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Scott Bakula is best known for his roles in several popular television series, including "Quantum Leap," where he portrayed Dr. Sam Beckett, and "Star Trek: Enterprise," where he played Captain Jonathan Archer. He also starred in the long-running series "NCIS: New Orleans" as Special Agent Dwayne Pride. Additionally, Bakula has appeared in shows like "Murphy Brown" and "Looking." His versatile acting career spans various genres and formats, from drama to comedy.
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Did Scott Baio play the drums?
yes
What shows has naya rivera play on?
glee,
Who created the ABC's WipeOut?
The show Wipeout was created by Scott Larsen and Matt Kunitz. They are also the shows executive producers.
In which movie did Gene Hackman play the Reverend Frank Scott?
Poseidon Adventure
In the play The Changeling who did it?
In the movie starring George C. Scott it was the crippled boy's father. I don't know if this is the same as the play.
What Pokemon does Scott have on Pokemon emerald?
in this game and ruby and Sapphire Scott shows no sign of Pokemon what so ever.
What is Scott games.com?
it is a website that shows scary games teaser images
What team does Scott Simonson play for?
Scott Simonson plays for the Oakland Raiders.
Who does Scott skiles play for?
England
Where does Scott baio live?
Scott Baio is an actor that has appeared in several television shows. He lives in Los Angeles, CA with his family.
Can you have play time in drama TV shows?
yes you can have play time in drama TV shows
What movies did Scott Baio play in?
Go to imdb.com and search Scott for a complete filmography.
What has the author Lesley Scott written?
Lesley Scott has written: 'I can play' 'Puss in Boots'
What sport does Scott Dunn play?
Scott Dunn is a Major League Baseball player.
What position does Chris Scott play?
Chris Scott plays Guard for the Carolina Panthers.
What position does Scott Wedige play?
Scott Wedige plays Center for the Cincinnati Bengals.
What NHL team does John Scott play for?
John Scott plays for the Buffalo Sabres.
