Saturday, June 11, 2016

Mister Rogers (1963-1967) and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood (1968-2001): Where are They Now?



Info derived from the imdb. Only works 2013 and later being tracked. Only actors in 4+ episodes noted. If no role noted, appeared as Self.

Mister Rogers (1963-1967) aka Misterogers; Canadian Series

Fred Rogers (Self/King Friday XIII): died in 2003.
Allan Blye (Self/Captain Blye): last known acting role in 2009 (also Executive Producer).
Don Francks (Mr. Anybody): died in 2016; in Gangland Undercover (6 episodes 2015), The Second Time Around (2015), Hemlock Grove (7 episodes 2013).    
Donna Miller: no known subsequent acting roles.
Maxine Miller (Nurse Farmer): in The Magic Stocking (2015), UnREAL (1 episode 2015), Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery (2015), The Flash (1 episode 2015), Splitting Adam (2015), Grace: The Possession (2014), The Timekeeper (2014), Primary (2014), Hattie's Heist (2014), Barbie & Her Sisters in a Pony Tale (2013), Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (2013), King & Maxwell (1 episode 2013), Psych (1 episode 2013).
Joey Hollingsworth: last known acting role as Self in 1974 (the later series).
Emilie Jacobson (Miss Emilie): last known acting role in 1969 (the later series).
Willie Saunders (Coach Saunders): last known acting role in 1982 (the later series).
Josie Carey: died in 2004.
Tom Kneebone (Thomas Farmer): died in 2003.
Anna Haworth (Digger Digorum): last known acting role in 1975 (the later series).
Loro Farrell: died in 1997.
Joe Negri (Handyman Negri): last known acting role in 2001 (the later series), as Self in 2008.
Carole Saunders: last known acting role as Self in 1971 (the later series).
Bud Alder (Scientist Alder): last known acting role in 1968 (the later series).
John Ziegler (Jonathan Zoogle): no other known acting roles.
Wally Martin (Self/Mr. Cloudhopper): last known acting role in 1994.
Eric Aldwinkle (Self/Eric Artist): no other known acting roles.
John Reardon (Reardon): died in 1988.
Vija Vetra: last known acting role in 2009.
Norman Welsh (Santa Claus): died in 2008.
Judy Knaiz (Lady Judinaze): last known acting role in 1971.
Don Brockett (Chef Brockett): died in 1995.
Celia Franca: died in 2007.
Bob Jeffrey (Self/Robert Farmer): last known acting role in 2011, then 1967 before that.
Elan Stuart: no known subsequent acting roles.
Barbara Hamilton: died in 1996.
Barbara Spence (Miss Paulifficate): no other known acting roles.
Charles Wallrich (Charles, Duke of Wallrich): no known subsequent acting roles.
Barbara Bryne: last known acting role in 1973.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968-2000) aka Misterogers’ Neighborhood; American Series

Fred Rogers (above plus Lady Elaine Fairchilde/Daniel Striped Tiger/Queen Sara Saturday/X the Owl/Grandpere/etc.); Betty Aberlin, Joe Negri, Don Brockett, John Reardon, Joey Hollingsworth, Maxine Miller, Don Francks, Anna Haworth, Willie Saunders, Emilie Jacobson, Carole Saunders, Vija Vetra, Bud Alder (latter same roles): see above.
David Newell (Mr. McFeely): no other known acting roles; as Self in 2008.
Robert Trow (Bob Dog/Robert Troll): died in 1998.
Chuck Aber (Charles R. Aber/H.J. Elephant III): last known acting role in 2010.
Bill Barker (Dr. Bill Platypus/ Elsie Jean Platypus): no known subsequent acting roles.
Audrey Roth (Miss Paulifficate): no known subsequent acting roles.
François Scarborough Clemmons (Officer Clemmons): no other known acting roles; as Self in 2011.
Maggie Stewart (Mayor Maggie): no known subsequent acting roles.
Carole Switala (Ana Platypus): no other known acting roles.
Lenny Meledandri (Prince Tuesday): no other known acting roles.
Betty Seamans (Mrs. McFeely): no other known acting roles; as Self in 2008.
Michael Horton (Betty Okanak Templeton-Jones/James Michael Jones/Old Goat): no other known acting roles.
Johnny Costa: died in 1996.
Elsie Neal: no other known acting roles.
David L. Nohling (Purple Panda): died in 2002.
Charles Altman (Prince Tuesday): no other known acting roles.
Marilyn Barnett: died in 2016.
José Cisneros (José): no other known acting roles.
Mary Rawson (Cousin Mary Owl/Mary Sweenie): no other known acting roles.
Adair Roth (Prince Tuesday): no other known acting roles.
Barbara Russell (Mrs. Hilda Dingleborder): last known acting role in 1993.
Yoshi Ito (Pilot Ito): no other known acting roles.
Bob Brown: no other known acting roles; as Self in 2004.
Debbie Neal: no other known acting roles; as Executive Producer in 2012.
Judy B. Brown: died in 2013.
Gladys Schenck (Mrs. Schenck): no other known acting roles.
Zelda Pulliam (Princess Zelda): last known acting role in 1992.
Bobby Rawsthorne: no other known acting roles; as Musician/this series in 2001.
Jewel Walker (Mime Walker): no known subsequent acting roles.
Susan Linn (Self/Audrey Duck/Cat-a-Lion): no other known acting roles; As Self in 2008, as Masseuse in 2006.
Bob Payne (Puppeteer): last known acting role in 1992.
Bert Lloyd (Mr. Allmine): no other known acting roles.
Fred Michael (Prince Tuesday): no other known acting roles.
Christi Engels: no other known acting roles.
Judy Rubin: last known acting role in 2012, then this; as Self: Art Therapy: The Movie (2016).
Keith David (Keith): in Greenleaf (26 episodes 2016-2017), The Nice Guys (2016), Person of Interest (1 episode 2016), Adventure Time with Finn & Jake (5 episodes 2013-2016), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (3 episodes 2015-2016), The North Star (2016), Blue: The American Dream (2016), Dirty Lies (2016), The Hypothetical Star Wars Holiday Special (2015), Uncle Grandpa (1 episode 2015), H4 (2015), Black Jesus (3 episodes 2015), Halo 5: Guardians (2015 video game), If I Tell You I Have to Kill You (2015), Boiling Pot (2015), Extant (1 episode 201t5) Rick and Morty (1 episode 2015), Un gallo con muchos huevos (2015), Union Furnace (2015), Mr. Robot (1 episode 2015), Community (12 episodes 2015), Big Time in Hollywood, FL (6 episodes 2015) What Lives Inside (6 episodes 2015), Dutch Book (2015), Archer (1 episode 2015), Kids vs Monsters (2015), The Marvel Experience (2014), Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight (2 episodes 2014), Scorpion (1 episode 2014), Enlisted (13 episodes 2014), Secrets of the Magic City (2014), Secrets of the Magic City (2014), Birds of Paradise (2014), Jabbawockeez: Regenerate (2014), Sealing Your Fate (2014), Frog Kingdom (2013), Free Birds (2013), Once Upon a Time in Wonderland (1 episode 2013), Saints Row IV (2013 video game), Bailout: The Age of Greed (2013), Sons of Liberty (2013), Marvel Heroes (2013 video game), Black Asylum (2013), The Bible (10 episodes 2013), Touch (1 episode 2013), Samuel Bleak (2013), Belle's (6 episodes 2013), Young Justice (1 episode 2013), Don't Pass Me By (2013); Chances (2015), Service to Man (2016), The Last Punch (2016) completed; The Gettysburg Address (2016), American Dresser (2016), Untitled Livi Zheng Project (2016), Range 15 (2016) in post-production; Follow (nd), Jersey 4 (2016), Nat Turner: Story of A Prophet (2017) in pre-production; The 420 Movie: Mary & Jane (nd) in production; as Producer/Self: Creature Feature: 60 Years of the Gill-Man (2014); as Associate Producer, completed: Service to Man (2016); as Self: Jackie Robinson (2 episodes 2016), Chabad Telethon (2015), The Monday Night War: WWE vs. WCW (20 episodes 2014), Chabad Telethon (2014), The 600: History of NASCAR's Toughest Race (2014), Birds of Paradise: Bringing the Characters to Life - At the Recording Studio (2014), Good Day L.A. (1 episode 2013), The History of WWE: 50 Years of Sports Entertainment (2013), Snowflake, the White Gorilla: Giving the Characters a Voice (2013), Chabad Telethon (2013), Battleground Afghanistan (1 episode 2013), Into Forgetfulness (2013), The Making of 'Bailout: The Age of Greed' (2013).
Matt Meko (Purple Panda): no other known acting roles.
Bill Marchl (Dr. Marchl): no other known acting roles.
Carl McVicker: no other known acting roles; as Musician/Composer 9same series) in 2001.
Eric Kloss: no other known acting roles.
Ella Jenkins: last known acting role in 2012, then 1993 before that.
Jim Rogers: no known subsequent acting roles.
Al Worden: no other known acting roles; as Self: NASA's Unexplained Files (8 episodes 2015-2016).
Terri Thompson: in Badlands of Kain (2016), then this; as Self: Extra (1 episode 2014).
Frederick Strother (Chief of Discipline/Mr. Strother): in Blood and Circumstance (2014).
Tony Chiroldes (H.M. Hulamouse): in The Wailing (2013).
Hedda Sharapan (Mrs. Frogg): no other known acting roles; as Self in 2008.
Mike Taylor: no other known acting roles; as Composer in 1975.
Tim Scanlon (Professor Scanlon): no other known acting roles.
Sergio Pinto (Sergio): no other known acting roles.
Stephen Lee (Cousin Steve): no other known acting roles.

Bernard Jessol: no other known acting roles.
Lynda Martha: no known subsequent acting roles.
Van Cliburn: died in 2013.
Tome Cousin (Tome the Ragdoll): last known acting role in 2002, then this.
Jim Beard (Beaver O'Day): no other known acting roles.
Paul Tifford Jr. (Fortune Cookie Man): last known acting role in 2009.
John Rogers: no known subsequent acting roles.
Jan Zandhuis: no other known acting roles.
Charles Appel (Mr. Appel): no known subsequent acting roles.
Carole Clemmons (Mrs. Clemmons): no other known acting roles.
Ezra Jack Keats: no other known acting roles; as Writer in 1984.
Dorothy Pierce: no other known acting roles.
David Crippens: no other known acting roles; as Executive Producer in 1988.
Dallas Treat: no other known acting roles.
Paul Spencer Adkins (Royal Trumpeter Adkins): no other known acting roles; as Self in 1990.

Friday, June 10, 2016

Young Frankenstein (1974): Where are They Now?



Info derived from imdb. Only works 2013 and later being tracked. All known actors listed.

Gene Wilder (Dr. Frankenstein): in Yo Gabba Gabba! (1 episode 2015); last known acting role in 2003; as Self: Celebrating Laughter: The Life and Films of Colin Higgins (2016), Private Screenings (1 episode 2014).
Peter Boyle (The Monster): died in 2006.
Marty Feldman (Igor): died in 1982.
Madeline Kahn (Elizabeth): died in 1999.
Cloris Leachman (Frau Blücher): in The Bronx Bull (2016), The Eleventh (5 episodes 2016), Bob's Burgers (1 episode 2016), Is That a Gun in Your Pocket? (2016), Baby, Baby, Baby (2015), Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015), The Millers (1 episode 2015), Girl Meets World (2 episodes 2014-2015), This Is Happening (2015), Hawaii Five-0 (1 episode 2015), The Wedding Ringer (2015), Franklin & Bash (1 episode 2014), Phineas and Ferb (1 episode 2014), Creative Galaxy (7 episodes 2014), Raising Hope (83 episodes 2010-2014), Champ Kind vs. Dorothy Mantooth (2014), Kirstie (1 episode 2013), Cloris Leachman in 'Happy Ending' (2013), Hot in Cleveland (1 episode 2013), Adult World (2013), The Croods (2013); Recalculating (2016), So B. It (2016) completed; The Comedian (2017) in post-production; American Gods (10 episodes 2017) filming; Mis-Fits (nd) in pre-production; as Self: CBS News Sunday Morning (1 episode 2015), Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration (2015), Today (1 episode 2015), Unity (2015), Celebrity Wife Swap (1 episode 2015), Pioneers of Television (2 episodes 2013-2014), The Arsenio Hall Show (1 episode 2014), The Queen Latifah Show (1 episode 2013), AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Mel Brooks (2013), American Masters (1 episode 2013), Katie (1 episode 2013), The Doctors (2 episode 2013); as Self, post-production: Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age (2016).
Teri Garr (Inga): last known acting role in 2007; as Self: AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Mel Brooks (2013).
Kenneth Mars (Inspector Kemp): died in 2011.
Richard Haydn (Herr Falkstein): died in 1985.
Liam Dunn (Mr. Hilltop): died in 1976.
Danny Goldman (Medical Student): last known acting role in 2012; as Casting Associate, in production: Vivaldi (nd).
Oscar Beregi Jr. (Sadistic Jailor): died in 1976.
Arthur Malet (Village Elder): died in 2013.
Richard A. Roth (Insp. Kemp's Aide): last known acting role in 1984.
Monte Landis (Gravedigger): last known acting role in 1992.
Rusty Blitz (Gravedigger): last known acting role in 1986.
Anne Beesley (Little Girl): last known acting role in 1979.
Gene Hackman (Blindman): last known acting role in 2004; as Self: Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story (2013).
Uncredited Cast:
Ian Abercrombie (Second Villager): died in 2012; in Star Wars: The Clone Wars (4 episodes 2013-2014), Green Lantern: The Animated Series (1 episode 2013).
Mel Brooks (Werewolf / Cat Hit by Dart / Victor Frankenstein voice): in The Guardian Brothers (2016), Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015), The Comedians (1 episode 2015), Dora the Explorer (1 episode 2014), Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014); Blazing Samurai (2017) in pre-production; as Executive Producer: Sam (2015), Mel Brooks Live at the Geffen (2015; also Writer/Self); as Self: The Last Laugh (2016), The Late Late Show with James Corden (1 episode 2015), The 67th Primetime Emmy Awards (2015), 2015 Creative Arts Emmys (2015), Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story (2015), Real Time with Bill Maher (1 episode 2015), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (3 episodes 2013-2014), Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: Single Shot (2 episodes 2014), Conan (2 episodes 2013-2014), Tavis Smiley (4 episodes 2014), AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Jane Fonda (2014), Blaze of Glory: Mel Brooks' Wild, Wild West (2014), Jeopardy! (1 episode 2014), The Queen Latifah Show (1 episode 2013), Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic (2013), Mel and His Movies (2013), AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Mel Brooks (2013), American Masters (1 episode 2013), The Talk (1 episode 2013), Paul Mazursky's: It's All Crap (2013), Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy (2013); as Self, completed: Conversations with Alan Ladd, Jr.: It's Always About the Story (2016); as Self, post-production: Untitled Bill Hayes Documentary (nd), Laddie: The Man Behind the Movies (2017).
Lou Cutell (Frightened Villager): in Grey's Anatomy (1 episode 2015), The Brink (1 episode 2015), Betty White's Off Their Rockers (8 episodes 2013-2014), How I Met Your Mother (1 episode 2013).
John Dennis (Orderly in Frankenstein's Class): died in 2004.
Randolph Dobbs (Third Villager – Joe): last known acting role in 1980.
Peter Paul Eastman (Theatre Goer): died in 2013.
Michael Fox (Helga's Father): died in 1996.
Lars Hensen (Theatre Goer): died in 1999.
Lidia Kristen (Helga's Mother): died in 2008.
Berry Kroeger (First Village Elder): died in 1991.
John Madison (Villager): last known acting role in 1981.
Johnny Marlin (Spectator): last known acting role in 1981.
Jeff Maxwell (Medical Student): last known acting role in 2001, then 1990 before that; as Self in 2009.
Rick Norman (Villager): no other known acting roles.
Pat O'Hara (Villager): died in 1988.
Terence Pushman (Villager): died in 2012.
Leoda Richards (Theatre Goer): died in 1998.
Norbert Schiller (Emcee at Frankenstein's Show): died in 1988.
Rolfe Sedan (Train Conductor): died in 1982.
Maida Severn (Train Passenger): died in 1995.
Arthur Tovey (Member of Angry Mob): died in 2000.
Clement von Franckenstein (?): in Hail, Caesar! (2016), Unfinished Business (2015), The Wrath (2015), Micky's Summer Resort (2014), Knobraska (2014), Black Martini (2014), Kroll Show (2 episodes 2013), Wallenda (2013); Somebody's Mother (2016) completed; Angels on Tap (2016), The Matadors (2016) in post-production; Sherlock Holmes vs. Frankenstein (nd) in production; as Self: Bomb! Burning Fantasy (2015), Actors Entertainment (2 episodes 2013-2014).

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971): Where are They Now?



Info derived from imdb. Only works 2013 and later being tracked. All known cast members noted.

Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka): in Yo Gabba Gabba! (1 episode 2015); last known acting role in 2003; as Self: Celebrating Laughter: The Life and Films of Colin Higgins (2016), Private Screenings (1 episode 2014).
Jack Albertson (Jack Albertson): died in 1981.
Peter Ostrum (Charlie): no other known acting roles; as Self: Oprah: Where Are They Now? (1 episode 2014).
Roy Kinnear (Mr. Salt): died in 1988.
Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca Salt): in Casualty (1 episode 2013), Holby City (1 episode 2013); as Self: Bizarre Transmissions from the Bermuda Triangle (1 episode 2015).
Leonard Stone (Mr. Beauregarde): died in 2011.
Denise Nickerson (Violet Beauregarde): last known acting role in 1978, as Self in 2012.
Nora Denney (Mrs. Teevee): died in 2005.
Paris Themmen (Mike Teevee): last known acting role in 2000; as Self: Cake Wars (1 episode 2016).
Ursula Reit (Mrs. Gloop): died in 1998.
Michael Bollner (Augustus Gloop): no other known acting roles; as Self: as Self: Bizarre Transmissions from the Bermuda Triangle (1 episode 2016).
Diana Sowle (Mrs. Bucket): last known acting role in 2008 video game, then 1994 before that.
Aubrey Woods (Bill): died in 2013.
David Battley (Mr. Turkentine): died in 2013.
Günter Meisner (Mr. Slugworth): died in 1994.
Peter Capell (The Tinker): died in 1986.
Werner Heyking (Mr. Jopeck): died in 1974.
Peter Stuart (Winkelmann): no known subsequent acting roles.
Uncredited Cast:
Dora Altmann (Grandma Georgina): died in 1971.
Victor Beaumont (Doctor): died in 1977.
Rudy Borgstaller (Oompa Loompa): no other known acting roles.
Tim Brooke-Taylor (Computer Operator):  in Doctors (1 episode 2015), Bull (1 episode 2015); as Self: 50 Years of BBC2 Comedy (2014), The Comedy Vaults: BBC2's Hidden Treasure (2014), Pointless Celebrities (1 episode 2014), The One Show (1 episode 2014), Celebrity Antiques Road Trip (1 episode 2013), Jo Brand's Great Wall of Comedy (1 episode 2013), Les Dawson: An Audience with That Never Was (2013).
George Claydon (Oompa Loompa): died in 2001.
Pat Coombs (Henrietta Salt): died in 2002.
Frank Delfino (Auctioneer): died in 1997.
Malcolm Dixon (Oompa Loompa): last known acting role in 1997, as Self in 2005.
Stephen Dunne (Stanley Kael - Second Newscaster): died in 1977.
Walker Edmiston (Mr. Slugworth; voice): died in 2007.
Michael Gahr (Reporter in Germany): died in 2010.
Rusty Goffe (Oompa Loompa): in Spidarlings (2015), Xandermonium (1 episode 2014), Doctor Who (1 episode 2014), Borgia (1 episode 2014); as Self: Bizarre Transmissions from the Bermuda Triangle (1 episode 2015), The 90s: The Best of Bad TV (2015).
Michael Goodliffe (Mr. Teavee): died in 1976.
Kurt Großkurth (Mr. Gloop): died in 1975.
Shin Hamano (Japanese Candy Store Owner): no other known acting roles.
Ismed Hassan (Oompa Loompa): apparently died some time between 1978-1999.
Jack Latham (First Newscaster): died in 1987.
Franziska Liebing (Grandma Josephine): died in 1993.
Gloria Manon (Mrs. Curtis): last known acting role in 2004 video game, then 1987 before that; as Self in 2004.
Norman McGlen (Oompa Loompa): apparently died some time between 1972-1999.
Angelo Muscat (Oompa Loompa): died in 1977.
Ed Peck (FBI Agent): died in 1992.
Pepe Poupee (Oompa Loompa): last known acting role in 1983.
Marcus Powell (Oompa Loompa): died in 2000.
Bob Roe (Peter Goff): last known acting role in 1973; as First Assistant Director: Blunt Talk (6 episodes 2015), Playing House (11 episodes 2014-2015), Community (4 episodes 2014-2015), A Merry Friggin' Christmas (2014), Super Fun Night (1 episode 2013).
Madeline Stuart (Madeline Durkin): no other known acting roles.
Albert Wilkinson (Oompa Loompa): last known acting role in 1986, as Self in 2012.
Ernst Ziegler (Grandpa George): died in 1974.

Saturday, May 21, 2016

Son of the Beach (2000-2002): Where are They Now?



Info derived from the imdb. Only works 2013-on noted by name. Only actors in 3+ episodes noted.

Jaime Bergman (B.J. Cummings): last known acting role in 2010.
Roland Kickinger (Chip Rommel): in Big Time in Hollywood, FL (1 episode 2015); Groomzilla (2017) in post-production.
Leila Arcieri (Jamaica St. Croix): last known acting role in 2010.
Kimberly Oja (Kimberlee Clark): last known acting role in 2008.
Timothy Stack (Notch Johnson): in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1 episode 2013; 5 2013-2014 as Self), Raising Hope (1 episode 2013; 86 2010-2014 as Consulting Producer, 1 2014 as Co-Executive Producer; 4 2013-2014 as Writer, 1 2014 as Director); as Consulting Producer: The Millers (6 episodes 2014-2015; 1 2015 as Writer); as Writer: Kirby Buckets (1 episode 2015); as Self: Today (3 episodes 2013-2014), The Wendy Williams Show (1 episode 2013).
Michael Berensen (Lt. Steve Andrews; dog): no other known acting roles.
Lisa Banes (Mayor Anita Massengil): in Rosewood (1 episode 2016), Cocktails & Dreams (2015), NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (1 episode 2015), The Strongest Man (2015), Gone Girl (2014), Killzone: Shadow Fall (2013 video game); Six Women (2016), A Cure for Wellness (2017) in post-production; as Self: The Queen Latifah Show (1 episode 2014).
Amy Weber (Porcelain Bidet): in Steps of Faith (2014; also Executive Producer), Playdate (2013); as Self: David Tutera's Celebrations (1 episode 2014), The Doctors (1 episode 2013).
Lou Rosenthal (Spank the Monkey): no other known acting roles.
Robert Stephen Ryan (Professor Milosevic): in The Adventures of Captain Fantastic & Mega Mom (2014), Life Tracker (2013).
Lynne Marie Stewart (Ellen): in Go-Go Boy Interrupted (3 episodes 2014-2016), Pee-wee's Big Holiday (2016), 2 Broke Girls (2 episodes 2013-2016), Comedy Bang! Bang! (4 episodes 2013-2015), Clinical Trials (4 episodes 2015), It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (13 episodes 2015), Benched (1 episode 2014), Bingo Night (2014), Parent News with Fred Willard: The Halloween Edition (2013), The Price We Pay (2013), Child of the '70s (2 episodes 2013), Parent News 2: What Is the Internet? (2013), Parent News with Fred Willard (2013), We've Got Balls (2013), Sparks (1 episode 2013); Hickey (2016) completed.
Jason Hopkins (Kody Massengil): last known acting role in 2007.
Jack Riley (Chappy): last known acting role in 2009; as Self: The Bob Newhart Show: Group Therapy (2014).
Michelle Ruben (Wrap-Up Girl): last known acting role in 2004.
Bill MacDonald (Sports Announcer): in Rookie Blue (1 episode 2015).
Billy Beck (Nick 'Snuggles' Pappasmearos): died in 2011.
Candace Kita (Female Asian News Reporter): in Love Addict (2016), A Week in London (2016), It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (1 episode 2016), 8th Annual Babes in Toyland: Live from Avalon Hollywood (2015), Chocolate Milk Series (1 episode 2015), Where the Bears Are (2 episodes 2015), Fit to Be Tied (2014), Circus of the Dead (2014), Dead Sea (2014), Raising Hope (1 episode 2013); Confessions of a Hollywood Bartender (1 episode nd) in post-production; Attack of the B.I.M.B.O.S (2016) filming; as Self: Ric's Corner (1 episode 2016), Actors Entertainment (9 episodes 2013-2014), Del Weston on Film (1 episode 2014); as Self, pre-production: Swimsuit Centerfold (1 episode 2015).
Vincent Pastore (Vinnie Fellachio): in The Last Trip (2017), Red Herring (2015), Staten Island Summer (2015), Thinking with Richard (2015), Pizza with Bullets (2015), Tumbleweed (2014), I'm in Love with a Church Girl (2013), Torture Chamber (2013), The Family (2013), Goat (2013), Blue Bloods (1 episode 2013), Hypothetically (2013), Day of Redemption (2013); Who's Jenna...? (2016) completed; Profane Language (nd), The Kids Menu - Movie (????), House Rules (2016), Calico Skies (2016), Pitching Tents (2016). Father (2016), The Eyes (2016), Oiled Up (2016) in post-production; Dan & Carla (nd), Men of Violence (2016), Me and My Girlfriend (2016), All Mobbed Up (2016), Garlic & Gunpowder (2016) in pre-production; Gold 57 (2016), Against All Odds (2016), The Subway Son (2016) announced; as Self: Today (1 episode 2015) The Jack and Triumph Show (2 episodes 2015), ADTV (Attention Deficit Television) (1 episode 2014), The 68th Annual Tony Awards (2014), The Broadway.com Show (2 episodes 2014), James Gandolfini: Tribute to a Friend (2013), The Apprentice (1 episode 2013); As Self, pre-production: Dinner with the FoodFellas (nd).
Alan Thicke (Captain Buck Enteneille): in Grandfathered (1 episode 2016), 2th Annual Desert Smash (2016), Wish Upon a Christmas (2015), Scream Queens (1 episode 2015), Tiny Plastic Men (1 episode 2015), It's Not My Fault and I Don't Care Anyway (2015), A Cookie Cutter Christmas (2014), The Stanley Dynamic (2 episodes c2014), Tom Green Live (1 episode 2014), American Dad! (1 episode 2013), Bad Management (2013), How I Met Your Mother (2 episodes 2013), Let It Snow (2013), Fugget About It (1 episode 2013), Hot Package (1 episode 2013), Cubicle Warriors (2013), Notes from Dad (2013), Camp Sunshine (2013), First Dates with Toby Harris (1 episode 2013); This Is Us (unknown episodes 2016), Stop the Wedding (2016) in post-production; as Writer/Executive Producer/Composer: Unusually Thicke (unknown episodes 2014; 28 2014-2015 as Self); as Self: Keeping Up with the Kardashians (1 episode 2015), Canada's Smartest Person (1 episode 2015), Home & Family (2 episodes 2013-2015), The Wendy Williams Show (1 episode 2015), Today  (1 episode 2015), The 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards (2015), Being Canadian (2015), The Jack and Triumph Show  (1 episode 2015), Gone South: How Canada Invented Hollywood (2014), The Insider (1 episode 2014), Katie (1 episode 2014), Unsung Hollywood (1 episode 2014), Actor? A Documentary (2014), The Queen Latifah Show (1 episode 2013), Fatherhood 101 (2013), Who Gets the Last Laugh? (1 episode 2013), Celebrity Wife Swap (1 episode 2013), This Hour Has 22 Minutes (1 episode 2013).
Lee Majors (Colonel Seymore Kooze): in Toxin: 700 Days Left on Earth (2015), Do You Believe? (2015), AXI: Avengers of eXtreme Illusions (1 episode 2015, 1 as Self), The Gift (2014), The Legend of DarkHorse County (2014), Raising Hope (2 episodes 2013-2014), Dallas (3 episodes 2013), Matt's Chance (2013); Spring Break '83 (nd), Almosting It (2015) completed; The Mechanic (nd), Victory by Submission (2016), Agnosia (2016) in post-production; as Self: The Greg Gutfeld Show (1 episode 2015), The Five (1 episode 2013), Fashion News Live (1 episode 2013); as Self, post-production: The Time Machinists (nd).
Mark Hamill ('Divine Rod' Petrie): in Jake and the Never Land Pirates (4 episodes 2014-2016), Ultimate Spider-Man (9 episodes 2014-2016), Regular Show (133 episodes 2009-2016), Lego Marvel's Avengers (2016 video game), Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens (2015), The Flash (2 episodes 2015), Hunt the Truth (3 episodes 2015), Miles from Tomorrowland (6 episodes 2015), LEGO DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! (2015), Regular Show: The Movie (2015), Batgirl: A Matter of Family (2015 video game), Batman: Arkham Knight (2015 video game), Transformers: Rescue Bots (7 episodes 2014-2015), Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness (2015), Minkow (2015), Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas (2014), Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014), Ben 10: Omniverse (4 episodes 2014), Gravity Falls (1 episode 2014), Turbo FAST (4 episodes 2013-2014), Adventure Time with Finn & Jake (1 episode 2014), Star Wars: The Clone Wars (1 episode 2014), Dragons: Riders of Berk (10 episodes 2013-2014), The Halloween Pranksta (2014; also Producer), Tasty Time with ZeFronk (3 episodes 2013), Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem - A Klok Opera (2013), Brickleberry (1 episode 2013), Criminal Minds (2 episodes 2013), The Neighbors (1 episode 2013), Virtually Heroes (2013), Motorcity (1 episode 2013); Batman: The Killing Joke (2016) completed; Relatively Super (nd), Squadron 42 (2016 video game) in post-production; Star Wars: Episode VIII (2017) filming; Justice League Action (1 episode 2016) in pre-production; Master of Orion: Conquer the Stars (2016) announced; as Self: Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (1 episode 2016), Extra (2 episodes 2015), 5 News (1 episode 2015), Entertainment Tonight (3 episodes 2015), Mark Hamill Goes Undercover as a Stormtrooper (2015), Piers Morgan's Life Stories (1 episode 2015), Kingsman: The Secret Service Revealed (2015), The Colbert Report (1 episode 2014), I Know that Voice (2013), Finnigan's War (2013), Criminal Minds: Season 8 - The Profiler's Handbook: Obsessive Imitation (2013), A Fuller Life (2013), Words with Warwick (1 episode 2013), The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1 episode 2013), Go Far: The Christopher Rush Story (2013); as Self, completed: Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens: The Story Awakens - The Table Read (2016).
Maureen McCormick (Mrs. Strawther): in Accidental Engagement (2016), Nightmare Next Door (1 episode 2016), Christmas Land (2015), Big Baby (2015), Naughty and Nice (2014); as Self: I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (1 episode 2015).
Ian Ziering (Harry Johnson): in Hashtaggers (1 episode 2016), The Muppets (1 episode 2016), Lavalantula (2015), Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! (2015), Defiance (1 episode 2015), Christmas in Palm Springs (2014), Sproutnado: Ocean Weather Report (2014), Sharknado 2: The Second One (2014), Deadtime Stories (1 episode 2013), Snake and Mongoose (2013), Disney's Vehicle Movies (2013), Sharknado (2013); Killer Deal (2016; also Executive Producer) completed; F*&% the Prom (2017) in post-production; Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens (2016) filming; as Self: The Insider (2 episodes 2014-2016), GeekRockTV (2 episodes 2014-2015), The Wendy Williams Show (2 episodes 2015), Entertainment Tonight (8 episodes 2014-2015), Sharknado: Feeding Frenzy (2015), Today (4 episodes 2014-2015), Noches Con Platanito (1 episode 2015), The Playboy Morning Show (2 episodes 2014-2015), Celebrity Name Game (3 episodes 2014-2015), IHeartRadio Music Awards (2015), The Apprentice (8 episodes 2015), Celebrity P.O.V. (1 episode 2015). Fox and Friends (1 episode 2014), The Meredith Vieira Show (1 episode 2014), America's Healthiest Heroes (unknown episodes 2014), The View (2 episodes 2013-2014), The Wil Wheaton Project (1 episode 2014), Sharkmania: The Top 15 Biggest Baddest Bloodiest Bites (2014), Untold with Maria Menounos (1 episode 2014), The Talk (1 episode 2014), Sproutnado: Synchronized Swimming (2014), Sproutnado: So Many Numbers in the Ocean (2014), Sproutnado: Shark Costume Delivery (2014), On Your Marc! (1 episode 2014), Live! With Kelly and Michael (2 episodes 2013-2014), Miss USA (2014), Inside Edition (1 episode 2014), The 40th Annual People's Choice Awards (2014), Oprah: Where Are They Now? (1 episode 2013), Bethenny  (1 episode 2013), Shark After Dark (1 episode 2013), 2013 Young Hollywood Awards (2013), Home & Family (1 episode 2013), Marie (1 episode 2013), Hell’s Kitchen (1 episode 2013).
Len Lesser (Nick Pappasmearos Jr.): died in 2011.
Jim Jackman (Yippie): in Lexxxus (2014; also Writer).
Scott Berman (Greasy Guy): in Hollywood Wasteland (5 episodes 2015).
David Morgasen (Professor Milosevic voice): no other known acting roles, as Director in 2012.
Brendon John Kelly (Beach Bum; uncredited): in The Joint (2013; also Producer).