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Pete Hutter

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

John Pyper-Ferguson

**Peter Leviticus Hutter** was an American outlaw who lived in the latter-half of the 19th century. Considered by some to be the fastest draw west of the Colorado, he was never without his trusted gun, which he lovingly referred to as his piece.

## Biography

### Early life

Kind of shy and only wanted to be liked. He was mocked as a child by his classmates for forgetting to wear his pants to school.

## Quotes

"You touched my piece. NOBODY touches my piece!"
"I was only gut shot. I healed. I'm stronger now with less appetite."
"That's the thing about your Chinese death stars... an hour later you're alive again."
"I'm exercising my constitutional right to make the best possible living in a free market economy."
"Why rob a train and not a bank? Robbing a train is like robbing a moving bank. It's hard enough to rob a bank without it speeding by 100 miles per hour."
"I've been perforated!"
## Behind the scenes

* Pete was portrayed by John Pyper-Ferguson.
Edward J. Duffy

**Edward J. Duffy** is a location manager and production assistant who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

## Career

Duffy has worked on several other TV series, such as *Moonlighting* (1985-1989), *Melrose Place* (1995-1999), *Buffy the Vampire Slayer* (1999-2000), and *The O.C.* (2005). Additionally, he has worked on a few films, the most famous of which being *American Pie 2* (2001).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

* Paula Kaatz – *That's Life* (2000 TV series)
* Ron Kunecke – *Siringo* (1995 film), *Melrose Place* (1992 TV series)
* Don Nygren – *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Jake and the Fatman* (1987 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Moonlighting* (1985 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *Melrose Place* (1992 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *Dynasty* (1981 TV series)
* Bryan Spicer – *Hunter* (1984 TV series)
* R. Ruddell Weatherwax – Melrose Place (1992 TV series)

## External links

* Edward J. Duffy at the Internet Movie Database
Fernanda Gordon

* Gordon
* As Maria

**Fernanda Luisa Gordon** (born 1967; age 56-57) is an actress who played Maria in "Pilot" and "Ned Zed". She is the daughter of actress Rita Moreno.

She only has two other television credits to her name, one of which being *Mister Rogers' Neighborhood* (1968), in which she appeared in a 1975 episode as herself.

## External links

* Fernanda Gordon at the Internet Movie Database
Lord Bowler

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Julius Carry

**James Lonefeather**, most commonly known by his alias, **Lord Bowler**, was an American bounty hunter who lived in the latter-half of the 19th century.

He lived in a mansion on Nob Hill in San Francisco that he bought with his earned bounty money.
Christian Clemenson

* Clemenson
* As Socrates

**Christian Dayton Clemenson** (born 17 March 1958; age 65) is an American film and television actor who played Socrates Poole in every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

He is well known for his portrayal of Jerry "Hands" Espenson in the television series *Boston Legal*, for which he won the 2006 Emmy Award for Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series. He appeared in a tense scene with Holly Hunter in the 1987 film, *Broadcast News*, as a newsroom editor, "Bobby, Bobby, Bobby..." He is also known for his roles in *Apollo 13* and *United 93*.

## External links

* Christian Clemenson at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Christian Clemenson at the Internet Movie Database
Tim Dunford

**Timothy Dunford** is a camera assistant who worked on "Pilot". He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has worked on numerous films and TV shows, including *Sisters* (with Mark Mele), *Lethal Weapon 4*, *Flight of the Intruder* (with Perry Barndt), *Home for the Holidays*, *The Specialist*, *Home Alone 2: Lost in New York*, and *The Bodyguard*.

## External links

* Tim Dunford at the Internet Movie Database
* Dunford's personal website
Denise Crosby

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## Biographical information

### Born:

24 November 1957 (age 66)
Hollywood, California, United States

### Spouse(s):

* Geoffrey Edwards (m. 1983-1990)
* Ken Sylk (m. 1995-)

## Career

### Character(s):

Jenny Taylor

**Denise Michelle Crosby** (born 24 November 1957; age 66) is an American actress who played Sheriff Jenny Taylor in "No Man's Land".

Crosby is also one of several *Brisco* actors to appear in *Star Trek* (as Natasha Yar and Sela).

## External links

* Denise Crosby at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Denise Crosby at the Internet Movie Database
Mark McKenzie

**Mark C. McKenzie** is a composer and orchestrator who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

## Career

Outside of *Brisco*, McKenzie has worked as a composer for numerous films, including *Harry and the Hendersons* (1987), *The Monster Squad* (1987), *The Presidio* (1988), *Coming to America* (1988).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

* Alex Barraza – *The Monster Squad* (1987 film), *The Presidio* (1988 film)

## External links

* Mark McKenzie at the Internet Movie Database
Bye Bly

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## "Bye Bly"

### Directed by:

Kim Manners

"**Bye Bly**" is the twentieth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Carlton Cuse and directed by Kim Manners. It aired on 18 February 1994.

**Summary**: A naked beauty appears in Brisco's hotel room and explains to him that she is a time traveler from the future, and that her race created the orbs. She pleads to him that the future is in his hands, but he must stop John Bly that night.
Jerry Potter

* Potter
* As stagecoach driver

**Jerry Potter** (born 14 September 1914; age 109) is an actor who played a stagecoach driver in "Pilot".

## Career

Potter has starred in various TV series aside from *Brisco*, including *Hill Street Blues* (1985), *The Fall Guy* (1986), *Murder, She Wrote* (1989), *Dallas* (1990-1991), *Matlock* (1990-1991), and *Quantum Leap* (1992). He also starred in a handful of high-profile films, such as *Misery* (1990) and *Wild Wild West* (1999).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Cast

* John Astin – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)

### Crew

* Tony Lee Boggs – *Wild Wild West* (1999 film)
* Tim Dunford – *Cage* (1989 film)
* Kathy Durning – *Hill Street Blues* (1981 TV series), *Wild Wild West* (1999 film)
* Jack Grant – *Blue Thunder* (1984 TV series)
* Ron Kunecke – *Quantum Leap* (1989 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *Wild Wild West* (1999 film)
* Don Nygren – *Dallas* (1978 TV series), *Riptide* (1984 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *Dallas* (1978 TV series), *Hill Street Blues* (1981 TV series), *The Fall Guy* (1981 TV series), *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series), *Matlock* (1986 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *Matlock* (1986 TV series)
* R. Ruddell Weatherwax – *Hill Street Blues* (1981 TV series), *Quantum Leap* (1989 TV series)

## External link

* Jerry Potter at the Internet Movie Database
Michael Hissrich

**Michael Hissrich** is a producer and post-production supervisor who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* His only on-screen credit was in the series finale, "High Treason - Part II".

Hissrich has worked on several films and television shows, including *Day One* (with Jeff Mack), *ER* (with Warren Welch, Radford Polinsky, Mark Mele, Jeff Mack, and Kevin Scott and starring Lego Louis, Charles Noland, and Rayford Barnes), *Trinity* and *Third Watch* (both with Jeff Mack), *Shameless*, and *The West Wing* (with Jeff Mack and Kevin Scott and starring Charles Noland).

Hissrich has also won three Primetime Emmy Awards for his work on *The West Wing* and *The West Wing Documentary Special*.

## External links

* Michael Hissrich at the Internet Movie Database
Tony Lee Boggs

**Tony Lee Boggs** is a stuntman who worked on "Pilot". He received no on-screen credit for his work.

Boggs grew up in southern California and is an excellent horseman.

He has performed stunt work for numerous films and TV series, including *City Slickers*, *Army of Darkness*, *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III* (with Alex Barraza), *Bean*, *Wild Wild West* (with Kathy Durning and Mark Mele), *Secondhand Lions*, *Bones* (with Jeff Mack), and *True Grit*.

He has worked with Chris Branham in *Tombstone* (also with Perry Barndt), *Tank Girl* (also with Walter Scott), *The Cherokee Kid*, *Die Hard with a Vengeance* (also with Walter Scott), *Purgatory* (also with Gordon Spencer), *South of Heaven, West of Hell*, *The Magnificent Seven*, *Swordfish*, and *Las Vegas* (also with Paula Kaatz); with Ron Kunecke on *Money Train* and *Dunston Checks In*; and with Walter Scott on *Bad Girls*, *Dunston Checks In*, *The Magnificent Seven*, *Space Rangers*, and *The Last Outlaw*.

Boggs has also had some minor acting roles, such as Zeb in *The Quick and the Dead*.

## External links

* Tony Lee Boggs at the Internet Movie Database
David Simkins

**David Simkins** is an American screenwriter and television producer who co-produced several episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*.

His first produced screenplay was for the film *Adventures in Babysitting* in 1987. He has written scripts for and produced the television shows *Charmed*, *Blade: The Series*, *Dark Angel*, *Warehouse 13*, *The Dresden Files* and *Human Target*.

## External links

* David Simkins at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* David Simkins at the Internet Movie Database
February

**February** was the second month of the year.

## Production

* 3 February 2006 – Rick Dean dies.
* 4 February 1994 – "Hard Rock" airs.
* 6 February 1964 – Melissa Behr is born.
* 11 February 1994 – "The Brooklyn Dodgers" airs.
* 17 February 1999 – Lloyd "Sunshine" Parker dies.
* 18 February 1994 – "Bye Bly" airs.
* 25 February 1925 – Bert Remsen is born.
* 28 February 1968 – Anne Tremko is born.
John Astin

* Astin
* As Wickwire

**John Allen Astin** (born 30 March 1930; age 93) is an American actor who played Professor Albert Wickwire in several episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

He has had a career spanning nearly eight decades, and is best known for the roles of Gomez Addams on *The Addams Family*, *Evil Roy Slade*, and other similarly eccentric comedic characters.

## Career

He has appeared in numerous films and television shows outside of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*, beginning with an uncredited role in the anthology series *Studio One* (1957).

He also has enjoyed a stint as a director, working on such shows as *Night Gallery* (1970-1971), *McMillan & Wife* (1971), *CHiPs* (1982-1983), and *Murder, She Wrote* (1986).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Cast

* Jerry Potter – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)

### Crew

* Marco Paul – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *Mr. Merlin* (1981 TV series)

## External links

* John Astin at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* John Astin at the Internet Movie Database
Johanna Jensen

**Johanna Jensen** is an assistant director who worked on numerous episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

She has also worked on various other television shows; *Law & Order* (starring Frank Vlastnik), *Kirstie*, *Austin & Ally*, *The War at Home* and *Off Centre*, to name a few.

## External links

* Johanna Jensen at the Internet Movie Database
Mail Order Brides

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## "Mail Order Brides"

### Directed by:

Michael Schultz

"**Mail Order Brides**" is the fourteenth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* Its screenplay was written by David Simkins and John Wirth, its story was written by Tom Chehak, and it was directed by Michael Schultz. It aired on 10 December 1993.

**Summary**: Three mail order brides hire Brisco and Lord Bowler to find the Swill brothers after they stole their dowry's from them. Meanwhile, Socrates Poole prepares for the arrival of a million dollar "royal" bull that is a gift from Spain.

## External links

* Mail Order Brides at the Internet Movie Database
Stagecoach (episode)

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## "Stagecoach"

### Directed by:

Félix Enríquez Alcalá

"**Stagecoach**" is the twenty-second episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Jeffrey Vlaming and directed by Félix Enríquez Alcalá. It aired on 1 April 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco is hired by the U.S. government to escort a female prisoner by the name of Emma Steed to Mexico in exchange for a political prisoner. Along the way he discovers that Ms. Steed is actually a spy working undercover for the government.

## External links

* Stagecoach (episode) at the Internet Movie Database
Gordon Spencer

**Gordon A. Spencer** is a livestock wrangler who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

## Career

Spencer's film credits include *Back to the Future Part III* (1990), *Newsies* (1992), *Of Mice and Men* (1992), *Spy Hard* (1996), and *The Mask of Zorro* (1998).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

* Perry Barndt – *Delirious* (1991 film)
* Tony Lee Boggs – *Purgatory* (1999 film)
* Chris Branham – *Purgatory* (1999 film)
* Marco Paul – *Back to the Future Part III* (1990 film)
* Walter Scott – *Back to the Future Part III* (1990 film), *Purgatory* (1999 film)

## External links

* Gordon Spencer at the Internet Movie Database
No Man's Land

"**No Man's Land**" is the third episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Tom Chehak and directed by Kim Manners. It aired on 10 September 1993.

**Summary**: Brisco sets his sights on apprehending the Swill brothers, while Lord Bowler is hired to capture an armored vehicle. Their paths cross along the way, and fireworks ensue.

## Credits

### Cast

#### Opening credits

* Bruce Campbell as Brisco County, Jr.
* Julius Carry as Lord Bowler
* Christian Clemenson as Socrates Poole
* Comet as himself
* John Astin as Prof. Albert Wickwire
* Denise Crosby as Sheriff Jenny Taylor
* Denis Forest as Will Swill
* Brook Susan Parker as Casey
* Jeremy Roberts as Bill Swill
* Judson Scott as Gil Swill
* Tracey Walter as Phil Swill

#### Ending credits

* Corey Everson as Katrina Schwenke
* Cameo Kneuer as Ilsa Schwenke
* Shareen J. Mitchell as Dr. Rosa Quintano
* Tegan West as Cousin Ed
* Jennifer McDonald as Tina
* Andrew A. Rolfes as Smith
* Thais Springer as Emily

### Crew

#### Opening credits

* Created by – Jeffrey Boam, Carlton Cuse
* Produced by – Paul Marks
* Co-Producer – David Simkins
* Supervising Producers – Brad Kern, John Wirth
* Supervising Producer – Tom Chehak
* Written by – Tom Chehak
* Directed by – Kim Manners

#### Ending credits

* Executive Producers – Jeffrey Boam, Carlton Cuse
* Associate Producer – Russell Denove
* Story Editor – John McNamara
* Director of Photography – Richard Thorpe
* Production Designer – Robert J. Bacon
* Film Editor – Jim Gross
* Unit Production Manager – Paul Marks
* First Assistant Director – Johanna Jensen
* Second Assistant Director – Michael J. Pendell
* Music by – Stephen Graziano
* Theme by – Randy Edelman
* Executive in Charge of Casting – Barbara Miller
* Casting by – John Levey, Patricia Noland
* Set Decorator – Warren Welch
* Property Master – Jimmie Herron, Jr.
* Wardrobe Supervisor – Paula Kaatz
* Men's Key Costumer – Tom Dawson
* Hair – Bette Iverson
* Make-up – Mel Berns
* Stunt Coordinator – Christopher Doyle
* Wrangler – Gordon Spencer
* Production Sound Mixer – Don Matthews
* Music Editor – Dan Johnson
* Supervising Sound Editor – Walter Newman
* Script Supervisor – Suzanne Gundlach
* Opticals by – Pacific Title
* Main Title Sequence by – Nina Saxon Film Design

#### Uncredited

* Dialogue Editor – Catherine Flynn
* Casting by – Kevin Scott
* Set Costumer – Radford Polinsky
* Assistant Property Master – Lee Lazarow
* Special Effects Supervisor – Johnny Borgese
* Compositor – John Murrah
* Electrician – Jerry D. Knight
* Rigging Gaffer – Mark Mele
* Co-Stunt Coordinator – Perry Barndt
* Post Production Supervisor – Michael Hissrich
* Dailies Colorist – Jeff Mack
* Foley Artist – James Bailey
* Foley Mixer – Al Gomez
* Boom Operator – Dennis C. Salcedo
* Sound Editor – Steven M. Sax
* Audio Laybacker – Paul Drenning
* Location Manager – Edward J. Duffy
* Animal Trainer – R. Ruddell Weatherwax

## Appearances

### Characters

(*in order of appearance*)

1. Brisco County, Jr.
2. Comet

1. Emily

## External links

* No Man's Land at the Internet Movie Database
Senior Spirit

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## "Senior Spirit"

### Directed by:

Michael Lange

"**Senior Spirit**" is the eighth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by John McNamara and directed by Michael Lange. It aired on 15 October 1993.

**Summary**: The spirit of Brisco County Sr. appears from the great beyond to help Brisco Jr. free the son of one of the tycoons that hired him after John Bly and his gang kidnap him.

## External links

* Senior Spirit at the Internet Movie Database
Chi Muoi Lo

* Lo
* As Loo

**Chi Muoi Lo** (born 31 October 1976; age 47) is a Vietnamese actor, writer, producer and director who played Loo in "Pilot".

As an actor, he is best known for co-starring in the *Vanishing Son* made-for-television 8-hour mini-series and syndicated television series. As a writer, director, and producer, his 2000 debut *Catfish in Black Bean Sauce* drew critical attention and film festival awards.

## External links

* Chi Muoi Lo at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Chi Muoi Lo at the Internet Movie Database
Francis Killbridge

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Paul Brinegar

**Francis Killbridge** was one of the Westerfield Club's robber barons, who handled the shipping industry in San Francisco.

## Behind the scenes

* Killbridge was portrayed by Paul Brinegar.
Richard L. McCullough

**Richard L. McCullough** is an editor who worked on three episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

He has worked on several movies and television series, including *V*, *North and South*, *Showdown in Little Tokyo*, *Space Jam* (with Ron Kunecke), *Recess*, and *Curious George*.

## External links

* Richard L. McCullough at the Internet Movie Database
Rick Dean

* Dean
* As lookout

**Rick Dean** (1952 - 3 February 2006; aged 54) was an American actor who played a lookout in "Pilot".

Dean made his film debut in 1982 in the low-budget horror movie *Island of Blood*. A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he trained with Wynn Handmann of the American Place Theatre in New York and with Roy London and Peggy Feury of The Lost Studio in Los Angeles.

Scruffy and scraggly, with a long, narrow, craggy face, a muscular physique, a rough gravelly voice, and a very intense and intimidating screen presence, Dean was often cast as bums, psychos, and dangerous criminals. From the late 1980's to the 1990's, Dean appeared in a slew of straight-to-video features produced by legendary exploitation filmmaker Roger Corman; some of those movies include *The Unborn*, *Quake*, *Bloodfist III: Forced to Fight*, both *Carnosaur* sequels, *Cheyenne Warrior*, and *Black Scorpion*. Dean often co-starred alongside Maria Ford in these movies. Aside from acting in over 40 films, Dean also directed and starred in stage plays, and was an accomplished self-taught artist who specialized in pastel paintings. He was married to artist and actress Cinda Jackson and was the father of actress Eliza Lauren Dean. Rick Dean died suddenly on 3 February 2006.

## External links

* Rick Dean at the Internet Movie Database
Tom Dawson

**Tom Dawson** is a costumer who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

Dawson has worked on numerous films and television series, such as *Breakheart Pass* (with Paula Kaatz), *The Singing Detective*, *Blazing Saddles*, *Roots: The Next Generations* (with Barry Wexler), *The Bad News Bears*, *The Thorn Birds*, and *End of Days*.

He also worked on three projects that Walter Scott starred in: *The Outlaw Josey Wales*, *Another Man, Another Chance*, and *The Mountain Men*.

## External links

* Tom Dawson at the Internet Movie Database
Eric Lawson

* Lawson
* As outlaw

**Eric Layton Lawson** (28 December 1941 – 10 January 2014; aged 72) was an American actor who played an outlaw in "Pilot".

He was the fourth actor to portray the Marlboro Man, appearing in print and billboard ads from 1978-1981. Lawson later appeared in an anti-smoking commercial that parodied the Marlboro Man.

## External links

* Eric Lawson at the Internet Movie Database
High Treason - Part II

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## "High Treason - Part II"

### Directed by:

Joseph L. Scanlan

"**High Treason - Part II**" is the twenty-seventh and final episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* Its screenplay was written by Tom Chehak and John Wirth, its story was written by Carlton Cuse and Brad Kern, and it was directed by Joseph L. Scanlan. It aired on 20 May 1994.

**Summary**: With the help of Prof. Albert Wickwire, Brisco County Jr. and Lord Bowler manage to fake their deaths and escape. Now on the run, they must prove that a rogue general is behind everything, before his deadly posse tracks them down.

## External links

* High Treason - Part II at the Internet Movie Database
High Treason - Part I

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## "High Treason - Part I"

### Directed by:

Kim Manners

"**High Treason - Part I**" is the twenty-sixth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* Its screenplay was written by Carlton Cuse and Brad Kern, its story was written by Tom Chehak and John Wirth, and it was directed by Kim Manners. It aired on 13 May 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco and Bowler are tasked with assisting the U.S. Army in rescuing the daughter of a powerful newspaper editor from a Mexican warlord. To assist with the task, Brisco enlists the help of an entire cast of recurring characters. While rescuing the daughter, Brisco uncovers that the entire mission is a charade masterminded by an overzealous general with political aspirations. When Brisco chooses to disobey the general's orders, he and Bowler are found guilty before a military tribunal and sentenced to death.

## External links

* High Treason - Part I at the Internet Movie Database
Showdown

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## "Showdown"

### Directed by:

Kim Manners

"**Showdown**" is the tenth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by David Simkins and directed by Kim Manners. It aired on 29 October 1993.

**Summary**: Brisco returns to his hometown after he receives a letter from a childhood sweetheart asking him to help her alcoholic father, who is also the town sheriff, bring in a young man wanted for murder.

## External links

* Showdown at the Internet Movie Database
Sherman Paulson

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Rayford Barnes

**Sherman Paulson** was one of the five leading robber barons in the west. He owned and ran the mines in the area.

## Behind the scenes

* Paulson was portrayed by Rayford Barnes.
Rodger Maus

**Rodger Maus** is an American art director and production designer who worked on "Pilot".

Maus was the art director for over 100 episodes of *M\*A\*S\*H*. He received an Emmy award in 1995 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Art Direction for a Miniseries or a Special for an episode of *Scarlett*. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Art Direction in the film *Victor Victoria*.

## External links

* Rodger Maus at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Rodger Maus at the Internet Movie Database
Jeff Mack

**Jeff Mack** is a colorist who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

Mack has worked on various television shows, including *Citizen Baines* (with Kevin Scott), *Third Watch* and *Trinity* (both with Michael Hissrich), *ER* (with Kevin Scott, Mark Mele, Warren Welch, Radford Polinsky, and Michael Hissrich and starring Charles Noland, Lego Louis, and Rayford Barnes), *Walker, Texas Ranger* (starring Bill Bolender and Rayford Barnes), *The West Wing* (with Michael Hissrich and Kevin Scott and starring Charles Noland), and *Bones* (with Tony Lee Boggs).

He also has several film credits under his belt, such as *The Divergent Series: Insurgent*, *Day One* (with Michael Hissrich), *The Call*, and *What to Expect When You're Expecting*.

## External links

* Jeff Mack at the Internet Movie Database
Bryan Spicer

**Bryan Spicer** is a director and producer who directed "Pilot" and "Ned Zed".

## Career

Outside of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*, Spicer has directed episodes of various series, such as *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990), *The X-Files* (1993), *Third Watch* (1999), *Dark Angel* (2000), *CSI: Crime Scene Investigation* (2000), *24* (2001), *CSI: Miami* (2002), *Cold Case* (2003), *Las Vegas* (2003), *House* (2004), *Bones* (2005), *Prison Break* (2005), *Eureka* (2006), *Heroes* (2006), *Burn Notice* (2007), *Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles* (2008), *Fringe* (2008), *V* (2009), *Castle* (2009), *Hawaii Five-0* (2010), *Terra Nova* (2011), *Once Upon a Time* (2011), and *The Man in the High Castle* (2015). In addition, he has directed and assistant directed a few films, including *Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie* (1995), *The X-Files* (1998), and *Elektra* (2005).

Spicer has also dabbled in producing episodes of a handful of series, like *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990), *Hawaii Five-0* (2010), and *Magnum, P.I.* (2018).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Tony Lee Boggs – *Las Vegas* (2003 TV series), *House* (2004 TV series), *Bones* (2005 TV series)
* Chris Branham – *Las Vegas* (2003 TV series)
* Edward J. Duffy – *Hunter* (1984 TV series)
* Suzanne Gundlach – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Michael Hissrich – *Third Watch* (1999 TV series), *My Own Worst Enemy* (2008 TV series)
* Paula Kaatz – *Las Vegas* (2003 TV series)
* Ron Kunecke – *SeaQuest 2032* (1993 TV series), *The Man in the High Castle* (2015 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *Third Watch* (1999 TV series), *24* (2001 TV series), *Bones* (2005 TV series)
* Don Nygren – *Hunter* (1984 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series), *The X-Files* (1993 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *For Richer or Poorer* (1997 film), *Las Vegas* (2003 TV series)

### Cast

* Lego Louis – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)

## External links

* Bryan Spicer at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Bryan Spicer at the Internet Movie Database
1993 productions

## Events

### August

* 27 August - *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* debuts on Fox with "Pilot". The series was created by Jeffrey Boam and Carlton Cuse.

### September

* 3 September - "The Orb Scholar" airs.
* 10 September - "No Man's Land" airs.
* 17 September - "Brisco in Jalisco" airs.
* 24 September - "Socrates' Sister" airs.

### October

* 1 October - "Riverboat" airs.
* 8 October - "Pirates!" airs.
* 15 October - "Senior Spirit" airs.
* 22 October - "Brisco for the Defense" airs.
* 29 October - "Showdown" airs.

### November

* 5 November - "Deep in the Heart of Dixie" airs.
* 12 November - "Crystal Hawks" airs.
* 19 November - "Steel Horses" airs.

### December

* 10 December - "Mail Order Brides" airs.
* 17 December - "A.K.A. Kansas" airs.
Brisco in Jalisco

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## "Brisco in Jalisco"

### Directed by:

James A. Contner

"**Brisco in Jalisco**" is the fourth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* Its screenplay was written by Carlton Cuse, its story was written by Jeffrey Boam and Cuse, and it was directed by James A. Contner. It aired on 17 September 1993.

**Summary**: Socrates Poole is ordered by the robber barons to tag along with Brisco County, Jr. to Mexico to retrieve a shipment of stolen guns, which is rumored to have been stolen by John Bly and his gang.

## External links

* Brisco in Jalisco at the Internet Movie Database
Riverboat

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## "Riverboat"

### Directed by:

Fred Gerber

"**Riverboat**" is the sixth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by John Warren and directed by Fred Gerber. It aired on 1 October 1993.

**Summary**: Brisco comes to Socrates aid after he gets into trouble running up a gambling debt with one of the men who killed Brisco's father. With a little friendly persuasion, Lord Bowler and Dixie Cousins are more than willing to help out.

## External links

* Riverboat at the Internet Movie Database
Wild Card

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## "Wild Card"

### Directed by:

Larry Shaw

"**Wild Card**" is the twenty-third episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Brad Kern and John Wirth and directed by Larry Shaw. It aired on 8 April 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco and Bowler are entrusted in guarding a stagecoach load of money to Reno for the Governor of Nevada. En route, they're robbed by masked men. Brisco recognizes one of them as Dixie Cousins, and they soon learn it was for a good cause.

## External links

* Wild Card at the Internet Movie Database
Pirates!

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## "Pirates!"

### Directed by:

Daniel Attias

"**Pirates!**" is the seventh episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Richard Outten and directed by Daniel Attias. It aired on 8 October 1993.

**Summary**: Blackbeard LaCutte and his gang of pirates are stealing supplies from everyone in the territory, including medicine that is needed to save a young boy's life. Brisco and Lord Bowler set out to retrieve the medicine and put an end to Blackbeard and his marauding ways.

## External links

* Pirates! at the Internet Movie Database
Unearthed foreign object

An **unearthed foreign object**, abbreviated **U.F.O.**, was any item of unknown origin or design that had been recovered by the United States government for study. One of the Orbs labeled as a U.F.O. after being discovered in a mine shaft by Chinese laborers.

## Behind the scenes

* In the real world, U.F.O. stands for "unidentified flying object" and is often associated with supposed extraterrestrial spacecraft sightings. The labeling of the Orb as a U.F.O. in "Pilot" is meant to be a pun on this.
The Coming Thing

"**The Coming Thing**", according to Brisco County, Jr., was something on the edge of the horizon, having not quite arrived yet. He did not know for sure what it was, but felt that it would come, perhaps at the start of the 20th century.

## Behind the scenes

* "The Coming Thing" is a recurring term used by Brisco throughout the series. It is never clearly indicated what it is, or even that Brisco knows what it might be. It could be speculated that it is a metaphor for the future, or the unknown.
Rayford Barnes

* Barnes
* As Paulson

**Rayford K. Barnes** (23 October 1920 – 11 November 2000; aged 80) was an American film and TV character actor from Whitesboro, Texas who played Sherman Paulson in "Pilot".

He appeared in many westerns, such as *Hondo*, *The Young Guns*, *The Burning Hills*, *The Wild Bunch*, *Fort Massacre*, and *Cahill U.S. Marshal*. He also appeared in the 1955 comedy *Bowery to Bagdad*. Barnes' television appearances included most notably *The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp* in which he portrayed Ike Clanton. Other series he appeared on include *Father Knows Best*, *Highway Patrol*, *The Untouchables*, *Cheyenne*, *Maverick*, *Have Gun - Will Travel*, *The Twilight Zone*, *The Big Valley*, *Daniel Boone* (starring Peter Bromilow), *The High Chaparral*, *Bonanza*, *Gunsmoke*, *Wonder Woman*, *Little House on the Prairie*, *Fantasy Island*, *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and *Walker, Texas Ranger* (starring Bill Bolender and featuring Jeff Mack). His final role was on the NBC medical drama *ER* (featuring Jeff Mack, Michael Hissrich and Kevin Scott).

Barnes lived in Santa Monica, California, with his partner, Debbie. He had a younger brother, Lou Dupont, who was a ventriloquist. Barnes died in Santa Monica, California on 11 November 2000, at the age of 80.

## External links

* Rayford Barnes at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Rayford Barnes at the Internet Movie Database
Orbs

The **Orbs** were mysterious, powerful artifacts sought by John Bly.

## History

### Origins

According to time-traveler Karina, the Orb was "a man-made electromagnetic wave particle net that capture[d] energy at certain nodal intersections of the space-time grid." There were actually three different Orbs that were sent back in time from the year 5502, in order to aid the advancement of mankind.

### John Bly

John Bly, himself a traveler from the year 2506, wished to possess the Orbs in order to gain the power to rule the world. He came to 1893 to seek the artifacts, as that was the year that all three were known to be found at the same time.

## Fate of the Orbs

One Orb was damaged and ended up self-destructing. The other two were taken back to the future by Karina.

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
* "The Orb Scholar"
* "Senior Spirit"
* "Crystal Hawks"
* "Steel Horses"
* "A.K.A. Kansas"
* "Fountain of Youth"
* "Bye Bly"
Deep in the Heart of Dixie

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## "Deep in the Heart of Dixie"

### Directed by:

Joe Napolitano

"**Deep in the Heart of Dixie**" is the eleventh episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Brad Kern and John Wirth and directed by Joe Napolitano. It aired on 5 November 1993.

**Summary**: Dixie Cousins has in her possession a cylinder recording of an incriminating conversation between John Bly and a high ranking politician. Brisco must find her to see to it that the recording does not fall into the wrong hands.

## External links

* Deep in the Heart of Dixie at the Internet Movie Database
Billy Drago

* Drago
* As Bly

**William Eugene Burrows** (30 November 1945 – 24 June 2019; aged 73), better known by his stage name **Billy Drago**, was an American actor who portrayed the main antagonist of the series, John Bly.

He is best known for his numerous roles as villains in television and motion pictures. Some of his film appearances include Clint Eastwood western *Pale Rider* and Brian De Palma hit *The Untouchables*.

## Early life

William Burrows was born on 18 September 1949 in Hugoton, Kansas to William and Gladys Burrows. He took his grandmother's maiden name as his stage name to keep from being confused with another actor. His father was of Chiricahua Apache descent and his mother Romany. After graduating high school, he worked as a stuntman at Boot Hill in Dodge City, Kansas, later attending the University of Kansas. He became a radio host for a time before joining an acting company that took him to Canada and then New York City.

Drago was the father of actor Darren E. Burrows. He was married to actress Silvana Gallardo until her death in 2012.

## Death

Drago passed away on 24 June 2019 at the age of 73 from complications following a stroke.

## External links

* Billy Drago at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Billy Drago at the Internet Movie Database
Зефирный малыш

**Зефирный малыш** — детёныш акулы в *игре Hungry Shark Evolution*.

## Цена

Цена этого специального компаньона составляет 900 драгоценных камней, что соответствует цене Малыша Алана и Королевского малыша.

## Способности

Эта маленькая акула удваивает усиление своего владельца, что очень эффективно при входе в позднюю игру. Это также делает необходимым ловить черепах, так как это восстанавливает полный импульс. Его также можно оборудовать вместе со стандартными маленькими акулами, такими как Санта-малыш & Огненный малыш.
Terry Funk

* Funk
* As defendant

**Terrence Dee Funk** {{|30|June|1944}} was a retired American professional wrestler and former actor who played a defendant in "Pilot".

He was best known for the hardcore wrestling style he adopted in the latter part of his career that inspired many younger wrestlers, including Mick Foley. Funk has appeared in the NWA, AWA, WWF/E, WCW, ECW, ROH and TNA.

In major promotions, Funk is a three-time World Champion, having held the NWA World Heavyweight Championship once and ECW World Heavyweight Championship twice. He has been inducted into the WWE, WCW, Professional Wrestling, NWA, Hardcore, Wrestling Observer and St. Louis Wrestling Halls of Fame.

Funk was a primary subject of the documentary film *Beyond the Mat*, and is often noted for the longevity of his career, which has included multiple "retirement" matches.

Funk died on August 23, 2023 of dementia.

## External links

* Terry Funk at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Terry Funk at the Internet Movie Database
Charles Noland

* Noland
* As Scratchy

**Charles Noland** is an American actor who played Scratchy in "Pilot".

He has appeared in over 100 different films and television episodes, with recurring roles on *The West Wing* (featuring Jeff Mack, Kevin Scott and Michael Hissrich) and *ER* (starring Rayford Barnes and featuring Jeff Mack, Kevin Scott and Michael Hissrich). Noland has received two Screen Actors Guild Awards, as well as two Prime Time Emmy Awards.

Noland has had a lengthy stage career in both acting and directing, including work at The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, A Contemporary Theatre in Seattle, Kern Shakespeare Festival in Bakersfield, Fort Worth Shakespeare, and Incline, The Theatre Group in Los Angeles. Nolan studied drama at the University of California, Davis and University of California, Santa Cruz.

## External links

* Charles Noland at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Charles Noland at the Internet Movie Database
Stuart Quan

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## Stuart Quan

* Quan
* As Lucky

## Biographical information

### Born:

17 October 1962
Fresno, California, United States

### Died:

9 January 2006 (aged 43)
Fresno, California, United States

## Career

### Character(s):

Lucky

**Stuart Quan** (17 October 1962 – 9 January 2006; aged 43) was an American actor who played Lucky in "Pilot".

## External links

* Stuart Quan at the Internet Movie Database
Ned Zed (episode)

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## "Ned Zed"

### Directed by:

Bryan Spicer

"**Ned Zed**" is the twenty-first episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Jeffrey Boam and directed by Bryan Spicer. It aired on 11 March 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco County, Jr. tracks down the notorious bank robber Ned Zed, who also happens to be a former member of John Bly's gang. Along the way, he runs into Lord Bowler and an old flame and enlists their help in snaring Ned.

## External links

* Ned Zed (episode) at the Internet Movie Database
Perry Barndt

**Perry Barndt** is a stuntman and stunt coordinator who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has performed stunt work for various films and TV series, including *Dragnet* (with Marco Paul), *Downtown* (with Alex Barraza), *Flight of the Intruder* (with Tim Dunford), *Delirious* (with Gordon Spencer), *Tombstone* (with Tony Lee Boggs and Chris Branham), and *Waterworld* (with Jerry D. Knight).

He worked with Ron Kunecke on *The Rookie*, *Terminator 2: Judgment Day*, and *Striking Distance*.

Barndt has also had minor acting roles outside of his stunt work, such as a conductor in an episode of *Eagleheart*. He has produced numerous episodes of shows like *Fear Factor*, *Stunt Junkies*, and *Car Warriors*.

## External links

* Perry Barndt at the Internet Movie Database
September

**September** is the ninth month of the year.

## Production

* 3 September 1993 – "The Orb Scholar" airs.
* 10 September 1993 – "No Man's Land" airs.
* 13 September 1933 – Don Nygren is born.
* 14 September 1914 – Jerry Potter is born.
* 17 September 1993 – "Brisco in Jalisco" airs.
* 24 September 1993 – "Socrates' Sister" airs.
Frank Vlastnik

* Vlastnik
* As telegraph clerk

**Frank Vlastnik** (born 30 May 1969; age 54) is an American theatre and television actor who played a telegraph clerk in "Pilot".

He is best known as an original cast member in the short lived Broadway musicals *Big*, *The Sweet Smell of Success*, and *A Year with Frog and Toad*. His big break came when he was cast as the understudy for the leading role in *Big*. He later starred on and off-Broadway in *A Year with Frog and Toad* in which he played all of the male secondary characters and was featured on the cast album. His television appearances include minor roles in *Law & Order* (featuring Johanna Jensen), *Person of Interest* and *The Good Wife*.

## External links

* Frank Vlastnik at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Frank Vlastnik at the Internet Movie Database
Constitution

The **United States Constitution** was a document created in the founding of the United States of America. It contained the supreme laws of the nation.

When Brisco County, Jr. and Lord Bowler were taken to a courtroom in which the judge typically issued sixty days of hard labor regardless of the infraction, Brisco requested a trial by jury. The judge indicated he had no time for a trial, but Brisco replied that the Constitution demanded it. Annoyed that Brisco knew so much about the law, he dismissed him from the courtroom. Bowler attempted to leave with Brisco, but the judge stopped him.
Bruce Campbell

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## Bruce Campbell

* Campbell
* As Brisco

## Biographical information

### Born:

22 June 1958 (age 65)
Royal Oak, Michigan, United States

### Spouse(s):

* Christine Deveau (m. 1983 – 1989)
* Ida Gearon (m. 1991 – )

### Children:

* Rebecca Campbell (daughter)
* Andy Campbell (son)
* two other children

## Career

### Character(s):

Brisco County, Jr.

**Bruce Lorne Campbell** (born 22 June 1958; age 65) is an American film and television actor, director, writer, producer and author who played the main protagonist of the series, Brisco County, Jr.

Campbell is best known as a cult film actor, with arguably his most memorable role being Ash Williams in the *Evil Dead* series of films. He has starred in many low-budget cult films such as *Crimewave*, *Maniac Cop*, *Bubba Ho-Tep*, and *Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat*. He later did a spoof of his B-movie career in *My Name Is Bruce*, which he starred in and directed. He has also made voice appearances in some animated films, such as *Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs* and *Cars 2*.

In television, Campbell is known for his lead role in *Jack of all Trades*, his portrayal of Autolycus (the King of Thieves) in *Hercules: The Legendary Journeys* and *Xena: Warrior Princess*, and notably for his role as Sam Axe on the USA Network series *Burn Notice*.

## Early life

Bruce Campbell was born on 22 June 1958 in Royal Oak, Michigan to Joanne Louise (née Pickens) and Charles Newton Campbell, an amateur actor and traveling billboard inspector. He has an older brother, Don, and an older half-brother, Michael Rendine.

Campbell began acting as a teenager and soon began making short Super 8 movies with friends. After meeting Sam Raimi in Wylie E. Groves High School, the two became very good friends and started making movies together. Campbell would go on to attend Western Michigan University while he continued to work on his acting career. Campbell and Raimi made a 30-minute Super 8 version of the first *Evil Dead* film, titled *Within the Woods*, which was used to attract investors.

## Career

Campbell's first wife was Cristine Deveau, whom he married in 1983. They had two children, Rebecca and Andy, before their divorce in 1989. Campbell currently lives in Jacksonville, Oregon, with costume designer Ida Gearon, his second wife, whom he met on the set of the movie *Mindwarp*. Campbell has two more children with Gearon.

Campbell is an ordained minister and has married couples.

## External links

* Bruce Campbell at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Bruce Campbell at the Internet Movie Database
R. Lee Ermey

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## Biographical information

### Born:

24 March 1944
Emporia, Kansas, United States

### Died:

15 April 2018 (aged 74)
Santa Monica, California, United States

## Career

### Character(s):

Brisco County, Sr.

**Ronald Lee Ermey** (24 March 1944 – 15 April 2018; aged 74) was an actor who played Brisco County, Sr. in "Pilot" and "Senior Spirit".

## External links

* R. Lee Ermey at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* R. Lee Ermey at the Internet Movie Database
Dixie Cousins

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Kelly Rutherford

**Dixie Cousins** was a saloon singer and con artist who had a brief romantic encounter with Brisco County, Jr. She later became Brisco's primary love interest.

## Behind the scenes

* Dixie was portrayed by Kelly Rutherford.
Ethan Emerson

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

James Drury

**Ethan Emerson** was one of the five leading robber barons in the west. According to Brisco County, Jr., he owned "everything." In reality, he only had purview over the banks.