McQueen is right. Rutger Hauer plays Nick, grand- or great-grand son or nephew of Josh, in the same racket of running down baddies. Nick rides a Harley. The baddie is played to perfection by Gene Simmons of KISS in an Osama looking role. The ending is one of the most cathartic I’ve seen. Worth renting for the ending alone.
The other Josh Randall movie is one of those Chuck Norris things. There may be some supposed relationship with McQueen’s character, but I wouldn’t waste a rental to find out.
Roger. Rutger. Good flic!
Annika Hansen = Seven of Nine on Voyager.
My first name is Lynn…and I’m a dude…but I’m usually called something else.
Clue: I’m a man named Lynn and my boss’ name is George…
I am also willing to accept the answer “Rutger Hauer.”
I have one for you.
Norville Rogers
My character’s name is Michael Bergen, but that’s only mentioned once or twice during the entire run of the show.
Shaggy of Scooby Doo fame.
Next one: Jeff Albertson.
Easiest. Name. Ever.
Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons.
I think you mean Bob Briscoe.
“This stinks! This is total BS! . . . Oh, here it is.”
Bulldog on* Frasier*.
Wasn’t that Berg, played by Ryan Richardson, on Two Guys, a Girl, and Whatever Various Title Incarnations We Had?
Nah, I think that was Rutger Hauer.
I tried thinking of a good one, but the only one I’ve got is easy:
Warren Weber
Sit on it!
That’s Potsie from Happy Days.
Ramona Smith
Francis Ethelbert Sharkey
Elister
George Stevens
Vinko Bogataj
I am Mr. Belvedere.
My name is Samuel Powers.
Walter O’Reilly
Radar?
He’s not a fictional character. He’s a real person. He’s the Yugoslavian ski jumper (not sure which country he lives in now, possibly Slovenia) featured in ABC’s Wide World of Sports as “The Agony of Defeat.”
As referenced earlier, Chuck Connors played baseball for the Brooklyn Dodgers, but just one game. He played 66 games for the Chicago Cubs and also played many years in the minor leagues. He also played in the NBA briefly for the Boston Celtics.
Connors was a first baseman. He stood 6’5". He’s also buried a few plots away from my mom.