1. If you had been the creative force behind The Waltons, you probably would have: a) written out Drew Cutler as he wasn't a pivotal character to the series. b) kept things the same, as the show is perfect the way it is. c) had Drew interact with more of the other characters. d) further developed the relationship between Drew and Elizabeth Walton to a greater degree. e) killed off the entire Waltons family, so Drew would become the main character of the series. a) b) c) d) e) 2. If you had been the creative force behind Tour of Duty, you probably would have: a) written out Daniel Percell, as he was neither a pivotal nor interesting character. b) kept things the same, as the show is perfect the way it is. c) tried to develop more stories centered around Daniel Percell. d) given Daniel Percell a heroic death. e) added more shower scenes for Daniel Percell (that female journalist Alex should've had more). a) b) c) d) e) 3. If you had the opportunity to meet Tony Becker in person at a fan convention, you'd ask him: a) nothing, as you wouldn't care enough to say anything to him. b) about his experiences working as a child actor in Hollywood. c) for an autograph and a photo. d) for advice on how to break into the film and television industry. e) for a date (or at least the key to his hotel room). a) b) c) d) e) 4. Ideally, you'd like to see Tony Becker appear in: a) nothing, as he's not really an actor you like. b) another Waltons TV movie. c) a Tour of Duty reunion movie. d) an established TV series as a guest or as a cast member in a new TV series. e) anything...better him than Regis Philbin or those annoying idiots from the Survivor shows! a) b) c) d) e) 5. The best scenes for Tony in a movie or TV series are when: a) he does not appear at all. b) he's playing a cowboy. c) he's playing a soldier. d) he's playing your typical guy-next-door type. e) he's walking around without a shirt (again, I'd prefer seeing that babe Ms. Alex Devlin). a) b) c) d) e) 6. Tony Becker's best role has been: a) nothing, as you don't feel he's a talented actor. b) T.J. Wheeler on The Texas Wheelers. c) Drew Cutler on The Waltons. d) Daniel Purcell on Tour of Duty. e) that guy wearing the vest in the 1987 Miller Light Beer commercial. a) b) c) d) e) 7. Just for the chance of meeting Tony Becker, you would: a) do nothing as you couldn't care less if you ever meet him. b) be willing to attend a Waltons or Tour of Duty convention. c) create a website in his honor (as long as it doesn't look better than mine). d) seek employment in the entertainment industry, in the hopes of working with him. e) offer up the cast of S Club 7 as human sacrifices to the Devil. a) b) c) d) e) 8. If Tony Becker were to permanently retire from acting, you would: a) not care. b) be extremely disappointed. c) write a letter to persuade him to do otherwise. d) start a petition to get him to return to acting. e) threaten to blow up the White House unless he changed his mind. a) b) c) d) e) 9. If you were walking down the street and suddenly spotted Tony Becker, you would: a) ignore him and continue on your way. b) be too shy to approach him. c) walk up to him and nervously ask for an autograph. d) invite him out for dinner. e) club him over the head with something hard, and drag him home to be kept as your prisoner. a) b) c) d) e) 10. As a fan of Tony Becker, the best thing you can do is: a) leave him alone as he probably wants his privacy. b) watch the films and TV shows he's worked on, in order to better appreciate his talent. c) write a letter to him to say how much you respect and admire him. d) tell other people about him and recommend they check out the work he's done. e) have his face tattooed on your ass, forehead, and any other part of your body you can fit it on. a) b) c) d) e)
a) written out Drew Cutler as he wasn't a pivotal character to the series. b) kept things the same, as the show is perfect the way it is. c) had Drew interact with more of the other characters. d) further developed the relationship between Drew and Elizabeth Walton to a greater degree. e) killed off the entire Waltons family, so Drew would become the main character of the series. a) b) c) d) e)
a) b) c) d) e)
2. If you had been the creative force behind Tour of Duty, you probably would have:
a) written out Daniel Percell, as he was neither a pivotal nor interesting character. b) kept things the same, as the show is perfect the way it is. c) tried to develop more stories centered around Daniel Percell. d) given Daniel Percell a heroic death. e) added more shower scenes for Daniel Percell (that female journalist Alex should've had more). a) b) c) d) e)
3. If you had the opportunity to meet Tony Becker in person at a fan convention, you'd ask him:
a) nothing, as you wouldn't care enough to say anything to him. b) about his experiences working as a child actor in Hollywood. c) for an autograph and a photo. d) for advice on how to break into the film and television industry. e) for a date (or at least the key to his hotel room). a) b) c) d) e)
4. Ideally, you'd like to see Tony Becker appear in:
a) nothing, as he's not really an actor you like. b) another Waltons TV movie. c) a Tour of Duty reunion movie. d) an established TV series as a guest or as a cast member in a new TV series. e) anything...better him than Regis Philbin or those annoying idiots from the Survivor shows! a) b) c) d) e)
5. The best scenes for Tony in a movie or TV series are when:
a) he does not appear at all. b) he's playing a cowboy. c) he's playing a soldier. d) he's playing your typical guy-next-door type. e) he's walking around without a shirt (again, I'd prefer seeing that babe Ms. Alex Devlin). a) b) c) d) e)
6. Tony Becker's best role has been:
a) nothing, as you don't feel he's a talented actor. b) T.J. Wheeler on The Texas Wheelers. c) Drew Cutler on The Waltons. d) Daniel Purcell on Tour of Duty. e) that guy wearing the vest in the 1987 Miller Light Beer commercial. a) b) c) d) e)
7. Just for the chance of meeting Tony Becker, you would:
a) do nothing as you couldn't care less if you ever meet him. b) be willing to attend a Waltons or Tour of Duty convention. c) create a website in his honor (as long as it doesn't look better than mine). d) seek employment in the entertainment industry, in the hopes of working with him. e) offer up the cast of S Club 7 as human sacrifices to the Devil. a) b) c) d) e)
8. If Tony Becker were to permanently retire from acting, you would:
a) not care. b) be extremely disappointed. c) write a letter to persuade him to do otherwise. d) start a petition to get him to return to acting. e) threaten to blow up the White House unless he changed his mind. a) b) c) d) e)
9. If you were walking down the street and suddenly spotted Tony Becker, you would:
a) ignore him and continue on your way. b) be too shy to approach him. c) walk up to him and nervously ask for an autograph. d) invite him out for dinner. e) club him over the head with something hard, and drag him home to be kept as your prisoner. a) b) c) d) e)
10. As a fan of Tony Becker, the best thing you can do is:
a) leave him alone as he probably wants his privacy. b) watch the films and TV shows he's worked on, in order to better appreciate his talent. c) write a letter to him to say how much you respect and admire him. d) tell other people about him and recommend they check out the work he's done. e) have his face tattooed on your ass, forehead, and any other part of your body you can fit it on. a) b) c) d) e)
Results Based on Score
INDIFFERENT (0 - 4) - You obviously don't care much for Tony Becker, so why the hell are you even bothering with this site? GET LOST!
CASUAL (5 - 9) - You're not really a huge fan of Tony, but you obviously have enough time on your hands to do this survey...God and I thought my life was pathetic!
AVID (10 - 14) - You like and admire Tony as an actor, but in a realistic manner. In other words, you don't expect to become his best friend, or move in with him, or have his child any time soon.
DIEHARD (15 - 20 pts.) - Admit it. You lick the TV screen every time you see Tony appear on a show or movie. Or if you're a (straight) guy, you like to dress up like Tony and pretend you're him. Then again, I can relate as I get a thrill from seeing Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine) on Star Trek: Voyager walking around in her skintight bodysuit that must have been spray-painted on...uh, excuse me, time for a cold shower!!!
"Geez, I can barely breathe in this thing..."
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