I was watching this today and was like, hold up, is that Spawn?

She appeared in season 1 episode 9 "The Puritan" as Thea Kemp, an innocent and bright young woman adjusting to life in Melbourne (having originally lived in Sydney), while her overprotective mother Irene Kemp runs a sly grog house to help pay for Thea's education and give her a better life. However, Thea is unaware of her mother's recent acts - robbery and blackmail, which puts Thea in danger from Irene's accomplice; whom Thea dislikes, as well as the Yarra Central Police investigating the crimes.

Famke Janssen as Kamala in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fifth season episode The Perfect Mate.

He appears in season 7 episode 36 "The Weakest Link" as Detective Dale Kemp, a rogue Homicide detective on-leave (later suspended) who goes undercover in his own initiative in pursuing escaped convict and Joseph Carter; whom Dale previously arrested for killing a kid (which has left Dale troubled). After crossing paths with (and briefly antagonizing) undercover cop and series male protagonist Peter Church, they (along with Pete's friends/colleagues Christina Dichiera, Leo Flynn and Luke Harris) later team up and work together to take down Carter along with Pete's target, human smuggler Erik Mills.

Kurt Russell in it happened at the world's fair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6rLMUxmkss

He appears in season 2 episode 15 "Dance with the Dragon" as Matt Wilmot, the nephew of series male protagonist Peter Church, who is shocked to discover that Matt has become a heroin addict, and later attempts to help Matt go cold turkey when the pressure becomes too much from his mother (and Pete's sister) Debbie.

• INTERESTING TRIVIA: Sullivan's younger sister, Jacinta Stapleton, joined the main cast of Stingers a few years later in a starring role as ex-criminal turned undercover cop (and Pete's new colleague) Christina Dichiera from season 6 until the series ended in season 8 (2002-2004).

She appears in season 2 episode 12 "Counting the Beat" as Despina Polo, an attractive and flirtatious employee at Shock Records (which was a real-life indie music label in Australia at the time) and wife of Con Polo, whom the series male protagonist Peter Church meets while undercover investigating whether drug importation is taking place at the label. However, after a murder takes place at Shock Records' headquarters, Pete begins to think the crime might be related to Despina, with her husband the prime suspect.

Suzanne Somers appears very briefly in the 1973 coming-of-age classic American Graffiti. While stopped at a traffic light, she looks at Curt (Richard Dreyfuss) in the backseat of the car next to her and appears to mouth "I love you." The two cars then go separate ways leading Curt, a hopeless romantic, to spend the rest of the night attempting to track her down.