"While Gray Davis and Arnold Schwarzenegger and dozens of other hopefuls spent Tuesday gripping and grinning for votes, Coleman was in Simi Valley shooting, 'A Carol Christmas.' The riff on the Dickens classic co-stars Tori Spelling and William ('T.J. Hooker') Shatner. Coleman, as fitting someone whose greatest triumphs were during the Deukmejian administration, plays the ghost of Christmas past."
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/10/08/FRINGE.TMP
"Scott Munro" wrote in message news:[email]...
The funniest bit was the "William (T.J. Hooker) Shatner". ROFL!
"Dr Music" wrote in message news:...
He was in the pilot for the "Alexander the Great" TV show back in the 60s, but none of the networks would pick it up. He was also in the episode of the Twilight Zone that made fun of the Simpsons episode where the gremlin tried to pull the wheel off of the school bus.
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Aaron Hirshberg wrote:
Wasn't he in some '60s sci-fi t.v. series? Forgot the name of it.
"someguy" wrote in message news:[email]...
I think it was lost in space or someother lame show from then
(ducking before I get to burnt from the flames on the way)
It was about star trekking, and they kept trekking the stars forever until they could take no more star trekking. I think it was called, "The Spaceship that Couldn't Stop."
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Whoever says "Nothing is impossible" has never tried to slam a revolving door. - Willy Walker
some twilighty show...about that zone
"A woman drove me to drink, and I didn't even have the decency to thank her" -- W. C. Fields
"Wagon Train to the Stars."
Its the Sooooooooooooul Mass Transit System!
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Whoever says "Nothing is impossible" has never tried to slam a revolving door. - Willy Walker
Now there's an obtuse Trek reference.
(Explained for non-Trekkies: Star Trek creator Roddenberry originally pitched his proposed sci-fi series to network execs as a sort of "Wagon Train" -- a popular Western series at that time evidentally -- "to the Stars.")
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the
An angle greater than 90 degrees?
"Dr Music" wrote in message news:...
If it had been any less, it would have been an acute Star Trek reference.
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