Belz!

Did anyone else notice that the voice of Loogie was provided by Richard Belzer?

PS If you can find his CD "Another Lone Nut", check it out...

On Sun, 09 Apr 2000 19:14:45 -0400, biohazard wrote:

You know, that name sounds awfully familiar but I can't place him at all. Can anyone jog my memory, please?

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Detective Munch on _____________ (Insert SEVERAL primetime cop TV shows here) ___________.

-BK

On Mon, 10 Apr 2000 01:00:25 GMT, "Brandon Keever" wrote:

Started as a standup comic. Has been doing it for 25 years or so.

As the poster mentions above, he is Detective Munch in a TV show called Homicide.

HAd a cameo on an X-Files episode as Dect. Munch in the episode where they show how the Lone Gunmen got together.

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Homicide got cancelled 2-3 years ago.

His new "main" character is Munch on Law and Order Special Victims Unit

Yeah, and on a UPN show called "The Beat" and on the other Law And Order, he's a pretty popular detective =]

-BK

In article , [email] (--=JALA=--) writes:

Sure. The Belz is a stand-up comedian/actor, and has appeared in such films as "The Wrong Guys" (with Richard Lewis) and TV shows including "Homicide", "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit", and "Lois and Clark".

In article , [email] (--=JALA=--) writes:

Isn't he the comedian from the 80's who always wore black and sunglasses?

I think he was the bad guy in the Christmas ep of Moonlighting and later had a recurring role in Homicide.

Wrestling fans will remember him as the man Hulk Hogan injured while showing a wrestling move - a piledriver, I believe - to him on a talk show. Hogan put a headlock on him and Belzer tried to fight it (not a smart thing to do if you're not a professional). Hogan kept the hold on and Belzer passed out. He ended up with a neck injury and sued Hogan for it. I don't remember how the case ended up.

Belzer is a stand-up comic along the lines of Howard Stern and Andrew "Dice" Clay.

--- Willie Westwood