Futurama

Katey Sagal was born Catherine Louise Sagal on January 19th, 1954 in Hollywood, California. Katey was born to a show business family including Boris Sagal, an Ukrainian-American director, and SaraSagal, a producer, and sister to famous "Double Mint Twins", Jean and Liz Sagal and finally, Joe Sagal. Sagal and her siblings grew up in the Mandeville Canyon section of Brentwood, Los Angeles, California. After she finished her basic education, she went on to seek a higher education at The California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, California. She began her film career in 1971, when she began to star in small roles in made for television movies. Starting in 1973, she became a backup vocalist for many famous musicians such as Bob Dylan, Bette Midler, Gene Simmons and Tanya Tucker. Then, in 1975, she joined the rock band, The Group with No Name. Following this, she returned to television, gaining a role in the situation comedy, Mary. Later she went on to gain roles in several successful television series, such as Married, With Children and 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Daughter, later shortened to 8 Simple RUles.

Dick Clark was born in New York State to Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Clark.

The beginnings of Dick's show business career was in the mid-1940s while he worked at his uncle's radio station. Eventually he got out from the mailroom and began working as a weatherman on air.

Starting in the 1950's and through the next six decades, Dick worked on various radio and television shows.

Leonard Simon Nimoy, born to Ukrainian Jewish immigrants - began his long career in acting at the age of 8, by appearing in various plays at the local community theatre in his hometown of Boston, MA. He continued to appear in amateur productions until the age of 18, while also attending Boston University on a dramatic scholarship. When he decided to pursue acting more seriously, he dropped out of school and moved to California hoping to find more opportunities. Only one year after arriving there, he was casted in his first leading role in the film Kid Monk Baroni.

After two years in the military he was still appearing in various bitparts, in films, and on television - one of which would eventually lead him to pop-culture immortality. His big break came when Gene Roddenberry spotted Leonard in an episode of The Lieutenant (also created by Roddenberry) - Gene offered him a leading role in a new science fiction series he was creating. A role that he though was a perfect fit - Mr. Spock, a half-Vulcan/half-human science officer. Leonard accepted, not knowing that he would eventually make television history.
When Star Trek was cancelled in 1969, Leonard went on to appear in many noted roles in film and television.

Currently, Leonard is retired from the entertainment business (with the exception of an occasional special guest appearance), and devotes his time to one of his all time loves - photography.