Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
01-23-24 | 12:17 PM
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Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
01-23-24 | 01:17 PM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
That sucks. I was always a big fan. He was awesome on the Alien Nation series/movies.
01-23-24 | 01:56 PM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
Awe, that sucks. Liked him on Trek Shows and on Alien Nation.
01-24-24 | 08:14 PM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
I know him mostly from Robot Jox. A terrible movie that was way ahead of its time for the concept.
He had that great 80’s leading man look.
RIP
He had that great 80’s leading man look.
RIP
01-25-24 | 06:35 AM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
The only thing I remember from Robot Jox is Anne Marie Johnson's ass.
01-26-24 | 04:12 PM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
I got to interview Gary once back in the mid-2000s (showrunner Kenny Johnson set me up with interviews with the entire cast, although we were never able to track down Sean Six). A really nice guy and very proud of both his work on ALIEN NATION and the series itself.
01-27-24 | 11:01 PM
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Re: Gary Graham, Alien Nation, Star Trek Voyager & Enterprise, dead at 73
RIP to a good actor. I enjoyed watching him in his various projects.
Alien Nation was such a great show. Fox did itself and the show's fans a HUGE disservice canceling it after only one season. The ratings were decent, it had strong buzz and a devoted following. Even Fox admitted they fucked up on canceling the show. The TV movies were fine but I missed the weekly joy.
Alien Nation was such a great show. Fox did itself and the show's fans a HUGE disservice canceling it after only one season. The ratings were decent, it had strong buzz and a devoted following. Even Fox admitted they fucked up on canceling the show. The TV movies were fine but I missed the weekly joy.
