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Leonard Kelly-Young Leonard Kelly-Young

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right|thumb|200px|Leonard Kelly-Young 29/09/1948 - Chicago, Illinois (Estados Unidos) Among his few other science fiction credits is the 1996 made-for-television movie Special Report: Journey to Mars, co-starring fellow Star Trek alumni Keith Carradine, Rosalind Chao, Deborah Lacey, and Alfre Woodard. His other TV movie credits include the TV movies No Place Like Home (1989, with Steve Rankin), The Enemy Within (1994, with Lawrence Pressman), Down, Out & Dangerous (1995, with Bruce Davison), Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story (1997, with Dwight Schultz), Anarchy TV (1998, with Albert Hall, George Murdock and Matt Winston), When Billie Beat Bobby (2001, with Bob Gunton), and Taking Back Our Town (2001, with Keith Szarabajka). His feature film credits include 1992's There Goes the Neighborhood (in which he and Lee Arenberg played two burglars opposite Jonathan Banks Leonard Kelly-Young appears as the actor who plays the part of Mel Pease, the TV character counterpart to Al Bundy in a TV series called "Pease in a Pod" which was created by FOX executives who copied the story from what was to them unwittingly by Kelly in the Season 9 episode so titled, "No Pot To Pease In".

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Leonard Kelly-Young

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Leonard Kell7-Young appears as Mel Pease, the TV show character counterpart to Al Bundy in the Season 9 MWC episode "No Pot to Pease In".

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Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

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Mel Pease

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"No Pot To Pease In"

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1948-09-29

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right|thumb|200px|Leonard Kelly-Young 29/09/1948 - Chicago, Illinois (Estados Unidos) Leonard Kelly-Young appears as the actor who plays the part of Mel Pease, the TV character counterpart to Al Bundy in a TV series called "Pease in a Pod" which was created by FOX executives who copied the story from what was to them unwittingly by Kelly in the Season 9 episode so titled, "No Pot To Pease In". Among his few other science fiction credits is the 1996 made-for-television movie Special Report: Journey to Mars. His other TV movie credits include the TV movies No Place Like Home, The Enemy Within (1994), Down, Out & Dangerous (1995), Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story (1997), Anarchy TV (1998), When Billie Beat Bobby (2001), and Taking Back Our Town (2001). His feature film credits include 1992's There Goes the Neighborhood, The Vanishing (1993), Sliver (1993), Ed (1996), Diamond Men (2000), Karla (2006), Rampart (2012), Gone Girl (2014). During the 1990s, Leonard was a regular on the action series Renegade and had a brief stint on the soap opera Days of Our Lives as Gus Bartoli. He has also made appearances on such series as Pros and Cons (starring Madge Sinclair), Beverly Hills, 90210 (with Ann Gillespie), Ellen, Pacific Blue (starring David L. Lander), Silk Stalkings, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, CSI, That's Life, Six Feet Under, and Boston Legal. Among his few other science fiction credits is the 1996 made-for-television movie Special Report: Journey to Mars, co-starring fellow Star Trek alumni Keith Carradine, Rosalind Chao, Deborah Lacey, and Alfre Woodard. His other TV movie credits include the TV movies No Place Like Home (1989, with Steve Rankin), The Enemy Within (1994, with Lawrence Pressman), Down, Out & Dangerous (1995, with Bruce Davison), Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story (1997, with Dwight Schultz), Anarchy TV (1998, with Albert Hall, George Murdock and Matt Winston), When Billie Beat Bobby (2001, with Bob Gunton), and Taking Back Our Town (2001, with Keith Szarabajka). His feature film credits include 1992's There Goes the Neighborhood (in which he and Lee Arenberg played two burglars opposite Jonathan Banks, W. Morgan Sheppard, Ron Taylor and Harris Yulin), The Vanishing (1993, with George Hearn), Sliver (1993, with Jim Beaver), Ed (1996, with Bill Cobbs and Stan Ivar), Diamond Men (2000), and Karla (2006). During the 1990s, he was a regular on the action series Renegade and had a brief stint on the soap opera Days of Our Lives. He has also made appearances on such series as Pros and Cons (starring Madge Sinclair), Beverly Hills, 90210 (with Ann Gillespie), Ellen, Married...with Children, Pacific Blue (starring David L. Lander), Silk Stalkings (with Charlie Brill and Zoe McLellan), Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (with Teri Hatcher and K Callan), CSI, That's Life (starring Scarlett Pomers, Paul Sorvino, and Titus Welliver), Six Feet Under (with Graham Jarvis), Carnivale (with Adrienne Barbeau, Clancy Brown, John Fleck, Scott MacDonald, Diane Salinger, and John Savage), and Boston Legal (with William Shatner, John Larroquette, David Clennon, Larry Drake, and Bruce Gray).

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