Monday, November 15, 2010

The Cult-TV Faces of: The Displaced Astronaut








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  1. Anonymous11:44 AM

    The last there is of course Mr. John Crichton of Farscape.

    Tne popsicle just above him... that'd be Buck Rogers if I'm not much mistaken.

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  2. John Kenneth Muir11:50 AM

    Woodchuckgod:

    Yep, you identified correctly the great John Crichton of Farscape AND "The Popsicle" (otherwise known as Buck Rogers!)

    Great job!

    best,
    JKM

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  3. Will11:01 PM

    Roddy McDowell in the twilight Zone ep where he ends up in a zoo.

    Peter Haskell, Outer Limits ?

    Ron Harper, and James Naughton from Planet of the Apes. TV series

    Return to the Planet of the Apes, cartoon

    Ron Masak, I'm going to guess Land of the Lost

    Already Id'd Buck Rogers & farscape

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  4. John Kenneth Muir9:11 PM

    Hi On Smash,

    Nice work.

    You got Roddy McDowall from Twilight Zone: "People Are Alike All Over,"

    and Ron Harper, James Naughton and Ron Masak, plus the Apes Cartoon.

    The only one you didn't get was the correct name for the Outer Limits star, from the episode "The Man Who Was Never Born."

    Excellent job!

    best,
    John

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