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Marshall R. Teague

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Marshall R. Teague

  • Marshall won the NATO Heavy Weight Kick Boxing Championship during his time in the service.
  • Was a cadet at Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tennessee.
  • Friend of Chuck Norris.
  • He has appeared in episodes of three different science fiction series in which the aim of the main character(s) was to return home: Quantum Leap (1989), Star Trek: Voyager (1995) and Sliders (1995).
  • One of only four people to appear in the "Walker, Texas Ranger" pilot, "One Riot, One Ranger", and the finale, "The Final Show/Down". The four, in credits order, were: Chuck Norris (Walker), Clarence Gilyard Jr. (Trivette), Sheree J. Wilson ("Alex Cahill", later Alex Cahill-Walker), and Marshall R. Teague ("Orson Wade" in the pilot, and "Emile Lavocat"/"Mills {Moon} Lavocat" in the two-hour, multiple-timeline finale).
  • Has an industry record of 106 on-screen deaths. More than the notorious holders, Danny Trejo(70+), Christopher Lee(70+), and Sean Bean(20+).
  • Marshall Teague was in three different legendary 1980's TV shows Knight Rider, The Fall Guy and The A-Team.

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