WizarDru said:
the series Gargoyles featured just about every major actor from ST:TNG except Patrick Stewart...but they had Avery Brooks, instead.
And Kate Mulgrew, who really does have a voice suitable for a weird green elf queen. And, of course, Keith David as Goliath, who is very cool... and played Mary's stepfather in There's Something About Mary. (He also did the animated Spawn, and had a role in Fallout.)
For some reason, I like E. G. Daily - amongst other things, she did Dizzy in the Roughnecks CG series. I was startled to discover she also played Tommy on Rugrats.
And then there's Michael Bell, who I grew to know through the Soul Reaver series of computer games in his role as the twice-dead vampire wraith and messiah Raziel. His mixture of despair, rage and dark humour is thrown into contrast by the fact that he also played Allstar on Snorks, a sizable population of the Smurfs, half the Autobots ever, a couple of voices on Rugrats, half of GI Joe, and just about every other role ever stretching back to 1958 - he provided 'additional voices' on the Jetsons well into his career. Wow.
Finally, there's the mysterious Simon Templeman, who I've found precisely one picture of despite searching quite diligently. I'm principally aware of his role as the vampire emperor Kain from Blood Omen and Soul Reaver (both falling under the Legacy Of Kain series umbrella, to give you an idea of his importance), but I also know he's appeared on Lois And Clark as some supervillain called Lord Nor, and on an episode of Just Shoot Me that I missed (because I don't watch the show). Checking IMDB reveals that he is, in fact, the ultimate embodiment of "Do you really think you can stop
me?" with roles such as death, Doctor Doom, and some villain on that weird Totally Spies toon. I still don't know too much about his other roles.
About the only person who doesn't suffer on my list, therefore, is Templeman, Man of Mystery.
