I am not a big fan of 90's pop culture. I disliked most music from the 90's and I really think the 90's was the true decline of quality television. I have to say, Renegade was a pleasant exception. The show was a lot of fun and I used to look forward to watching it.
shareYes. Me too! Was there a renegade movie they made for video or cable? I wonder because I thought they made one and I watched it! Just can't remember
I don't recall a Renegade movie but I could be wrong. I have all five seasons on DVD.
shareDo you happen to know which episodes Ramon Jay Rogers guest stared in?
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I did a bit of research, but couldn't find the episode that Ramon Jay Rogers was in, so he was probably uncredited. I did read that the episode he was in was set in a prison, and Rogers played a non-speaking prisoner. Season 3 episode 3, Escape, when Reno escapes from prison is one prison based episode that comes to mind.
Rogers was arrested on March 13, 1996, so I guess that only really eliminates Season 5.
Thank you for doing the research. Ramon is a friend of mine and I was trying to remember which episode he was in. He used to hang out with Lorenzo a lot, so I think that was why he was able to do a few episodes. He is now on death row, so I don't think he'll be doing any other roles.
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Re: Renegade movie. There wasn't a movie made after the show finished on TV. But the episode Murderer's Row (Season 2, Episodes 20&21) was released on VHS tape as a sort of made for VHS movie. If my memory serves correct, there were a few extra scenes on the VHS tape that were cut from the DVD version of the episode. One of the cut scenes was a sex scene between one of the bounty hunters and a waitress.
Fighting Cage (Season 1, Episode 21&22) was also released on VHS tape.