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| − | '''Thomas Knickerbocker''' is the actor who appeared as [[hologram|holographic]] gunman [[Johnny]] in |
+ | '''Thomas Knickerbocker''' is the actor who appeared as [[hologram|holographic]] gunman [[Johnny]] in {{e|Clues}}, a [[TNG Season 4|fourth season]] episode of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]''. |
| − | Knickerbocker made his television debut with a small role in the 1987 TV movie ''Roses Are for the Rich'', a drama starring ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' actors [[Kate Mulgrew]] and [[Robert Picardo]] and also featuring fellow |
+ | Knickerbocker made his television debut with a small role in the 1987 TV movie ''Roses Are for the Rich'', a drama starring ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' actors [[Kate Mulgrew]] and [[Robert Picardo]] and also featuring fellow TNG guest actor [[Anne Haney]]. Knickerbocker shortly thereafter had a brief recurring role on the soap opera ''Falcon Crest'', during which he worked with the likes of [[Daniel Benzali]], [[Brett Cullen]], [[Barry Jenner]], and [[Norman Parker]]. His other TV credits include guest spots on ''Alien Nation'' (starring [[Gary Graham]], [[Eric Pierpoint]], and [[Michele Scarabelli]]), ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' (in an episode with [[Caroline Lagerfelt]]), ''Murder One'' (with Daniel Benzali, [[Barbara Bosson]], [[John Fleck]], [[Gregory Itzin]], [[Stanley Kamel]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Donna Murphy]], [[Clayton Rohner]], and [[Vanessa Williams]]), ''The West Wing'', ''Cold Case'', and ''Boston Legal'' (starring [[William Shatner]] and [[Rene Auberjonois]]). |
He had a small role in the 1991 film ''Eve of Destruction'', starring [[Tim Russ]], and can be seen briefly in 2000's ''Rules of Engagement'' (which features [[Gordon Clapp]] and [[David Graf]]) and 2002's ''Spun''. He also had a larger supporting role in the 1994 film ''Twogether'', co-starring [[Jim Beaver]] and [[Ellen Albertini Dow]]. In 2000, director [[Michael Grossman]] cast Knickerbocker in the Nickelodeon telefilm ''Two Head are Better than None'' along with [[Time Winters]]. |
He had a small role in the 1991 film ''Eve of Destruction'', starring [[Tim Russ]], and can be seen briefly in 2000's ''Rules of Engagement'' (which features [[Gordon Clapp]] and [[David Graf]]) and 2002's ''Spun''. He also had a larger supporting role in the 1994 film ''Twogether'', co-starring [[Jim Beaver]] and [[Ellen Albertini Dow]]. In 2000, director [[Michael Grossman]] cast Knickerbocker in the Nickelodeon telefilm ''Two Head are Better than None'' along with [[Time Winters]]. |
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Knickerbocker works at the Colony Theatre Company in Burbank, California. |
Knickerbocker works at the Colony Theatre Company in Burbank, California. |
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Revision as of 20:28, 10 September 2008
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...as Johnny
Thomas Knickerbocker is the actor who appeared as holographic gunman Johnny in "Clues", a fourth season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Knickerbocker made his television debut with a small role in the 1987 TV movie Roses Are for the Rich, a drama starring Star Trek: Voyager actors Kate Mulgrew and Robert Picardo and also featuring fellow TNG guest actor Anne Haney. Knickerbocker shortly thereafter had a brief recurring role on the soap opera Falcon Crest, during which he worked with the likes of Daniel Benzali, Brett Cullen, Barry Jenner, and Norman Parker. His other TV credits include guest spots on Alien Nation (starring Gary Graham, Eric Pierpoint, and Michele Scarabelli), Beverly Hills, 90210 (in an episode with Caroline Lagerfelt), Murder One (with Daniel Benzali, Barbara Bosson, John Fleck, Gregory Itzin, Stanley Kamel, Jack Kehler, Donna Murphy, Clayton Rohner, and Vanessa Williams), The West Wing, Cold Case, and Boston Legal (starring William Shatner and Rene Auberjonois).
He had a small role in the 1991 film Eve of Destruction, starring Tim Russ, and can be seen briefly in 2000's Rules of Engagement (which features Gordon Clapp and David Graf) and 2002's Spun. He also had a larger supporting role in the 1994 film Twogether, co-starring Jim Beaver and Ellen Albertini Dow. In 2000, director Michael Grossman cast Knickerbocker in the Nickelodeon telefilm Two Head are Better than None along with Time Winters.
Knickerbocker works at the Colony Theatre Company in Burbank, California.
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