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Alphabetical Listing Walk of Fame: Listing by Table Walk of Fame: Alphabetical Listing Walk of Fame: Listing by Table Amy Acker ..................................... 34 Kelly Hu ......................................... 16 Tahmoh Penikett ............................... 8 Liam McIntyre .................................. 1 George Lowe .................................. 43 Gareth David Lloyd.......................... 84 Paul Amos ...................................... 69 Ernie Hudson.................................. 62 Luvia Petersen ................................ 52 Manu Bennett ................................... 2 Josh Gates ..................................... 44 Eve Myles ...................................... 85 Karan Ashley .................................. 82 Melissa Hutchison ........................... 31 Mitch Pileggi ................................ 118 Janina Gavankar ............................... 3 Erin Ryder ...................................... 44 James Marsters .............................. 86 Ed Asner ........................................ 99 Samantha Inoue-Harte ..................... 39 CCH Pounder ................................ 100 Jim Parrack ...................................... 4 Steve Gonsalves .............................. 45 Graham McTavish ........................... 87 Robert Axelrod ................................ 80 Herbert Jefferson, Jr. ....................... 47 Linnea Quigley ................................ 25 Rutina Wesley .................................. 5 Dave Tango .................................... 45 William Kircher ............................... 88 Carole E. Barrowman ...................... 59 Doug Jones .................................... 63 Michael Rooker ............................... 20 Kathryn Leigh Scott ........................... 6 Richard Hatch .............................. 46 Sylvester McCoy.............................. 89 John Barrowman............................. 60 Walter Jones................................... 81 Erin Ryder ...................................... 44 Lara Parker ....................................... 6 Herbert Jefferson, Jr. ....................... 47 Peter Davison ................................. 90 Manu Bennett ................................... 2 Christopher Judge ......................... 120 Julian Sands ................................... 29 Kandyse McClure .............................. 7 Lou Ferrigno ................................... 48 Jason David Frank ........................... 91 Grant Bowler ................................ 105 Dominic Keating ........................... 106 Raphael Sbarge .............................. 38 Tahmoh Penikett ............................... 8 Bill Corbett ..................................... 49 Mary Elizabeth McGlynn .................. 93 Lauren Bowles .............................. 117 Emily Kinney .................................. 23 Charlie Schlatter ............................. 50 Edward James Olmos ........................ 9 James Urbaniak .............................. 49 Richard Epcar ................................. 93 Doug Bradley .................................. 28 William Kircher ............................... 88 Kathryn Leigh Scott ........................... 6 Lee Majors ..................................... 10 Charlie Schlatter ............................. 50 Vic Mignogna ................................. 94 Nicholas Brendon ........................... 35 Maurice LaMarche .......................... 75 Jeremy Shada ................................. 78 Lindsay Wagner .............................. 11 Rodger Bumpass ............................. 50 Allison Mack .................................. 95 Avery Brooks ................................ 109 Phil LaMarr .................................... 15 Craig Sheffer................................... 26 Silas Weir Mitchell .......................... 12 Brian Markinson ............................. 51 John Glover .................................... 96 Tara Buck..................................... 116 Miracle Laurie ............................... 37 Peter Shinkoda ............................... 64 Claire Coffee ................................... 13 Luvia Petersen ................................ 52 Laura Vandervoort ........................... 97 Rodger Bumpass ............................. 50 Stephanie Leonidas ....................... 103 Anthony Simcoe .............................. 41 Kathy Najimy ................................. 14 Jennifer Spence .............................. 53 Eliza Dushku .................................. 98 Michael Cerveris ............................. 73 John Levene ................................... 57 Irone Singleton .............................. 21 Phil LaMarr .................................... 15 Alex Zahara .................................... 54 Rick Fox ......................................... 98 Russell Cherrington ......................... 26 Gareth David Lloyd.......................... 84 Marina Sirtis ................................. 111 Kelly Hu ......................................... 16 Dan Payne ..................................... 54 Ed Asner ........................................ 99 Noel Clarke .................................... 58 Cirroc Lofton ................................ 108 Jennifer Spence .............................. 53 Ioan Gruffudd ................................. 17 John De Lancie ............................... 55 CCH Pounder ................................ 100 Claire Coffee ................................... 13 Daniel Logan .................................. 33 Brent Spiner ................................. 110 Laurie Holden ................................. 18 James Cosmo ................................. 56 Genelle Williams ........................... 101 Chad Coleman ................................ 22 Traci Lords ..................................... 66 Kristine Sutherland .......................... 36 Scott Wilson ................................... 19 John Levene ................................... 57 Eddie McClintock .......................... 102 K.C. Collins .................................... 70 George Lowe .................................. 43 George Takei ................................. 115 Michael Rooker ............................... 20 Noel Clarke .................................... 58 Stephanie Leonidas ....................... 103 Bill Corbett ..................................... 49 Allison Mack .................................. 95 Dave Tango .................................... 45 Irone Singleton .............................. 21 Carole E. Barrowman ...................... 59 Jaime Murray ............................... 104 James Cosmo ................................. 56 Lee Majors ..................................... 10 Natalia Tena ................................... 32 Chad Coleman ................................ 22 John Barrowman............................. 60 Grant Bowler ................................ 105 Peter Davison ................................. 90 Brian Markinson ............................. 51 Lauren Tom .................................... 76 Emily Kinney .................................. 23 Adrian Paul .................................... 61 Dominic Keating ........................... 106 John De Lancie ............................... 55 James Marsters .............................. 86 Keegan Connor Tracy ....................... 74 Steven Yeun ................................... 24 Ernie Hudson.................................. 62 Russell Hornsby ............................ 107 John DiMaggio................................ 79 Eddie McClintock .......................... 102 James Urbaniak .............................. 49 Linnea Quigley ................................ 25 Doug Jones .................................... 63 Cirroc Lofton ................................ 108 Michael Dorn ................................ 112 Kandyse McClure .............................. 7 Laura Vandervoort ........................... 97 Chris McCorkindale ........................ 25 Peter Shinkoda ............................... 64 Avery Brooks ................................ 109 Eliza Dushku .................................. 98 Chris McCorkindale ........................ 25 Nicholas Vince ................................ 27 Craig Sheffer................................... 26 Billy Dee Williams ........................... 65 Brent Spiner ................................. 110 Gigi Edgley ..................................... 40 Sylvester McCoy.............................. 89 Lindsay Wagner .............................. 11 Russell Cherrington ......................... 26 Traci Lords ..................................... 66 Marina Sirtis ................................. 111 Richard Epcar ................................. 93 Malcolm McDowell ......................... 30 Garrett Wang ................................ 119 Nicholas Vince ................................ 27 Kris Holden-Ried ............................. 67 Michael Dorn ................................ 112 Terry Farrell .................................. 113 Mary Elizabeth McGlynn .................. 93 David Warner ............................... 114 Doug Bradley .................................. 28 Zoie Palmer .................................... 68 Terry Farrell .................................. 113 Dave Fennoy .................................. 31 Liam McIntyre .................................. 1 Rutina Wesley .................................. 5 Julian Sands ..................................
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