Monday, October 17, 2011

The Cult-TV Faces of: A Little Song and Dance



Identified by Doug La Lone: Bonnie Beecher and Gary Crosby in The Twilight Zone: "Come Wander with Me."
 

Identified by Dave: Will Robinson (Bill Mumy) in Lost in Space: "There were Giants in the Earth."


Identified by Claudiu: Lt. Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) and Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy) in Star Trek: "Charlie X."


Identified by Dave: Cinnamon Carter (Barbara Bain) in Mission:Impossible.


Identified by Claudiu: Space:1999 "The Troubled Spirit."


Identified by Claudiu: Lindsay Wagner in The Bionic Woman: "The Road to Nashville."


Identified by Dave: Shaun Cassidy in The Hardy Boys: "The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula."


Identified by Doug LaLone: Will Marshall (Wesley Eure) in Land of the Lost: "Ancient Guardian."


Identified by Claudiu: Diana Prince (Lynda Carter) in Wonder Woman: "Amazon Hot Wax."


Identified by Dave: Princess Ardala (Pamela Hensley) in Buck Rogers: "Awakening."


Identified by Claudiu Maddie Hayes (Cybill Shepherd) in Moonlighting: "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice."


Identified by Claudiu: Wanda Detroit (Terri Hatcher) in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman


Identified by SGB: Cher (body double) in The X-Files: "The Post-Modern Prometheus."


Identified by Sci-Fi Fanatic: KISS in Millennium: "Thirteen Years Later."


Identified by SGB: Angel (David Boreanaz) in Angel: "Judgement."


Identified by Claudiu: Rupert Giles (Anthony Stewart Head) in Buffy: "Restless."


Identified by Claudiu: Charlie (Dominic Monaghan) in Lost: "Live Together, Die Alone."


Identified by Will: Lois Lane (Eric Durance) in Smallville: "Exposed."


Identified by Will: Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell) in Veronica Mars: "Clash of the Tritons."


11 comments:

  1. 3. That's TOS, evidently, but I can't place the scene.
    5. 1999. Episode unknown.
    6. Bionic Woman. Episode unknown.
    9. Wonder Woman?
    10. Wait, don't tell me, I know her... eah, I gives up :)
    11. Cybill Shepard, Moonlighting.
    12. Lois Lane in a crazy hairdue
    14. Could it be... Quantum Leap? Don't know the episode.
    16. Looks like the guy from Buffy?
    17. Lost, definitely. But what episode... I couldn't tell.
    18. I wish I knew who she was! He, he.

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  2. teddy crescendo11:12 AM

    Lindsay Wagner was such a hot chick back in the 70`s, that bird used to drive me wild.

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  3. DougLaLone1:00 PM

    Hi JKM,

    Long time no comment. Again I would like to thank you for the awesome analysis and entertainment you provide here.

    #1 Gary Crosby as Floyd Burney in the Twilight Zone episode "Come Wander with Me"

    #8 Wesley Eure as Will Marshall from "Land of the Lost". Don't know episode but it looks like season three with Uncle Jacks head popping up.

    #14 Total Guess but when I saw it I thought of KISS from the Paul Lynde Halloween Special.

    Thanks

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  4. Hello,
    A few guesses...

    2. Lost In Space - The Hungry Sea
    4. Mission Impossible? Barbara Bain?
    6. Bionic Woman - Road To Nashville
    7. The Hardy Boys & Nancy Drew Meet Dracula
    18. Heroes? Ali Larter?

    Regards...

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  5. Great identifications, my friends!

    Keep 'em comin!

    best,
    John

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  6. Oh, saw another!

    10. Buck Rogers In The 25th Century - Princess Ardala possibly dancing in that disco episode?

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  7. Anonymous2:03 PM

    13. X-Files
    15. Angel

    SGB

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  8. Hey John

    I thought for sure we might see Pretis Hancock on guitar in Black Sun from Space:1999. Oh well, you grabbed a good one.

    Okay, I think I have one thanks to my immersion of late.

    #14 Millennium "... Thirteen Years Later" Season Three, Ep 5.

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  9. More great gallery "gets" here.

    I'll post the answers immediately!

    best,
    John

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  10. 18. is Erica Durance (Lois Lane) from Smallville

    19. Kristen Bell could be heroes or Veronica Mars

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  11. Will,

    Bingo! You just identified the last two gallery images. Wonderful job, sir!

    best,
    John

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