"Heart of the Beholder" is available on DVD


Previous Sarah Brown posts

• Sarah Brown in "The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story"
• Sarah Brown in "Big Momma's House 2"
• Sarah Brown on "Without a Trace"
• Sarah Brown on "Monk"
• Sarah Brown on "The Closer"

Adelaide Kane on "Neighbours" - 4 (2007)

Episode #5221 of "Neighbours" is titled "Blue Bye You" and sees Adelaide Kane (Tenaya, RPM) continuing in her role as Lolly Allen. At this point in time, Lolly remained the object of Zeke's crush, not realizing that he was romantically interested in her. In this episode, Lolly comes to visit Zeke's sister Rachel and Zeke gets excited when it appears Lolly's staring at him. What he doesn't realize is that he has ink smudged on his lip. Zeke later tries to redeem himself, asking Lolly to a movie. She agrees and he finally feels he's got her interest. But his sister later reveals that Lolly is only attending as a bored friend with nothing better to do, once again leaving his love unrequited.











"Neighbours" is currently airing (Australia)


Previous Adelaide Kane posts

• Adelaide Kane on "Neighbours"
• Adelaide Kane on "Neighbours" - 2
• Adelaide Kane on "Neighbours" - 3