Josh says: Marc
played Johnny Capture, a boxer with an old guy for a manager and a kid
who admired him. It was a pilot movie for TV, and the series was
never sold. It was the best haircut he's had... loved it. It
was like the 'The Kid' movie, but no market for it at the time.
1985-1986
TV Show:
"Dallas"
Character:
Matt Cantrell
Costars:
Victoria Principal, Larry Hagman, Linda Grey
# of Episodes:
One season
Comments:
MacraTerr says: If
I remember correctly, he was an oil driller who Pam falls for. (Unfortunately
for Singer, his character was part of the season that turned out to all
be a dream!)
1999
TV Show:
"The Young and the Restless"
Character:
Chet
Costars:
Eric Braeden, Jeanne Cooper
# of Episodes:
Ongoing
Comments:
Margie comments:
Victor Newman was in a plane crash and was rescued by the Chet, who took
Victor to his mountain cabin after the crash. Thanks also to Bea
for mentioning this as well. More information on this role has been
received from Nina: Marc plays a
luddite hermit. In Marc's final appearance, Chet fell from a cliff.
When Victor Newman reached out a hand to help him, Chet deliberately let
go of the outcropping he was hanging on to, falling to his... death?
Who knows in the soaps!
TV Series - Guest Appearances
1974
TV Show:
"Hawaii Five-O"
Character:
Randy
Episode Name:
"Bomb, Bomb, Who's Got The Bomb?"
Stars of Show:
Jack Lord, James MacArthur
Comments:
None so far
1974
TV Show:
"Planet of the Apes"
Character:
Unknown
Episode Name:
Unknown -- included on "Forgotten City of the Planet of the Apes"
Stars of Show:
Ron Harper, James Naughton, Roddy McDowell
Comments:
This episode of the TV series, Planet of the Apes, was added to
another and also released as a TV movie, "Forgotten City of the Planet
of the Apes." Marc played one of the humans enslaved by the ruling
ape population.
1975
TV Show:
"Hawaii Five-O"
Character:
Jeff Heywood
Episode Name:
"Target? The Lady"
Stars of Show:
Jack Lord, James MacArthur
Comments:
None so far
1987
TV Show:
"The Hitchhiker"
Character:
Robert Lewis
Episode Name:
"3615-Code-Liz"
Stars of Show:
None; this was an anthology series
Comments:
None so far
1988
TV Show:
"The Twilight Zone"
Character:
Ed Hamner/Monty Hanks
Episode Name:
"Extra Innings"
Stars of Show:
None; this was an anthology series. His fellow guest star
was Amber Lea Weston
Comments:
Above average instalment of the weekly series. Marc plays
Ed, an injured retired ballplayer who is given a Monty Hanks baseball card.
Monty was injured in a game in 1910 and never regained consciousness.
Ed is magically able to travel between the world of the card, where he
*is* Monty Hanks, and his own dismal home life. Well acted by Marc
and young Amber Lea Weston.
1988
TV Show:
"Simon & Simon"
Character:
Ray McGuinness
Episode Name:
"Love Song of Abigail Marsh"
Stars of Show:
Jamieson Parker, Gerald McRaney
Comments:
None so far
1989
TV Show:
"Murder, She Wrote"
Character:
Rick Barton
Episode Name:
"The Search for Peter Kerry"
Stars of Show:
Angela Lansbury
Comments:
Peter Kerry disappeared more than 20 years before. Now Danny
(Michael Beck) believes that he's found the missing man, who is heir to
millions. Marc Singer plays Rick Barton, who lost his memory in a
car crash and willingly goes along with Danny's devious plan. When
Danny is murdered, however, Rick must reveal all to prove himself innocent
of the crime. Then a little more research is done, and guess who
Rick Barton turns out to be? A little "V" reunion here too, as Lane
Smith (Nathan Bates) also appears in this episode!
1992
TV Show:
"The Ray Bradbury Theatre"
Character:
Commander Trask
Episode Name:
"The Long Rain"
Stars of Show:
None; this was an anthology series
Comments:
None so far
1992
TV Show:
"Highlander"
Character:
Caleb Cole
Episode Name:
"Mountain Men"
Stars of Show:
Adrian Paul, Stan Kirsch, Alexandra Vandernoot
Comments:
Jennifer says: Marc
was another "Immortal" who had been living the life of a mountain man for
several hundred years. He was there after having lost his wife to
a disease...what type is unknown. He has "adopted" a son, I think
his character either found him after an accident or had something to do
with the boys parents demise. Anyway, he comes face to face with
Duncan Macleod's then girlfriend, and he kidnaps her. Macleod goes
searching for his lover and comes into contact with Marc's character Caleb.
They lead a chase through the woods, and then battle it out in a creek.
As always, Duncan saves the day and poor Marc loses his head and the gathering.
Oh well....Marc did a fabulous job on this one and I can even say, as much
as I'm attracted to Marc, I would never want to meet up with Caleb in some
dark alley! He was kinda scary looking in this one!
1992
TV Show:
"Batman: the Animated Series"
Character:
Dr. Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat (voice)
Episode Names:
"On Leather Wings" (aired September 06-92) "Terror In The Sky" (aired November 12-92)
Stars of Show:
Animated
Comments:
Charles says: Very well done,
keeping with the trend on Batman of hiring 'name' actors for an episode
or two. Strangely enough, "On Leather Wings" was chosen as one of
the few episodes Fox showed in prime time in an attempt to show people
that this Batman wasn't just for kids. Charles also filled me in
on the plotline of the two shows. In "On Leather Wings", Dr. Kirk
Langstrom was experimenting with bat mutigene; when he tested the serum
he'd invented on himself, he became the vicious Man-Bat, described as a
human-sized bat with legs. By the end of the episode, he is cured
by Batman. In "Terror In The Sky", Dr. Langstrom's wife becomes the
Man-Bat, and is also cured by Batman.
1994
TV Show:
"Sirens"
Character:
Bruce Waller
Episode Name:
"Gun Play Parts 1 and 2"
Stars of Show:
Lorne Brass, Pamela Bach
Comments:
None so far
Feel free to send
me your comments, questions, and corrections! I am also looking
for confirmation and information regarding a series that Marc may have
starred in called "The Quest For Power".
