Sledge Hammer! - Guest Appearances

Guest Appearances

Some notable figures who made guest appearances on Sledge Hammer!:

  • Adam Ant ("Icebreaker")
  • Lewis Arquette ("Witless")
  • Bill Bixby ("Hammer Hits the Rock") – Bixby also directed a number of episodes
  • Mark Blankfield ("State of Sledge" and "Comrade Hammer")
  • Bud Cort ("Last of the Red Hot Vampires")
  • Bill Dana ("Haven't Gun, Will Travel")
  • John Densmore ("State of Sledge")
  • Michael Des Barres ("Sledgepoo")
  • Sarah Douglas ("Play It Again, Sledge")
  • Norman Fell ("They Call Me Mr. Trunk")
  • Conchata Ferrell ("Jagged Sledge")
  • Dennis Fimple ("They Shoot Hammers, Don't They?" and "If I Had a Little Hammer")
  • Kurt Fuller ("Hammer Hits the Rock")
  • Sid Haig ("Hammeroid")
  • Mark Holton ("The Secret of My Excess")
  • Clint Howard ("State of Sledge")
  • Brion James ("If I Had a Little Hammer" and "Model Dearest")
  • Davy Jones ("Sledge, Rattle & Roll")
  • Bernie Kopell ("Last of the Red Hot Vampires")
  • Dan Lauria ("A Clockwork Hammer")
  • Robin Leach ("The Spa Who Loved Me")
  • David Leisure ("Hammer Hits the Rock" & "Magnum Farce")
  • Peter Marshall ("To Live and Die on TV")
  • Richard Moll ("Hammeroid")
  • Ronnie Schell ("Hammer Gets Nailed")
  • Armin Shimerman ("Hammeroid")
  • Don Stark ("Under the Gun" and "Sledgepoo")
  • Brenda Strong ("Miss of the Spider Woman")
  • John Vernon ("Under the Gun" – parodying his role in the first Dirty Harry film)
  • Ray Walston ("Big Nazi on Campus")
  • Patrick Wayne ("Brother Can You Spare a Crime")
  • Duane Whitaker ("Hammer Gets Nailed")
  • Mary Woronov ("The Spa Who Loved Me")
  • Brent Spiner ("The Spa Who Loved Me")

Spencer himself made a Hitchcockian cameo appearance on the episode "Witless".

Actor Jackie Cooper had directed a few Sledge Hammer! episodes himself.

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