The Lone Gunmen (2001 - 2001)

The Lone Gunmen

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Release Date: 2001

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Series Info

Computer-hacking consultants from `The X-Files' try to expose wrongdoers, often comically, as the three counterculture patriots chug along in an old VW bus, taking pratfalls as they chase stories about conspiracies and evildoers for their underground newspaper.

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Seasons

38%
Critics Consensus: The Lone Gunman may have a unique premise, but the sci-fi series mix of slapstick comedy and moody drama is decidedly flat.

2001, FOX, 13 episodes

Cast

Tom Braidwood
as Frohike
Dean Haglund
as Langly
Bruce Harwood
as Byers
Zuleikha Robinson
as Yves
Stephen Snedden
as Jimmy Bond
Jim Fyfe
as Kimmy
Christopher Rich
as Senator Jefferson
George Coe
as Bert Byers
Michael Eklund
as Wiener Man
Kevin McNulty
as Jeremy Wash
Michael McKean
as Morris Fletcher
Alexander Kalugin
as Assassin
Richard Fitzpatrick
as Poacher
Shareen J. Mitchell
as Shelly Mizer
Wally Dalton
as Ray Helm
Leland Crooke
as Dr. Hasslip
Randy Becker
as Jock Busfield
Alan Dale
as Michael Wilhelm
Stephen Tobolowsky
as Adam Burgess
David Palffy
as Cuchillo
Mitch Pileggi
as A.D. Walter Skinner
Tom Poston
as Cap'n Toby
Hiro Kanagawa
as Businessman
John Walsh
as Himself
Marie Stillin
as Dr. Dovico
Kendall Cross
as Woman
Cyia Batten
as Agent Blithe
Mary McDonald
as Mrs. Allsop
Bruno Verdoni
as Pierre
Betty Linde
as Alberta Pfeiffer
Silvio Pollio
as Morales
Timothy Webber
as Guthrie
Brenda James
as Publicist
Robert Rozen
as Mr. Memory
Enid-Raye Adams
as Brenda Sally
Mark Valley
as Henry Fast
John Innes
as Reverend
John Vargas
as Santavos
Anthony John Denison
as Larry Rose
Michael Puttonen
as Dr. Bromberg
Ruth Manning
as Mrs. Haag
Kevan Ohtsji
as Toshiro
Ben Bass
as John Gillnitz
David Earl Waterman
as Maniac Marvin
Sean Allan
as Field Reporter
Darren E. Burrows
as Douglas Pfeiffer
Forbes Angus
as French Foreign Minister
Sheila Paterson
as Mrs. Everage
Theodore Thomas
as Thomas Eames/Elvis
Edward Woodward
as Himself/Computer
Colin Heath
as Duncan
Sylvesta Stuart
as Lead Soldier
Peter Lucas
as Frumin
Eric Pospisil
as Young Langly
Shawn Batten
as Nurse Marilyn
Lindsay Bourne
as Producer
Christina Jastrzembska
as Mrs. Goldsmith
Debbie Lee Carrington
as Sadie Muckle
James Hutson
as Bearded Man
Tanya Reid
as 2nd Woman
Peter Bryant
as Lead MP
Douglas Newell
as Clarence/Puppeteer
Arnie Walters
as Priest
Bill Macy
as Dimsdale
Aaron Pearl
as Off. Tollin
Tony Morelli
as Assassin
Stellina Rusich
as Carlotta
Catherine Dent
as Carol
Mitchell Kosterman
as Mustachioed Officer
Robin Mossley
as Dr. Bellucci
Robert Lewis
as Jeff
May Wyman
as Clerk
Badja Djola
as Spike
Alfonso Quijada
as Hernando
Patricia Drake
as Martha Ashley
Jodelle Ferland
as Little Girl
Deejay Jackson
as Demo Man
Peter Hall
as Sharply Dressed Man
Jimmy Fyfe
as Kimmy
Raoul Ganeev
as Goon
David Glyn-Jones
as Keever
Robert LaSardo
as Lowry
Darryl Scheelar
as First Man
David Kaye
as Pilot
David Duchovny
as Fox Mulder
Rob Freeman
as Dimsdale's Son
Gardiner Millar
as Sgt. Runselhoff
Eva De Viveiros
as Laundress
Mark Acheson
as Trustee
Clayton Watmough
as Second Man
Garvin Cross
as Navigator
French Tickner
as Shopkeeper
Brian Drummond
as Lead Agent
Jasmin Dring
as Cap'n Toby's Wife
Rekha Sharma
as First EMT
Zahf Paroo
as Reporter
Norma Jean Wick
as Reporter
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Series Details

TV Network: FOX
Premiere Date: Mar 4, 2001
Genre: Mystery & Suspense
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