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Gordon

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Peter Bromilow

**Gordon** was a butler who worked at the Westerfield Club.

## Behind the scenes

* Gordon was portrayed by Peter Bromilow.
* In the credits, he is only listed as "butler", but his name is spoken onscreen by Randall Thorogood.
Brisco for the Defense

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## "Brisco for the Defense"

### Directed by:

Andy Tennant

"**Brisco for the Defense**" is the ninth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by John McNamara and David Simkins and directed by Andy Tennant. It aired on 22 October 1993.

**Summary**: An old friend who is on trial for murder insists that Brisco defends him as his lawyer even though he hasn't handled any kind of criminal case in over five years.

## External links

* Brisco for the Defense at the Internet Movie Database
Bill Hookman

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Bill Bolender

**Bill Hookman**, also known as **Lightning Bill**, was a man from San Francisco. He admired John Bly, and came to one of his hideouts to inform him that Brisco County, Jr. had been hired to track him down.

## Behind the scenes

* Hookman was portrayed by Bill Bolender.
Steven M. Sax

**Steven M. Sax** is a sound editor 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*, Sax has worked on several films, including *Tin Cup* (1996), *Mr. Nice Guy* (1997), *The Wedding Singer* (1998), and *Jawbreaker* (1999). He has also worked on a few other series, such as *ER* (1994-1998), *Crossing Jordan* (2001-2006), and *Mozart in the Jungle* (2014).

Sax won a Primetime Emmy Award in 1995 for his work on *ER*.

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Michael Hissrich – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Kevin Scott – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *Monte Walsh* (2003 film)

## External links

* Steven M. Sax at the Internet Movie Database
Marco Paul

**Marco Paul** is a utility stuntman who worked on "Pilot". He received no on-screen credit for his work.

## Career

Paul has done stunt work on numerous other TV series, including *The Dukes of Hazzard* (1979), *Magnum, P.I.* (1980), *Knight Rider* (1982), *T. J. Hooker* (1982), *The A-Team* (1983), *Murder, She Wrote* (1984), *MacGyver* (1985), *21 Jump Street* (1987), *The Wonder Years* (1988), *Baywatch* (1989), *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990), *The X-Files* (1993), and *Walker, Texas Ranger* (1993). He has also done some work in film, such as *Dragnet* (1987), *Rambo III* (1988), and *Back to the Future Part III* (1990).

Additionally, has worked as a driver on the sets of *Moonlighting* (1985) and the film *Beaches* (1988).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Perry Barndt – *Dragnet* (1987 film)
* Edward J. Duffy – *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Moonlighting* (1985 TV series)
* Kathy Durning – *Hill Street Blues* (1981 TV series), *Remington Steele* (1982 TV series)
* Jack Grant – *T. J. Hooker* (1982 TV series)
* Suzanne Gundlach – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Paula Kaatz – *The Dukes of Hazzard* (1979 TV series)
* Jerry D. Knight – *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)
* Ron Kunecke – *L.A. Law* (1986 TV series), *Rambo III* (1988 film), *Diagnosis: Murder - Diagnosis of Murder* (1992 film)
* Jeff Mack – *Walker, Texas Ranger* (1993 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *L.A. Heat* (1989 film)
* Don Nygren – *Dallas* (1978 TV series), *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Diagnosis: Murder* (1993 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *The A-Team* (1983 TV series), *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *The Dukes of Hazzard* (1979 TV series), *T. J. Hooker* (1982 TV series), *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *Magnum, P.I.* (1980 TV series), *Hardcastle and McCormick* (1983 TV series), *Matlock* (1986 TV series), *Back to the Future Part III* (1990 film)
* Gordon Spencer – *Back to the Future Part III* (1990 film)
* Bryan Spicer – *Hunter* (1984 TV series), *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series), *The X-Files* (1993 TV series)
* R. Ruddell Weatherwax – *Hill Street Blues* (1981 TV series), *Rescue 911* (1989 TV series)
* Barry Wexler – *T. J. Hooker* (1982 TV series)

### Cast

* John Astin – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Lego Louis – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Jerry Potter – *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)
* Mark Silence – *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)

## External links

* Marco Paul at the Internet Movie Database
Steel Horses

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## "Steel Horses"

### Directed by:

Kim Manners

"**Steel Horses**" is the thirteenth 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 19 November 1993.

**Summary**: Brisco and Lord Bowler track down four models of a new invention called the motorcycle after they were stolen while in the care of Socrates Poole.

## External links

* Steel Horses at the Internet Movie Database
Bill Bolender

* Bolender
* As Lightning Bill

**Bill Bolender** (born 14 November 1940; age 83) is an American actor and artist who played Lightning Bill in "Pilot".

He is mainly known for small appearances in movies, such as *RoboCop 2*, *JFK*, *Reality Bites*, *The Shawshank Redemption*, *Nixon* and *Dante's Peak*. His guest appearances in television include roles in *Walker, Texas Ranger* (starring Rayford Barnes and featuring Jeff Mack), *NYPD Blue*, *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine* (starring Bert Remsen), *Alias*, *Deadwood* and *Desperate Housewives*. He also had a recurring role as Captain Ross in *JAG*.

## External links

* Bill Bolender at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Bill Bolender at the Internet Movie Database
Crystal Hawks (episode)

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## "Crystal Hawks"

### Directed by:

Win Phelps

"**Crystal Hawks**" is the twelfth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Carlton Cuse and John McNamara and directed by Win Phelps. It aired on 12 November 1993.

**Summary**: Every bounty hunter in the land is tracking Brisco after he is wrongly accused of murder. On the run, Brisco himself is hot on the trail of John Bly and enlists the help of Crystal Hawks, a beautiful bounty hunter who is looking to cash in.

## External links

* Crystal Hawks (episode) at the Internet Movie Database
Carlton Cuse

* Cuse
* As Owens

**Arthur Carlton Cuse** (born 22 March 1959; age 64) is an American screenwriter, showrunner, producer and co-creator of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*, along with Jeffrey Boam. He also appeared in "Pilot" as the character Owens.

He is most famous as executive producer and screenwriter for the American television series *Lost* for which he made the Time Magazine list of the 100 most influential people in the world in
2010. Cuse is also considered a pioneer in transmedia storytelling.

## Early life

Carlton Cuse was born on 22 March 1959 in Mexico City, Mexico. His parents, Susan and Arthur Robert Cuse, were American, and his father was working in Mexico for Cuse's grandfather, who had a machine tool manufacturing business. Cuse's paternal grandparents were Latvians, of Baltic German heritage. After a few years in Mexico City, his parents moved to Boston, where as a boy, he instantly bonded with the Boston Red Sox and began a lifelong love for the team. A few years after the move to Boston, his dad took a job in Tustin, California. Cuse was raised a Roman Catholic.

Cuse went off to boarding school in 10th grade to The Putney School in Putney, Vermont. The school was on a working dairy farm, and placed a strong emphasis on an education in the arts, music and the outdoors. It was at The Putney School that he realized he wanted to be a writer.

Cuse attended Harvard University (Class of '81) and was recruited at freshmen registration by the freshman crew coach, Ted Washburn, and became part of the rowing team. In his words, he became "a hardcore athlete." Cuse's original plan was to attend medical school but he instead majored in American history.

Cuse organized a test screening for the makers of the Paramount film *Airplane!* during his junior year at Harvard. The producers wanted to record the audience's reaction to time the final cut of the jokes in the movie. That was when Cuse started thinking about a career in film.

## External links

* Carlton Cuse at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Carlton Cuse at the Internet Movie Database
Warren Welch

**Warren E. Welch** (1926 – 15 October 2008; aged 82) was a set decorator who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

He passed away in 2008 from kidney cancer at the age of 82.

## Career

Series he worked on outside of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* include *Batman* (1966), *The Mary Tyler Moore Show* (1975-1976), *Newhart* (1987), *ER* (1994), and *Sisters* (1996).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Tim Dunford – *Sisters* (1991 TV series)
* Michael Hissrich – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *Sisters* (1991 TV series), *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *Last of the Great Survivors* (1984 film), *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *Under Cover* (1991 TV series), *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Steven M. Sax – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Kevin Scott – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *Calamity Jane* (1984 film)

## External links

* Warren Welch at the Internet Movie Database
Jeffrey Boam

**Jeffrey David Boam** (30 November 1946 – 24 January 2000; aged 53) was an American screenwriter and film producer who co-created *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* along with Carlton Cuse.

He is known for writing the screenplays for *Lethal Weapon 2* and *3*, *Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade*, *Innerspace*, and *The Lost Boys*. Boam's films had a cumulative gross of over US$1 billion. He was educated at Sacramento State College and UCLA. Boam died on 24 January 2000 at the age of 53.

## External links

* Jeffrey Boam at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Jeffrey Boam at the Internet Movie Database
Ron Kunecke

**Ron Kunecke** is a night light operator and transportation captain who worked on three episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has numerous film and TV credits to his name, including *National Treasure*, *Melrose Place* (with Edward J. Duffy and R. Ruddell Weatherwax), *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest*, *Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End*, *Back to the Future* (with Walter Scott), *Wayne's World*, *Die Hard*, *Die Hard 2*, *Quantum Leap* (with R. Ruddell Weatherwax), *Pulp Fiction*, *Siringo* (with Edward J. Duffy), *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (with Radford Polinsky, Chris Branham, and R. Ruddell Weatherwax), *Back to the Future Part II* (with Walter Scott), *Space Jam* (with Richard L. McCullough), and *All I Want for Christmas* (with Radford Polinsky).

Kunecke has worked with Mark Mele on numerous films: *Eraser*, *The Glimmer Man*, *Jurassic Park*, *Twister*, and *Demolition Man*. In addition, Kunecke has worked alongside Marco Paul on *Rambo III*, *L.A. Law*, and *Diagnosis: Murder - Diagnosis of Murder*. He's also worked with Tony Lee Boggs on *Money Train* and *Dunston Checks In* (also with Walter Scott), and with Perry Barndt on *The Rookie*, *Terminator 2: Judgment Day*, and *Striking Distance*.

## External links

* Ron Kunecke at the Internet Movie Database
Alex Barraza

**Alex Barraza** is a key grip who worked on "Pilot".

He has done work for numerous films, including *Blind Date*, *Downtown* (with Perry Barndt), *Switch* (with Tim Dunford), *The Presidio*, *Point of No Return* (with Mark Mele), *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III* (with Tony Lee Boggs), *The Last Producer* (with Jeff Mack), and *Star Trek: Insurrection*. He also has one TV credit to his name aside from *Brisco*: *Cybill* (with R. Ruddell Weatherwax).

He has worked with Ron Kunecke on both *Last Action Hero* and *Copycat*.

## External links

* Alex Barraza at the Internet Movie Database
A.K.A. Kansas

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## "A.K.A. Kansas"

### Directed by:

Rob Bowman

"**A.K.A. Kansas**" is the fifteenth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* Its screenplay was written by Brad Kern and John McNamara, its story was written by Carlton Cuse, and it was directed by Rob Bowman. It aired on 17 December 1993.

**Summary**: Brisco poses as gunslinger Kansas Wylie Stafford in order to get close to Dixie Cousin's ex-husband Doc McCoy, who has been hired by John Bly to steal the U.S. Army's top secret "super cannon".

## External links

* A.K.A. Kansas at the Internet Movie Database
Suzanne Gundlach

**Suzanne Gundlach** is a script supervisor who worked on several episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

## Career

Gundlach's other TV credits include *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990) and *Party of Five* (1994). She has also worked on a few films, including *Fright Night Part 2* (1988), *Gone Fishin'* (1997), and *Idle Hands* (1999).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Marco Paul – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Bryan Spicer – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)

### Cast

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

## External links

* Suzanne Gundlach at the Internet Movie Database
Bad Luck Betty

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## "Bad Luck Betty"

### Directed by:

Joseph L. Scanlan

"**Bad Luck Betty**" is the twenty-fifth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Tony Blake and Paul Jackson and directed by Joseph L. Scanlan. It aired on 29 April 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco, Bowler, and Whip track Socrates Poole to a strange little town after he is kidnapped on his birthday. Meanwhile, it appears that Socrates is being held by a man who he helped convict of murder, a man that he saw hang ten years ago.

## External links

* Bad Luck Betty at the Internet Movie Database
Randall Thorogood

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Stuart Whitman

**Randall Thorogood** was a robber baron and entrepreneur who had a vested interest in the Orbs. He owned the local railroads in San Francisco.

## Behind the scenes

* Thorogood was portrayed by Stuart Whitman.
* Thorogood's name appears as "Granville Thorogood" on IMDb and several other sources, however he introduces himself to Brisco County, Jr. in "Pilot" as "Randall Thorogood". The subtitles confirm this. As on-screen dialogue takes precedence over other sources, his first name is listed as Randall on the wiki. His name also appears as Randall on a classic TV archive.
Mark Mele

**Mark Mele** is a rigging gaffer and electrician who worked on several episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has worked on numerous other shows and films, such as *Wild Wild West* (with Kathy Durning and Tony Lee Boggs), *ER* (with Jeff Mack, Kevin Scott, Warren Welch, Michael Hissrich, and Radford Polinsky and starring Charles Noland, Rayford Barnes, and Lego Louis), *Dexter*, *War of the Worlds*, *Sisters* (with Tim Dunford), *CSI: NY*, *Thor*, *Breaking Bad*, *Better Call Saul*, *L.A. Heat* (with Marco Paul), and *Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull*.

Mele and Jerry D. Knight have worked on three films together, *Batman Returns*, *Batman Forever*, and *Maverick*. He has also worked with Ron Kunecke numerous times, on *The Glimmer Man*, *Eraser*, *Twister*, *Jurassic Park*, and *Demolition Man*.

## External links

* Mark Mele at the Internet Movie Database
Season 1

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The **first season** of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* is the series' only produced season. It aired from 27 August 1993 to 20 May 1994. A second season was planned but was never greenlit by the network.

## Credits

### Cast

*Main article: Season 1 performers*
* Bruce Campbell as Brisco County, Jr.
* Julius Carry as Lord Bowler
* Christian Clemenson as Socrates Poole
* Billy Drago as John Bly
* John Astin as Prof. Albert Wickwire
* John Pyper-Ferguson as Pete Hutter
* Kelly Rutherford as Dixie Cousins
* R. Lee Ermey as Brisco County, Sr.
* James Hong as Lee Pow
* M.C. Gainey as Big Smith

### Crew

*Main article: Season 1 production crew*
* Jeffrey Boam - co-creator
* Carlton Cuse - co-creator
Brisco County, Sr.

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## Family

### Family:

* Ruth Gage County (wife)†
* Brisco County, Jr. (son)

## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

R. Lee Ermey

**Brisco County, Sr.** was a lawman and the father of Brisco County, Jr. He was murdered by John Bly and his gang while escorting them to a federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania.
Jack N. Green

**John Newton Green** (born 18 November 1946; age 77) is an American cinematographer who worked on "Pilot".

## Early life and career

Green was born on 18 November 1946 in San Francisco, California. He often collaborated with Clint Eastwood, and was nominated for an Academy Award and a BAFTA Award for best cinematography in *Unforgiven*. He was also nominated for the ASC Award for *The Bridges of Madison County*.

Green has been a member of the ASC since 1992.

## External links

* Jack N. Green at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Jack N. Green at the Internet Movie Database
Kenyon Drummond

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## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Robert Fuller

**Kenyon Drummond** was one of the five leading robber barons at the Westerfield Club. He was in charge of the cattle business in the area.

## Behind the scenes

* Drummond was portrayed by Robert Fuller.
November

**November** was the eleventh month of the year.

## Production

* 5 November 1993 – "Deep in the Heart of Dixie" airs.
* 11 November 2000 – Rayford Barnes dies.
* 12 November 1993 – "Crystal Hawks" airs.
* 13 November 2001 – Don Nygren dies.
* 14 November 1940 – Bill Bolender is born.
* 18 November 1946 – Jack N. Green is born.
* 19 November
	+ 1963 – R. Ruddell Weatherwax is born.
	+ 1993 – "Steel Horses" airs.
* 20 November 2013 – Dan Gerrity dies.
* 24 November 1957 – Denise Crosby is born.
* 30 November
* 1945 – Billy Drago is born.
* 1946 – Jeffrey Boam is born.
Fountain of Youth

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## "Fountain of Youth"

### Directed by:

Michael Caffey

"**Fountain of Youth**" is the seventeenth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Kathryn Baker and directed by Michael Caffey. It aired on 14 January 1994.

**Summary**: The daughter of a professor who has extensive knowledge of the orb is behind a series of double crosses to ensure that her father can continue to make a fountain of youth elixir that she needs to maintain her youthful appearance.

## External links

* Fountain of Youth at the Internet Movie Database
And Baby Makes Three

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## "And Baby Makes Three"

### Directed by:

Kevin Bright (as Kevin S. Bright)

"**And Baby Makes Three**" is the twenty-fourth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Tracy Friedman and directed by Kevin S. Bright. It aired on 22 April 1994.

**Summary**: Brisco, Bowler, and Dixie protect a baby that was left with Dixie by Pete Hutter. They learn that the baby is Emperor and heir to all of China and that the Black Lotus gang and it's leader want the baby so they can rule China through him.

## External links

* And Baby Makes Three at the Internet Movie Database
Magnetic Field

**Level:** Galactic Demon 8

**Spell Resistance:** yes

Launching it's foe into the sky with an electric fist, it leaps far
above the foe before bringing it colliding back down into the ground in a
 burst of heavy magnetism. Make a single attack on a creature at your
highest base attack bonus, if you hit the creature takes normal damage
and you send them into the air a number of feet equal to the damage
dealt. You then gain another attack at a -5 penalty. If this attack hits
 you deal critical damage as well as 10 damage per level (Max 200).
Creatures must succeed in a Fortitude save DC:18+ Strength modifier or
take 10d6+1 damage per level (Max +20) instead. Creatures take falling
damage as normal.
Socrates Poole

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## Biographical info

### Born:

1800s
United States

## Behind the scenes

### Actor:

Christian Clemenson

**Socrates Poole** was an American attorney who lived in the latter-half of the 19th century.

## Behind the scenes

* Socrates was portrayed by Christian Clemenson.
Chris Branham

**Chris Branham** is a stuntman who worked on "Pilot". He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has done stunt work on various other TV shows and films, including *The Fugitive*, *Renegade*, *Hulk*, and *Hidalgo*.

Branham has worked with Tony Lee Boggs in *Tombstone* (also with Perry Barndt), *Tank Girl* (also with Walter Scott), *Die Hard with a Vengeance* (also with Walter Scott), *The Cherokee Kid*, *Purgatory* (also with Gordon Spencer), *South of Heaven, West of Hell*, *The Magnificent Seven* (also with Walter Scott), *Swordfish*, and *Las Vegas* (also with Paula Kaatz).

His only acting role was as a soldier in *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (with R. Ruddell Weatherwax, Radford Polinsky, and Ron Kunecke).

## External links

* Chris Branham at the Internet Movie Database
Counteraction

**Counteraction** (カウンターアクション, kauntāakushon) Is a contact type of quirk that allows the user to allows the user to neutralize an opponent by liberating the power of the attack received as short range shock waves.

## Description

Counteraction is a contact-to-short range quirk that allows its user to neutralize any enemy attack by liberating from any part of the body that was touched shock waves strong enough to knock out someone within milliseconds. This is a secondary quirk (but not for that less important), meaning it only activates itself for two peculiar reasons: The user life is in a life threatening situation or the primary is unable to be used. It's been described that if the user's coping strategies don't work, it's probably that counteraction might activate automatically as the brain perceives stressful situation as dangerous.

## Weakness

One of the disadvantages of counteraction is the pain that it causes afterwards to the user. In the worst situation, due the change of pressure within the body and exterior, soft tissue from the body can be torn and this can end up in internal bleeding or even the death to the user.

Side effects can also be internal pressure changes causing vertigo, dizziness and ultimate lost consciousness of the user.
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### Episodes

* "Pilot"
* "The Orb Scholar"
* "No Man's Land"
* "Brisco in Jalisco"
* "Socrates' Sister"
* "Riverboat"
* "Pirates!"
* "Senior Spirit"
* "Brisco for the Defense"
* "Showdown"
* "Deep in the Heart of Dixie"
* "Crystal Hawks"
* "Steel Horses"
* "Mail Order Brides"
* "A.K.A. Kansas"
* "Bounty Hunters' Convention"
* "Fountain of Youth"
* "Hard Rock"
* "The Brooklyn Dodgers"
* "Bye Bly"
* "Ned Zed"
* "Stagecoach"
* "Wild Card"
* "And Baby Makes Three"
* "Bad Luck Betty"
* "High Treason - Part I"
* "High Treason - Part II"
Pre-1993 productions

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## 1920s

### 1927

* 10 June - Lloyd "Sunshine" Parker is born.

## 1930s

### 1933

* 21 April - Peter Bromilow is born.
* 13 September - Don Nygren is born.

## 1940s

### 1940

* 20 July - Walter Scott is born.
* 14 November - Bill Bolender is born.

### 1944

* 24 March - R. Lee Ermey is born.
* 30 June - Terry Funk is born.

### 1946

* 19 January - Paula Kaatz is born.
* 18 November - Jack N. Green is born.
* 30 November - Jeffrey Boam is born.

## 1950s

### 1952

* 12 March - Julius Carry is born.
* Rick Dean is born.

### 1958

* 17 March - Christian Clemenson is born.
* 22 June - Bruce Campbell is born.

### 1959

* 22 March - Carlton Cuse is born.
* 26 April - Tegan West is born.

## 1960s

### 1963

* 19 November - R. Ruddell Weatherwax is born.
Fiyqua

**The swampland of Fiyqua**is a dense swamp and marsh land to the far west of the Roda continent. The name is Tozish for "green water" and its true name given by the elves was Manorn.

## History

During the era of creation, the Elves saw the land of the swamp to be holy and a place of spiritual connection to the Gods of the Earth as claimed by the Forest Guardians. So it was given the name of Manorn and elves would only even enter the land to pray or for holy rituals. When the first humans came to invade the Roda continent by the east, the elves retreated to the swamp lands where, according to legend, carves homes into the trees.

The elves lived in the swampland for many years before Capital City was founded and the humans gave up the land to the east of Manorn, so the elves migrated back however several elves stayed in the swampland.

## Geography

### Fauna

Many animals live in Fiyqua's swampland, the following is just a few:

* Snakegators
* Sarcosuchus
* Crocodile
* Yellow-banded poison dart frog
Don Nygren

**Donald O. Nygren** (13 September 1933 – 13 November 2001; aged 68) was a gaffer and lighting technician who worked on "Pilot".

Nygren worked on a number of films and television shows throughout his career, including *Star Trek V: The Final Frontier*, *Ghost Dad* (with Jack Grant), *The Nutty Professor*, *Beverly Hills Cop*, and *Poltergeist II: The Other Side*.

He and Edward J. Duffy both worked on the TV shows *Jake and the Fatman* and *Hunter* (with Marco Paul) together. In addition, he had worked with Paul on *Dallas* and *Diagnosis: Murder*.

Nygren passed away on 13 November 2001 in Oxnard, California.

## External links

* Don Nygren at the Internet Movie Database
Kevin Scott

**Kevin K. Scott** is a casting director who worked on numerous episodes of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

## Career

Scott has worked on various other television shows, such as *ER* (1994-1997), *Living Single* (1996-1998), *The West Wing* (1999-2001), *Half & Half* (2004-2006), and *Will Trent* (2023).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Michael Hissrich – *ER* (1994 TV series), *The West Wing* (1999 TV series)
* Ron Kunecke – *Fastlane* (2002 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *ER* (1994 TV series), *The West Wing* (1999 TV series), *Citizen Baines* (2000 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Steven M. Sax – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Warren Welch – *ER* (1994 TV series)

## External links

* Kevin Scott at the Internet Movie Database
Anne Tremko

**Anne Marie Tremko** (born 28 February 1968; age 55) is an American actress who played Amanda Wickwire in "Pilot".

She is best known for her role as Leslie Burke on *Saved by the Bell: The College Years*. Her most recent television appearance was on an episode of *Judging Amy*.

## External links

* Anne Tremko at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Anne Tremko at the Internet Movie Database
Zitate

**Galina „Red“ Reznikow**

"Nettsein ist für Feiglinge und Demokraten." (Bettwanzen und andere Dinger)

"Erwecke deine innere Russin!" (Bettwanzen und andere Dinger)

**John Bennett**

"Du warst mies im Dummsein und das ist 'ne gute Sache." (Bettwanzen und andere Dinger)

"Ich wurde bereit geboren." (Es lodert)
Radford Polinsky

**Radford Polinsky** is a set costumer who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* His only on-screen credit was in "Pirates!".

## Career

Polinsky has several other TV credits to his name, including *The A-Team* (1983), *Murder, She Wrote* (1984), *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993), *ER* (1994), *True Blood* (2008), and *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* (2013). He has also worked on a few films, such as *Revenge of the Nerds* (1984) and *The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension* (1984) – in which he also had a small acting role.

Polinsky won a Primetime Emmy Award in 1988 for his work on *Shakedown on the Sunset Strip*.

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

### Crew

* Chris Branham – *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993 TV series)
* Kathy Durning – *City Killer* (1984 film)
* Michael Hissrich – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Jerry D. Knight – *Letters from a Killer* (1998 film)
* Ron Kunecke – *All I Want for Christmas* (1991 film), *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *ER* (1994 TV series), *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* (2013 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *The A-Team* (1983 TV series), *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Kevin Scott – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Walter Scott – *True Blood* (2008 TV series)
* R. Ruddell Weatherwax – *Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman* (1993 TV series)
* Warren Welch – *Last of the Great Survivors* (1984 film), *ER* (1994 TV series)

### Cast

* John Astin – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)
* Rayford Barnes – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Lego Louis – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Charles Noland – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Jerry Potter – *Murder, She Wrote* (1984 TV series)

## External links

* Radford Polinsky at the Internet Movie Database
Jerry D. Knight

**Jerry D. Knight** is an electrician and gaffer who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* He received no on-screen credit for his work.

He has worked on several TV shows and movies, including *China Beach* (with Paula Kaatz), *Letters from a Killer* (with Radford Polinsky), *Modern Family*, *Waterworld* (with Perry Barndt), *The Siege*, and *Beverly Hills, 90210* (with Marco Paul).

Knight and Ron Kunecke have worked on *The Scout*, *The Cable Guy*, *Multiplicity*, and *Volcano* together. He has also worked with Mark Mele on *Batman Returns*, *Batman Forever*, and *Maverick*.

## External links

* Jerry D. Knight at the Internet Movie Database
Fiend Form

## **Description**

Fiend Form is a transformation type quirk that allows the user to transform into a creature similar in appearance to a devil or demon

Fiend form causes the user to transform into a creature with red skin, claws, horns, pointed ears and a prehensile tail.

The user will transform in the presence of large amounts of fire this transformation is not voluntary

It take a fire about the size of a medium bonfire to incite a transformation

The form is powered by fire, with the user being able to adsorb fire in order to gain increased strength ,speed and durability, this is also necessary for them them to maintain the form for longer periods of time

This makes the user functional immune to fire while in fiend form. Any fire they are exposed to in their normal form that isn't intense enough to make them transform will effect them normally

The user can be forced to transform back into their normal form in the presence of extreme cold or if completely submersed in water

## ***Trivia***

appearance based on tieflings from DnD

feel free to use if you want too
The Brooklyn Dodgers

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## "The Brooklyn Dodgers"

### Directed by:

Kim Manners

"**The Brooklyn Dodgers**" is the nineteenth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Donald Marcus and directed by Kim Manners. It aired on 11 February 1994.

**Summary**: Two orphans from Brooklyn are on their way to San Francisco so they can inherit three million dollars, but there are those who want to prevent them from getting there on time-luckily Brisco and Lord Bowler are there to help out.

## External links

* The Brooklyn Dodgers at the Internet Movie Database
Julius Carry

* Carry
* As Bowler

**Julius J. Carry III** (12 March 1952 – 19 August 2008; aged 56) was an American actor who played Lord Bowler in every episode.

He is perhaps best known for playing the character Sho'Nuff in the cult film *The Last Dragon*. He made his acting debut in the 1979 movie *Disco Godfather* starring Rudy Ray Moore. He also acted in the films *World Gone Wild* and *The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh*. Carry appeared primarily in television roles, including Dr. Abraham Butterfield on *Doctor, Doctor*. He also appeared on shows such as *Murphy Brown*, *Family Matters*, *A Different World*, *Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place*, and *Boy Meets World*.

## External links

* Julius Carry at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Julius Carry at the Internet Movie Database
Chaos (Pokemonboy3000)

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Chaos is an emitter that causes unlikely and or random events to happen to inorganic matter that is struck by the purple bolts of energy.

## Abilities

**Destabilization**: The most common occurrence with this quirk is to cause perfectly structurally sound objects to fall apart and collapse.

**Random event generation:** By striking inorganic matter with his chaos bolts Maverick can cause unlikely events to happen. Such as causing a falling beam to cease falling for a short period of time, or causing a defused bomb to explode anyway.

**Disaster creation:** By focusing his random event generationMaverick has been shown to be able to induce localized natural disasters like causing a whirlpool in the flood zone, or a small rock slide by a cliff.

**Chaos Bolts:** The primary way his quirk is showcased are through dark purple blasts that are fired from his hands, they can either cause one time events, or by holding the energy around an object cause a sustained affect that lasts for as long as he can focus.
Lego Louis

**Lego Louis** is an actor who played an outlaw in "Pilot".

## Career

Louis has a handful of television appearances outside of *Brisco*, including *Knots Landing* (1979), *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990), and *ER* (1994).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

* Suzanne Gundlach – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Michael Hissrich – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Jeff Mack – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Mark Mele – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *Parker Lewis Can't Lose* (1990 TV series)
* Radford Polinsky – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Steven M. Sax – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Kevin Scott – *ER* (1994 TV series)
* Warren Welch – *ER* (1994 TV series)

## External links

* Lego Louis at the Internet Movie Database
Plumtrr Hallack

Plumtrr Hallack is a green Trallyr scientist and engineer, copilot of the ship ECON. Pessimistic and whiny, he can come off as gruff but never lives up to his threats.

## Biography

Plumtrr is intelligent, but socially inept more often than not. He is fond of computers and electronics, and often talks to them like they are alive, probably because of his experience with Tolvatites on his home planet. Usually awkward around strangers, he can act much more mature than he really is. (Not that he does).

Plumtrr is the child of a wealthy aristocratic Trallyr family. His knack for electronics gave him a good lead on becoming a successful engineer and securing his future in the long run. Due to a complex social circumstance involving an arranged marriage, no desire to marry, and a whole lot of other things, he stole a ship he constructed before his buyer arrived and fled his home planet with his Tolvanite friend, Amich-Anne, in hopes that he could avoid his problems that way.

## Extras

* Plumtrr is physically weak for his kind
* Plumtrr is fluent is over 20 languages, three of them being Earth languages
* Plumtrr is slightly paranoid and takes a long time to trust people
* The lighter shade of green he posseses puts him on the mid-high social rank of his kind

Plumtrr talking.Older referance: Needs minor update
Mark Silence

* Silence
* As clerk

**Mark Silence** is an actor and theatrician who played a male clerk in "Pilot".

His only other television credit outside of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* is *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990).

## Shared filmography with other *Brisco* staff

* Jerry D. Knight – *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)
* Marco Paul – *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)
* Dennis C. Salcedo – *Beverly Hills, 90210* (1990 TV series)

## External links

* Mark Silence at the Internet Movie Database
* Mark Silence at TheaterOnline
Melissa Behr

* Behr
* As assistant

**Melissa Ivy Behr** (born 6 February 1964; age 59) is an American actress who played a female assistant in "Pilot".

She is also a model, media artist, film producer and director. One of her most notable roles is that of Nurse Ginger in the 1992 B movie *Bad Channels*, which was produced by Full Moon Features. She reprised this role in *Dollman vs. Demonic Toys*, in which she teamed up with characters from other movies.

Her television roles have included guest appearances on *Married... with Children* and *Red Shoe Diaries*. Melissa is also an accomplished artist, and her work can be viewed on her official website.

## External links

* Melissa Behr at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
* Melissa Behr at the Internet Movie Database
Paula Kaatz

**Paula Lynn Kaatz** (19 January 1946 – 3 May 2013; aged 67) was a costume and wardrobe supervisor from Chicago, Illinois who worked on every episode of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.*

She was involved in numerous films and TV shows, including *That's Life* (with Edward J. Duffy), *The Dukes of Hazzard* (with Marco Paul), *The Green Mile*, *Space Academy*, *Breakheart Pass* (with Tom Dawson), *Jason of Star Command*, *China Beach* (with Jerry D. Knight), and *Las Vegas* (with Chris Branham and Tony Lee Boggs).

Kaatz also won two Primetime Emmy Awards for her work on *China Beach* and *Pancho Barnes*.

She died on 3 May 2013 in Los Angeles, California.

## External links

* Paula Kaatz at the Internet Movie Database
Socrates' Sister

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## "Socrates' Sister"

### Directed by:

Greg Beeman

"**Socrates' Sister** is the fifth episode of the first and only season of *The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.* It was written by Chris Ruppenthal and directed by Greg Beeman. It aired on 24 September 1993.

**Summary**: Socrates' sister defends Jack Randolph, a man that Brisco brought in on charges of murder and counterfeiting. But is it a case of mistaken identity as Randolph says, or is it a case of a misguided heart on the part of Socrates' sister?

## External links

* Socrates' Sister at the Internet Movie Database
Season 1 performers

A list of all actors and actresses appearing in Season 1.

A

* Kenneth Scott Allen as Announcer (1 episode)
* John Astin as Prof. Albert Wickwire

B

* Rayford Barnes as Sherman Paulson
* Melissa Behr as Female assistant (1 episode)
* Bill Bolender as Lightning Bill (1 episode)
* Paul Brinegar as Francis Killbridge
* Peter Bromilow as Gordon (1 episode)

C

* Bruce Campbell as Brisco County, Jr. (27 episodes)
* Julius Carry as Lord Bowler (27 episodes)
* Gary Cervantes as Chava (1 episode)
* J.T. Chinn as Sailor (1 episode; uncredited)
* Christian Clemenson as Socrates Poole (27 episodes)
* Denise Crosby as Sheriff Jenny Taylor (1 episode)
* Carlton Cuse as Owens (1 episode)

D

* Rick Dean as Lookout (1 episode)
* Billy Drago as John Bly
* James Drury as Ethan Emerson

E

* R. Lee Ermey as Brisco County, Sr.
* Corey Everson as Katrina Schwenke (1 episode)

F

* Denis Forest as Will Swill (1 episode)
* Robert Fuller as Kenyon Drummond
* Terry Funk as Defendant (1 episode)

G

* M.C. Gainey as Big Smith
* Dan Gerrity as Jonah Collier (1 episode)
* Fernanda Gordon as Maria (1 episode)

H

* Al Hansen as Man on horseback (1 episode)
* Kirsten Holmquist as Saloon girl (1 episode; uncredited)
* James Hong as Lee Pow

K

* Cameo Kneuer as Ilsa Schwenke (1 episode)

L

* Eric Lawson as Outlaw #1 (2 episodes)
* Chi Muoi Lo as Loo
* Lego Louis as Outlaw #2 (2 episodes)
* Kevin Lowe as Federal Agent Brown (2 episodes)

M

* Jennifer MacDonald as Tina (1 episode)
* Brandon Maggart as Prof. Ogden Coles
* Leon Melas as French Canadian gang member (1 episode)
* Norman Merrill as Scientist (2 episodes)
* Shareen J. Mitchell as Dr. Rosa Quintano (1 episode)

N

* Charles Noland as Scratchy (1 episode)

O

* Armando Ortega as Waiter (1 episode)

P

* Brook Susan Parker as Casey (1 episode)
* Lloyd "Sunshine" Parker as Stagecoach driver #2 (1 episode)
* Robert Picardo as Puel (1 episode)
* Herman Poppe as Sheriff Worth (1 episode)
* Jerry Potter as Stagecoach driver #1 (1 episode)
* John Pyper-Ferguson as Pete Hutter

Q

* Stuart Quan as Lucky

R

* Bert Remsen as Judge (1 episode)
* Jeremy Roberts as Bill Swill (1 episode)
* Andrew A. Rolfes as Smith (1 episode)
* Buck Rooney as Outlaw #3 (1 episode)
* Kelly Rutherford as Dixie Cousins

S

* Judson Scott as Gil Swill (1 episode)
* Mark Silence as Male clerk (1 episode)
* Tom Simmons as Dobbs (1 episode), Wagon driver (2 episodes)
* Pat Skipper as Donovan Joe (1 episode)
* Thais Springer as Emily (1 episode)

T

* Anne Tremko as Amanda Wickwire (1 episode)
* Mark Twogood as Vulture Neck (1 episode)

V

* Frank Vlastnik as Telegraph clerk (1 episode)

W

* Tracey Walter as Phil Swill (1 episode)
* Dewey Weber as Tate (1 episode)
* Tegan West as Cousin Ed (1 episode)
* Stuart Whitman as Randall Thorogood (2 episodes)

Y

* David Youse as Todd the waiter (1 episode)
April

**April** was the fourth month of the year.

## Production

* 1 April 1994 – "Stagecoach" airs.
* 6 April 2020 – James Drury dies.
* 8 April 1994 – "Wild Card" airs.
* 15 April 2018 – R. Lee Ermey dies.
* 18 April 1934 – James Drury is born.
* 21 April 1933 – Peter Bromilow is born.
* 22 April:
	+ 1994 – "And Baby Makes Three" airs.
	+ 1999 – Bert Remsen dies.
* 26 April 1959 – Tegan West is born.
* 29 April 1994 – "Bad Luck Betty" airs.
Captain John Smith and Pocahontas

***Captain John Smith and Pocahontas*** is a 1953 American historical film directed by Lew Landers. The distributor was United Artists. It stars Anthony Dexter, Jody Lawrance and Alan Hale.[1]

Exteriors were shot around Bronson Canyon. It depicts the foundation of the Jamestown Colony in Virginia by English settlers and the relationship between John Smith and Pocahontas. She married John Rolfe in real life. It is also known by the alternative title ***Burning Arrows***.
Songs from Pocahontas and Pocahontas 2 (Disney Movies)

## The Songs and Music From *Pocahontas*

* The Virginia Company
* Ship at Sea
* The Virginia Company (Reprise)
* Steady as the Beating Drum (Main Title)
* Steady as the Drum (Reprise)
* Just Around the Riverbend
* Grandmother Willow
* Listen With Your Heart I
* Mine, Mine, Mine
* Listen With Your Heart II
* Colors of the Wind
* Savages (Part 1)
* Savages (Part 2)
* I'll Never See Him Again
* Pocahontas
* Council Meeting
* Percy's Bath
* River's Edge
* Skirmish
* Getting Acquainted
* Ratcliff's Plan
* Picking Corn
* The Warriors Arrive
* John Smith Sneaks Out
* Execution
* Farewell
* Colors of the Wind (End Title)
* If I Never Knew You

## The Songs and Music From *Pocahontas 2*

* Where Do I Go From Here
* What a Day In London
* Wait 'til He Sees You
* Things Are Not What They Appear
* Between Two Worlds (End Title)
Brisco County, Jr.

**Brisco County, Jr.** was an American bounty hunter who was hired by the Westerfield Club after the death of his father, Marshal Brisco County, Sr., at the hands of the John Bly gang.

Along his journey to bring his father's killers to justice, Brisco befriended rival bounty hunter, Lord Bowler, his Westerfield contact, Socrates Poole, and eccentric scientist and inventor, Professor Albert Wickwire. He also won the affections of Dixie Cousins, the former girlfriend of Big Smith, an underling of John Bly.

## Biography

### Westerfield Club

In 1893, Brisco was hired by the five "robber barons" of the Westerfield Club to deal with the threat of outlaw John Bly's gang.

## Personal life

### Education

Brisco was a graduate of Harvard, having attained a degree in law. Sometime before 1893, he quit practicing, but still retained much knowledge about the law.

## Behind the scenes

* Brisco was portrayed by Bruce Campbell.

## External links

* Brisco County, Jr. (character) at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
John Rolfe (Disney Character)

John Rolfe is a dashing young English diplomat in service to King James. He is sent to Jamestown with the task of bringing Chief Powhatan back to England for negotiations in order to prevent a war between the natives and the English. His character is based on the historical John Rolfe, who was married to the real life Pocahontas. In the film, he and Pocahontas are initially at odds, but he eventually falls strongly in love with her. John Rolfe is known for his need to be in charge, which annoys Pocahontas at first. He shows much class and good manners during the voyage back to England when he guards Pocahontas from the rough crew, thus earning her respect.