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Bruce Boxleitner on TV This Week
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Sun 26
NCIS: Pandora's Box, Part I — Bruce Boxleitner
Part 1 of 2. When Abby's homeland security think tank is compromised, it's discovered that a theoretical terror playbook has been stolen and is being auctioned on the black market. The episode concludes on "NCIS: New Orleans".
Air Time & Details for Bruce Boxleitner, Sun 26, 11:00 pm -
Mon 27
NCIS: A Bowl of Cherries — Bruce Boxleitner
A vice admiral's laptop is infected with ransomware and he enlists McGee's help to track down the hacker before the computer virus eliminates his personal and professional files. Meanwhile, Alex takes time off to assist her mother, after she receives a 911 text.
Air Time & Details for Bruce Boxleitner, Mon 27, 7:00 am -
Mon 27
How the West Was Won: The Macahans — Bruce Boxleitner
With talks of imminent US Civil War, Zeb Macahan's family grows worried for his safety after being away for 10 years.
Air Time & Details for Bruce Boxleitner, Mon 27, 11:00 pm -
Mon 3
How the West Was Won: Provost Marshal — Bruce Boxleitner
During the US Civil War, army scout Zeb Macahan returns to Virginia to help his brother's widow, Kate, and her three children, Luke, Josh and teenage daughter.
Air Time & Details for Bruce Boxleitner, Mon 3, 11:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Bruce Boxleitner
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The first time that American actor Bruce Boxleitner set foot on stage, it was with a total of four hours' preparation. While in high school, Boxleitner was forced to jump into the role of My Fair Lady's Henry Higgins when the young man originally cast in the part came down with mononucleosis the day before the show. The applause that greeted Boxleitner's debut was enough to inspire him to continue studying drama at the Goodman Theatre.
His first Broadway play flopped, but he managed to secure steady work in a series of villainous supporting roles in Hollywood. With the help of fabled super-agent Jay Bernstein, Boxleitner climbed to stardom, reaching a particularly lofty rung with his four season-stint (from 1983 to 1987) as government agent Lee Stetson on the TV series Scarecrow and Mrs. King. More recently, Bruce Boxleitner was seen as fictional ballplayer "Jumpin' Joe Dugan" in the 1992 Babe Ruth biopic The Babe.