I'm not a regular reader here. But my roomate and I have a
disagreement and we'd like to know if any body here knows the answer to
our question. The issue is this:
Who played Buck Rogers in the 80's t.v. show of that name?
I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
BTW, we are procratinating from studying for finals.
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Dillon Jung Lin
dl...@andrew.cmu.edu
Carnegie Mellon University Architecture
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His name is Gil Gerard. I may not have the spelling right but that is his
name.
Alex Wagner
: I'm not a regular reader here. But my roomate and I have a
: disagreement and we'd like to know if any body here knows the answer to
: our question. The issue is this:
: Who played Buck Rogers in the 80's t.v. show of that name?
: I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
: Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
: BTW, we are procratinating from studying for finals.
If you placed a bet on it, pay up. Buck was played by Gil Gerard.
: I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
: Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
It was Gill Gerard. And Erin Grey played Wilma.
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With a one-shot appearance by Larry "Buster" Crabbe (the Serial's Buck
Rogers) as Admiral Gordon (an in-gag reference to his more famous 3-Serial
Role of Flash Gordon).
> Hey all,
>
> I'm not a regular reader here. But my roomate and I have a
> disagreement and we'd like to know if any body here knows the answer to
> our question. The issue is this:
>
> Who played Buck Rogers in the 80's t.v. show of that name?
>
> I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
> Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
>
> BTW, we are procratinating from studying for finals.
>
> The actor wasn't Lee Majors it was Gil Gerard. The program is still
shown on Sci Fi channel.
> I'm not a regular reader here. But my roomate and I have a
>disagreement and we'd like to know if any body here knows the answer to
>our question. The issue is this:
> Who played Buck Rogers in the 80's t.v. show of that name?
> I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
> Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
> BTW, we are procratinating from studying for finals.
Not even close. "Gil Gerard."
....And it's older than "the eighties." Try "Late seventies."
And don't *ever* watch an episode from the second season, after
the Universal "management" tried to punch up the ratings by
further brain-damaging an already putrid series format which
had been extensively altered from the real "Buck Rogers" yarns,
which would probably have earned them some good money if they'd
done them straight.
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M{>Hey all,
M{> I'm not a regular reader here. But my roomate and I have a
M{>disagreement and we'd like to know if any body here knows the answer to
M{>our question. The issue is this:
M{> Who played Buck Rogers in the 80's t.v. show of that name?
M{> I maintain that it is Lee Majors (Fall Guy, Six Million Dollar Man).
M{> Anyone care to confirm/disprove? Thanks.
M{> BTW, we are procratinating from studying for finals.
M{>______________________________________________________________________
M{>Dillon Jung Lin
M{>dl...@andrew.cmu.edu
M{>Carnegie Mellon University Architecture
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It was Gil Gerrad (sp?)
He is *NOT*. He's the illegitimate son of Hugh O'Brian, George Hamilton,
Angel Tompkins, and Shelley Winters, the first product of a highly-classified
experiment in tetraploidic gene splicing.