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Ernest R Dickerson (as Ernest Dickerson), 0
A man on the run is hunted by a demon known as the Collector....
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Lou Antonio (4 episodes, 1995-1998),
Michael Nankin (2 episodes, 1995-1996),
Doug Lefler (2 episodes, 1996-1998),
Oz Scott (2 episodes, 1996-1998),
James Frawley (2 episodes, 1996),
Michael Lange (2 episodes, 1996),
Mike Binder (1 episode, 1995),
Jim Charleston (1 episode, 1995),
James A Contner (1 episode, 1995),
Michael Katleman (1 episode, 1995),
Peter O'Fallon (1 episode, 1995),
Mel Damski (1 episode, 1996),
Bruce Seth Green (1 episode, 1996),
Elodie Keene (1 episode, 1996),
Nick Marck (unknown episodes), 0
American Gothic is a horror/drama/thriller series set in the heart of South Carolina in a small town called Trinity. In this town not everyone is as they seem and everyone seems to follow their leader, Sheriff Lucas Buck. Lucas's son, Caleb Temple, was brought up by another family and was lead to believe that a man called Gage was his father. The local doctor, Matt Crower, gets curious when suddenly the Sheriff wants everything to do with Caleb....
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Curtis Hanson, 0
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David Solomon (6 episodes, 2009-2010),
Joss Whedon (3 episodes, 2009),
Tim Minear (2 episodes, 2009-2010),
Félix Enríquez Alcalá (2 episodes, 2009),
Dwight H Little (2 episodes, 2009),
David Straiton (2 episodes, 2009),
John Cassaday (1 episode, 2009),
James A Contner (1 episode, 2009),
Steven S DeKnight (1 episode, 2009),
Jonathan Frakes (1 episode, 2009),
Marita Grabiak (1 episode, 2009),
Rod Hardy (1 episode, 2009),
Elodie Keene (1 episode, 2009),
Allan Kroeker (1 episode, 2009),
Wendey Stanzler (1 episode, 2009),
Terrence O'Hara (1 episode, 2010), 0
The show follows an organization that employs mind-wiped DNA-altered humans known as Dolls who are implanted with false memories and skills for various missions and tasks. When they are not 'at work' they are living in a real life Dollhouse which gives the show the name. One of those mind-wiped humans, a young woman named Echo, is slowly starting to become aware of herself and what's going on - all the while somebody on the outside is trying to...
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Cliff Bole (25 episodes, 1987-1994),
Les Landau (21 episodes, 1987-1994),
Winrich Kolbe (16 episodes, 1988-1994),
Rob Bowman (13 episodes, 1987-1990),
Robert Scheerer (11 episodes, 1989-1993),
Robert Wiemer (8 episodes, 1989-1994),
Jonathan Frakes (8 episodes, 1990-1994),
Gabrielle Beaumont (7 episodes, 1989-1994),
Alexander Singer (6 episodes, 1992-1994),
Corey Allen (5 episodes, 1987-1994),
Paul Lynch (5 episodes, 1987-1992),
Patrick Stewart (5 episodes, 1991-1994),
Joseph L Scanlan (4 episodes, 1988-1989),
David Carson (4 episodes, 1989-1992),
Chip Chalmers (4 episodes, 1990-1992),
James L Conway (3 episodes, 1987-1993),
Robert Becker (2 episodes, 1988),
Timothy Bond (2 episodes, 1989-1990),
Tom Benko (2 episodes, 1990-1991),
Robert Legato (2 episodes, 1990-1991),
David Livingston (2 episodes, 1991-1992),
Peter Lauritson (2 episodes, 1992-1993),
Robert Lederman (2 episodes, 1992-1993),
Adam Nimoy (2 episodes, 1992-1993),
LeVar Burton (2 episodes, 1993-1994),
Richard A Colla (1 episode, 1987),
Richard Compton (1 episode, 1987),
Russ Mayberry (1 episode, 1987),
Kim Manners (1 episode, 1988),
Win Phelps (1 episode, 1988),
Michael Ray Rhodes (1 episode, 1988),
Michael Vejar (1 episode, 1988),
Robert Iscove (1 episode, 1989),
Larry Shaw (1 episode, 1989),
Marvin V Rush (1 episode, 1991),
Dan Curry (1 episode, 1993),
Gates McFadden (1 episode, 1994),
Jonathan West (1 episode, 1994), 0
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Masato Harada, 0
Brooklyn's smuggling companions are slaughtered, sometimes violently, one by one as they wantonly defy the security systems of the Kyron-5. Babe falls into a vat of green liquid and becomes a cybernetic antagonist. Brooklyn is placed under arrest by Sergeant Nim, who suggests they follow surviving children Seven and Eleven. The Kyron-5 declared war on humanity, and killed most of those living on the island. Brooklyn, a mechanic, must overcome...
