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'''William Dwight Schultz''' (November 24, 1947) is an [[American]] actor and voice artist. Schultz  became famous for his role of "Howling Mad" Murdock, the A-Team's pilot, on the 1980s television show the A-Team. He appeared in the film Fat Man and Little Boy in 1989 and was said to have argued for historical accuracy for the movie. He also made notable appearances on [[Star Trek]] the Next Generation/Star trek:Voyager as Lieutenant Reginald Barclay.

'''William Dwight Schultz''' (November 24, 1947) is an [[American]] actor and voice artist. Schultz  became famous for his role of "Howling Mad" Murdock, the A-Team's pilot, on the 1980s [[NBC]] action television show ''The A-Team''. He appeared in the film ''Fat Man and Little Boy'' in 1989 and was said to have argued for historical accuracy for the movie. He also made notable appearances on ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' as Lieutenant Reginald Barclay.

Schultz is known for also voicing mainstream cartoon voices in animations such as as the mad scientist Dr. Animo in the Ben 10 series, Chef Mung Daal in the children's cartoon Chowder, and Eddie the Squirrel in CatDog. Schultz also tried his hand at being a conservative talk-radio host on his own podcast program called Howling mad Radio and guest hosted for Michael Savage, Jerry Doyle, and Rusty Humphries serveral times each. Schultz is a Christian of German descent.

Schultz is known for also voicing mainstream cartoon voices in animations such as as the mad scientist Dr. Animo in the ''Ben 10'' series, Chef Mung Daal in the children's cartoon ''Chowder'', and Eddie the Squirrel in ''CatDog''. Schultz also tried his hand at being a conservative talk-radio host on his own podcast program called ''Howling Mad Radio'' and guest hosted for Michael Savage, Jerry Doyle, and Rusty Humphries several times each. Schultz is a Christian of German descent.

==Theater roles==

==Theater roles==

Dwight's, theatre credits include Broadway debut as the inventor, Charles Lang in The Water Engine/Mr. Happiness (Plymouth Theatre), George Guthrie in Night And Day (ANTA Playhouse), and his Drama-Logue Award-winning performance as Major Alistair Rossin The Crucifer Of Blood (Helen Hayes Theatre) with Charlton Heston as Sherlock Holmes and Jeremy Brett as Dr. Watson. Off-Broadway, as Charles Lang in The Water Engine (Martinson Hall) and Nicholas Siobok in The Crazy Locomotive (Theatre Four); and regionally, as Edward ‘Ned’ Sheldon in Ned and Jack (Hudson Guild Theatre) and Gyubal Wahazar in Gyubal Wahazar (Towson State Theatre).  

Dwight's, theatre credits include Broadway debut as the inventor, Charles Lang in ''The Water Engine/Mr. Happiness'' (Plymouth Theatre), George Guthrie in ''Night And Day'' (ANTA Playhouse), and his Drama-Logue Award-winning performance as Major Alistair Ross in ''The Crucifer Of Blood'' (Helen Hayes Theatre) with Charlton Heston as Sherlock Holmes and Jeremy Brett as Dr. Watson. Off-Broadway, as Charles Lang in ''The Water Engine'' (Martinson Hall) and Nicholas Siobok in ''The Crazy Locomotive'' (Theatre Four); and regionally, as Edward ‘Ned’ Sheldon in ''Ned and Jack'' (Hudson Guild Theatre) and the title character in ''Gyubal Wahazar'' (Towson State Theatre).  

In 1998, Star Trek alumni [[Leonard Nimoy]] and John de Lancie produced an adaptation of The Lost World, in which all the characters were played by Star Trek actors. Dwight played Edward Malone in the play. 

In 1998, ''Star Trek'' alumni [[Leonard Nimoy]] and John de Lancie produced an adaptation of ''The Lost World'', in which all the characters were played by ''Star Trek'' actors. Dwight played Edward Malone in the play. 

==The A-Team==

==''The A-Team''==

From 1983-87 Schultz played Murdock on The A-Team which aired on the [NBC] network. Designed all the T-shirts his character "Howling Mad" Murdock wore on the TV series and called it his consistent contribution to the series. Murdock can be seen in the final scene wearing a T-shirt that says, "Fini" the French word for 'End', whilst in Without Reservations he is seen to wear a shirt that reads 'Almost Fini'. Murdock the craziest member of the A-Team and resides in a military mental hospital for most of his time. In the mental hospital Murdock has a [[Pac-Man]] arcade game in his room that appears in the pilot episode.

From 1983 to 1987 Schultz played Murdock on ''The A-Team'' as one of its four main characters. He designed all the T-shirts his character "Howling Mad" Murdock wore on the TV series and called it his consistent contribution to the series. Murdock was almost written out of the series before its debut, as the producers found the character too "over the top". However, Murdock's popularity among test audiences convinced the producers to keep him on the show.

Murdock was one of the four protagonists of the 1980s action-adventure television series The A-Team. The character of Murdock was almost written out of the series before it aired, as the producers found the character too "over the top". The popularity of the character among the test audience however convinced the producers to keep the part of Murdock.

Murdock can be seen in the final scene of the series finale wearing a T-shirt that says, "Fini" the French word for "End", while in the episode "Without Reservations" he is seen to wear a shirt that reads "Almost Fini". Murdock, seemingly the craziest member of the A-Team, resides in a military mental hospital for most of his time when he is not on missions with the group, though it is frequently indicated that he only pretends to be insane as a cover. In the mental hospital Murdock has a [[Pac-Man]] arcade game in his room that appears in the pilot episode. Murdock is officially released from the mental hospital at the start of Season Five and subsequently drops the insanity ruse.

==Star Trek spin-off series as Barclay==

==''Star Trek'' spin-off series as Barclay==

In the Star Trek: The Next Generation series and upon his transfer to Captain Picard's [[Enterprise]]-D and in the fictional Star Trek universe year of 2366, Schultz played the Role of Reginald Barclay and held the rank of lieutenant junior grade.

In the ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' series and upon his transfer to Captain Picard's ''[[Enterprise]]''-D and in the fictional ''Star Trek'' universe year of 2366, Schultz played the Role of Reginald Barclay and held the rank of lieutenant junior grade.

Due to his nervous nature, many members of the Enterprise crew initially referred to him as "Lieutenant Broccoli", a play on the name Barclay, was coined by Wesley Crusher upon learning this Captain Picard asked the crew not to refer to him as this nickname.

Due to his nervous nature, many members of the Enterprise crew initially referred to him as "Lieutenant Broccoli", a play on the name Barclay, was coined by Wesley Crusher upon learning this Captain Picard asked the crew not to refer to him as this nickname. Commander Riker and chief engineer La Forge attempted to get Barclay transferred off the ship, not believing he was competent enough to serve on the Federation flagship.

 

Commander Riker and chief engineer La Forge attempted to get Schultz character Braclay transferred off the ship, not believing he was competent enough to serve on the Federation flagship.

As time passed, with the help of Counselor Troi, Barclay slowly grew in confidence and became one of La Forge's best engineers.

As time passed, with the help of Counselor Troi, Barclay slowly grew in confidence and became one of La Forge's best engineers.

In Star Trek:Voyager prior to 2371, Barclay transferred to Jupiter Station and worked as part of the original holo-engineering team in Dr. Lewis Zimmerman's holographic laboratory, assigned to test the Emergency Medical Hologram's interpersonal skills.

In ''Star Trek: Voyager'' prior to 2371, Barclay transferred to Jupiter Station and worked as part of the original holo-engineering team in Dr. Lewis Zimmerman's holographic laboratory, assigned to test the Emergency Medical Hologram's interpersonal skills.

Also in Star Trek: Voyager, Barclay was transferred to the Pathfinder Project at Starfleet's Communications Research Center, endeavoring to return the star ship USS Voyager to the Alpha Quadrant from the distant Delta Quadrant.

Also in ''Star Trek: Voyager'', Barclay was transferred to the Pathfinder Project at Starfleet's Communications Research Center, endeavoring to return the star ship USS ''Voyager'' to the Alpha Quadrant from the distant Delta Quadrant.

==Star Trek Filmography==  

==Star Trek Filmography==  

==External links==

==External links==

*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5006498/ Dwight Schultz at the IMDb database]

*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5006498/ Dwight Schultz] at IMDb

*[http://www.tv.com/people/dwight-schultz/ tv.com]

*[http://www.tv.com/people/dwight-schultz/ tv.com]

*[http://www.dwightschultzfansite.nl/ Official Dwight Schultz Website]

*[http://www.dwightschultzfansite.nl/ Official Dwight Schultz Website]