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| Scare Tactics Muscle The fourth episode of the first season of SciFi's Scare Tactics featured a segment called "Clone Attack", which had a nearly naked muscular man covered in blood-colored gook. The screen cap below was the best pic I could find of it, unfortunately.  Since I haven't located any definitive info (unless you call matching a smile definitive, hehe), I'm guessing the guy who played the genetic-experiment-gone-wrong was Christopher "Jackamoe" Buzzell, a 6'4" 230lbs. casting director (among other things). His pics at his site don't do his built bod justice. It's fun when muscle sightings crop up when you least expect it, and the segment would've been a good basis for a muscle growth story.      |
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