A Battlerstar Galactica actor (the original)
BSG was my favorite show growing up.
RIP, Apollo. 
He is not why I watched that show. But, RIP nonetheless.
I thought this was going to be about the first winner of survivor. I wonder what he ever did with his Aztec.
captdownshift wrote: I thought this was going to be about the first winner of survivor. I wonder what he ever did with his Aztec.
I wonder how many people remembered that particular trivial tidbit. 
In reply to KyAllroad:
I retain far too much useless information, while failing to retain what is deemed as useful information. It usually is only useful on Tuesday nights, resulting in applebee's gift cards, as I loathe applebees food, it results in a local homeless person getting $100 worth of applebees to enjoy.
He was great in BOTH Battlestar Galactica series as Apollo and Tom Zarek. RIP.
I too thought this was going to be about survivor, forgot about the Aztec though. Loved BSG as a kid. I liked Starbuck better than Apollo, and why are space chicks always hot?
KyAllroad wrote:captdownshift wrote: I thought this was going to be about the first winner of survivor. I wonder what he ever did with his Aztec.I wonder how many people remembered that particular trivial tidbit.
It's what I thought of- I never watched the other show, so who this is actually about is totally new to me.
D2W wrote: and why are space chicks always hot?
Personally, I’m attracted to women that aren’t afraid of a vacuum.
RX Reven' wrote:D2W wrote: and why are space chicks always hot?Personally, I’m attracted to women that aren’t afraid of a vacuum.
I quite fondly remember the Buck Rogers space chicks--
In reply to captdownshift:
The Survivor winner was my first thought as well.
As for this Richard Hatch, I was more familiar with his performance as Zarek than the original Apollo, although both well done. RIP.
Brian wrote: In reply to captdownshift: The Survivor winner was my first thought as well. As for this Richard Hatch, I was more familiar with his performance as Zarek than the original Apollo, although both well done. RIP.
I suspect age is a factor here. I was 8 when the original BSG came out, the prime age for a Star Wars-obsessed kid to watch a new scifi show with decent (for the time) special effects and mythological overtones.
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