Episodes | The X-Files

LITTLE GREEN MEN
Written by GLEN MORGAN & JAMES WONG
Directed by DAVID NUTTER

Making the first of three appearances as Senator Richard Matheson (named for the famous SF author and screenwriter) is Raymond J. Barry, a two-time Obie Award-winning theater actor and a member of Willem Defoe's celebrated Wooster Group ensemble. His films include Dead Man Walking, Born on the Fourth of July, Training Day and the pre-X-Files Gillian Anderson film The Turning. Playing his aide is Fulvio Cecere, who went on to play Richard Sandoval on Dark Angel.

Sen. Richard Matheson	. . . . . .	RAYMOND J. BERRY
Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
Jorge	. . . . . .	MIKE GOMEZ
Cigarette-Smoking Man	. . . . . .	WILLIAM B. DAVIS
Dr. Troisky (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	LES CARLSON
Young Mulder	. . . . . .	MARCUS TURNER
Samantha	. . . . . .	VANESSA MORLEY
Aide to Sen. Matheson	. . . . . .	FULVIO CECERE
Agent Morris (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	DERLY HAYES
Blue Beret Commander	. . . . . .	DWIGHT McFEE
Student (FBI Cadet)	. . . . . .	LISA ANNE BELEY
Lewin (agent staking-out Mulder; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	GARY HETHERINGTON
Rand	. . . . . .	BOB WILDE

THE HOST
Written by CHRIS CARTER
Directed by DANIEL SACKHEIM

Darin Morgan, younger brother of producer Glen Morgan, later became the X-Files writer and story editor behind the fan-favorite episode "Humbug."

Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
Flukeman	. . . . . .	DARIN MORGAN
First Workman (Craig)	. . . . . .	MATTHEW BENNETT
Detective Norman	. . . . . .	FREDDY ANDREIUCI
Charlie	. . . . . .	DON MacKAY
Agent Brisentine (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	MARC BAUER
Man on Phone	. . . . . .	HROTHGAR MATHEWS
Dr. Zenzola (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	GABREILLE ROSE
Foreman (Ray)	. . . . . .	RON SAUVE
Russian Engineer	. . . . . .	DMITRI BOUDRINE
Dmitri Boudrine	. . . . . .	RAOUL GANEE
Federal Marshal	. . . . . .	WILLIAM MacDONALD

BLOOD
Story by DARIN MORGAN
Teleplay by GLEN MORGAN & JAMES WONG
Directed by DAVID NUTTER

William Sanderson is best known as Vermont backwoodsman Larry on the sitcom Newhart and as the tragic Dr. J.F. Sebastian in the SF classic Blade Runner. Kimberly Ashlyn Gere is the adult-video star known under the nom de porn Ashlyn Gere — winner of the indsutry's FOXE 1991 Fan Favorite, 1992 Vixen of the Year and 1993 Best Female Performer awards. Under her birth name, Kim McKamy, she's appeared in non-X horror and exploitation films, and as Kimberly Patton played the recurring role of Feliciti OH 519 on the Morgan-Wong series Space: Above and Beyond.

Ed Funsch	. . . . . .	WILLIAM SANDERSON
Sheriff Spenser	. . . . . .	JOHN CYGAN
Mrs. McRoberts	. . . . . .	KIMBERLY ASHLYN GERE
Larry Winter	. . . . . .	GEORGE TOULIATOS
Byers	. . . . . .	BRUCE HARWOOD
Langly	. . . . . .	DEAN HAGLUND
Frohike	. . . . . .	TOM BRAIDWOOD
Mechanic	. . . . . .	GERRY ROUSSEAU
Harry (Funsch's boss; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	ANDRE DANIELS
Bus Driver	. . . . . .	WILLIAM MacKENZIE
Mrs. Adams	. . . . . .	DIANA STEVAN
Security Guard	. . . . . .	DAVID FREDERICKS
Mother	. . . . . .	KATHLEEN DUBORG
Taber	. . . . . .	JOHN HARRIS
Clerk	. . . . . .	B.J. HARRISON

SLEEPLESS
Written by HOWARD GORDON
Directed by ROB BOWMAN

Nicholas Lea makes his first appearance as "Alex Krycek" — almost certainly a pseudonym since, as a Syndicate plant and assassin, it's unlikely he'd have given the FBI his real name. Also making his first appearance is Steven Williams as "X" — who is not actually referred to as that onscreen; this is an inference drawn from the episode "One Breath," in which Mulder tapes an "X" on his apartment window as a contact signal.

Genre star Tony Todd played the title role in the three Candyman movies, and his extensive SF credits include Star Trek: The Next Generation (as Worf's brother, Kurn), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (as Kurn and as an older Jake Sisko, son of Capt. Benjamin Sisko), Star Trek: Voyager, Smallville, Angel, Andromeda and Xena: Warrior Princess as well as such films as The Crow, Wishmaster and Final Destination.

Corp. Augustus D. "Preacher" Cole	. . . . . .	TONY TODD
Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
Alex Krycek	. . . . . .	NICHOLAS LEA
Salvatore Matola	. . . . . .	JONATHAN GRIES
X	. . . . . .	STEVEN WILLIAMS
Henry Willig	. . . . . .	DON THOMPSON
Dr. Francis Girardi	. . . . . .	DAVID ADAMS
Dr. Pilsson (at V.A. hospital)	. . . . . .	MICHAEL PUTTONEN
Dr. Charyn (at sleep-disorder center; unnamed in episode	. . . . . .	ANNA HAGAN
Cigarette-Smoking Man	. . . . . .	WILLIAM B. DAVIS
Det. Lt. Morton	. . . . . .	MITCH KOSTERMAN
Team Leader	. . . . . .	PAUL BITTANTE
Dr. Grissom	. . . . . .	CLAUDE DE MARTINO
Firefighter Lt. Regan	. . . . . .	Uncredited

DUANE BARRY
Written and Directed by CHRIS CARTER

Acclaimed actor Steve Railsback made his biggest splashes as Charles Manson in the 1976 telefilm hit Helter Skelter and as the title character of The Stunt Man (1980). "He's the person I wanted, the only person I ever thought of for the role," remarked Chris Carter, who made his directorial debut with this episode. "He really became the part. I think also that the levels of your actors rise to that." Railsback co-starred as the antagonistic Col. James Vise in the SF series The Visitor. Earning an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama was Carol Christine Hilaria Pounder, born in Georgetown, British Guyana, and educated at convent school in Sussex, England. She currently co-stars as Detective Claudette Wyms on The Shield. Among her many regular and recurring roles are Dr. Angela Hicks on ER (where she received an Outstanding Supporting Actress Emmy nomination) and Cheryl Andrews on Chris Carter's Millennium.

Duane Barry	. . . . . .	STEVE RAILSBACK
Alex Krycek	. . . . . .	NICHOLAS LEA
Agent Lucy Kazden	. . . . . .	CCH POUNDER
Tactical Commander	. . . . . .	STEPHEN E. MILLER
Dr. Hakkie	. . . . . .	FRANK C. TURNER
Agent Rich	. . . . . .	FRED HENDERSON
Gwen (blonde hostage)	. . . . . .	BARBARA POLLARD
Kimberly (brunette hostage)	. . . . . .	SARAH STRANGE
Officer	. . . . . .	ROBERT LEWIS
Marksman #2	. . . . . .	MICHAEL DOBSON
Supermarket Clerk	. . . . . .	TOSCA BAGGOO
Bob Morris	. . . . . .	TIM DIXON
Agent Janus	. . . . . .	PRINCE MARYLAND
Marksman #1	. . . . . .	JOHN SAMPSON

ASCENSION
Written by PAUL BROWN
Directed by MICHAEL LANGE

Duane Barry	. . . . . .	STEVE RAILSBACK
Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
Alex Krycek	. . . . . .	NICHOLAS LEA
X	. . . . . .	STEVEN WILLIAMS
Margaret Scully	. . . . . .	SHEILA LARKEN
Dr. Ruth Slaughter (pathologist; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	MEREDITH BAIN WOODWARD
Cigarette-Smoking Man	. . . . . .	WILLIAM B. DAVIS
FBI Agent	. . . . . .	MICHAEL DAVID SIMMS
Dwight (tram operator; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	PETER LaCROIX
Patrolman	. . . . . .	STEVE MAKAJ
Video Technician	. . . . . .	PETER LAPRES
Deputy	. . . . . .	BOBBY L. STEWART

3
Written by CHRIS RUPPENTHAL and GLEN MORGAN & JAMES WONG
Directed by DAVID NUTTER

Perry Reeves was, at the time, the actress-girlfriend of David Duchovny; they later broke up, after a couple of years. "The bad part" about acting with your significant author, Duchovny later said, "is that in acting you're more honest and more vulnerable and more in-the-moment than you are in life. And the people that you live with in your life are used to seeing you defensive and uptight, as you normally are." Reeves' genre credits include Child's Play 3 and the telefilm Escape to Witch Mountain. Justina Vail went on to play sexy scientist Dr. Olga Vukavitch on the time-travel series Seven Days.

Unholy Spirit	. . . . . .	JUSTINA VAIL
Kristen	. . . . . .	PERREY REEVES
John/The Son	. . . . . .	FRANK MILITARY
Det. Munson	. . . . . .	TOM McBEATH
Commander Carver (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	MALCOLM STEWART
Det. Nettles (with glasses; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	FRANK FERRUCCI
Dr. Browning (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	KEN KRAMER
Garrett Lore	. . . . . .	ROGER ALLFORD
David Yung (Ra victim; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	RICHARD YEE
Fireman	. . . . . .	BRAD LOREE
The Father	. . . . . .	GUSTOVO MORENO
Dr. Jacobs	. . . . . .	JOHN TIERNEY
Guard (at blood bank)	. . . . . .	DAVID LIVINGSTONE
Police Officer	. . . . . .	GUYLE FRAZIER (uncredited)

ONE BREATH
Written by GLEN MORGAN & JAMES WONG
Directed by R.W. GOODWIN

Reprising their roles as Scully's parents are Don S. Davis, who plays Gen. Hammond on Stargate SG-1, and Sheila Larken.

Margaret Scully	. . . . . .	SHEILA LARKEN
Melissa Scully	. . . . . .	MELINDA McGRAW
Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
X	. . . . . .	STEVEN WILLIAMS
Cigarette-Smoking Man	. . . . . .	WILLIAM B. DAVIS
Capt. William Scully	. . . . . .	DON S. DAVIS
Dr. Daly	. . . . . .	JAY BRAZEAU
Nurse G. Owens	. . . . . .	NICOLA CAVENDISH
Nurse Wilkins	. . . . . .	LORENA GALE
Byers	. . . . . .	BRUCE HARWOOD
Langly	. . . . . .	DEAN HAGLUND
Frohike	. . . . . .	TOM BRAIDWOOD
Overcoat Man	. . . . . .	RYAN MICHAEL
Young Dana Scully	. . . . . .	TEGAN MOSS

FIREWALKER
Written by HOWARD GORDON
Directed by DAVID NUTTER

Bradley Whitford went on to win an Emmy Award as Supporting Actor in a Drama Series, for his role as Josh Lyman on The West Wing. Shawnee Smith currently co-stars as Linda in the Ted Danson sitcom Becker. She was prominent in the SF film The Blob (1988), and has been in the casts of such sitcoms as All is Forgiven, Arsenio and The Tom Show.

Dr. Daniel Trepkos	. . . . . .	BRADLEY WHITFORD
Jason Ludwig	. . . . . .	LELAND ORSER
Jesse O'Neil	. . . . . .	SHAWNEE SMITH
Dr. Adam Pierce	. . . . . .	TUCK MILLIGAN
Peter Tanaka	. . . . . .	HIRO KANAGAWA
TV Reporter (Eric)	. . . . . .	DAVID KAYE
Vosberg (opening-scene project-member; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	DAVID LEWIS
Technician	. . . . . .	TORREN ROLFSEN

RED MUSEUM
Written by CHRIS CARTER
Directed by WIN PHELPS

Paul Sand starred in the 1970s sitcom Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers shortly after winning a Tony Award for Broadway's Story Theatre. His series roles include Dr. Michael Ridley on St. Elsewhere.

Jerry Thomas	. . . . . .	PAUL SAND
Sheriff Bill Mazeroski	. . . . . .	STEVE EASTIN
Richard Odin a.k.a. Dr. Doug Herman	. . . . . .	MARK ROLSTON
Crew-Cut Man	. . . . . .	LINDSEY GINTER
Beth Kane	. . . . . .	GILLIAN BARBER
Gary Kane	. . . . . .	BOB FRAZER
Old Man (in red pickup)	. . . . . .	ROBERT CLOTHIER
Katie	. . . . . .	ELISABETH ROSEN
Woman Reading (at Mass)	. . . . . .	CRYSTAL VERGE
Rick Mazeroski	. . . . . .	CAMERON LABINE
Brad (Rick's friend; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	TONY SAMPSON
1st Man	. . . . . .	GERRY NAIRM
1st Officer	. . . . . .	BRIAN McGUGAN

EXCELSIUS DEI
Written by PAUL BROWN
Directed by STEPHEN SURJIK

Teryl Rothery plays the recurring role of Dr. Janet Fraiser on Stargate SG-1. Eric Christmas is familiar as Sam Malone's parish priest, Father Barry, in a recurring role on Cheers and as the more apoplectic priest in the cult-hit Harold and Maude. Frances Bay, who played the eerie Mrs. Tremond on Twin Peaks, has been immortalized as "the marble rye-bread lady" on episodes of Seinfeld. Sacramento native Sab Shimono, who came to prominence as traditionalist Mr. Saito in the film and the TV series Gung Ho, voices the Emperor in episodes of the animated hit Samurai Jack.

Nurse Michelle Charters	. . . . . .	TERYL ROTHERY
Gung Bituen	. . . . . .	SAB SHIMONO
Dorothy	. . . . . .	FRANCES BAY
Stan Phillips	. . . . . .	ERIC CHRISTMAS
Hal Arden	. . . . . .	DAVID FRESCO
Mrs. Dawson	. . . . . .	SHEILA MOORE
Dr. John Grago	. . . . . .	JERRY WASSERMAN
Laura Kelly (first name not given in episode)	. . . . . .	TASHA SIMMS
Tiernan	. . . . . .	JON CUTHBERT
Upshaw	. . . . . .	PAUL JARRETT
Leo Kreutzer	. . . . . .	ERNIE PRENTICE

AUBREY
Written by SARA B. CHARNO
Directed by ROB BOWMAN

Terry O'Quinn played the titular fiend of The Stepfather and Stepfather 2. The prolific performer's many roles include turns in three Chris Carter projects: Peter Watts in the series Millennium, Omar Santiago in Harsh Realm and FBI Special Agent Darius Michaud in the film The X-Files. The much-honored Morgan Woodward, who has made dozens of movies and more than 130 episodic-TV appearances dating back to at least 1956, is best known to SF fans for two outstanding performances on the original Star Trek: as a tragically maddened penal-colony second-in-command in "Dagger of the Mind" and as the immortality-hungry captain of the Starship Exeter in "The Omega Glory." His last role to date was in the "Force Majeure" episode of Millennium.

Lt. Tillman	. . . . . .	TERRY O'QUINN
Det. B.J. Morrow	. . . . . .	DEBORAH STRANG
Old Cokely	. . . . . .	MORGAN WOODWARD
Linda Thibodeaux	. . . . . .	JOY COGHILL
Det. Joe Darnell	. . . . . .	ROBYN DRISCOLL
Officer # 1	. . . . . .	PETER FLEMING
Young Mom	. . . . . .	SARAH JANE REDMOND
Young Cokely	. . . . . .	EMANUEL HAJEK

IRRESISTIBLE
Written by CHRIS CARTER
Directed by DAVID NUTTER

Bruce Weitz won a 1984 Emmy Award for playing Detective Mick Belker on Hill Street Blues. He also has appeared in the series casts of Anything But Love and Byrds of Paradise. The chilling Nick Chinlund, who reprised his role as Donnie Pfaster in the seventh-season episode "Orison," was a lucky last-minute casting find in one of his first roles. He'd made his TV debut in an episode of the cable anthology series Red Shoe Diaries, on which David Duchovny starred as the linking element, and has since become a familiar face in movies and on such series as Third Watch and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Agent Bocks	. . . . . .	BRUCE WEITZ
Donnie Addie Pfaster	. . . . . .	NICK CHINLUND
Satin (murdered prostitute; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	DEANNA MILLIGAN
Toews (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	ROBERT THURSTON
Ellen (housewife; unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	GLYNIS DAVIES
Karen Kosseff	. . . . . .	CHRISTINE WILLES
Mr. Fiebling (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	TIM PROGOSH
Suspect	. . . . . .	DWIGHT McFEE
Marilyn	. . . . . .	DENALDA WILLIAMS
Young Woman (doing eulogy)	. . . . . .	MAGGIE O'HARA
Prostitute	. . . . . .	KATHLEEN DUBORG
Agent Busch	. . . . . .	MARK SAUNDERS
Co-ed	. . . . . .	CIARA HUNTER
Lisa	. . . . . .	Uncredited
Female FBI Agent	. . . . . .	Uncredited

DIE HAND DIE VERLETZT
Written by GLEN MORGAN & JAMES WONG
Directed by KIM MANNERS

Dan Butler played Bob "Bulldog" Briscoe for several years on Frasier. Heather McComb played the superhero Jubilee in the telefilm/pilot Generation X (1996). She'd starred as poor-little-rich-girl Zoe in the Francis Ford Coppola segment of New York Stories, and has had recurring or cast roles on the series Profiler and Party of Five.

Jim Ausbury	. . . . . .	DAN BUTLER
Phyllis Paddock	. . . . . .	SUSAN BLOMMAERT
Shannon Ausbury	. . . . . .	HEATHER McCOMB
School psychologist Pete Calcagni (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	SHAUN JOHNSTON
Deborah	. . . . . .	P. LYNN JOHNSON
Dave Duran	. . . . . .	TRAVIS MacDONALD
Barbara Ausbury (unnamed in episode)	. . . . . .	MICHELLE GOODGER
Sheriff Oakes	. . . . . .	LARRY MUSSER
Jerry Thomas*	. . . . . .	FRANKY CZINEGE
Andrea	. . . . . .	LAURA HARRIS
Paul	. . . . . .	DOUG ABRAHAMS

* The character's surname is per end-credits; it was "Stevens" in the episode's dialogue and closed-captioning.

FRESH BONES
Written by HOWARD GORDON
Directed by ROB BOWMAN

Daniel Benzali went on to star as attorney Ted Hoffman on the acclaimed series Murder One, and as Robert Quinn on The Agency.

X	. . . . . .	STEVEN WILLIAMS
Pierre Bauvais	. . . . . .	BRUCE YOUNG
Col. Wharton	. . . . . .	DANIEL BENZALI
Chester	. . . . . .	JAMIL WALKER SMITH
Private Dunham	. . . . . .	MATT HILL
Groundskeeper	. . . . . .	CALLUM KEITH RENNIE
Private McAlpin	. . . . . .	KEVIN CONWAY
Robin	. . . . . .	KATYA GARDNER
Private Kittel	. . . . . .	ROGER CROSS
Lt. Foyle	. . . . . .	PETER KELAMIS

COLONY
Story by DAVID DUCHOVNY & CHRIS CARTER
Teleplay by CHRIS CARTER
Directed by NICK MARCK

Playing William Mulder (whose first name would not be given till a later episode) is Peter Donat, the nephew of the late, Oscar-winning actor Robert Donat (Goodbye, Mr. Chips). The younger Donat's many TV and film roles include the evil Dr. Mordecai Sahmbi in the syndicated series Time Trax. Rebecca Toolan, debuting as Mulder's mother, Teena (whose first name would not be given until several seasons later), is a Canadian actress who broke into film playing the 911 operator in the rape drama The Accused. Toolan has since appeared in such films as Knight Moves and Little Women and in such telefilms as USA Network's They Nest. Vancouver native Megan Leitch, making the first of her five appearances as the Samantha Mulder clone, has guested in episodes of The Sentinel, The Outer Limits and Stargate SG-1. Her credits include the voice of the superhero Boom Boom in the animated series X-Men: Evolution.

The imposing Brian Thompson, appearing for the first time as the shapeshifting alien "Bounty Hunter," made his screen debut playing the punk who gets his heart ripped out in The Terminator. Born in Ellensburg, Wash., he has an MFA in Acting from the University of California, Irvine, and has appeared in more than 40 movies and nearly as many episodic-TV guest roles. His genre credits include playing Shao Kahn in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, Brok in Dragonheart, a Klingon in Star Trek Generations, Hercules in the miniseries Jason and the Argonauts, Captain Tower in the SCI FI Pictures telefilm Epoch, Eddie Fiori in the vampire series Kindred: The Embraced, Nicholas Remy in the werewolf series Werewolf, and a pair of two-episode roles as The Judge on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Captain Curry on Seven Days. His recent work includes the film Freddy vs. Jason.

Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
William Mulder	. . . . . .	PETER DONAT
Bounty Hunter/Pilot	. . . . . .	BRIAN THOMPSON
Gregor	. . . . . .	DANA GLADSTONE
Samantha	. . . . . .	MEGAN LEITCH
CIA Agent Chapel	. . . . . .	TOM BUTLER
Federal Marshall	. . . . . .	TIM HENRY
Agent Weiss	. . . . . .	ANDREW JOHNSTON
Mrs. Mulder	. . . . . .	REBECCA TOOLAN
Motel Proprietor	. . . . . .	KEN ROBERTS
1st Crewman	. . . . . .	MICHAEL ROGERS
2nd Doctor	. . . . . .	OLIVER BECKER
Sergeant Al Dixon	. . . . . .	JAMES LEARD
Reverend Sistrunk	. . . . . .	LINDEN BANKS
Field Doctor	. . . . . .	BONNIE HAY
Newspaper Clerk	. . . . . .	KIM RESTELL
Captain	. . . . . .	RICHARD SARGENT
FBI Agent	. . . . . .	DAVID L. GORDON

END GAME
Written by FRANK SPOTNITZ
Directed by ROB BOWMAN

Skinner	. . . . . .	MITCH PILEGGI
X	. . . . . .	STEVEN WILLIAMS
William Mulder	. . . . . .	PETER DONAT
Bounty Hunter/Pilot	. . . . . .	BRIAN THOMPSON
Samantha	. . . . . .	MEGAN LEITCH
Lieutenant Wilson	. . . . . .	COLIN CUNNINGHAM
Captain	. . . . . .	GARRY DAVEY
Agent Weiss	. . . . . .	ANDREW JOHNSTON
Able Gardner	. . . . . .	ALLAN LYSELL
Sharpshooter	. . . . . .	J.B. BIVENS
2nd Doctor	. . . . . .	OLIVER BECKER
Paramedic	. . . . . .	BEATRICE ZEILINGER
Field Doctor	. . . . . .	BONNIE HAY

FEARFUL SYMMETRY
Written by STEVE DE JARNETT
Directed by JAMES WHITMORE Jr.

Mime Jody St. Michael had previously played a simian in Gorillas in the Mist. In this episode, St. Michael worked under special-effects makeup by the famed specialists Rick Baker and Company.

Willa Ambrose	. . . . . .	JAYNE ATKINSON
Kyle Lang	. . . . . .	LANCE GUEST
Ed Meecham	. . . . . .	JACK RADER
Byers	. . . . . .	BRUCE HARWOOD
Frohike	. . . . . .	TOM BRAIDWOOD
Sophie	. . . . . .	JODY ST. MICHAEL
Ray Floyd	. . . . . .	CHARLES ANDRE
Red Head Kid	. . . . . .	GARIN CROSS
Trucker	. . . . . .	TOM GLASS

DOD KALM
Story by HOWARD GORDON
Teleplay by HOWARD GORDON & ALEX GANSA
Directed by ROB BOWMAN

John Savage is best known for his powerful work in The Deer Hunter. He also has crafted indelible performances in such films as The Onion Field, Hair, Salvador, Inside Moves and Do the Right Thing. Genre fans know him as Col. Donald Michael Lydecker in the series Dark Angel and as Captain Rudy Ransom in the two-part Star Trek: Voyager season-cliffhanger "Equinox." He put his career partly on hold from 1988-94 to live in South Africa, working with Nelson Mandela against Apartheid.

Trondheim	. . . . . .	JOHN SAVAGE
Barclay	. . . . . .	DAVID CUBITT
Olafsson	. . . . . .	VLADIMIR KULICH
Ionesco	. . . . . .	STEPHEN DIMOPOULOS
Dr. Laskos	. . . . . .	CLAIRE RILEY
Nurse	. . . . . .	ROBERT METCALFE
Lt. Harper	. . . . . .	DMITRY CHEPOVETSKY

HUMBUG
Written by DARIN MORGAN
Directed by KIM MANNERS

Jim Rose and The Enigma came from the Jim Rose Circus Sideshow, a popular Seattle-based performance-art troupe founded in 1991. The Enigma was formerly known as Slug the Sword Swallower. Michael (a.k.a. Michael J.) Anderson became famous as "The Man from Another Place" on Twin Peaks. Character actor and award-winning cookbook author Vincent Schiavelli is a familiar face from nearly 100 films, including One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai, Amadeus, Ghost, Batman Returns, Lord of Illusions, Tomorrow Never Dies and the Andy Kaufman biopic Man on the Moon — playing a network executive rather than his recurring Taxi role as the Rev. Gorky. He has played Uncle Enyos on two episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The twice-married Schiavelli made TV history playing the first "out" gay character in a prime-time series cast, Peter Panama in the 1972-73 series The Corner Bar.

Dr. Blockhead/Jeffrey Swaim	. . . . . .	JIM ROSE
Sheriff James Hamilton	. . . . . .	WAYNE GRACE
Nutt	. . . . . .	MICHAEL ANDERSON
The Conundrum	. . . . . .	THE ENIGMA (PAUL LAWRENCE)
Lanny	. . . . . .	VINCENT SCHIAVELLI
Glazebrook (older)	. . . . . .	BLAIR SLATER
Glazebrook (younger)	. . . . . .	DEVIN WALKER
Jerald Glazebrook	. . . . . .	JOHN PAYNE
Waiter	. . . . . .	DEBIS SIMPSON
Curator	. . . . . .	ALEX DIAKUN
Hepcat Helm	. . . . . .	GORDON TIPPLE
Reverend	. . . . . .	ALVIN LAW
Deputy	. . . . . .	Uncredited

THE CALUSARI
Written by SARA B. CHARNO
Directed by MICHAEL VEJAR

Born in May 1925 in Paris, France, veteran actress Lilyan Chauvin — whose genre credits include Silent Night, Deadly Night, Predator 2, Universal Soldier and Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings — continues to perform today in such series as Alias, such films as the upcoming Paradise and such videogames as Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix. She also has guest-starred on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and in the pilot of The Pretender. No baby-boomer could ever forget Kay E. Kuter as Green Acres' Newt Kiley — though the classically trained Shakespearean actor wishes they would! His TV and film credits stretch from 1954 to now, from Sabrina to Sabrina the Teenage Witch; many have seen him as the TV-commercial grandfather who awakens from a coma just long enough to tell his grandchildren about the Web site 800.com.

Maggie Holvey	. . . . . .	HELENE CLARKSON
Charlie/Michael Holvey	. . . . . .	JOEL PALMER
Golda	. . . . . .	LILYAN CHAUVIN
Calusari Elder	. . . . . .	KAY E. KUTER
Steve Holvey	. . . . . .	RIC REID
Karen F. Kosseff, LCSW	. . . . . .	CHRISITINE WILLES
Dr. Chuck Burks