Bob Harks

Bob Harks came from a rather large family where his father was a salesman for oil rig companies and where his mother was a stay at home mother. Throughout his life he was very devoted to his family but like most people, he yearned to get out and see the world. Harks eventually drifted to California where he eventually became a clothing model. Through his connections he established as a model, he was able to get into the Screen Extras Guild where he was actually taken onto location for the movie Bullet. This began what was going to be a very long career in the Screen Extras Guild. Harks came in at the tail end of the television western era, it was only natural for him to find work on the unpaved streets of several television westerns like Bonanza and Gunsmoke. With the downturn of popularity in westerns, Harks made the transition from a cowboy to a detective. Over the next 15 years, he would frequently be seen on shows like Kojak where he'd appear around the squad room and also on shows like Lou Grant where he'd make crosses. In the early 1970s, Harks gained work as a utility stand-in on the Bill Bixby show The Magician and it would be his big break. Both he and fellow Magician stand-in Edna Ryan would later find themselves working on another show Bixby starred in called "The Incredible Hulk." Bixby was very fond of Bob and would frequently have him appear in roles that require Hark to be upgraded to a pay rate than you usual extra role. Harks would usually drive the car that would either pick up Bixby at the end of the episode or he would use his car to pass Bixby's character up as he was hitchhiking to his next destination. After the closing of The Incredible Hulk, Harks got regular work as Bixby's stand-in on the short lived show Goodnight Beantown. As Bixby's career started to wind down, Harks found work as a stand-in on the show Alien Nation and he worked on it for the rest of his career not only appearing in the series but also most of the subsequent television movies. It was during this time that Harks decided to retire and move Wisconsin to be closer to his sister Sue and the rest of his family bringing a 30+ year career to a close.

Bob Harras

Bob Harras was born on January 11, 1959 in Queens, New York City, New York, USA. He is a writer and editor, known for X-Men (1992), X-Men: The Ravages of Apocalypse (1997) and Necessary Evil: Super-Villains of DC Comics (2013). He has been married to Anne Stavola since 1993.

Bob Harrison

Bob Harrison is an actor, known for Honeymoon (2014).

Bob Harvey

Bob Harvey is an actor, known for Live at the Foxes Den (2013).

Bob Hastings

Bob Hastings got his show business start in radio after WWII as the voice of "Archie Andrews" in the show of the same name (a spin-off of the Archie Comics series) on the Mutual Broadcasting System. The good-looking Hastings made the transition to television smoothly in 1949 in early galactic-action series like Captain Video and His Video Rangers (1949) and Atom Squad (1953). His first semi-recurring role was as either a sergeant or a lieutenant on The Phil Silvers Show (1955) (aka "Sgt. Bilko"). Overall, he appeared in eight episodes but interestingly always with a different character name though basically the same demeanor. Most of his career has been spent in television, and he's notable for roles such as Captain Binghamton's yes-man "Lieutenant Elroy Carpenter" on McHale's Navy (1962), one of the two Tommy Kelsey's on All in the Family (1971), and "Captain Ramsey" on General Hospital (1963). Hastings has also done much voice work, including that of "The Raven" on The Munsters (1964), "Superboy" on the The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure (1967) cartoons in the 1960s and, in recent years, the voice of "Commissioner Gordon" on the animated Batman: The Animated Series (1992) cartoons.

Bob Hatch

Bob Hatch is known for Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street (2021).

Bob Hawke

Bob Hawke was born on December 9, 1929 in Bordertown, South Australia, Australia. He is known for A Country Practice (1981), The Norman Gunston Show (1975) and The Don Lane Show (1975). He was married to Blanche D'Alpuget and Hazel Hawke. He died on May 16, 2019 in Sydney, Australia.

Bob Head

Bob Head is known for Captain Clegg (1962), High School Caesar (1960) and Treasure Island (1950).

Bob Hellmers

Bob Hellmers is an actor, known for Torn from Innocence (2020) and Kings of Bushwick (2011).

Bob Henrit