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Henry Rollins Had A Memorable Guest Star Role As A Serial Killer On A Hit Procedural Series

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By James Grebey Verified
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Henry Rollins is best known as the frontman of the hardcore punk band Black Flag, but the musician and activist is also an actor. While he's quite a prolific voice actor and has a few notable live-action roles, Rollins made a rare, memorable appearance in a procedural back in 2013, when he played a kidnapper and murderer in the reboot of "Hawaii Five-0." Rollins appears in the Season 3 episode "Ho'opio (To Take Captive)".
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Henry Rollins Had A Memorable Guest Star Role As A Serial Killer On A Hit Procedural Series

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By James Grebey Verified
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Henry Rollins is best known as the frontman of the hardcore punk band Black Flag, but the musician and activist is also an actor. While he's quite a prolific voice actor and has a few notable live-action roles, Rollins made a rare, memorable appearance in a procedural back in 2013, when he played a kidnapper and murderer in the reboot of "Hawaii Five-0." Rollins appears in the Season 3 episode "Ho'opio (To Take Captive)".
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5 Times South Park Brilliantly Referenced Star Trek

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By James Grebey Verified
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"South Park" has parodied just about everything you can imagine in the three decades it's been on the air, but there's one franchise the hit animated series keeps coming back to: "Star Trek." The first reference to "Star Trek" came in the tenth episode when Stan gives Jesus a pep talk by saying "Don't try to be a great man, just be a man." The line comes from "Star Trek: First Contact," a film that co-creator Matt Stone lovingly called "such a stupid movie" in the episode's DVD commentary.
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