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Gary Graham, Star of Alien Nation and Star Trek, Dies at 73

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Gary Graham, Star Of Alien Nation And Star Trek, Dies At 73

Gary Graham, the beloved actor known for his roles in the iconic sci-fi shows Alien Nation and Star Trek, has passed away at the age of 73. The news was confirmed by his ex-wife, actress Susan Lavelle, who shared the heartbreaking news on her Facebook page. Lavelle did not disclose the cause of death.

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Gary Graham’s acting career spanned over several decades, with notable appearances in popular TV series such as CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard, and Moonlighting. However, he became best known for his lead role as Detective Matthew Sikes in Alien Nation. Although the series only ran for one season, Graham would go on to reprise the role in multiple TV movies.

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In the Star Trek universe, Graham portrayed Ambassador Soval in the television series Star Trek: Enterprise, and also made a guest appearance in Star Trek: Voyager. He continued his involvement with the franchise by reprising his character Ragnar in the series Star Trek: Renegades.

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Throughout his career, Graham’s talent was showcased in various other TV shows such as M.A.N.T.I.S., JAG, and Universal Dead. He also had memorable guest roles in Ally McBeal, Nip/Tuck, Renegades, and Work Related, among others.

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On the big screen, Graham was seen in films like All the Right Moves, The Spy Within, The Last Warrior, The Arrogant, Robot Jox, and Steel.

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Gary Graham is survived by his wife, Becky Hopkins, and his daughter, Haylee Graham. As news of his passing spreads, fans and friends remember him as a talented actor with a unique sense of humor and a deep dedication to his craft. His contributions to the entertainment industry will be cherished and remembered.

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