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jorantomalak
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Ok here a question lets see how many of you get this right
WITHOUT!! using google search or the internet just your brain power.
What star trek alum actors acted in the short lived 80s scifi series streethawk , one wound up on ST3 as a klingon and the other later wound up on voyager as one of the series main characters.
Can you name the 2 actors?
Note: most will use google etc, but would you atleast try to give it some thought before you do?
WITHOUT!! using google search or the internet just your brain power.
What star trek alum actors acted in the short lived 80s scifi series streethawk , one wound up on ST3 as a klingon and the other later wound up on voyager as one of the series main characters.
Can you name the 2 actors?
Note: most will use google etc, but would you atleast try to give it some thought before you do?
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right an right kruge/doc brown and chakotay was on the pilot of the short lived streethawk.
Not surprised crash though a much better show then knight rider it got the friday night slot of death during the 80s, it lasted 1 season but never really took off because of where it got slotted, you might wanna youtube it its a pretty good show for its time
Id post the pilot if i knew it wasnt against the forums ToS
"I was here before you, I will be here after you are gone. I am here, regardless of your acknowledgement or acceptance..." - The Truth
Yeah streethawk was my fav show was mad as heck when it got axed after 1 season
"I was here before you, I will be here after you are gone. I am here, regardless of your acknowledgement or acceptance..." - The Truth
I never digged knight rider only started watching after streethawk and airwolf is like streethawk my fav i fforgot bout airwolf medication and memory dont mix lol
anyways i always thought streethawk and airwolf were much better then knight rider , the hoff is like the shat over acting and camera has to be on them all the time lol
But knight rider turned out so campy it was good but didnt even pay attention to it till after streethawk got the axe then i just segued into it because of a random commercial lol
Had a quesstion would it be against the forums ToS if i posted the pilot for the old TV show streethawk?
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That is a good question about jesse but bing it was made in the 80s i doubt it, i think from a modern eye though im a kid of the 80s was grat being a teen then i digress ,they were trying for a more batmanesque type person you know guy is a loner has access to some wild tech and a killer ride goes around as a vigelante saving the day , but wound up with rex smith who put more spunk and exuberance into the jesse mach character so it came of as a strange fit.
Fun fact about streethawk rex smith who played jesse mach actually took the bike and in full costume take it when he went for lunch sometimes during braks betwen shoots how cool is that
As far as stringfellow hawke i saw those eps and what it seemed to me is he was a kid in nam like late teens early 20s , the war and the lose of his brother changed him to a brooding loner with PTSD.
I read an interview wifh Rex Smith the other day, and yeah, it definitely sounds like as a crew, they got up to some major shenanigans and hell-raising
String might have had PTSD, but personally, I wouldn't have said so, as he didn't really fit many of the other typically seen symptoms, but his taciturnity, his reclusivity, his eccentricities, it just came across to me as what we might now call Aspergers, where as back when it was written, I guess that's just what they called 'the strong, silent type
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@jorantomalak
You might be able to post a link to a site that has the right to host the video, but not a direct link to a video. My main concern would be about distribution laws, though.
And I watched all 3 of those shows back in the day.
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Ok then that would be youtube for those who wanna see it
and thanks baddmoonrizen i didnt want to break the forums ToS
lol yeah VCRs were the kings back then...until you trid to st the bloomin clock then you wanted to hit it with a sledgehammer, heck i still have a few shows on vhs tape ...good times man
Airwolf fascinated me more back then, the best to me was Knight Rider.
However, if I watch at these things today, I think Airwolf aged better than Knight Rider - because suddenly I really start to understand the Cold War background, and Knight Rider's stories and acting are... meh.
Go Fig...
Thank you for the time...
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