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Richard Dean Anderson 

Currently employed as an actor for the fairly high-quality Scifi series Stargate SG-1, he was formerly a crafty detective in the 80's hit show McGuyver.
"I'll use this copper wire, FM radio, and that cactus to triangulate the position of the enemies, then disarm the nuclear missile with that stapler, car battery, and quarter."
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Richard Dean Anderson 

Richard Dean Anderson has been on far more than three shows. He first became famous as Dr. Jeff Webber on the Soap Opera General Hospital. He was next on the series Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, then MacGyver, Legend and Finally Stargate SG1; along with several films and TV shows. In addition, he owns a production company.
Richard Dean Anderson, has done more as an actor and producer than people realize.

Richard Dean Anderson 

Richard Dean Anderson 

Ha! He was in three:
-MacGyver
-LEGACY
-Stargate: SG-1
Everyone ALWAYS forgets Legacy. like all MacGyver fans forget about ALF
Probably because Legacy only lasted 1 season.

RDA, lately, has starred on Stargate: SG-1 as Colonel Jack O'Neill. But, that will shortly end. Why? Because he wants to spend more time with his daughter, so he's screwing the series. After 7 years, too!

To those in SG communities: I'm SSCarter. I've probably joined your BBoard, so say hi to me!
A friend of mine saw Richard Dean Anderson in the airport and went up to him and said hi. Isn't that awesome? this was before Stargate, though.
Richard Dean Anderson by Aya-kun February 26, 2004

Richard Dean Anderson 

Actor in Stargate SG-1 and that older show. He seems to have been in only two shows.
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