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Another Battlestar Galactica star is set to join the eighth season of 24, but unlike Katee--who joins the show as a systems analyst for the revived CTU--this one appears on the other side of the fence. ......
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24: Another 'Battlestar Galactica' Star Jumps Ship
Katee Sackhoff won't be alone, as it turns out.
Another Battlestar Galactica star is set to join the eighth season of 24, but unlike Katee--who joins the show as a systems analyst for the revived CTU--this one appears on the other side of the fence. ......
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One of Rennie's most widely recognized roles is that of Detective Stanley Raymond Kowalski on the Canadian television series Due South. The show has been aired in over 150 countries, helping to broaden Rennie's fanbase.
Rennie has made guest appearances on several television shows. These include Forever Knight, Mutant X and Highlander: The Series, in which he played both a mortal in the Season 2 episode "An Eye For an Eye" and an immortal named Tyler King in the Season 4 episode "The Innocent". During Season 1 of La Femme Nikita, Rennie guest-starred in the two-part episodes "Gray" and "Choice" as the only love interest Nikita had outside Section One during the entire run of the series. Rennie also appeared in The X-Files, initially offered the role of Alex Krycek. He turned down the role because he did not want to commit to a television series at that time, but he later guest-starred on the show and was signed to be in the second X-Files movie (still in production as of December 2007). More recently, Rennie has made an appearance on Smallville as an FOTW (Freak of the Week) in the Season 5 episode "Fragile".
Rennie resides in Vancouver, also spending time in Toronto and Los Angeles. In 1997, Rennie won the Gemini Award for Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series for My Life as a Dog.[2] In 1999, he won the Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role for Last Night.[2] He won a Leo Award for Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Feature Length Drama in 2001 for Suspicious River,[3] in 2003 for Flower & Garnet[4] and in 2007 for Unnatural & Accidental.[5] Rennie won the award of the Vancouver Film Critics Circle for Best Actor in a Canadian Film in 2003, also for Flower & Garnet






