Did these actors ever play the same character on another show?
Did these characters truly belong to one show, or have they been reprised in another?
When an actor who makes a name for themselves or becomes a regular on a television show, it's sometimes strange to see that actor portray another character on a different show. Whether it's a guest appearance role or a different recurring role, it can be difficult to see an actor not in their best-known-for role.
Sometimes, their character from a best known series is so popular, that actor appears in another show as the same character! Crossover can play a big part in a series, depending how it's framed. It could be in the same "universe" or it could simply be a funny segment for the sole purpose of some laughs!
Below are several well known actors portraying some of their best known characters. Do you know if these actors ever played the same role on another series?
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Did Alan Hale Jr. ever play The Skipper on a show other than Gilligan's Island?
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Did Lorne Greene ever play Ben Cartwright on another TV show?
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Did Martin Milner ever play the role of Pete Malloy on a series other than Adam-12?
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Did Don Knotts play the role of Barney Fife on anything other than The Andy Griffith Show?
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Did Mr. T ever play his role of B.A. Baracus on a show other than The A-Team?
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Did Dick Van Dyke ever reprise the role of Rob Petrie on another show?
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Was the role of Gil Favor, played by Eric Fleming, ever portrayed on a TV other than Rawhide?
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We know Pete Malloy popped up in shows other than Adam-12, but what about Kent McCord's character Jim Reed?
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Did Mike Connors play the role of Joe Mannix outside of the TV series Mannix?
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Did Irene Ryan ever play Granny on a show not named The Beverly Hillbillies?
Did these actors ever play the same character on another show?
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That'd be another interesting quiz: actors who adopted their characters' names for themselves beyond the original movie or series the character came from. I recall Al Lewis fighting to get his name listed as "Grandpa Al Lewis" on the ballot when he ran for governor of New York, and Danny Bonaduce being billed as "Danny Partridge" when we did a stint as a radio DJ.