R.I.P. ANDREW PRINE...

You remained a prevalent presence on the big and small screens, dominating horror, science fiction and action/adventure, ascending with primo precision, time and again.

Your vast queue contains Simon, King of the Witches (as the eponymous warlock); The Eliminators; V: Mini-Series/The Final Battle; The Evil; Nightmare Circus; Night Slaves; Witchhouse 2: Blood Coven; The Town the Dreaded Sundown '76; Crypt of the Living Dead (aka Vampire Women/Young Hannah, Queen of the Vampires); Wonder Woman '74; Lords of Salem; Amityville II: The Possession; Boy with the X-Ray Eyes (aka X-Ray Boy); Serial Killer; Grizzly; One Little Indian; Texas Across the River; The Winds of Autumn; Bandolero!; Chisum; Rooster Cogburn; Gettysburg; Gods and Generals; Lost Flight; Critical Mass; Centerfold Girls; Along Came a Spider '70; Without Evidence; Dark Dancer; They're Playing with Fire; plus a whole bunch more.  

You were also an ubiquitous guest-starring force on such series as The Fugitive (the original); Kung Fu (the original); Gunsmoke; Tombstone Territory, Overland Trail; The Family Holvak; Combat!; The Defenders; Murder, She Wrote; Hart to Hart; The Fall Guy; Barnaby Jones; Dr. Kildare; Trapper John; Tarzan (with Ron Ely); The Bionic Woman; One Step Beyond, Alfred Hitchcock Presents; Darkroom; Freddy's Nightmares; Star Trek: Deep Space Nine; and of course, as the recurring, second half of the Guthrie Brothers (with good ol' Earl Holliman) on the sprawling Wide Country. 

With such a stupendous queue, Mr. Pine, you'll be as richly remembered as you'll be dearly missed; and you'll certainly continue to impact our lives whenever we (re)experience your perennial treasures.