Tony Stengel

Area 52 (2001)
TV Movie (Science Fiction) Actor A comedy about the employees for the U.S. government, who work in a remote facility in the Nevada desert, which houses and hunts alien creatures.

Dead Sexy (2001)
Video (Crime, Drama, Mystery and Thriller) Actor Detective Kate McBain investigates the strangulation murders of several young women after sex and connects up with a suspect through an escort service. She and the suspect get sexually involved, but things take several twists and turns before the final revelation. Written by <crow_steve@hotmail.com>

Jay Jay the Jet Plane (2001)
Television (Animation, Family and Fantasy) Animation department Children's series about the aventures of a blue jet plane and his friends.

Battle Dome (1999)
Television (Sports Drama) Miscellaneous Crew It was like American Gladiators but different

Wild Malibu Weekend! (1995)
Film (Comedy) Actor National beauties compete in a TV game show.

Behind Bars (1994)
Television (Reality TV) Actor Chapters on aspects of 'daily' life and crises in US prisons, concerning convicts, staff, visitors, parole boards etcetera. Situations also differ per organizing authority, type of penal institution or wards, such as higher security levels and death-row. The British makers sometimes compare to the UK. Written by KGF Vissers

Johnny Bago (1993)
Television (Comedy and Drama) Actor After a Federal faux pas, small-time mobster John Tenuti flees West across the U.S., pursued by bumbling goons from his Jersey outfit plus his rabid ex-wife, a Fed herself (Rose Abdoo). As pompadoured Johnny Bago, he sees the USA in his Winnebago, cranks up the tune-age to remind him of dear old Hoboken, and each episode lands in a bizarre back-roads situation with locals as flaky as he is (including Elvis). Unfortunately neither Johnny nor this summer replacement series from the producers of Seabiscuit and The Polar Express, with music by Jimmy Buffett, made it to Fall. Written by David Stevens

The Judge (1988)
Television Actor The Judge ran for a dozen years as a local show on WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio until it was picked up and syndicated by CBS. It centered on family court situations and involved children and adolescents in custody, paternity, delinquency and adoption hearings. Originally called Custody Court, it was based on real-life cases and in fact, was planned to show actual hearings. It was entirely scripted, even the decision, and usually had added melodramatic details. Judge Robert Franklin was played by actor Bob Shield who passed away in 1997. By pure coincidence..there is a Judge in Toledo,OH by the name of Robert Franklin. Written by RJ

Big Shots (1987)
Film (Adventure, Comedy, Crime and Drama) Actor Following the death of his father, suburbanite Obie runs away from home and winds up on Chicago's South Side. After being mugged, he befriends con artist Scam. The two then embark on a Down South adventure involving gangsters, the police, and a search for Scam's father. Written by Anonymous

General Hospital (1987)
Television (Drama and Romance) Actor During the original show up through the 1970s, the show primarily covered Dr. Steve Hardy (John Beradino) and his friend, Nurse Jessie Brewer (Emily McLaughlin). Late in the 1970s, the show was doing badly in the ratings, so a new executive producer, Gloria Monty, decided to move the show's focus away from the hospital and onto material more relevant to a younger audience than the stereotypical "bored housewife", thus bringing in Luke and Laura, (Anthony Geary and Genie Francis) and eventually having them marry in a stereotypical fantasy wedding that would not be matched until the real-life marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana. Written by Paul Robinson