Mickey Jones - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: PNG to JPG

2024-11-12T16:02:35Z

PNG to JPG

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	\| character= [[Donzo]]		\| character= [[Donzo]]
	\| series=1980		\| series=1980

LIMAFOX76: Adding French link

2021-01-21T21:06:25Z

Adding French link

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	* Mickey Jones' online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		* Mickey Jones' online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.
			[[fr:{{PAGENAME}}]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Notes */ just '

2021-01-18T22:06:01Z

Notes: just '

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		* Mickey Jones' online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: The website is probably best as a note, since it seems out of place in the narrative.

2021-01-18T21:57:51Z

The website is probably best as a note, since it seems out of place in the narrative.

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	Previously, he guest starred in various genre series, including 1978's ''[[w:The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)\|The Incredible Hulk]]'' (with [[Eric Server]]), 1984's ''[[w:V (1984 TV series)\|V]]'', and the [[Glen A. Larson]] series ''[[w:Automan\|Automan]]'' (with [[Patrick Macnee]]).		Previously, he guest starred in various genre series, including 1978's ''[[w:The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)\|The Incredible Hulk]]'' (with [[Eric Server]]), 1984's ''[[w:V (1984 TV series)\|V]]'', and the [[Glen A. Larson]] series ''[[w:Automan\|Automan]]'' (with [[Patrick Macnee]]).

	Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.		Near the last decade of his life, Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.

	Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		== Notes ==

			* Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: BR image

2021-01-18T21:16:46Z

BR image

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	\| character= [[Donzo]]		\| character= [[Donzo]]
	\| series=1980		\| series=1980

LIMAFOX76: Undo revision 235884 by LIMAFOX76 (talk)

2021-01-18T21:07:45Z

Undo revision 235884 by LIMAFOX76 (talk)

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	Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.		Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.

	Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=~~https~~://web.archive.org~~/web/20160405030128~~/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.

LIMAFOX76: updating link to one archive

2021-01-18T21:07:01Z

updating link to one archive

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	Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.		Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.

	Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=~~http~~://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160405030128/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: initial expansion

2021-01-18T20:55:53Z

initial expansion

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	\| character= [[Donzo]]		\| character= [[Donzo]]
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	\| death_year= 2018		\| death_year= 2018
	\| nationality= US		\| nationality= US
	\| site=		\| site=http://www.mickeyjones.com/
			\| site archive=Y
	\| imdb=0428856		\| imdb=0428856
	\| sortkey=Jones, Mickey		\| sortkey=Jones, Mickey
	}}		}}

	'''Mickey Jones''' is the actor who portrayed the biker [[Donzo]] in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]".		'''Mickey Jones''' (10 June 1941—7 February 2018) is the actor who portrayed the biker [[Donzo]] in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]".

	{{~~stub~~}}		Jones became well-known to American audiences for his recurring role of "Pete," a construction worker on ''[[w:Tool Time\|Tool Time]]'' in [[w:American Broadcasting Company\|ABC]]'s 1991-1999 [[w:Tim Allen\|Tim Allen]] sitcom ''[[w:Home Improvement (TV series)\|Home Improvement]]''. His last recurring role was as weed dealer Rodney "Hot Rod" Dunham on the 2011-2014 series ''[[w:Justified (TV series)\|Justified]]''.

			Previously, he guest starred in various genre series, including 1978's ''[[w:The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)\|The Incredible Hulk]]'' (with [[Eric Server]]), 1984's ''[[w:V (1984 TV series)\|V]]'', and the [[Glen A. Larson]] series ''[[w:Automan\|Automan]]'' (with [[Patrick Macnee]]).

			Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.

			Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.

LIMAFOX76: Inserting death date and he has no website anymore

2021-01-18T19:53:15Z

Inserting death date and he has no website anymore

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	\| born_day= 10		\| born_day= 10
	\| born_year=1941		\| born_year=1941
	\| death_month=		\| death_month= 02
	\| death_day=		\| death_day= 7
	\| death_year=		\| death_year= 2018
	\| nationality= US		\| nationality= US
	\| site=~~http://www.mickeyjones.com/~~		\| site=
	\| imdb=0428856		\| imdb=0428856
	\| sortkey=Jones, Mickey		\| sortkey=Jones, Mickey

DrWho42: Including apostrophe.

2009-08-06T15:14:33Z

Including apostrophe.

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	'''Mickey Jones''' is the actor who portrayed the biker [[Donzo]] in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]''.		'''Mickey Jones''' is the actor who portrayed the biker [[Donzo]] in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]".

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	Previously, he guest starred in various genre series, including 1978's ''[[w:The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)\|The Incredible Hulk]]'' (with [[Eric Server]]), 1984's ''[[w:V (1984 TV series)\|V]]'', and the [[Glen A. Larson]] series ''[[w:Automan\|Automan]]'' (with [[Patrick Macnee]]).		Previously, he guest starred in various genre series, including 1978's ''[[w:The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)\|The Incredible Hulk]]'' (with [[Eric Server]]), 1984's ''[[w:V (1984 TV series)\|V]]'', and the [[Glen A. Larson]] series ''[[w:Automan\|Automan]]'' (with [[Patrick Macnee]]).

	Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.		Near the last decade of his life, Jones released his autobiography on 8 June 2007 entitled ''That Would Be Me: Rock & Roll Survivor to Hollywood Actor'', discussing his career in [[w:rock and roll\|rock and roll]] as a drummer through to his work in Hollywood.

	Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.		== Notes ==

			* Mickey Jones's online presence resided at MickeyJones.com, which went off line prior to his death in 2018. Archived versions of this website {{archivelink\|url=http://web.archive.org/http://www.mickeyjones.com/\|title=may be found at the Wayback Machine\|live=N}}.