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Extra points for more than two.

 

I could go obvious with say, Tom Selleck, but instead, choose Nathan Fillion of Castle and Firefly fame. Admittedly, FF wasn't exactly huge popularity-wise, but still, one of my favorite actors on the flat-screen nonetheless.

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David Boreanz, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, its spinoff Angel, and Bones. ...2.5

 

Ted Danson, Cheers, Becker and CSI: Las Vegas

 

Sally Field, Gidget, The Flying Nun and Brothers and Sisters

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David Boreanz, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, its spinoff Angel, and Bones. ...2.5

 

Ted Danson, Cheers, Becker and CSI: Las Vegas

 

Sally Field, Gidget, The Flying Nun and Brothers and Sisters

Nice. The only thing I'd say is, should be a lead role. Angel wasn't a lead role in BTVS, but solid contributions to be sure. Really like the way he went from Angel to Bones. :thumbsup:

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Katey Sagal - Married with Children, Sons of Anarchy

Ed ONeil - Married with Children, Modern Family

Christina Applegate - Married with Children, Up All Night, etc.

David Faustino - Married with Children, The Legend of Korra

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Bill Cosby

 

I Spy

The Bill Cosby Show

Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids

The Cosby Show

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Seinfeld, New Adventures of Old Christine, Veep.

Bob Newhart - The Bob Newhart Show, Newhart

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David Spade: Saturday Night Live, Showbiz Show w/David Spade, 8 Simple Rules, Just Shoot Me, Rules of Engagement

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David Spade: Saturday Night Live, Showbiz Show w/David Spade, 8 Simple Rules, Just Shoot Me, Rules of Engagement

 

This is a sneakily okay show. I would never make a point of tuning in for it, but it's in syndication now, and sometimes I'll leave it on in the background, and it's not horrible. There's some okay subtlety to it. Looks like maybe it's from the same people who made King of Queens, which was also not horrible.

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William Shatner - Star Trek, Boston Legal

Leonard Nimoy - Star Trek, Fringe

Judd Hirsch - Taxi, Numb3rs

Rob Morrow - Northern Exposure, Numb3rs

Henry Winkler - Happy Days, Royal Pains

Richard Dean Anderson - McGuyver, Stargate-SG1

 

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Michael Chiklis - The Commish, The Shield.

Walt Goggins - The Shield, Justified

Timothy Olyphant - Deadwood, Justified

 

Maybe not big enough hits to qualify, but quality.

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David McCallum - The Man from U.N.C.L.E., NCIS

 

Possible winner for longest gap between.

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Mark Paul Gosselar (Zack Morris)

Ricky Schroeder (Silver Spoons)

Molly Ringwald

 

Both had cheesy recurring TV series roles as children, then adults.

 

Ogre (Revenge of the Nerds - Frederick W. Polawaski) also is the main viking in the Capital One commericals. Go Ogre! NEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSSSS :mad:

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David McCallum - The Man from U.N.C.L.E., NCIS

 

Possible winner for longest gap between.

 

Actually, second to OldMaid, but still. :thumbsup:

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Scott Bakula - Star Trek:Enterprise, Quantum Leap

Dean Stockwell - Quantum Leap, Battlestar Galactica (remake)

Lorne Green - Battlestar Galactica (original), Bonanza

 

 

 

 

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Andy Griffith-The Andy Griffith Show, Matlock

 

Carroll O'Connor-All in the Family, In The Heat Of The Night

 

Bill Bixby-My Favorite Martian, The Courtship Of Eddie's Father, The Incredible Hulk

 

Michael Landon-Bonanza, Little House On The Prarie, Highway To Heaven

 

Lee Majors-The Big Valley,The Six Million Dollar Man, The Fall Guy

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Sarah chalke. now done new show.

 

That was canceled after six episodes...

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Michael C Hall - Six Feet Under, Dexter

 

Edie Falco - Oz, Sopranos, Nurse Jackie

 

Matthew Fox - Party of Five, Lost

 

There are definitely more...

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Michael C Hall - Six Feet Under, Dexter

 

Edie Falco - Oz, Sopranos, Nurse Jackie

 

Matthew Fox - Party of Five, Lost

 

There are definitely more...

 

This. Hollywood actors are recycled like NFL kickers and coaches. In fact, there's only one actor who hasn't been on multiple shows, and that's Steve Urkel. And that's a shame.

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Mark Harmon - NCIS, St. Elsewhere, Flamingo Road, Reasonable Doubts, Chicago Hope

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No Neil Patrick Harris yet?

 

Doogie Houser, How I met Your Mother

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Goggins -- Shield and Justified (he has chosen his roles well) Same with Tim Oly - Deadwood and Justified ... Trend to Justified being like the new verison of the Shield with how well it is written. If you go with current

 

Larry Hagman Dallas and Jeanie ... I would choose him as all time with IMO the most recognizable charachter for a TV drama in JR Ewing

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James Purefoy - Rome, The Following

 

Connie Britton - Friday Night Lights, American Horror Story, Nashville

 

Hayden Pantettiere - Guiding Light, Heroes, Nashville

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Barney Rubble - The Fliintstones, The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show, The Flinstones Comedy Hour, Fred Flintstone and Friends, The New Fred and Barney Show,

 

"Leonard: Oh, that Barney Rubble. What an actor."

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Gordan Ramsey

 

Master Chef, Hell's Kitchen, Hotel Hell, Kitchen Nightmares, The F Word, Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares, and about a dozen more.

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Jennifer Morrison - House, Once Upon a Time

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Goggins -- Shield and Justified (he has chosen his roles well) Same with Tim Oly - Deadwood and Justified ... Trend to Justified being like the new verison of the Shield with how well it is written. If you go with current

 

Larry Hagman Dallas and Jeanie ... I would choose him as all time with IMO the most recognizable charachter for a TV drama in JR Ewing

 

Excellent choices. Probably the best I've read.

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