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| In this award-winning TV series, Mr. McKenna plays Marty Stephens, the results-oriented
head trader and "pit boss" of the Gardner Ross trading floor. He likes a good trade and pushes his workday life to frenetic extremes. He likes
to make noise on Bay Street and let it know that Marty is on top. He likes to make money -- lots of it -- and take risks with fortunes,
especially the bank's. Mr. McKenna’s character "Marty" is so popular that real life traders who behave in a wild and crazy fashion on the trading
floor are said to be "doing a Marty." For his role as Marty Stephens, Mr. McKenna was honored with the 1998 Gemini Award for Best
Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role. He has also won the award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured
Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series. Traders has twice won the Gemini award for Best Dramatic Series.
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"Excuse me? Whoa! Who's the gladiator in the pit day after day? Huh? Who slays your dragons? Who jousts as your champion
against other banks? I am the Black Knight of Bay Street."
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"Oh, do you mean do I have any miracles that will keep our collectives balls from being nailed to a post? Pardon me. Collective
balls and ovaries."
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"This is the Church of Money and I am the Pope."
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"Go liquid. The wetter, the better. I don't want anybody being able to screw us."
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"That laughter better be because you're kissing somebody's ass at the other end of that phone line."
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| In this comedy TV series, Mr. McKenna plays Harold, the nerdy teen-age
nephew of Red Green, Lodge Leader of Possom Lodge, a place where men can bond and discover ever more creative uses for duct
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"You're wrong about what gives people zits, and you're wrong about what makes teenagers go blind."
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"Ha-a-a-a-a-a!"
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"Huh-Ha! Under the 'R.' Wrong!"
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"Me? No way! No, uh-uh, no, no, no. No."
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"Welcome to the Expert portion of the show. This is the part of the program where we like to exmaine those three little words that men
find so hard to say: I Don't Know. Huh-Ha! That's good."
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"It's the Possom Lodge Word Game. You know everybody dreams about a two-week vacation in Hawaii. Well, now you can do
more than just dream about it! Ha-ha! Now, you can sit down and plan it out on your brand new pad of paper!"
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Harold: "Boy, people who don't even like the show are watching it now, ya know. It's like we're some big American network program or
somethin'. Uncle Red, that is the power of hype. Hype works. Hype is cool. You don't have to have talent, good looks, brains,
nothing, if you got enough hype."
Red Green: "You know I was thinking hype could really help you, Harold. You're hyper
now, so just back off one letter, and you're there."
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1991-1999 |
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| In this comedy, Mr. McKenna played Randy Davis, an Airline
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"Oh, no, no. Are you sure you don't have a credit card, like a BankAmericard, MasterCharge, or somethin' like that?"
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Randy: "Allow me to escort you to the VIP lounge" Elvis: "Well, I appreciate that now, Randy.
Hey, you -- uh -- you got any food in there? I missed dinner." Randy: "Oh, yeah, yeah. We got fruit and
cheese and crackers and cookies and all-you-can-eat shrimp. After that, I just take you right onto the plane. we can just
bypass Security. I mean we know your'e not armed and dangerous, don't we?"
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| Elvis Meets Nixon is copyright Showtime Networks, Inc. |
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| In this dramatic TV series, Mr. McKenna was a guest star twice. In "Dance by the
Light of the Moon," he portrayed the manager of a dark and smoky exotic dance club. In "Spin Doctor," he played a TV reporter covering a mayorial
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"Look. A lot of guys come in here. I don't keep track. OK?"
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"Serena! Sexy, sexy Serena! All right, ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together and let's hear it for Miss Parisse."
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| "Spin Doctor" (Yes, that is Lisa Howard from "The Highlander" and "Earth: Final Conflict.") |
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"Do you think the Rothweiller issue's going to hurt your chances?"
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"According to the 'National Intruder,' the double homocide last night at the Percival Hotel has been somehow linked to your bid for
the mayor's office."
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| Forever Knight is copyright Sony Pictures. |
1992-95 |
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| In this dramatic TV series, Mr. McKenna guest starred in the episode
"The Big Sleepover" as Pete, a producer who has been approached to produce a commercial about a restaurant. |
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"It's a dump. I'm supposed to make this place look trendy? Can you believe that? I wouldn't be caught dead in here. The fish looks good though. That ain't bad."
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Kimberly, Pete's Date: "His wife." Pete: "I'm supposed to be in New York. You're with Kimberly.
Darling! Hi! What are you doing here?" Pete's Wife: I called your office." Pete: "Oh yeah? Well, I had, uh, I
had this last minute meeting. I had to take it. You know, and uh, I'm just gonna get on the next flight."
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1989-1994 |
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| In this TV series, Mr. McKenna guest starred in the episode
"Pizzas and Promises" as Gary Redfield, an eight-time Salesman of the Month used car salesman running a stolen car ring. |
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"Good morning, people. I've got a couple of announcements of importance for everyone so take a minute to listen up here.
Alrighty? Item one: Try selling cars."
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"We're not gonna shoot anybody. We're just gonna tie 'em up and get on a plane and get out of here, like we planned."
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1994-1996 |
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| In this TV series, Mr. McKenna guest starred in the episode
"Quake" as Paul Snyder, an attorney trapped in an elevator as an earthquake strikes the city. |
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"Of course it's dead. We just suffered an earthquake. All forms of communication are gonna be dead."
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"Heh, heh, heh. I'm trying to say something meaningful. It doesn't happen often. You wanna work with me?"
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"Stop what? Pacing? Sorry. Is it bothering you? I'm a little agitated! One more aftershock and these emergency brakes are
gonna give, and then it's gonna be bye-bye, Baby!. Right to the bottom of the elevator shaft!"
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1992-1995 |
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| In this comedy film, Mr. McKenna plays Roger, an actor hired by the real
Howard Spitz to stand in for him on kids' shows and tours. The real Howard Spitz is a children's author who doesn't like children. |
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"Hi, my name is Crafty Cow. That's a picture of me. I drew it myself."
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"And so, Crafty freed the old man, and she said, 'I know you're innocent. I believe in you even if nobody else does. It's true!'"
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Spitz: "What's the matter with you?" Roger: "I didn't know what to say." Spitz: "Just make
something up" Roger: "I can't work without a script; I freeze up. I have never been good at improvisation."
Spitz: "Alright, listen, when they come back from commercial, you're going to tell them exactly how you came up with
the idea of Crafty Cow." Roger: "I am? How? How?" Spitz: "Alright, you were driving in the countryside;
a lovely cow mooed at you and that's when you got the idea." Roger: "Oh gosh, that's nice." Spitz: "Thank you!"
Roger: "You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to improvise, yeah, yeah. I'm going to make you so proud."
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"I like cows a lot. You know, I -- I admire cows."
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"Oh, I love signing autographs!'"
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| In this TV series, Mr. McKenna played Umberto Ortega, a promoter. |
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1994 |
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| Mr. McKenna is a Second City alumnus, and participated in the 1998 SCTV anniversary. |
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"Good! Excellent choice! Excellent choice!. But your words, sir, your words will be much better than his. Your words will be
etched in stone for years. I'm going to put a heading: Last Words. That's what I'm doing. Last Words. Ready on your ready, sir "
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| In this film, Mr. McKenna played a small role as an actor in a 1940s black and white
movie on television. |
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"With my brains and your brown eyes, we're going places. Big places. We'll get the loot and we'll go straight to the airport. I got tickets
booked under a false name."
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TV Woman: "But what about the girl?" TV Man: "Forget the girl. We don't need her anymore, not where we're
going." TV Woman: "You mean -- " TV Man: "That's right, baby. Buenos Aires."
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| Who's Harry Crumb? is copyright TriStar Pictures, Inc, National Broadcasting Company, Inc, |
1989 |
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| In this film, Mr. McKenna played a television reporter having difficulty
pronouncing an Indian name for a peaceful protest. |
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"And here we are in day four of Sashigreeha graha--gra--gra...we'll go again right away. And here we are in day four of Sishigree--ha--ooo--all right."
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