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==Film Deaths== |
==Film Deaths== |
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*'''''[[Flashpoint (1984)|Flashpoint ]]''[[Flashpoint (1984)|(1984)]]''' [''Carson'']: Shot repeatedly in the chest by [[Kris Kristofferson]], after Kris first shoots him in the leg. |
*'''''[[Flashpoint (1984)|Flashpoint ]]''[[Flashpoint (1984)|(1984)]]''' [''Carson'']: Shot repeatedly in the chest by [[Kris Kristofferson]], after Kris first shoots him in the leg. |
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* '''''[[RoboCop (1987)|Robocop]]''[[RoboCop (1987)| (1987)]]''' [''Clarence Boddicker'']: Stabbed in the neck with a spiked interface connector (severing his jugular) by [[Peter Weller]] in a scrapyard, while Kurtwood is trying to kill Peter. |
* '''''[[RoboCop (1987)|Robocop]]''[[RoboCop (1987)| (1987)]]''' [''Clarence Boddicker'']: Stabbed in the neck with a spiked interface connector (severing his jugular) by [[Peter Weller]] in a scrapyard, while Kurtwood is trying to kill Peter. |
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*'''''[[Fortress (1992)|Fortress ]]''[[Fortress (1992)|(1992)]]''' [''Prison Director Poe'']: Blown to pieces when the fortress computer shoots him with a turret blast. |
*'''''[[Fortress (1992)|Fortress ]]''[[Fortress (1992)|(1992)]]''' [''Prison Director Poe'']: Blown to pieces when the fortress computer shoots him with a turret blast. |
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* '''''[[A Time to Kill (1996)|A Time to Kill]]''[[A Time to Kill (1996)| (1996)]]''' [''Stump Sisson'']: Burned to death when a townsperson sets him on fire while Kurtwood is participating in a Ku Klux Klan rally. |
* '''''[[A Time to Kill (1996)|A Time to Kill]]''[[A Time to Kill (1996)| (1996)]]''' [''Stump Sisson'']: Burned to death when a townsperson sets him on fire while Kurtwood is participating in a Ku Klux Klan rally. |
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* '''''Shelter ''(1998) '''[''Tom Cantrell'']: Shot repeatedly by [[John Allen Nelson]] with a gun [[Charles Durning]] hid in a fish tank. |
* '''''Shelter ''(1998) '''[''Tom Cantrell'']: Shot repeatedly by [[John Allen Nelson]] with a gun [[Charles Durning]] hid in a fish tank. |
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*'''''[[Green Lantern: First Flight (2009; animated)|Green Lantern: First Flight]]'' (2009; animated)''' [''Kanjar Ro'']: Blasted in the chest with a bolt from [[Victor Garber]] using his lantern ring, later Sinestro briefly brings him back to life with his ring to get information from him before he kills him again by removing the force field he was keeping him alive with. |
*'''''[[Green Lantern: First Flight (2009; animated)|Green Lantern: First Flight]]'' (2009; animated)''' [''Kanjar Ro'']: Blasted in the chest with a bolt from [[Victor Garber]] using his lantern ring, later Sinestro briefly brings him back to life with his ring to get information from him before he kills him again by removing the force field he was keeping him alive with. |
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==TV Deaths:== |
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*'''[[Star Trek: Voyager (1995 series)|''Star Trek: Voyager: Year of Hell Part 2'' (1997)]] '''[''Annorax'']: Killed when his time-ship explodes when Voyager rams and destabilizes it; Kurtwood is brought back to life when the timeline resets itself back to the beginning and the events are averted. |
*'''[[Star Trek: Voyager (1995 series)|''Star Trek: Voyager: Year of Hell Part 2'' (1997)]] '''[''Annorax'']: Killed when his time-ship explodes when Voyager rams and destabilizes it; Kurtwood is brought back to life when the timeline resets itself back to the beginning and the events are averted. |
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*'''''[[That '70s Show (1998 series)|That 70's Show: Who Wants It More?]]''[[That '70s Show (1998 series)| (2001)]]''' [''[http://that70sshow.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Forman Red Forman]'']: Two imagined death scenes (1) When (''Don Stark'') cuts down a tree which falls in his direction he imagines his funeral. We see him lying in his coffin, he then sits up, talking to his wife (''Debra Jo Rupp'') (which states his head was crushed by the tree), then lying down again. (2) When a friend at a party bores him 'to death', he imagines his funeral (reason of death not stated). We see him sitting in his coffin with a drink in his hand talking to the guests. He then asks his wife to hold his drink and close the coffin lid before lying back. |
*'''''[[That '70s Show (1998 series)|That 70's Show: Who Wants It More?]]''[[That '70s Show (1998 series)| (2001)]]''' [''[http://that70sshow.wikia.com/wiki/Red_Forman Red Forman]'']: Two imagined death scenes (1) When (''Don Stark'') cuts down a tree which falls in his direction he imagines his funeral. We see him lying in his coffin, he then sits up, talking to his wife (''Debra Jo Rupp'') (which states his head was crushed by the tree), then lying down again. (2) When a friend at a party bores him 'to death', he imagines his funeral (reason of death not stated). We see him sitting in his coffin with a drink in his hand talking to the guests. He then asks his wife to hold his drink and close the coffin lid before lying back. |
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*'''''[[Robot Chicken (2001 series)|Robot Chicken; Nutcracker Sweet]]''[[Robot Chicken (2001 series)| (2005; animated)]]''' [''Walt Disney/Lemming'']: "Lemming" accidentally commits suicide by running off a cliff. "Walt Disney" dies of cancer; he is later resurrected as a giant cyborg and dies again when he is shot down by Cuban jet pilots (Both played for Comic Effect). |
*'''''[[Robot Chicken (2001 series)|Robot Chicken; Nutcracker Sweet]]''[[Robot Chicken (2001 series)| (2005; animated)]]''' [''Walt Disney/Lemming'']: "Lemming" accidentally commits suicide by running off a cliff. "Walt Disney" dies of cancer; he is later resurrected as a giant cyborg and dies again when he is shot down by Cuban jet pilots (Both played for Comic Effect). |
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*'''''[[Medium (2005 series)|Medium: A Necessary Evil]]''[[Medium (2005 series)| ]][[Medium (2005 series)|(2008)]]''' [''F.B.I. Agent Edward Cooper'']: Shot twice in the back by [[Zak Lee]], as revealed in [[Patricia Arquette]]'s dream. |
*'''''[[Medium (2005 series)|Medium: A Necessary Evil]]''[[Medium (2005 series)| ]][[Medium (2005 series)|(2008)]]''' [''F.B.I. Agent Edward Cooper'']: Shot twice in the back by [[Zak Lee]], as revealed in [[Patricia Arquette]]'s dream. |
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*'''''[[24 (2001 series)|24: Day 7: 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.]]'' [[24 (2001 series)|(2009)]]''' [''[http://24.wikia.com/wiki/Blaine_Mayer Senator Blaine Mayer]'']: Shot with a machine gun by [[Sebastian Roché]] as he opens the door to his house, as [[Kiefer Sutherland]] looks on helplessly. |
*'''''[[24 (2001 series)|24: Day 7: 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.]]'' [[24 (2001 series)|(2009)]]''' [''[http://24.wikia.com/wiki/Blaine_Mayer Senator Blaine Mayer]'']: Shot with a machine gun by [[Sebastian Roché]] as he opens the door to his house, as [[Kiefer Sutherland]] looks on helplessly. |
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*'''''Green Lantern: The Animated Series: Beware my Power Part 2 (2011)''''' [Shyir Rev]: Dies along with his planet when he was too weak to sustain the bomb and let it detonate. His ring his then seeking a new wielder or returning to Oa. His people named their new home after him to honor him as their savior. Its later revealed in '''''Lost Planet''''' that his ring has chosen [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as his new wielder. (Note: If the show had gotten a second season, he would've return as a Black Lantern.)'''<nowiki/>''' |
*'''''Green Lantern: The Animated Series: Beware my Power Part 2 (2011)''''' [Shyir Rev]: Dies along with his planet when he was too weak to sustain the bomb and let it detonate. His ring his then seeking a new wielder or returning to Oa. His people named their new home after him to honor him as their savior. Its later revealed in '''''Lost Planet''''' that his ring has chosen [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as his new wielder. (Note: If the show had gotten a second season, he would've return as a Black Lantern.)'''<nowiki/>''' |
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*'''''[[Rick and Morty (2013 series)|Rick and Morty: Get Schwifty]]''[[Rick and Morty (2013 series)| (2015)]]''' [''[http://rickandmorty.wikia.com/wiki/General_Nathan General Nathan]'']: Vaporized by [[Justin Roiland]] when Kurtwood attempts to murder the President [[Keith David]]. |
*'''''[[Rick and Morty (2013 series)|Rick and Morty: Get Schwifty]]''[[Rick and Morty (2013 series)| (2015)]]''' [''[http://rickandmorty.wikia.com/wiki/General_Nathan General Nathan]'']: Vaporized by [[Justin Roiland]] when Kurtwood attempts to murder the President [[Keith David]]. |
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Kurtwood Smith (1943 - )
Film Deaths
- Flashpoint (1984) [Carson]: Shot repeatedly in the chest by Kris Kristofferson, after Kris first shoots him in the leg.
- Robocop (1987) [Clarence Boddicker]: Stabbed in the neck with a spiked interface connector (severing his jugular) by Peter Weller in a scrapyard, while Kurtwood is trying to kill Peter.
- Fortress (1992) [Prison Director Poe]: Blown to pieces when the fortress computer shoots him with a turret blast.
- A Time to Kill (1996) [Stump Sisson]: Burned to death when a townsperson sets him on fire while Kurtwood is participating in a Ku Klux Klan rally.
- Shelter (1998) [Tom Cantrell]: Shot repeatedly by John Allen Nelson with a gun Charles Durning hid in a fish tank.
- Green Lantern: First Flight (2009; animated) [Kanjar Ro]: Blasted in the chest with a bolt from Victor Garber using his lantern ring, later Sinestro briefly brings him back to life with his ring to get information from him before he kills him again by removing the force field he was keeping him alive with.
TV Deaths:
- Star Trek: Voyager: Year of Hell Part 2 (1997) [Annorax]: Killed when his time-ship explodes when Voyager rams and destabilizes it; Kurtwood is brought back to life when the timeline resets itself back to the beginning and the events are averted.
- That 70's Show: Who Wants It More? (2001) [Red Forman]: Two imagined death scenes (1) When (Don Stark) cuts down a tree which falls in his direction he imagines his funeral. We see him lying in his coffin, he then sits up, talking to his wife (Debra Jo Rupp) (which states his head was crushed by the tree), then lying down again. (2) When a friend at a party bores him 'to death', he imagines his funeral (reason of death not stated). We see him sitting in his coffin with a drink in his hand talking to the guests. He then asks his wife to hold his drink and close the coffin lid before lying back.
- Robot Chicken; Nutcracker Sweet (2005; animated) [Walt Disney/Lemming]: "Lemming" accidentally commits suicide by running off a cliff. "Walt Disney" dies of cancer; he is later resurrected as a giant cyborg and dies again when he is shot down by Cuban jet pilots (Both played for Comic Effect).
- Medium: A Necessary Evil (2008) [F.B.I. Agent Edward Cooper]: Shot twice in the back by Zak Lee, as revealed in Patricia Arquette's dream.
- 24: Day 7: 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. (2009) [Senator Blaine Mayer]: Shot with a machine gun by Sebastian Roché as he opens the door to his house, as Kiefer Sutherland looks on helplessly.
- Green Lantern: The Animated Series: Beware my Power Part 2 (2011) [Shyir Rev]: Dies along with his planet when he was too weak to sustain the bomb and let it detonate. His ring his then seeking a new wielder or returning to Oa. His people named their new home after him to honor him as their savior. Its later revealed in Lost Planet that his ring has chosen Kevin Michael Richardson as his new wielder. (Note: If the show had gotten a second season, he would've return as a Black Lantern.)
- Rick and Morty: Get Schwifty (2015) [General Nathan]: Vaporized by Justin Roiland when Kurtwood attempts to murder the President Keith David.
- Cooking Mama World:The Epic Cooking Mama Finale (2016; Animated) [Anti-Ringo]: Incinerated in the lava with Tara Strong
Gallery
Kurtwood Smith in 24: Day 7: 9:00 P.M. To 10:00 P.M.