After the Power

Tuesday, June 30

Archie Kao in "When in Rome" (2002)

Archie Kao (Kai, Lost Galaxy) played a supporting role in the Olsen twins film "When in Rome." The movie has the twins playing Leila & Charly Hunter, who sisters in Rome to participate in a Summer internship program with a popular fashion designer Derek Hammond. Kao plays Nobu, a young man who is also part of the internship program. The six interns compete for two coveted positions as assistants to Hammond. Kao appears throughout the film in scenes with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The group becomes fast friends, despite the perceived competition. When they discover that Hammond's longtime associate is sabotaging the interns to get back at Hammond, they expose him and all six of the teenagers are invited to work with Hammond in New York. Given his large role, a full zip of Kao's screencaps is available below.

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"When in Rome" is available on DVD

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Michelle Langstone on "McLeod's Daughters" - 10 (2006)

Michelle Langstone (Kat Manx, SPD) continued her recurring role on "McLeod's Daughters" in the fourteenth episode of the show's sixth season. Langstone appears as Fiona Webb, the fiancée of Alex Ryan who is mourning the sudden death of his mogul father Harry Ryan. In the episode titled "The Legend of Harry Ryan," the two are planning his funeral and eulogy when they discover a boxing medal belonging to Karl Weatherdon amongst his hidden belongings. Alex & Fiona do some research and discover that Harry was actually Karl Weatherdon, a young boxing sensation who disappeared amidst problems with his father, never to be seen again. Alex is even more stunned to discover his father had a younger brother who never knew him. Fiona is with Alex when he meets his uncle and at his side at his father's funeral. Given her prominence in this episode, a full zip of Michelle Langstone's screencaps is available to download.

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Season 6 of "McLeod's Daughters" is available on DVD

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T.J. Roberts in "The Power Within" (1995)

Back in the 1990's, T.J. Roberts (Prince Dex/Masked Rider, MMPR) had a string of teen martial arts films in production. "The Power Within" found Roberts playing a shy teen who can't gain the courage to stand up for himself or ask the girl of his dreams to the prom, until he meets a karate master gives him a special ring that endows him with the power to unlock the hidden martial arts potential inside his heart. The film, of course, heavily features Roberts' martial arts background and also features William Zabka as the main villain. Fans of the genre may remember Zabka as the nemesis of Ralph Macchio in 1984's "The Karate Kid." Given his starring role, a full zip of T.J. Roberts' screencaps is available below.

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"The Power Within" is available on DVD

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Antonia Prebble & John Leigh on "Outrageous Fortune" (2008)

Antonia Prebble's (Clare, Mystic Force) "Outrageous Fortune" character Loretta West takes center stage in the fifth episode of Season 4 titled "Remorseless, Treacherous, Lecherous." The West family is stunned by Loretta's surprise make-over which has everyone reminding them of her grandmother. Loretta doesn't reveal the reason behind her new look has to do with romancing her grandmother's former lover in order to further her latest money-making scheme. Loretta is at odds with her father over money and when he comes to her video store and takes her inventory, she strikes back by planning to burn the place down for the insurance money. She employs the family's firebug Sparky to do the job. John Leigh (Brownbeard, Overdrive) portrays Sparky, who has turned over a new leaf, leaving his drug habit behind. He is in the process of helping Loretta's dad with repairs to his new house when Loretta tempts him back to his drug habit and gets him to agree to the job. But when he arrives at the West house in the middle of the night, he reveals his fire caused the pet shop next door to also catch fire, killing all of the animals inside. This is Antonia Prebble's ninth post from "Outrageous Fortune" and John Leigh's second from the series. A full zip of Prebble's screencaps is available to download below.

Antonia Prebble

John Leigh

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James Gaylyn & Michael Hurst on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1998)

The fifth season of "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" started with a pivotal episode in the history of the series. It featured the death of Hercules' best friend Iolaus, played by Michael Hurst (voice of Vexacus, Ninja Storm). In the episode, Hercules & Iolaus travel to Sumeria to help King Gilgamesh who is being persecuted by the gods. Along the way Iolaus finds love with his old pal Nebula, who turns out to be the Sumerian princess. While there, Hercules is tricked by Gilgamesh into helping him gain a chalice which gives him the power to become a full god. He plans to sacrifice Nebula in the process. In the epic final battle Hercules fights Gilgamesh as Iolaus helps Nebula. But when Gilgamesh goes for a final attack on her, Iolaus sacrifices himself to save her. The episode ends with Iolaus' death. James Gaylyn (Colonel Truman, RPM) also appears briefly in this episode as a Sumerian villager. His character is unnamed but has a few lines early in the episode. Gaylyn appears in only one scene.

James Gaylyn

Michael Hurst

Season 5 of "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" is available on DVD

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Thursday, June 25

Erin Cahill on "General Hospital" - 3 (2009)

Erin Cahill (Jen, Time Force) made her third appearance on "General Hospital" in the episode that aired March 11th. Cahill reprised her role as art thief Cassandra Prescott, the woman who sought out the help of talented hacker Spinelli, only to abduct him, forcing him to help her with upcoming plans for an art theft. In this episode, Spinelli's friends begin to put together clues about Cassandra's identity and even find out about her alias "Crystal Powell." Meanwhile, Cassandra gets closer to her goal as Spinelli figures out how to get past the security system in the gallery she wants to rob. When he tells her about his ties to mob boss Sonny Corinthos, Cassandra is even happier. She tells Spinelli that she may keep him alive, now that she knows he's worth more than she expected.

"General Hospital" currently airs on ABC

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Ilia Volok in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008)

Wild Force villain Ilia Volok (Dr. Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) played a small role in the Oscar-winning 2008 feature film "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." Volok appeared in one scene playing a Russian Interpreter. His character appears in a darkened bar sequence during Benjamin's (played by Brad Pitt) work on a tugboat which is in dock while on a job. Volok's unnamed character interprets the story being told by Benjamin's captain, Mike to those drinking in the bar. Volok can be seen at his side and gets a few close-ups. Volok has no lines in English but appears on-screen for several minutes. All of his dialogue is in his native Russian.

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" is available on DVD

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Alyson Kiperman on "Caroline in the City" (1997)

Former Yellow Ranger Alyson Kiperman (Taylor, Wild Force) made a brief guest appearance on the sitcom "Caroline in the City" during the show's second season. Kiperman appeared as Alicia, the upper class date of main character Del Cassidy. Del tries to impress Alicia by getting his friend Richard to give a painting to be put up in the country club where Del plays tennis with Alicia. Del tells Richard that his new girlfriend loves art and would love to know he is friends with an artist. Richard interrupts their day at the club by demanding he get the painting back. Kiperman appears in only one scene of the episode.

Season 2 of "Caroline in the City" is available on DVD

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Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" - 2 (2009)

Nikolai Nikolaeff (Dominic, Jungle Fury) made his second appearance on "Sea Patrol" in the third season's third episode. Nikolaeff continued his starring role as Leo '2 Dads' Kosov-Meyer in the episode titled "China Dolls." The episode finds the crew of the Hammersley boarding a boat where they discover a group of Chinese women whom they suspect are being ferried to the mainland for sale. When one of them goes into labor, the crew springs into action, saving her child. Unfortunately, the mother dies in the process leaving the crew with an orphaned baby. Hammersley's executive officer, Kate McGregory takes a special interest in the case and tries her best to find the woman's sister, giving the crew their mission as they enter port under the guise of shore leave. '2 Dads' assists the crew in their search and after making contact with another woman, he is attacked before she can reveal the truth about the female slaves. Ultimately, the crew discovers the boat where the women are being forced to work to please male passengers and the child is handed over to his aunt. Given his starring role, a full zip of Nikolaeff's screencaps is available below.

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Season 2 of "Sea Patrol" currently airs on 9 Network (Australia)

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Sarah Brown on "Monk" (2006)

Sarah Brown (Heather, Zeo) made a big guest appearance on the hit detective series "Monk." Brown appeared in the fifth season episode "Mr. Monk and the Leper," playing the role of Mandy Bronson, a woman who believes that her husband died several years ago. Now, the man contacts Monk with hopes that he will give his wife some closure without revealing the reason he left her is because he has the disfiguring disease known as leprosy. But after Mandy demands it, Monk arranges a meeting between the two. It's later discovered that Mandy hired a man to masquerade as her husband (then killed him) so that she could get her hands on his wealth before it was given away on the anniversary of his disappearance. Monk and his comrades catch Mandy before she can get away in a hot air balloon. A full zip of Sarah Brown's screencaps is available below. Brown is the fourth PR alum featured on the blog for appearing on "Monk," after Ilia Volok, Keith Robinson and her "V.R. Troopers" co-star Brad Hawkins.

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Season 5 of "Monk" is available on DVD

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Saturday, June 20

Ron Roggé on "24" (2002)

Ron Roggé (Captain Mitchell, Lightspeed) appeared back in the very first season of the hit crime drama "24." Roggé appeared as Jared in the show's eighth hour titled "7:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m." Jack Bauer is forced to do the bidding of those that wish to assassinate President Palmer because his wife and daughter are being held hostage. He arrives at a public press conference and tries to warn the president by getting close to a journalist who happens to be an old acquaintance of his. The villains, however, are ready for Jack's attempt and Jared is sent to intercept the woman before Jack can pass her a note to warn the president. Roggé appears in a few scenes of the episode, mostly in the background dressed as a factory worker, as he acts as surveillance for the enemy. Roggé is the third PR alum featured on the blog from "24" after Gabrielle Fitzpatrick and Karim Prince.

Season 1 of "24" is available on DVD

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Amy Jo Johnson on "Flashpoint" - 17 (2009)

In her 40th post here on the blog, Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, MMPR) officially returns to duty as Jules Callaghan in the eleventh episode of "Flashpoint's" second season. Jules is welcomed back into uniform in the episode "Perfect Storm." She tries to immediately smooth things over with her ex, Sam Braddock since they will be working side by side and while he is clearly bitter over their broken romance, he is loyally by her side as the SRU team heads into a high school where a student has a gun, on the hunt for those that bullied him earlier in the day. Sympathizing with the boy, the team tries their hardest to get him to stand down safely, but one of his tormentors has a father on the local police force and when he believes the teen has killed his son in retaliation, he fires on the boy. The teen manages to survive and Jules is able to end her long first day back on the job with some satisfaction. Given her starring role, a full zip of Johnson's screencaps is available below.

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Josephine Davison, Michael Hurst & Derek Judge on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1997)

A trio of PR alums appeared in the fourth season "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" episode titled "Web of Desire." In the episode, Hercules and his best friend Iolaus find themselves shipwrecked after a ship they're traveling on is caught in a storm. They take refuge in a large cave and soon find their numbers dwindling thanks to something monstrous inside. Josephine Davison (Morgana, SPD) appears as Arachne, the monstrous half-woman, half-spider that is preying on the men

inside the cave. Arachne soon sets her sights on Iolaus, played by Michael Hurst (voice of Vexacus, Ninja Storm). Hurst appears throughout the episode in his starring role. After Iolaus is captured by Arachne and she attempts to mate with him, Hercules comes to his rescue, battling Arachne until he is able to show her reflection which is her greatest weakness. Also appearing in this episode is voice actor Derek Judge (voice of Grizzaka, Jungle Fury; voice of Black Lance, Mystic Force) who plays Monicles, one of the shipwrecked crew. After his shipmates start disappearing, he refuses to go along with Hercules' plan to search for them and instead chooses to steal the treasures inside the cave. Arachne captures and kills him early in the episode. This is both Josephine Davison and Michael Hurst's third post on the blog from "Hercules." A full zip of Davison's screencaps is available below to download.

Josephine Davison

Michael Hurst

Derek Judge

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Brandon Jay McLaren on "Harper's Island" - 4 (2009)

Brandon Jay McLaren (Jack, SPD) continued his recurring role as Danny on the horror mystery series "Harper's Island." In the show's fourth episode titled "Bang," the groom Henry gets together with his best friends for a day of fun as part of the traditional bachelor party festivities. The guys surprise Henry with a morning of fishing which turns to fear as they come upon a dead body on a speed boat, along with a bag of cash. They don't realize it's the dead body of Henry's bride's ex-boyfriend, killed in the previous episode. When their friend Malcolm wants the money and sinks the boat with a gun, they head back to the mainland. Worrying that it might be drug money, the guys draw straws to decide who will hide it until after the wedding. While Danny hangs out with the groom and the stripper at the local Cannery, their friend Booth (who's out hiding the cash) accidentally shoots himself after being startled by Malcolm and dies in the woods. Given his prominence in this episode, a full zip of McLaren's screencaps is available to download below.

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"Harper's Island" currently airs on CBS

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Sandra McCoy on "The O.C." (2007)

Following in the footsteps of her Wild Force co-star Jack Guzman, Sandra McCoy (Kendall, Wild Force) guest starred on the long-running drama series "The O.C." during it's final season. McCoy appeared in the fourth season episode titled "The Groundhog Day," which finds main character Seth Cohen dragged into a scheme by his free-spirited friend Che (played by Chris Pratt) to steal a groundhog from the annual Groundhog's Day Festival. McCoy plays a girl dressed as a groundhog for the event. After Seth & Che are arrested for their attempted theft, they find themselves in a cell next to her. They discover that she's actually a free-spirit just like Che and sparks fly instantly between the two. Later, Seth learns that the couple is heading out of town together along with the groundhog. McCoy is credited as 'Hippie Chick' and appears in three scenes of the episode.

Season 4 of "The O.C." is available on DVD

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Tuesday, June 16

Hilary Shepard Turner in "Private Resort" (1985)

Back in 1985 Johnny Depp made the second film of his long career, starring in "Private Resort," a teen sex comedy revolving around Ben and Jack, two teens staying at an exclusive resort who find themselves in trouble at every turn as they look for love by the side of the pool. Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox, Turbo-Space) portrays Shirley, the cousin of the girl who strikes Jack's interest, so he forces Ben to hang out with Shirley while he goes on his date. Shirley is devout in her religious beliefs and wears simple clothing and takes part in chanting that freaks Ben out. When Shirley's dirty side shows and she sheds her clothes, Ben gets into even more trouble. Turner appears in several scenes of the film. A full zip of her screencaps is available to download below. She is credited as Hilary Shapiro in this film.

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Oliver Driver in "Snakeskin" (2001)

Former Jungle Fury Master and Bat Ranger Oliver Driver (Master Swoop, Jungle Fury) plays a supporting role in the psychological thriller "Snakeskin." The film follows two teens who enjoy riding around town pretending to commit crimes to escape their boring lives. But when they offer a ride to a mysterious drifter, he leads them on a dangerous chase that ends in chaos and death. Oliver Driver plays Speed, a crazed man who is hunting for the drifter to make him pay for humiliating him. Speed has murder on his mind and refuses to stop the chase until he is killed. Driver appears throughout the film with a shaved head, in stark contrast to his role on Jungle Fury.

"Snakeskin" is available on DVD

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Anna Hutchison & Ria Vandervis on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" (2009)

Anna Hutchison (Lily, Jungle Fury) made her 7th appearance on "Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities" during the second season's 9th episode titled "Judas Kiss." Her character Allison Dine is forced to face the music over her failure to stay off the police radar while running her boyfriend Terry Clark's drug smuggling business in Australia. While Terry assures Allison that she's the victim and he will protect her, she is in a complete state of panic and knows Terry is looking for revenge. When she overhears Terry telling his partner Aussie Bob that Allison's

friend Kay needs to be eliminated, Allison fears for her life. Ria Vandervis (Miratrix, Overdrive) reprises her role as Kay Reynolds. Allison manages to call and warn Kay to flee Terry's house in Australia because her life is in danger. Kay heeds Allison's warning and disappears, never to be seen again. Ria Vandervis appears in only one scene of this episode before her character's exit. As for Allison, she soon finds herself looking over her shoulder at every turn and with good reason. Terry sends an assassin to kill her, but the police show up moments before he can execute his order and she's taken into custody once more for questioning. In the end, Aussie Bob buys her a plane ticket to America to get her to safety away from Terry's wrath. A full zip of Anna Hutchison's screencaps is available to download below.

Anna Hutchison

Ria Vandervis

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Jack Guzman in "The Versace Murder" (1998)

Former Black Ranger Jack Guzman (Danny, Wild Force) made a brief appearance in the crime drama "The Versace Murder." Based on true events, the film focuses on the murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace and the murderous crime spree of alleged serial killer Andrew Cunanan. Guzman appeared in only one scene, playing a journalist present at a press conference, where the police give their official statements on the case. He has one brief line. Guzman appears in the background, amongst several other reporters. Given that his appearance may be hard to catch, the first screencap below gives you an idea of where his unnamed character was located in the scene.

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Craig Parker & Peta Rutter on "Young Hercules" - 2 (1998)

Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) and Peta Rutter (Udonna, Mystic Force) made their second appearances on "Young Hercules" in the show's twenty-eighth episode titled "Mommy Dearests." Parker reprises his role as Hercules' half-brother Lucius who returns to exact more revenge on Zeus' favored son. He targets Hercules' mother Alcmene and his close friend Jason, looking to kill them for his own demented entertainment. He is cheered on through his crimes by his own mother Iambe, played by Peta Rutter.

Iambe resides in a large cave dwelling filled with cobwebs to fit her odd personality. She believes her son will be welcomed at Zeus' side along with her. Both Lucius & Iambe are shown to be completely insane during their scenes together. Although both characters survive this episode this would be their last appearances on "Young Hercules." A full zip of Craig Parker's screencaps is available below. This episode was directed by Charlie Haskell who has directed episodes from every season of PR since Ninja Storm.

Craig Parker

Peta Rutter

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Saturday, June 13

Edward Laurence Albert on "Silk Stalkings" (1992)

Edward Laurence Albert (Mr. Collins, Time Force) made a major guest appearance on the hit crime drama "Silk Stalkings" during the show's second season. The episode "Scorpio Lover" finds the lead cops Rita Lance & Chris Lorenzo on the trail of an upscale murderer who is played by Albert. He portrays the character of Tio Mendoza, who goes under several aliases included Eduardo and Felix Bustamente. After having an affair with a rich socialite, he murders her husband and later disposes of the wife as well when she gets in his way. Albert appears throughout the episode and his murderous character is finally stopped when he is shot dead by the cops in a gun battle at the end of the episode. Given his large role, a full zip of his screencaps is available to download.

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Season 2 of "Silk Stalkings" is available on DVD

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Bruce Hopkins, Nathaniel Lees, Mark Wright & Jason Hoyte on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1997)

The Season 4 episode of "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" titled "Regrets...I've Had a Few" features several Power Rangers alums amongst the guest cast. The episode finds Hercules trying to convince the goddess Celesta to give an extra day of life to his old friend Jaris, whose time has come to die. Hercules relives the time he first met Jaris after accidentally killing his older brother. In these flashbacks, PR voice actor Bruce Hopkins (voice of Choobo, Ninja Storm) appears as Nehemiah, Jaris' father. Also appearing in the flashbacks is Nathaniel Lees (Master Mao, Jungle Fury). Lees appears in a few scenes early in the episode as Cheiron, the centaur who instructs Hercules and his best friend Iolaus in their teenaged years when the death of Jaris' brother happens. In the present, Jaris learns of his fate and feels bitter because of all the criminals around him who will live on. He decides to murder them to make sure the world is safer for his baby who will now be left an orphan without him. Jungle Fury voice actor Mark Wright (voice of Scorch, Jungle Fury) plays the main criminal whom Jaris tries to stop. Wright appears in several scenes as Claxon, a brazen criminal who taunts Jaris at every turn until Jaris kills him on the street in front of Hercules. Rounding out the PR cast is Jason Hoyte (Cheese McAllister, Jungle Fury). Hoyte appears as another petty criminal named Skell. He manages to survive, however, as Hercules saves him before Jaris can take his life. Hercules convinces Jaris that he'll be headed to the underworld if he continues on his murderous path.

Bruce Hopkins

Nathaniel Lees

Mark Wright

Jason Hoyte

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Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble, Ari Boyland, Beth Allen & Miriama Smith on "The Tribe" (2001)

In the wake of the Mallrats' victory over The Chosen, the teens find themselves with an even bigger problem: what to do with The Guardian, who

appears more mentally unbalanced while imprisoned inside the mall. In Episode #34 of Series 3, Bray & Amber, played by Dwayne Cameron (Tyzonn, Overdrive) and Beth Allen (Vella, Overdrive) try to relax and contemplate their future family but are busy trying to keep the city tribes from revolting against the Mallrats and taking The Guardian to punish him without a proper trial. The mob is led by Moz, the leader of the Mosquitos. Miriama Smith (Elsa, Dino Thunder)

gets much more screentime in her second appearance as Moz in this episode. She tries to pressure Bray & Amber to let them kill The Guardian for what he's done, but they refuse and convince her mob to disperse, leaving her angrier than before. Smith appears in a few lengthy scenes alongside Cameron & Allen. Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force) appears as Trudy, who is busy trying to help her friend Salene regain some sense of security after her brainwashing at the hands of The Chosen. Trudy is unsettled seeing the only thing that

makes Salene happy is being around Trudy's daughter Brady. Ari Boyland (Flynn, RPM) continues his role as KC, the tribe's trouble-maker. KC appears in a few scenes of the episode as his character helps Lex with his plans to punish May for betraying the tribe and joining The Chosen. KC is also present when Amber & Bray inform the Mallrats that The Guardian won't stand trial due to his insanity, which many of them believe he's faking.

Dwayne Cameron

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Miriama Smith

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Gabrielle Fitzpatrick in "Inferno" (1999)

Gabrielle Fitzpatrick (Dulcea, MMPR: The Movie) had a starring role in the Jean-Claude Van Damme action film "Inferno." Fitzpatrick played Rhonda Reynolds, the proprietor of a smalltown diner being overrun by a biker gang until the arrival of Van Damme's character, Eddie Lomax. After being left for dead in the desert by the gang, Eddie seeks revenge. Along the way he helps liberate the town and finds love with Rhonda. Fitzpatrick appears throughout the film as Van Damme's leading lady who falls instantly for the mysterious traveler and later helps him set some traps for the gun-toting bad guys. A full zip of Gabrielle Fitzpatrick's screencaps is available to download below.

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"Inferno" is available on DVD under the title "Desert Heat"

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Jorgito Vargas Jr. on "Poltergeist: The Legacy" (1996)

Former Blue Ranger Jorgito Vargas Jr. (Blake, Ninja Storm) guest starred in the ninth episode of the science fiction series "Poltergeist: The Legacy." Vargas played Arthur, a young student who is convinced by a classmate to resurrect the deceased spirit of a man who led a secret society of warlocks. When their seemingly harmless chanting leads to the spirit taking on the body of their new substitute teacher, they soon discover that he's responsible for their hated instructor's disappearance. The reanimated spirit convinces the boys to help him put on a magic show, but Arthur and the boys don't realize he plans to sacrifice everyone in attendance. Arthur and his friends refuse to help the spirit in the end and he's contained by a young priest. Vargas appeared throughout the episode titled "The Substitute." A full zip of his screencaps is available below.

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Tuesday, June 2

Nakia Burrise on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" (2001)

Former Yellow Ranger Nakia Burrise (Tanya, Zeo-Turbo) becomes the third PR alum to be featured on the blog for appearing on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch." Walter Emanuel Jones and Edward Laurence Albert were previously posted. Nakia Burrise appeared in one extended scene of the fifth season episode titled "Finally!" In the episode Burrise is credited as "Female Patron." She plays a young woman who attends Singles Night at the coffee house owned by Sabrina's aunt, Hilda. Sabrina and her friend and co-worker Josh host the event as a way for young singles to meet, while also ignoring their own attraction to one another. Burrise's character comments to Sabrina about how great the night is going and later makes the mistake of thinking that Josh & Sabrina are a couple. In the end, Sabrina & Josh make their first date, which is what the title of the episode refers to.

Season 5 of "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" is available on DVD

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Olivia Tennet in "Boogeyman" (2005)

Olivia Tennet (Dr. K, RPM) played a minor role in the 2005 horror film "Boogeyman." The film follows Tim, a young man who believes he was terrorized in his home as a child by the Boogeyman. He returns to his childhood home to confront his fears. While in town, he visits the hospital where he spent many of his horrified nights as a child. While there, he encounters a young girl played by Olivia Tennet, who is clearly terrified as well by an unseen force in her room. Tim tries to get her to talk to him, but she only screams in fear at what she's seen. The medical staff arrives and promptly sedates her, which allows her to calm down. Tennet appears in only one scene. This film was previously featured here on the blog thanks to SPD's Aaron James Murphy (Sam, SPD) who plays Tim in flashbacks to his childhood.

"Boogeyman" is available on DVD

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Ilia Volok on "NYPD Blue" (1997)

Ilia Volok (Dr. Viktor Adler/Master Org, Wild Force) played a small role on the long-running crime drama "NYPD Blue," during the show's fourth season. Volok appeared in the episode titled "What a Dump!" which finds NYPD detectives Sipowicz & Simone investigating the death of a Russian woman whose body was found in an alley. The detectives soon learn that the young woman was having an affair with Vitale Gomelsky, the character portrayed by Ilia Volok. He appears in only one scene where he is questioned by the police, exhibiting his anti-cop sentiments, due to mistreatment by the law in the past for being an immigrant. He admits to the affair but swears that he didn't kill her. He even dares the police to arrest him, thinking they will do so anyway. In the end, Vitale is eliminated as a suspect in the crime.

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Sarah Brown in "Big Momma's House 2" (2006)

Three-time Zeo guest star, Sarah Brown (Heather, Zeo) played a supporting role in the Martin Lawrence comedy sequel "Big Momma's House 2." Brown appeared as Agent Stone, a member of the FBI who masquerades as a female nanny to infiltrate the home of a computer expert who may be responsible for a high tech worm that could allow outside forces to access classified government files. Lawrence's character, Malcolm Turner is not assigned to the case but takes it on anyway. When he tries to pass the interview process to become the new nanny, he encounters Agent Stone already attempting to go undercover inside the house, posing as "Constance." He exposes her weapon and she's dismissed. Agent Stone is seen throughout the rest of the film, as her branch of the FBI helps Turner after discovering his true identity.

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David de Lautour on "What I Like About You" - 8 (2004)

David de Lautour (RJ, Jungle Fury) continued his recurring role on the comedy "What I Like About You" in the third season episode "Gift of the Mutton." The episode finds his character, the British musician Ben Sheffield, dealing with the jealousy of his girlfriend-turned-manager Holly Tyler when she sees Ben singing on-stage with a beautiful groupie. Holly therefore tries to make Ben jealous which prompts her crush Vince to step in to help. Ultimately, Ben convinces Holly that his heart belongs only to her, culminating in another music performance where he dances with his lady love.

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Thursday, May 28

Nikolai Nikolaeff on "Sea Patrol" (2009)

Nikolai Nikolaeff (Dominic, Jungle Fury) made his debut on the high seas drama "Sea Patrol," in the second episode of the show's third season. Nikolaeff plays bad boy Leo "2 Dads" Kosov-Meyer who joins the crew of the Hammersley in the appropriately titled episode "Monkey Business." Leo comes to the aide of a fellow crewmember who is cheated in a market while on shore leave. He swindles the conmen in retaliation by buying their prized monkey and then cheating them on the cash. Leo brings the monkey aboard the ship, despite it being against regulations and it begins stealing from his new crew mates, causing him to become the top suspect when the merchandise is found in his bunk. Leo seems on his way off the ship faster than he arrived, especially after the captain discovers his checkered past. Meanwhile, the Hammersley comes upon a couple killed by pirates aboard their boat. When another boat becomes stalled nearby they try to help get it out of harm's way. Leo later discovers, however, that these men are the pirates. Leo and two of his shipmates are captured and he is tortured even more after finding the two men he tricked in the market are amongst the pirates. In the end, Leo escapes and helps free his comrades, gaining their loyalty despite his wise-cracking shenanigans. His nickname of "2 Dads" comes from him having two last names. Given that Nikolaeff appears in almost every scene of the episode, a full zip of his screencaps is available to download.

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"Sea Patrol" currently airs on 9 Network (Australia)

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Rose McIver, Craig Parker & Tandi Wright on "Legend of the Seeker" (2009)

Season 1 of "Legend of the Seeker" comes to a close with three Power Rangers alums in attendance. The twenty-second episode titled "Reckoning," finds The Seeker Richard and his Confessor Kahlan attempting to use the Boxes of Orden to gain the ultimate power to stop Darken Rahl for good. But, their attempt causes Richard to be propelled almost 60 years into the future, leaving Kahlan to be captured by Rahl. When the villain forces Kahlan to become his wife, she uses it as an opportunity to help Richard in the future by

bearing a child who can use its power to send Richard back in time just the way her power sent him forward. In order for her plan to work she enlists the help of a servant girl named Alice, played by Rose McIver (Summer, RPM). Kahlan tells Alice she must do all she can to stay alive long enough to tell the future Richard her plan. But, things fall apart when Kahlan gives birth to a boy who betrays her. When she tries to kill him herself, she is sentenced to death and Rahl's forces catch Alice trying to flee and he kills her on the spot. Craig Parker (voice of Motodrone, Ninja Storm) reprises his role as Darken Rahl who appears throughout this episode, reveling in the victory he seemingly has over The Seeker and in fathering an heir to his tyranny. But, Rahl is betrayed when his son uses his powers as a Confessor to get Rahl's most trusted ally to kill him after Kahlan has been killed as well. Parker's character manages to die twice in one hour, as Richard's return to the past sets things right and he uses the power of Orden to finally destroy his nemesis. Tandi Wright (voice of Aisynia Cruger, SPD) also returns in this episode, portraying a Mord'Sith who last appeared in the episode "Mirror." Her character gets the name Alina in this episode and tries to assist in the destruction of The Seeker, but the Mord'Sith ultimately fail due to the betrayal of one of their own. Given his major role, a full zip of Craig Parker's screencaps is available to download below. This episode was directed by Michael Hurst (voice of Vexacus, Ninja Storm).

Rose McIver

Craig Parker

Tandi Wright

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"Legend of the Seeker" currently airs
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Amy Jo Johnson on "Flashpoint" - 16 (2009)

Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, MMPR) continued her starring role as Jules Callaghan on "Flashpoint" during the tenth episode of the cop drama's second season. Jules returns to SRU Headquarters in this episode to let her boss know that she is 100% ready to return. Unfortunately her replacement on the team, Donna, has meshed well with the guys and Sgt. Parker is left with a touch choice of whether to take Jules back or keep Donna. Jules shares an awkward moment with her (now) ex-boyfriend Sam Braddock during her visit. In the end, Donna makes the decision for Sgt. Parker by revealing she's been offered a position on another SRU team. Sgt. Parker officially welcomes Jules back to the team at the end of the episode. Johnson appears in only two scenes of the episode titled "Remote Control."

Season 2 of "Flashpoint" airs on CBS

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Alex Borstein on "Friends" (2003)

PR voice actress Alex Borstein (voice of Queen Machina, Zeo) guest starred on the hit comedy series "Friends," during the show's ninth season. Borstein appeared in the episode "The One with the Soap Opera Party," which revolves around Joey throwing a party for his soap opera cast mates on the roof of his building. He doesn't want his friends to attend, knowing their star struck behavior would ruin things. So, Joey gets them tickets to a one-woman show. Alex Borstein plays that woman, whose show is about the disappointing things that have happened in her life. After word gets out about Joey's party, all of his friends end up crashing, except for Chandler (played by Matthew Perry) who gets caught at the stage show in the front row, unable to leave. Borstein appears in three scenes of the episode. She is credited as 'Bitter Woman on Stage.' Alex Borstein is the second PR alum featured on the blog for appearing on "Friends," after Ilia Volok.

Season 9 of "Friends" is available on DVD

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Antonia Prebble, John Tui & Josephine Davison on "Outrageous Fortune" (2006)

The first episode of "Outrageous Fortune's" second season featured three Power Ranger alums. Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force) continued her starring role as Loretta

West. In the episode "Thy Name is Woman," Loretta's business of selling pirated DVD's gets discovered by the cops, landing her in hot water with the police as well as her parents. Her lawyer brother Jethro comes to her rescue, getting the charges against her dropped and transferred to her friend Kurt. Loretta's other brother Van finds trouble of his own, as a group of tongans come looking for payback, led by Antonia Prebble's Mystic Force co-star John Tui (Daggeron, Mystic Force). Tui plays Carlos, whom Van and his buddy Munter owe money to, which they intend to collect. Van's father comes to his rescue and steers Carlos and his boys in another direction. Josephine Davison (Morgana, SPD) appears in her recurring role as Suzy Hong, the rich woman whom Van had an affair with during Series 1 and is now carrying his child. She comes knocking on Van's window, making sure he understands their arrangement and that he will not be a part of her child's life. Given Antonia Prebble's starring role, a full zip of her screencaps is available to download below.

Antonia Prebble