Beauty and the Beast
A brilliant attorney forms a deep emotional bond with a mysterious, noble creature who becomes her protector, while uncovering a hidden underground sanctuary where society’s outcasts live in harmony.
*Beauty and the Beast* is an American drama series that first aired on CBS in 1987. Created by Ron Koslow, the updated version of the fairy tale centers on two main storylines: the relationship between Vincent, a mythical, noble man-beast, and Catherine, a savvy assistant district attorney in New York; and a secret utopian community of social outcasts living in a subterranean sanctuary. Through an empathetic bond, Vincent senses Catherine's emotions and becomes her guardian.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01Once Upon a Time in the City of New YorkSep 25, 1987Rate

Street savvy Assistant DA Catherine Chandler hails from a rich family and works for her father’s law firm. After leaving a party early, she’s mistaken for someone else and is pulled into a van full of thugs. They slash her face and beat her up, then push her out of the van, leaving her for dead. A shadowy figure appears and carries her to secret set of forgotten tunnels below the city.
- 1.02Terrible SaviorOct 2, 1987Rate

A subway slasher that kills with claws and leaves the victims looking as if they were mauled by a bear is on the prowl. When Catherine learns about the case, she starts to suspect Vincent, as she remembers how he rescued her from the attackers in the safe house.
- 1.03SiegeOct 9, 1987Rate

Vincent helps the residents of an apartment building defend themselves from thugs trying to chase them out so the building can be torn down—unaware the mastermind is Elliot Burch, a megabucks developer courting Catherine.
- 1.04No Way DownOct 16, 1987Rate

Upon being injured in an explosion, a half-blind Vincent is captured by a vicious street gang. Catherine, with the help of her self-defense teacher Isaac, set out to find Vincent.
- 1.05MasquesOct 30, 1987Rate

Able to blend in among 'The World Above' on Halloween, Vincent becomes the guardian of an Irish peace activist targeted for assassination.
- 1.06Beast WithinNov 6, 1987Rate

Catherine has a nearly fatal confrontation with an ex-tunnel dweller, named Mitch Denton.
- 1.07Nor Iron Bars a CageNov 13, 1987Rate

After Vincent is accidentally caught on film. he is captured by two men. One, Dr. Edward Hughes, is a scientist desperate to learn the truth about Vincent. The other, grad student Jonathan Gould, believes Vincent is a freak of nature, and wants to reveal him to the public and become famous. Meanwhile, Catherine considers a new job in Providence.
- 1.08Song of OrpheusNov 20, 1987Rate

When Father ventures to 'The World Above' for the first time in decades, he is arrested for murder. Catherine and Vincent must dive into Father's past—where they learn of his true identity, Jacob Wells, a physician; his blacklisting during the McCarthy era; and, of his long-lost wife—to clear his name and reunite him with his now-dying wife.
- 1.09Dark SpiritNov 27, 1987Rate

While investigating a businessman's mysterious death, Catherine becomes a target for a mysterious voodoo cult, who makes her see and experience terrifying hallucinations. They then turn her against Vincent, making her believe he is responsible for the visions.
- 1.10A Children's StoryDec 4, 1987Rate

Catherine learns that renowned orphanage Ridley Foster Home holds a dark secret: selling orphaned children to criminals who force them to steal. She saves one such orphan, Eric, and brings him to 'The World Below' where he's welcomed by Father—who promises his missing sister Ellie a similar refuge—while Vincent helps Catherine find Ellie and end the child-selling racket.
- 1.11An Impossible SilenceDec 18, 1987Rate

Upon witnessing a shooting, deaf Laura Williams must decide if she should leave the sanctuary of 'The World Below' to free an innocent man. While Catherine is investigating the same case, she is attacked in her apartment by the men behind the murder.
- 1.12Shades of GrayJan 8, 1988Rate

'The World Below' shun Mouse for his acts of thievery, until they need him and his mechanical and engineering intelligence to help rescue Father and Vincent following a cave-in. Mouse, in turn, needs Catherine's help, which sends her reluctantly to Burch for specialized construction equipment that may free Father and Vincent in time.
- 1.13China MoonJan 15, 1988Rate

Chinatown is the setting of a 'Romeo and Juliet'-like story of a woman who is friends with Vincent and who has fallen in love with one man, but—through an arranged marriage—has become engaged to the son of a Triad leader.
- 1.14The AlchemistJan 22, 1988Rate

Catherine believes a deadly new hallucinatory drug on the street is supplied by someone from 'The World Below'. Catherine, Vincent and Father discover Father's former friend Paracelsus—who originally helped him build 'The World Below'—is behind it.
- 1.15TemptationFeb 5, 1988Rate

Joe spearheads the investigation of a major firm, so the firm's attorney begins using dirty tactics to derail Joe, and Catherine discovers that Joe's new girlfriend is a vital to the conspiracy. Meanwhile, Vincent travels to a deep chamber to find a gift for Catherine, in celebration of the one-year anniversary of their first meeting.
- 1.16Promises of SomedayFeb 12, 1988Rate

New Assistant DA Devin Wells turns out to be Vincent's long-lost childhood friend from 'The World Below'. His vagabond way of life began after a falling-out with Father over his endangering Vincent aboard a park carousel. The uneasy reunion leads to the revelation of one of Father's long-kept secrets, but ends in their reconciliation and with Devin now knowing he has a home to return to.
- 1.17Down to a Sunless SeaFeb 19, 1988Rate

Vincent has foreboding dreams when Catherine's ex-fiancé Steven Bass returns, and with good reason: Catherine is barely aware Steven—whose parents are now dead and who's dying of brain disease, but whose becalmed manner at first belies that he's still a control freak—is obsessed with making her the wife she doesn't want to be, and goes to troubling extremes to make it happen.
- 1.18FeverFeb 26, 1988Rate

A necklace Mouse gifts Catherine turns out to be made of antique gold, found in a buried ship Mouse discovered by accident deep in 'The World Below'. When he shows Winslow and stone-worker Cullen, it leads to an unheard-of spell of raw greed among their fellow tunnel dwellers, especially when Cullen tries to claim the ship's treasure as his own for sale, until Catherine, Vincent and Father find a surprising resolution.
- 1.19Everything Is EverythingMar 4, 1988Rate

Vincent and Catherine become involved with a gypsy boy banished from his tribe because of a crime his father allegedly committed and who claims that his father is actually innocent.
- 1.20To Reign in HellMar 18, 1988Rate

Catherine receives an unexpected visitor on her balcony: Paracelsus's minion Erlik, who captures her in a plot to lure Vincent to the lower parts of 'The World Below' and kill him so that Paracelsus can overthrow Father and take over the tunnels. Despite knowing what Paracelsus would do, Vincent goes to rescue her with the help of Pascal, Winslow, and Jamie.
- 1.21OzymandiasApr 1, 1988Rate

Burch's great construction project "Burch Tower" threatens the existence of 'The World Below', and Catherine agrees to marry him if he will halt construction.
- 1.22A Happy LifeApr 8, 1988Rate
Depressed on the anniversary of her mother's death, Catherine struggles emotionally between her relationship with Vincent and her working life, enough so that Vincent tries to end their relationship.
- 2.01Chamber MusicNov 18, 1988Rate

After enjoying a park performance of Schubert's Unfinished Symphony joyously with Catherine, Vincent discovers Rollie, a former resident of 'The World Below', once a gifted pianist who played the classics stunningly by ear, but now a drug addict struggling to survive in the city. Through a series of flashbacks, we learn Rollie feels responsible for the death of a helper who taught him to read music.
- 2.02Remember LoveNov 25, 1988Rate

Catherine longs for Vincent to escort her to a secret hidden, childhood place in Connecticut. Yet Vincent realizes that there is too much danger if he were to venture above. He then begins having visions of an angel who takes him on a journey of what life would have been like if he had never existed with one of them having involved Paracelsus successfully taking over 'The World Below'.
- 2.03Ashes, AshesDec 2, 1988Rate

Vincent rescues sailor Dimitri Benko from drowning and brings him to 'The World Below' to recuperate. Little does anyone know, Dimitri is carrying the pneumonic plague which soon becomes an epidemic amongst the residents of the tunnels and begins taking lives. Meanwhile, Catherine discovers that Dr. Peter Alcroft is an old friend of Father when it comes to helping the infected.
- 2.04Dead of WinterDec 9, 1988Rate

'The World Below' plans an annual winter event called Winterfest with Catherine and the other 'Helpers', unaware that Paracelsus schemes to crash the party. Catherine and Vincent suspect that someone at the party is actually Paracelsus in disguise.
- 2.05God Bless the ChildDec 16, 1988Rate

Catherine convinces Vincent and Father to welcome pregnant former prostitute Lena to 'The World Below' where she can have her baby and be part of the community, but a crush on Vincent turns to more for Lena after her baby is born.
- 2.06Sticks and StonesJan 6, 1989Rate

Deaf Laura Williams now lives in surface New York but backs away as a helper for 'The World Below' when she falls in with a gang of young, angry deaf people whose leader, Lincoln, is investigated for a security guard's murder. Laura's boyfriend in the gang, Jerry, is an undercover cop who reveals his secret to her, prompting her to run away.
- 2.07A Fair and Perfect KnightJan 13, 1989Rate

Catherine befriends and takes in young Michael Richmond, who's lived in 'The World Below' since childhood but now begins college in the city. However, the revelation of his real parentage and a crush on Catherine drive him to second thoughts until Catherine and Vincent convince him to try again.
- 2.08LabyrinthsJan 20, 1989Rate

Brian, a D&D obsessed teen who lives in Catherine's apartment building, inadvertently discovers 'The World Below' while seeking refuge from his divorced parents' testy joint custody and following unsuspecting Catherine into the tunnels. The tunnel dwellers convince him to keep their secret while offering him a refuge if he wants it.
- 2.09BrothersFeb 3, 1989Rate

Devin Wells returns to 'The World Below' with Charles, a deformed man with Proteus syndrome who seeks sanctuary from his abusive brother while escaping from a carnival where he's billed 'The Dragon Man'. Vincent befriends Charles but the deformed man's fear and awkwardness lead to complications until Devin agrees to care for Charles at a mountain retreat.
- 2.10A Gentle RainFeb 17, 1989Rate

A resident of 'The World Below' named Kanin—about to celebrate his first wedding anniversary below—is recognized by a woman in 'The World Above' as the driver who killed her small son in an accident sixteen years ago, the real reason Kanin retreated to the tunnels. Catherine inadvertently discovers his warrant and doesn't want to force Kanin to leave his family, but Vincent convinces him to face his responsibility and give closure to the grieving woman.
- 2.11The OutsidersFeb 24, 1989Rate

When a group of homeless people find their way into 'The World Below', Father decides to welcome them. Vincent is wary as it seems that the indigents are violent and disturbed.
- 2.12OrphansMar 6, 1989Rate

When Catherine's father dies of a stroke, she retreats to 'The World Below' to grieve. She asks Vincent to let her stay with him and not return to 'The World Above' and though he agrees, he knows that eventually she will need to go back.
- 2.13ArabesqueMar 13, 1989Rate

Former 'World Below' resident Lisa Campbell – now a world-famous ballerina — returns to the tunnels for refuge, desperate not to testify against her controlling and arms-running boyfriend. Her return unnerves Vincent—who loved her when they were young, but who injured her once during an embrace, a major reason he fears physical intimacy with Catherine. But Catherine consoles Vincent and convinces Lisa to face the authorities and do what she can to put her boyfriend away for his crimes.
- 2.14When the Bluebird SingsMar 31, 1989Rate

Eccentric young artist Kristopher Gentian keeps appears in Catherine's life after meeting her in a bookstore—including near a tunnel entrance where he sees Vincent. Believing he faked his own death to advance his previously obscure works, Catherine tracks his paintings to a warehouse where Vincent joins her, but Kristopher vanishes after showing them the rest of his works.
- 2.15The WatcherApr 7, 1989Rate

On the night of their second anniversary, Catherine and Vincent are unnerved to think a stalker claims to have seen Vincent, which he reiterates in a frightening phone call to Catherine. Determined to learn his identify, but afraid to involve the police to protect Vincent, Catherine is abducted by the stalker while Vincent and Joe separately try to find her.
- 2.16A Distant ShoreApr 14, 1989Rate

Catherine travels to California as part of an investigation for the New York office. She and Vincent discover just how strong their bond is when Vincent is able to warn her telepathically of an impending attack as she tries to bring a witness back with her.
- 2.17TrialApr 21, 1989Rate

Catherine and Joe are on a case involving a high-powered Wall Street celebrity whose child abuse resulted in the death of his son. Catherine is named prosecutor and she soon must deal with the challenge of trying to get the child's mother to testify against her husband.
- 2.18A Kingdom by the SeaApr 28, 1989Rate

The CIA pushes Catherine and Joe off investigating the murder of an old man who proves to be the father of Burch—whose shady dealings in Central America have put him in danger from a country's death squad, leading Catherine to put her own life on the line to help him.
- 2.19The Hollow MenMay 5, 1989Rate

Two rich kids have been targeting and murdering prostitutes for fun. Late one night, Vincent witnesses their latest murder but is unable to stop them. Catherine puts together a case against them but has a difficult time putting them away. Meanwhile, Vincent has set on his own to put an end to their crimes.
- 2.20What Rough BeastMay 12, 1989Rate

Catherine is attacked in rhe park by two men disguised as police officers. Vincent comes to her rescue, only for it to be a set-up created by a shadowy figure who has hired an investigative reporter named Bernie Spirko to expose Vincent's existence to the public at large.
- 2.21Ceremony of InnocenceMay 19, 1989Rate

In the aftermath of Spirko's death, Burch and Catherine set out to find the man who hired his killer—unaware the killer is Paracelsus, who fatally stabbed Spirko, setting in motion the next stage of his plan to take over 'The World Below'. Disguised as Father—whom he left bound and hidden in a rented penthouse—Paracelsus lies to Vincent about his birth, which brings Vincent to the verge of madness in a final confrontation.
- 2.22The Rest Is SilenceJun 2, 1989Rate
Following Paracelsus's death, and Father's revelation of the truth about his abandonment and adoption, Vincent comes to terms that the beast within is causing him to lose control until Catherine daringly joins him to comfort him through it.
- 3.01Though Lovers Be Lost... (1)Dec 12, 1989Rate

Following a period of violent insanity, Vincent struggles to sense Catherine's danger as Joe is hospitalized after an explosion. Catherine, who discovers she is pregnant, is captured by a crime syndicate led by a mysterious figure. Six months later, Vincent, Joe, and Elliot continue their search for her, while Joe is suspended by D.A. John Moreno under suspicious circumstances.
- 3.02Though Lovers Be Lost... (2)Dec 12, 1989Rate

Catherine's pregnancy reaches its final stage as Vincent becomes aware of their child's presence, leading him to a desperate confrontation on a skyscraper rooftop where he discovers Catherine, critically injured from a lethal drug overdose, and witnesses Gabriel, the crime syndicate's leader, flee with their newborn son by helicopter.
- 3.03Walk SlowlyDec 13, 1989Rate

Vincent takes Catherine to her apartment after the rooftop incident, staying with her through the night. When the D.A. discovers her body, the investigation expands to include who returned her to the apartment. Meanwhile, Vincent begins searching for his son.
- 3.04NevermoreDec 20, 1989Rate

Vincent starts his search for his kidnapped son by confronting Elliot. At the same time, Diana becomes more involved in Catherine's life and uncovers a portal to the Tunnel World in the basement of her apartment building. Elliot also begins to uncover Moreno's connection to Catherine's death.
- 3.05SnowDec 27, 1989Rate

Vincent experiences disturbing winter-themed dreams as Gabriel sends an assassin named Snow to kill him, prompting Vincent to protect the inhabitants of the "World Below" by leading Snow away from the tunnels. Meanwhile, Joe takes on the role of acting district attorney following Moreno's death and continues his personal investigation. Snow is killed in an accident when a cave-in occurs in the deepest tunnel.
- 3.06Beggar's CometJan 3, 1990Rate

Vincent decides to abandon "The World Below" to protect its residents from Gabriel's threats. Elliot forms a connection with a street musician who aids him in uncovering Gabriel's plans. After Snow's death, Gabriel seeks to eliminate Vincent and offers Elliot a deal to turn on him, but Elliot ultimately alerts Vincent to the danger.
- 3.07A Time to HealJan 10, 1990Rate

Diana discovers items in Catherine's apartment bearing Vincent's name, leading her to suspect he was Catherine's lover and possibly her child's father. She visits Catherine's grave in hopes of encountering Vincent, and one night, he appears, weakened and collapses there. Diana rescues him and tends to his recovery at her apartment.
- 3.08The Chimes at MidnightJan 17, 1990Rate

Diana escapes from Gabriel's men while Vincent turns himself in and is imprisoned. As part of a psychological attack, Gabriel shows Vincent video footage of his past search for Catherine, then reveals, for the first time, images of Vincent's son.
- 3.09InvictusJan 24, 1990Rate

Vincent intervenes just in time to save a baby from harm by Gabriel, attacking him in the nursery. After Diana stops Vincent from killing Gabriel, she is forced to shoot him to protect Vincent and the child. Vincent takes the baby and names him Jacob, with Catherine appearing behind him like a guardian angel during the naming.
- 3.10In the Forests of the NightJul 21, 1990Rate

Rolley is injured during an attempted liquor store robbery and retreats to the tunnels. Vincent vandalizes Gabriel's drug operation and gives Snow's ring to Diana for safekeeping.
- 3.11The ReckoningJul 28, 1990Rate

A father receives a letter from his former lover, Jessica, and visits her, contemplating a permanent move to be near her. Meanwhile, strange individuals begin attacking and killing members of the household staff.
- 3.12LegaciesAug 4, 1990Rate
A man seeking vengeance for his father's death in a past cave-in attempts to trap Father in a cave and leave him to die.
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Cast & Crew
449 unique people credited
Top billed cast
John Savage
as Prince
Rebecca De Mornay
as Beauty
Yossi Graber
as Father
Michael Schneider
as Kuppel
Ruth Harlap
as Isabella
Joseph Bee
as Oliver
Jack Messinger
as Frederick
Fira Kantor
as 2nd Maid
Carmela Marner
as Bettina
Tzipi Mor
as 1st Maid
Ron Perlman
as Vincent (56 Episodes)
Roy Dotrice
as Jacob 'Father' Wells (56 Episodes)
Supporting cast
305Jay Acovone
as Joe Maxwell (56 Episodes)
Linda Hamilton
as Catherine Chandler (47 Episodes)
Ren Woods
as Edie (44 Episodes)
David Greenlee
as Mouse (24 Episodes)
Ellen Geer
as Mary (20 Episodes)
Armin Shimerman
as Pascal (16 Episodes)
Ritch Brinkley
as William (15 Episodes)
Stephen Mchattie
as Gabriel (12 Episodes)
Edward Albert
as Elliot Burch (12 Episodes)
Irina Irvine
as Jamie (11 Episodes)
Zachary Rosencrantz
as Zach (11 Episodes)
Jo Anderson
as Diana Bennett (10 Episodes)
Cory Danziger
as Kipper (10 Episodes)
Bill Marcus
as John Moreno (9 Episodes)
Marcie Leeds
as Samantha (8 Episodes)
Tony Jay
as Paracelsus (6 Episodes)
Philip Waller
as Geoffrey (6 Episodes)
Laurel Moglen
as Brooke (6 Episodes)
Beah Richards
as Narcissa (5 Episodes)
Terri Hanauer
as Jenny Aronson (5 Episodes)
Carolyn Finney
as Rita Escobar (5 Episodes)
John Michael Bolger
as Greg Hughs (5 Episodes)
John Mcmartin
as Charles Chandler (4 Episodes)
Terrylene
as Laura Williams (4 Episodes)
Kathryn Spitz
as Rebecca (4 Episodes)
Elayne Heilveil
as Olivia (4 Episodes)
Richard Roundtree
as Cleon Manning (4 Episodes)
Kenneth Kimmins
as Doctor (4 Episodes)
Lewis Smith
as Mark (4 Episodes)
Kamie Harper
as Ellie (3 Episodes)
Joshua Rudoy
as Eric (3 Episodes)
Joseph Campanella
as Dr. Peter Alcott (3 Episodes)
John Lehne
as Jonathan Pope (3 Episodes)
James Avery
as Winslow (3 Episodes)
Tiiu Leek
as Leslie Cole (2 Episodes) , Woman Reporter (1 Episode)
Gustav Vintas
as Harper (2 Episodes) , Kidnapper (1 Episode)
Delroy Lindo
as Isaac Stubbs (2 Episodes)
Michael Bacall
as Punk (1 Episode) , David (1 Episode)
Charlie Picerni
as Savage (1 Episode) , Thug (1 Episode)
Dana Gladstone
as Detective Snyder (1 Episode) , Claude (1 Episode)
Don Stark
as Eddie (1 Episode) , Stocky Guy (1 Episode)
Robert Pastorelli
as Vick Ramos (1 Episode) , Tony Perotta (1 Episode)
Bruce Abbott
as Devin Wells (2 Episodes)
Rutanya Alda
as Mary (1 Episode) , Sarah (1 Episode)
Jim Metzler
as Steven Bass (2 Episodes)
Betsy Brantley
as Nancy Tucker (2 Episodes)
Robert Cornthwaite
as Old Man (1 Episode) , Morrison (1 Episode)
Terrance Ellis
as Rolley (2 Episodes)
Dionysio Basco
as Paco (2 Episodes)
Mike Pniewski
as Frank De Corsia (1 Episode) , Nick (1 Episode)
Willard E Pugh
as Maurice (2 Episodes)
Bill Calvert
as Michael Richmond (2 Episodes)
Severn Darden
as Mr. Smythe (1 Episode) , Waterman (1 Episode)
Fritz Bronner
as Rob Rand (1 Episode) , Office Worker (1 Episode)
Stewart J Zully
as Cabbie (1 Episode) , Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Mitchell Laurance
as Patrick Hanlon (2 Episodes)
Warren Frost
as Paul Malloy (2 Episodes)
Henry Bal
as Brown (2 Episodes)
James Harper
as Dr. Ancheta (2 Episodes)
Gerrielani Miyazaki
as Tenko (2 Episodes)
Clement Von Franckenstein
as Auctioneer (2 Episodes)
Jana Arnold
as Nurse (2 Episodes)
David Hooks
as Priest (2 Episodes)
Stanley Kamel
as George Walker (2 Episodes)
Mike Jolly
as Pierson (2 Episodes)
June Kyoto Lu
as Tenko (2 Episodes)
Tony Plana
as Louis Horner (2 Episodes)
Alex Datcher
as Andrea (2 Episodes)
David Graf
as Gregory Coyle (2 Episodes)
John Pleshette
as Jimmy Faber (2 Episodes)
Fionnula Flanagan
as Jessica Webb (2 Episodes)
Ray Wise
as Tom (1 Episode)
Ron O Neal
as Isaac Stubbs (1 Episode)
Ava Lazar
as Carol Stabler (1 Episode)
Tony Mockus Jr
as Lt. Herman (1 Episode)
Sanford Clark
as Punk (1 Episode)
Dorian Harewood
as Jason Walker (1 Episode)
Tracee Lyles
as Mrs. Dalby (1 Episode)
Hal Havins
as Punk (1 Episode)
Kirk Arnold
as Punk (1 Episode)
Iilana B Tiste
as Suki (1 Episode)
Robin Gammell
as Lewis Arthur (1 Episode)
Louis Giambalvo
as Leo Mundy (1 Episode)
Albert Hague
as Micha Langer (1 Episode)
Eda Reiss Merin
as Sophie (1 Episode)
Benny Baker
as Herman (1 Episode)
Herta Ware
as Sylvia (1 Episode)
Stuart Charno
as Bennie (1 Episode)
Mark Schubb
as Ted (1 Episode)
Pat Crawford Brown
as Old Woman (1 Episode)
Jeanette Miller
as Old Woman (1 Episode)
Branscombe Richmond
as Thug (1 Episode)
Wally Rose
as Thug (1 Episode)
Chris Nash
as Chris (1 Episode)
Merritt Butrick
as Shake (1 Episode)
Jeffrey Combs
as Python (1 Episode)
Elizabeth Gorcey
as Cozy (1 Episode)
Nancy Lenehan
as Lucy (1 Episode)
Tony Longo
as Howie (1 Episode)
Gela Nash
as Miss Patricia (1 Episode)
Mayim Bialik
as Ellie (1 Episode)
Fran Montano
as Grimes (1 Episode)
Paul T Murray
as Tony (1 Episode)
Russ Marin
as Red (1 Episode)
Jimmy Ortega
as Dice (1 Episode)
James Cavan
as Wino (1 Episode)
Al Mancini
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Jack Jozefson
as Cabbie (1 Episode)
A Michael Lerner
as Cheeck (1 Episode)
Bernie Pock
as Sco (1 Episode)
Thomas Dewier
as Savage (1 Episode)
Caitlin O Heaney
as Briget O'Donnell (1 Episode)
Eric Pierpoint
as Donald (1 Episode)
Aubrey Morris
as Sean (1 Episode)
Gerry Gibson
as Michael (1 Episode)
Ernie Lively
as Cavanaugh (1 Episode)
Martin Garner
as Moe (1 Episode)
Kimberly Mccullough
as Abbey (1 Episode)
Alex Powers
as Brennan (1 Episode)
Frank Patton Iii
as King Henry VIII (1 Episode)
Harry Moses
as Jeff (1 Episode)
Asher Brauner
as Mitch Denton (1 Episode)
John Mcliam
as Sam Denton (1 Episode)
Michael Alldredge
as Nat (1 Episode)
Stan Kamber
as Jack Sweeney (1 Episode)
Jack Mcgee
as McQuade (1 Episode)
Monty Bane
as Rado (1 Episode)
Gisela Caldwell
as Mrs. Sweeney (1 Episode)
Michael J London
as Shanks (1 Episode)
Robert Factor
as Garza (1 Episode)
Tom Flynn
as Nico (1 Episode)
Glen Fagin
as Tom (1 Episode)
Lindsay Fisher
as Laura (1 Episode)
William Jones
as Frazer (1 Episode)
Michael Ensign
as Dr. Edward Hughes (1 Episode)
Christian Clemenson
as Jonathan Gould (1 Episode)
Darryl Hickman
as Quint (1 Episode)
Basil Hoffman
as Trask (1 Episode)
Ellen Albertini Dow
as Anna Lausch (1 Episode)
Diana Douglas
as Margaret Chase (1 Episode)
Paul Gleason
as Henry Dutton (1 Episode)
Robert Symonds
as Alan Taft (1 Episode)
Clive Rosengren
as Lou (1 Episode)
Gary Berner
as Conner (1 Episode)
Stan Lachow
as Parker (1 Episode)
Castulo Guerra
as Detective (1 Episode)
Cliff Deyoung
as Alexander Ross (1 Episode)
Diana Barton
as Lindsay Gates (1 Episode)
Jessie Lawrence Ferguson
as Roy Ocala (1 Episode)
Obaka Adedunyo
as Hector Ocala (1 Episode)
Gary Carlos Cervantes
as Rafael Cruz (1 Episode)
Nike Doukas
as Margaret (1 Episode)
Richard Portnow
as Naj (1 Episode)
Richard Herd
as Richard Barnes (1 Episode)
Vito D Ambrosio
as Custodian (1 Episode)
Elisabeth Harnois
as Little Girl (1 Episode)
Jason Bernard
as Jack Davis (1 Episode)
Glenn Plummer
as Curtis Jackson (1 Episode)
John M Jackson
as Laine Keller (1 Episode)
Chris Mulkey
as Danny Yates (1 Episode)
Virginia Watson
as Sergeant Walker (1 Episode)
Bill Pugin
as Sign Language Interpreter (1 Episode)
Kathleen Heller
as Sharon Lewis (1 Episode)
Rosalind Chao
as Lin Wong (1 Episode)
Dennis Dun
as Henry Pei (1 Episode)
James Hong
as Chiang Lo Yi (1 Episode)
Peter Kwong
as Peter Chiang (1 Episode)
Victor Wong
as Dr. Wong (1 Episode)
Jerry Tondo
as Eddie (1 Episode)
Jeff Imada
as Bruce (1 Episode)
Keye Luke
as Master (1 Episode)
Phil Chong
as Kuo (1 Episode)
Leigh C Kim
as Tommy (1 Episode)
Craig Ng
as Yueh (1 Episode)
Joey Aresco
as Jimmy Morero (1 Episode)
John Amos
as Farrell (1 Episode)
Jeffrey Nordling
as Tyler (1 Episode)
Katherine Heard
as Mary (1 Episode)
Laura Harring
as Carmen (1 Episode)
Albie Selznick
as Zeke (1 Episode)
Isabella Hofmann
as Erika Salven (1 Episode)
Herb Edelman
as Harold Levinson (1 Episode)
Milo O Shea
as Evan Brannigan (1 Episode)
Robert F Hoy
as Cassut (1 Episode)
Carl Ciarfalio
as Hopkins (1 Episode)
Jason Ross
as Franklin (1 Episode)
John Petlock
as Dr. Sanderle (1 Episode)
John Franklin
as Young Vincent (1 Episode)
Andrew Held
as Young Devin (1 Episode)
Max Battimo
as Young Mitch (1 Episode)
Holly Sampson
as Tomboy (1 Episode)
Fred Lerner
as Mounted Cop (1 Episode)
Fred Dennis
as Inspector (1 Episode)
Janet Cole Notey
as Travel Clerk (1 Episode)
Marla Adams
as Helen Thompson (1 Episode)
Christine Jansen
as Marcy O'Neill (1 Episode)
Raymond Cruz
as Hal (1 Episode)
Eric Poppick
as Mercer (1 Episode)
Roger Nolan
as Concierge (1 Episode)
David Clennon
as Cullen (1 Episode)
Stan Ivar
as Jonathan Thorpe (1 Episode)
Alan Blumenfeld
as Saul (1 Episode)
Raye Birk
as Edmonton (1 Episode)
Kay E Kuter
as Alain Viso (1 Episode)
George R R Martin
as Restaurant Patron (1 Episode)
Josh Blake
as Tony Ramos (1 Episode)
Will Kuluva
as Grandfather Milo (1 Episode)
Jennifer Balgobin
as Maria (1 Episode)
Renata Vanni
as Eva (1 Episode)
Paul Greco
as Joe (1 Episode)
Sam Ingraffia
as Gypsy (1 Episode)
Bob Maroff
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125Moshe Magnezi
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Offer Braz
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Yoram Shayer
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