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Jonathan
Jonathan
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Portrays: Lucifer
Date of Birth: November 06, 1914
Date of Death: November 03, 2002
Age at Death: 87
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Jonathan Harris (born Jonathan Charasuchin on November 6, 1914, died November 3, 2002) was an American actor.

Harris is known by Original Series enthusiasts as the actor who provided the voice of Lucifer, the IL-series Cylon. He may be best known as the villainous Dr. Zachary Smith in the TV series Lost in Space.

Born in the Bronx, New York, the son of Jewish emigrés from Russia, Harris first worked in a pharmacy, and later earned a pharmacology degree at Fordham University. Changing careers to pursue acting, he changed his name and learned to speak without a strong Bronx accent. In 1938, he married Gertrude Bergman.

Harris first appeared on Broadway with Heart of a City in 1942, and went on to perform over 100 plays. His first appearance on television was in 1948, which was then a live media, and he went on to make his film debut in Botany Bay in 1953.

Harris returned to TV, appearing in one of his most recognizable roles on The Third Man as Harry Lime's manservant.

In 1965, he first appeared in Lost in Space in the role of Dr. Zachary Smith. Although Smith was originally cast as a one-shot character, after a stellar introductory appearance, he was made a recurring member of the cast. Smith's relationship with the show's robot is particularly memorable as are his endless putdowns of the machine with such phrases as "You bubble-headed booby!" That Harris would later portray a robot in Battlestar Galactica is an obvious irony.

Harris reprised his role as Dr. Smith in the one-hour TV special Lost in Space Forever in 1998. However, unlike his costars in the original show, he declined to make a cameo appearance in the motion picture version of Lost in Space that was released later that year.

Although occasionally called upon for cameos and guest shots as villains (usually of the Dr. Smith type) Harris spent most of the remainder of his career as a voice actor, appearing in TV commercials as well as animated television and features.

Harris passed away on November 3, 2002 at the age of 87, in Encino, California. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude, and their son, Richard.

Notes[edit]

  • Harris is the only Lost in Space cast member to appear in the Original Series. However, Anne Lockhart, daughter of Harris' Lost in Space co-star June Lockhart, later came to join the series as Lieutenant Sheba.

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Jonathan
Role: Set Decorator
BSG Universe: Re-imagined Series
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Jonathan Lancaster is the set decorator for the Re-imagined Series.

Lancaster appears in a video blog episode with David Eick on the sets of Pegasus prior to their debut.

His other work includes the film Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.



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Dennis Calero is a cover artist who created covers for Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1 and Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 4.

Dave Dorman[edit]

Dave Dorman is an artist working on covers for Dynamite Entertainment. Dorman has done covers for all five of the comics based on the Original Series.

Romulo Fajardo Jr.[edit]

Romulo Fajardo Jr. is a colorist whose works include the Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts series.

Marc Guggenheim[edit]

Marc Guggenheim is the writer of the re-imagined Galactica 1980 comic book mini-series.

Jackson Herbert[edit]

Jackson Herbert is a penciller whose works include the Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero series.

Brandon Jerwa[edit]

Main article: Brandon Jerwa

Brandon Jerwa is a writer whose works include Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts, Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus, Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero and Battlestar Galactica: Zarek.

Jonathan Lau[edit]

Jonathan Lau is a cover artist whose works include Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus, Battlestar Galactica: Origins, and Battlestar Galactica 5 through Battlestar Galactica 8.

Lucio Parrillo[edit]

Lucio Parrillo is the cover artist for the re-imagined Galactica 1980 comic book mini-series.

Joe Prado[edit]

Joe Prado is a cover artist who provided covers for Battlestar Galactica 9 through Battlestar Galactica 12.

Cezar Razek[edit]

Cezar Razek is the illustrator of the re-imagined Galactica 1980 comic book mini-series.

Stephen Segovia[edit]

Stephen Segovia is a cover artist for various issues, including Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero and Battlestar Galactica 9 through Battlestar Galactica 12.

Stejpan Sejic[edit]

Stejpan Sejic is a cover artist for various issues, including Battlestar Galactica: Zarek, Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero and Battlestar Galactica 5 through Battlestar Galactica 8.

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