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beardedmrbean · 2 months ago
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vintagetvstars · 2 months ago
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Ron Glass Vs. Scott Bakula
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Ron Glass - (Barney Miller, Firefly) - the man aged like a fine wine! he was hot in the 70s and he was hot in the 00s!
Scott Bakula - (Quantum Leap, Star Trek: Enterprise (Seasons 1-3)) - Idk how to even explain how hot Scott Bakula is as Dr. Sam Beckett in Quantum Leap. Sam is the ultimate hot nerd - a genius with six doctorates, who invents a way to time travel, he's selfless and pure of heart, and will unhesitatingly punch bigots in the face when necessary. He also does a lot of singing and dancing (Bakula is a Tony nominated musical theatre actor) and takes off his shirt A LOT. He kind of looks like just some guy in still photos, but watch him in an episode, and trust me, you'll understand.
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CW: Text propaganda briefly talks about an episode involving sexual assault
look. the broad spectrum of issues covered in quantum leap with a SHOCKING amount of sincerity and good balance of comedy with serious topics should be able to speak for itself here. to me its a very Classic scifi/speculative fiction model of reflection on social issues - episodes where sam is put through minority group experiences or put in social positions of difficulty (in particular, the episode in which hes in the body of a teen girl thats been raped by a local Golden Boy always comes to mind. for ostensibly a comedy show, they took big serious swings and that helps it hold up still.) and yes he absolutely rocked the dresses they tailored for him. guy that is hot bc hes not afraid to get serious Or sillay. one fun fact i have about him is that his contract for enterprise specified that they had to be done filming every day by a certain time so that he could go have dinner at home, he made the studio give him time to spend with his family bc when they filmed quantum leap he would be away months at a time. also hes a triple threat he has stage experience too <3
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jewelstaite · 2 months ago
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2005 Serenity Cast Photography
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citizenscreen · 4 months ago
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Remembering Ron Glass on his birthday #botd
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loveboatinsanity · 7 months ago
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imkeepinit · 1 year ago
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searchforgeek · 10 months ago
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Reigniting the 'Firefly': Streaming's Potential to Revive a Cult Classic
Introduction “Firefly,” a series that captivated audiences with its unique blend of sci-fi and western elements, has remained a subject of fascination and hope for revival among its dedicated fan base. Despite its brief initial run in 2002 and the subsequent release of its movie sequel, “Serenity,” the Firefly universe has continued to spark interest and rumors about its return. Current State of…
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patientlibrarian · 11 months ago
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Remembering Ron Glass 10/7/45 - 25/11/16. We miss our 'Shepherd'.
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raurquiz · 4 months ago
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#remembering #RonGlass #actor #Loken #StarTrek #Voyager #Nightingale #Firefly #serenity #lakeviewterrace #BarneyMiller #AgentsofSHIELD #MurderSheWrote #RhythmandBlues #Rugrats #TheDivision #shark #AllGrownUp #DeathataFuneral #MajorCrimes #csiny #StrangeFrame #startrek57
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male1971 · 1 year ago
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quiteunlikely-screencaps · 2 years ago
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Nathan Fillion as Mal and Ron Glass as Book in Serenity (2005)
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iconuk01 · 2 years ago
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Still my absolute favourite story from the 1980's Twilight Zone as Sherman Hemsley's college professor has to deal with Ron Glass's Devil.
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vintagetvstars · 3 months ago
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Ron Glass Vs. Dirk Benedict
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Ron Glass - (Barney Miller, Firefly) - the man aged like a fine wine! he was hot in the 70s and he was hot in the 00s!
Dirk Benedict - (Battlestar Galactica, The A-Team) - No text propaganda
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tempest-jackal-ingalls · 2 years ago
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tuttle-did-it · 2 months ago
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‘Incident in Lot 7’ Murder, She Wrote guest stars
Henry Gibson (Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In, The Blues Brothers, Innerspace, Rocket Power, Becker, Charmed, Stargate SG1, Early Edition, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Mad About You, Coach, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Escape to Witch Mountain, MacGyver, Newhart, The Twilight Zone (1985), Quincy ME, Magnum PI, Trapper John MD, Wonder Woman, Love American Style, Bewitched)
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Ron Glass (Firefly, Serenity, Barney Miller, CSI, Agents of SHIELD, Death at a Funeral, Star Trek Voyager, Teen Angel, Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone (19685), The Bob Newhart Show, Maude, All in the Family)
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The Psycho House - Jessica investigates a murder on the set of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960). In the opening credits there is a burst of the theme tune from Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955) and a man that looks like Hitchcock crosses the street. This is a nod to the cameos that Hitchcock made in most of his films.
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Films that have used the Psycho House on Universal set for their locations
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S8, E13 19 Jan 1992
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famousborntoday · 4 months ago
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Ronald Earle Glass was an American actor. He was known for his roles as literary Det. Ron Harris in the television sitcom Barney Miller (1975–1982), and as the...
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