Monday, November 22, 2010

The Cult-TV Faces of: The Fallen (Spoilers!)
























18 comments:

  1. #1 Chaya, Spock's pet sehlat, Animated Star Trek 'Yesteryear'

    #2 Jane Seymour, Serina, original BSG

    #4 Matthew Waterhouse, Adric, Dr. Who

    #6 Denise Crosby, Tasha Yar, St:TNG, 'Skin of Evil'

    #8 Linda Hamilton, Catherine, Beauty and the Beast

    #10 Terry Farrell, Jadzia Dax, ST:DS9

    At least these are the ones I can rattle off quickly.

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  2. Hi Meredith,

    Very nicely done! You took 6 of the first ten images right of the table. And I threw some curve balls in there...

    Whoo-hoo! Excellent!

    best,
    JKM

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  3. 5. Michael Wright as Elias Taylor: V-The series
    7. Jessica Steen as Jennifer "Pilot" Chase: Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future
    11.The Lone Gunmen: The X-Files
    12. Virginia Hey as Xan: Farscape
    17. Conner Trinneer as Cmdr. Charles "Trip" Tucker III: Star Trek: Enterprise
    21. John Schneider as Jonathan Kent: Smallville

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  4. Howard, you are impressive as always, and you too have just made six correct identifications. Awesome!

    You even got the "V" entry (Michael Wright)which was tough because of the shot/image I selected.

    You rock!

    best,
    JKM

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  5. John, actually, it was the image that made me get the shot of Elias, because the show in which he died kicked off about a month of really good episodes of "V," and his death was, essentially, quick and pointless, unlike so many TV resistance-fighter death scenes. I've always rememembered that sequence.

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  6. Also, #3 is Gareth Thomas as Roj Blake in "Blake's 7."

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  7. Hi Howard,

    You are right about #3 Gareth Thomas as Blake in B7! Excellent.

    And you make a terrific point about the death of Elias. "quick and pointless" -- perfect! Yep, and therefore kind of realistic. And I agree with you, it kicked off a great month of V TV back in the day!

    best,
    JKM

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  8. Anonymous7:54 PM

    tdraicer:

    I see Tara,Anya and Spike from Buffy, and Cordy and Wes from Angel. And I'd say the last pic is Rita from Dexter.

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  9. Hi tdraicer:

    Nice job! You just got six more! Excellent. All correct identifications...

    Outstanding!

    best,
    JKM

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  10. #18 looks like Victor Garber playing Jack Bristow in the series finale of Alias.

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  11. Adam: You got it, that's Victor Garber as Jack Brisow (an amazing character...) in Alias!

    Outstanding!

    best,
    JKM

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  12. Brother. You were completely up front with your Spoilers warning, but I am regretful that I peeked on one image. What the heck was I thinking!?

    You see, your blog is irrisistible.

    Nevertheless, I have learned of other demises over time before seeing it happen. It won't detract from my enjoyment. : )

    Have a nice Thanksgiving my friend.

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  13. SFF:

    Oh man, crud.

    I was afraid that could happen to some folks and settled on the warning in the title!

    I tried to skew towards older shows, but then thought people might say, "you forgot (that person," so I went right up to 2009.

    Bummer. I am soooo sorry if something was spoiled (and I can guess which one it was, I think.)

    best,
    John

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  14. I don't believe anyone has called this one yet, so I'll call out...

    9. Megan Gallagher as Catherine Black in Millennium ("The Time is Now")

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  15. Brian,

    Thanks for putting this round of cult-TV faces to bed with the correct identification of the beautiful and talented Meghan Gallagher as the tragic Catherine Black.

    Great job!

    best,
    John K. Muir

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  16. 4) Adric - Doctor Who : Earthshock

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  17. Late to the party, but I don't see anyone as having ID'd Charlie from Lost.

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  18. BT: I'm glad you came to the party, because I totally forgot that no one had yet id'd Charlie from LOST. Thanks for doing so!!!

    All my best,
    JKM

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