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Mon 26
Mission: Impossible: Wheels — Mark Lenard
A free country will become a dictatorship unless the IMF can ensure an honest election.
Air Time & Details for Mark Lenard, Mon 26, 9:00 pm -
Thu 29
Hawaii Five-0: You Don't See Many Pirates These Days — Mark Lenard
McGarrett searches for a pirated freighter carrying top-secret cargo. Stavrik: Rossano Brazzi. Commander Hawkins: Mark Lenard. Baylor: Bruce Wilson. Portuguese: Bob Apisa. Joey: Beau Van Den Ecker. Dan: James MacArthur. Chin Ho: Kam Fong. Arfie: Lord James Blears. Mekkle: John FitzGibbon.
Air Time & Details for Mark Lenard, Thu 29, 11:00 am
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About Mark Lenard
Fans of the original Star Trek and its movie spin-offs will recognize Mark Lenard for playing Sarek, the Vulcan father of first officer Mr. Spock. Lenard was also a respected theatrical actor and had appeared in other feature films and television shows. He first appeared on Star Trek as a Romulan commander in "Balance of Terror" (1966) and did not play Sarek until the following year in "Journey to Babel." He appeared a Klingon captain in Star Trek: The Movie (1979) before reprising his role as Sarek in parts III, IV and VI, as well as in two episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Lenard launched his professional career on-stage and first bowed on Broadway in Carson McCullers' Square Root of Wonderful (1957). He went on to play supporting and co-leads in many highly regarded plays, including Much Ado About Nothing opposite John Gielgud. Lenard made his feature film debut in The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965).
Prior to that, he had played a regular role on the soap opera Search for Tomorrow during the 1959-1960 season. After Star Trek, Lenard was a supporting regular on several other television series including Here Come the Brides (1968-1970) and Planet of the Apes (1974). Lenard died of multiple myeloma at the age of 68.