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TekWar
(1994) (TV)
- Starring as Walter H. Bascom
- Based on William Shatner's novels, Jake Cardigan (Greg
Evigan) is an ex-cop who was sentenced to a cryo-prison
for a crime he didn't commit. Released early on parole
to Walter Bascomb, a wealthy mystery man who runs an
advanced security company, to fight Tek dealers and
clear his name.
- Walter H. Bascomwas the crafty and oft times mysterious
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SeaQuest
DSV (1994) (TV)
- Starring as Milos Tezlof in episode "Hide and
Seek"
- Set in the year 2018, mankind tries to colonize earth's
oceans. A submarine known as SeaQuest DSV is sent underwater
for protection. The ship's team has Captain Nathan Bridger
(Roy Scheider), Lucas (Jonathan Brandis), and even a
genius dolphin.
- In this episode, Milos Tezlo is invited onto the ship
and the Europeans threaten to destroy them if Seaquest
doesn't give Milos to them. All Milos cares about is
using Darwin the dolphin to cure his mentally disturbed
child. Milos gives up, but only after he knows his kid
is cured.
- Milos Tezlo is the direct descendant of Vlad the impaler,
the scurge of western Europe and an old friend of the
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Loaded
Weapon 1 (1993)
- Starring as General Curtis Mortars
- National Lampoon spoofs several box office hits including
of course, the Lethal Weapon movies. Sgt. Jack Colt
(Emilio Estevez) and Sgt. Wes Luger (Samuel L. Jackson)
are teamed up to crack the case where someone is lacing
Wilderness Girls cookies with cocaine.
- General Mortars and Mr. Jigsaw (Tim Curry) are the
masterminds of this dastardly deed and of course the
General ends up paying the ulimate price for his criminal
activities when he is shot by Wes Luger.
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Rescue
911 (1989) (TV)
- Starring as himself / Host
- Rescue 911 features dramatic re-enactments of situations
resulting from emergency calls to 9-1-1. |
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Canadian Conspiracy (1985) (TV Movie)
- Starring as himself
-In the film, a massive Canadian conspiracy is exposed.
It seems that Canada has conspired to infiltrate American
culture by gaining prominent employment in the entertainment
industry. During this investigation, we see many stars
who were born in Canada and gained fame in the US.
-William Shatner is one of the Canadian born actors
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Airplane
II: The Sequel (1982)
- Starring as Commander Buck Murdock
- This time the doomed aircraft is now a moon-bound
space shuttle departing on its maiden voyage. Ted Striker
(Robert Hays) is once again asked to land the vehicle
with lots of sight gags and one liners on the way.
- Buck Murdock is a former pilot who flew with Ted in
the war and stationed on the moon. He talks Striker
in to a not so perfect landing, and he keeps talking
long afterwards. |
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T.J.
Hooker (1982) (TV)
- Starring as Sgt. Thomas J. 'T.J.' Hooker
- This is a crime drama that premiered in 1982 about
an undercover officer whose partner's death spurs him
to return to the beat in order to rid the streets of
crime, and he is also assigned to train new recruits
like his partner who is also a very young officer.
- Hooker is a tough-talking, no-nonsense LA cop that
the story revolves around. |
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Police
Squad! (1982) (TV)
- Starring as himself in "Revenge and Remorse (The
Guilty Alibi)"
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Mork
& Mindy (February 1982) (TV)
- Starring as himself in "Mork, Mindy, and Mearth
Meet MILT"
- Mork & Mindy was a spin-off from an episode of
Happy Days, in which an alien from the planet Ork landed
on Earth and attempted to kidnap Richie. Robin Williams
was so popular that he was given his own series in 1978,
and it became a huge hit.
- William Shatner accidentally beams into Mork's living
room and as he beams out, Mork yells at him "Wait!
I have to know if Spock dies in this next movie."
Referring to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. |
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