Did anyone see the syndicated show where Jerry and Elaine get stranded at a party in Long Island? DId you notice that the Comish palyed the host, and most importantly Elaine was talking to a guy who years later re-appeared as Jackie Chiles. The young Jackie had an afro and glasses.
"Stranded Epsisode"
Fans discuss guest appearances in "The Stranded" episode, debating whether the party host was the Commish and identifying Jackie Chiles actor Phil Morris in an uncredited role.
Subject: "Stranded Epsisode" From: Joe West, [email] Date: 10 Feb 1996 20:55:04 -0500 In article Joe West, [email] writes:
When I first saw that host of the party, I thought about him being the Commish, but I looked at the credits and I don't think it was him. I have to watch my recording again to see the guy who is supposedly Jackie Chiles, I didn't notice it the first time.
Laurie
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It was definitely the Commish. He did a pretty decent job. Does anyone actually watch "The Commish" on a regular basis? I saw maybe two episodes.
-Gary
Trust me, it WAS "The Commish" (actor Michael Chiklis)
If that is so, then Phil "Jackie Chiles" Morris was there in a non-speaking capacity, because he wasn't credited. It is possible since he would have been back in the States after being in the "Mission Impossible" revival series of 1988-1990, playing a role similar to one his father Barney made famous.
Something else I just noticed while perusing the Internet Movie Database. Phil "Jackie Chiles" Morris also appeared with Michael Richards in "Marblehead Manor" as Jerry Stockton the Chauffeur. Michael played Rick the Gardener.
, Dennis Kytasaari writes:
Wasn't the original MI actor named Greg Morris(I haven't seen the show in years, but I'm guessing that Barney was the characters name)?The same actor who also appeared in the "Vegas" series with Robert Urich...?
HF
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Yes, that was the commish, and wasn't the nazi who rode in the limo with "O'Brien" also the woman who wouldn't eat pie?
Dean Smith
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