Cody from "Step by Step" Made Me a Great Breakfast Compiled by fold * http://tilde.town/~fold On Februrary 20th, 2017 The Internet Movie Database shut down it's long running forums. While a lot of the forums were a bastion of garbage and hate speech, it was also a useful way to discuss more obscure TV shows, movies and actors. Each IMDb entry actually had it's own forum, with multiple threads. These discussions often spanned years, with few posts, as not many people stumbled into the depths of IMDb - let alone commented. One such page was Sasha Mitchell's, who played Cody Lambert on ABC's "Step by Step" which ran from 1991 to 1998. In 1995 Sasha Mitchell was arrested on accusations of domestic violence against his first wife, Jeanette Roberts. Because of the arrest, Sasha Mitchell was written out of the show after the fifth season. Charges were later dropped and Sasha was cleared of wrong doing. I fist visted Sasha Mitchell's IMDb page sometime in the mid 2000s to see what had become of him. I found the thread below that started with an (what I believe to be a true) update on Sasha's whereabouts in 2005. Other users soon followed suit posting their Sasha Mitchell "sightings" in a similar format to the first one - including listing one of Sasha's credits (conveniently listed on the IMDb page.) It became a guest book of sorts - if you stumbled upon Sasha Mitchell's page you had to leave a sighting. I'd check back in over the years to read where Sasha had been "seen" lately. The last post (that hadn't been removed by an administrator) was from 2012 - one of the many signs the IMDb forums were dying. When I heard it was being shut down, I immediatly went and saved the thread. Below are all the sightings over the years. I like to imagine that Sasha is still out there excelling at odd jobs. -FOLD, March 2017 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- xaquetv » Thu Jun 2 2005 18:01:22 About a year ago, I went to Charlie's Cafe at the Farmer's Market in L.A. and I ordered eggs, hash and pancakes. While I was waiting for my food, I noticed the short order cook working the grill looked vaguely familiar. Just then these 2 tourists standing next to me at the counter shouted at him ­ "weren't you on 'Charles In Charge'? He smiled and said 'No, but close ­ I was on Step By Step'. And it hit me that it was none other than Sasha Mitchell cooking my breakfast. Why was he slaving over the grill at Charlie's? I don't know, but thank you Sasha! Everything was delicious. duder999 » Tue Jun 7 2005 10:59:15 What a coincidence! I was at Foot Locker searching for some nice new running shoes a couple months ago and was helped by quite the friendly worker. As he was bringing back my size 11 Pumas, I got this impression that he looked vaguely familiar. I asked him if he was in Zapped!? He smiled and said "No, but close ­ I was in Kickboxer 2: The Road Back" It then hit me that this was none other than Sasha Mitchell slipping shoes on my feet. I bid him farewell and have since told my story to any ear that would listen. Why was he working at Foot Locker? I don't know, but these shoes are freakin comfortable. 000001 » Sun Jun 19 2005 04:20:38 I saw him at the same cafe. He gave me guff for getting soda with my 'water cup' supercowfrikface » Tue Jun 28 2005 14:51:18 no he used to work there. i'm jocelyn mitchell his daughter. i swear to god, on my life, and everything. he used to work there. you can go to charlies at the farmers market and ask some of the people. one of his daughters, my sister, pavlina mitchell works there now. one of the specials is even named after him. he never worked at footlocker though. nearyes » Mon Jul 11 2005 12:08:38 this really is a small world bc i was riding down the jersey turnpike and i must have been speeding and out of nowhere i see flashing lights in my rear view mirror. the state trooper greets me at my window and i had the feeling he looked vaugely familiar. I asked "arent you that crazy guy who lived in a school bus in 'Black Sheep'" and he said "No, but i was the guy in 'Dickie Roberts' who drove that new VW Beatle". and i realized it was none other than Sasha Mitchell. I have to tell you he gave my the cheapest speeding ticket i ever got. TomHanksIsHot » Tue Jul 12 2005 23:42:24 Now this is just freaky. I was going through the McDonald's drive­thru the other day and when I pulled up to the window, the man taking my money looked quite familiar. I asked him "Weren't you in Bonanza?" He just smiled and said "Close, I was in Dallas". Then it hit me, it was Sasha Mitchell. I then told him not to spit in my food. vagrantlisa » Mon Jul 18 2005 11:47:18 how ironic! i was flying to the LAX airport, when a voice came over the intercom. i realized the voice sounded vaguely familiar, and so i went to the cockpit only to see sasha mitchell flying my airplane! so, i had to ask, "are you that guy from full house?" he replied with, "no, but close, i was on the flamingo kid." and that was the fastest flight i've ever had. from kansas city to los angeles in 25 minutes! now i have to tell everyone my amazing encounter with this A­list actor. dayraven­1 » Mon Aug 8 2005 16:51:14 And the sightings continue, not two weeks ago i was getting a shiatsu massage at Joi Yin's House of Sin in Petaluma, CA when i rolled to look up at my massuere and request a happy ending and I noticed the man behind the hands looked awfully familiar. I asked him dreamily, "hey, weren't you in spike of bensonhurst?" and he said "No, but I was in Spike...oh, yeah, I was...you've the one who rented that?" and I proudly sighed yes as his expert hands continued their work. when i awoke he was gone, leaving before i could give him his tip. I ran as in a dream, feet never really touching ground and towel trailing behind me as i called out "i've been around the world and i, i, i, i, i can't find my sasha ?" oh well, sasha, whereever you are, there's a crisp abe lincoln in my sock drawer that smells like robert downey jr and has your name on it. bsrain » Wed Aug 17 2005 00:36:38 How strangely odd. Just last month, my toilet had clogged, so I called up the local Roto­Rooter repairman. When the Roto­Rooter guy arrived, he looked uncannily farmiliar. So, as he was plunging away on the toilet, I daned to ask him "excuse me, good sir, but were you the guy I saw on SmokingGun.com who beats his girlfriend?" He said "no, close though. I did used to beat my wife." I must say though that he did a most excellent job of unclogging my toilet. crankyerma » Wed Oct 19 2005 12:57:53 I went to Starbucks at the corner of La Brea and Sunset and Sasha was not working there but he was kind enough to hold the door open for me. He's a pretty big, muscular type dude these days. I mean, like, beefy, not kickboxery. DrummerFromHOLE » Wed Dec 28 2005 22:39:31 But SERIOUSLY...enough shenanigans... I just got work on a movie called "In The Heat of the Passion" for the Showtime network. Anyways, we shoot all of the dialogue first, then go onto the "steamier" scenes. It's really hard to look at the actors in the eyes, so usually I just show up and do my business ya know. So right when the director yells "Action!", I notice the silent moans of my male counterpart sounded familiar. I said "Hey weren't you in Barb Wire?" He smiled and said "Close ­ I was in Step By Step, which starred Brandon Call who was in Baywatch, which later starred Pamela Anderson, who was the star of Barb Wire." And it hit me that it was none other than Sasha Mitchell pretending to be an innocent poolboy that I was taking advantage of!! Why was he faux­moaning for hours with me on his abdomen? I'll never know but thanks for the swapped spit Sasha! Lushx77 » Wed Apr 26 2006 15:10:45 This is incredible! About a month ago, I was over at the Shakey's Pizza for the bunch O' Lunch, and while I was perusing the salad bar, the salad man looked super familier. I even asked him, "weren't you the one who was on that hip miami rip off show with bill belamy, overdrive?" He smiled and said, "No, but I did play the character "Ron" on another cheap rip off of a classic, Love Boat: The next wave!" Could this really be THE Sasha Mitchell? Guess I will never know, but I will say one thing, that guy tossed salad like a CHAMP! xaquetv » Thu Jun 8 2006 17:40:52 WOW! I'm the guy who began this thread. When I wrote it almost a year ago, I had no idea that I was unleashing something so entertaining and enduring. I don't think I had ever even posted anything on the internet before that. Thank you all for the great laughs; hopefully if Sasha actually reads this, he can laugh along too. My posting was totally innocent and my thanks for the great breakfast was genuine. He honestly seemed like a really great guy. Maybe I'll post my random encounter with Barbra Streisand on her imdb message board and see what happens... onehundredthirtyseven » Sun Jun 25 2006 16:19:38 About a decade ago, i was walking in the mall on a trip. I saw a man Getting a manicure who looked vaguely familiar. I went up to him and asked, Didnt you play the terminator? he smiled and said no, but close­ I played a cybor teacher in class of 1999 and it hit me that it was none other then Sasha Mitchell! Why was he he getting a manicure in comptin i dont know, But thank you sasha for the fashion tips! rodrigofstoll » Mon Jul 3 2006 10:38:36 WHOA! this is way too weird. About a month ago, my friend and I were walking down yonge street here in Toronto and we saw a homeless dude eating some glass for bags of sand. My friend was breaking a coke bottle for him to chew on, when it hit me. The glass chewing dude looked quite familiar...."hey are you that guy from growing pains?" I asked. He replied "No...but close, I just beat my wife." best summer ever. onehundredthirtyseven » Tue Feb 7 2006 13:58:12 About a decade ago, i was watching cops when i saw someone in a domestic dispute who looked vaguely familiar. Just then these 2 kids came running after him and shouted, Werent you the man in slaughter sport? he smiled and said No, but close­ i was in Kickboxer 2 and it hit me that it was none other then Sasha Mitchell Laying the smackdown on his wife. Why he didnt go for a figure four leg lock? i dont know, but thank you sasha! i can now beat up my kid sister Autlan » Thu Mar 2 2006 08:48:59 About two weeks ago I was strolling through the park. With sore soles and out of breath the pony ride caught my eye and I quickened to saddle up. While I was fending off with my walking stick numerous squawking brats, who were now of equal height, I noticed that the stablehand looked rather familiar. "Hey you, you there!", I remarked to the fellow, "Didn't you educate the unruly impoverished youth in that drama, Dangerous Minds?" "No no!", he exclaimed, "But close, I was the cyborg in 'Class of 1999 II : The Substitute'" I have to tell you that that was the best pony ride I've ever had. The beast had enough stamina to haul me around the park twice. Now I tell everyone I meet about the best pony stablehand in the business. Fusetr » Thu Mar 16 2006 11:21:58 Goodness! This really is a small world! About 3 and half years ago I was at this crappy carnival that came to town and I was in line for the Tilt­A­Whirl. When I was about to go on, I noticed the ride operator looked vaguely familiar. I was too nervous, so my friend Phil asked him "Excuse me sir, but weren't you in the Steve Guttenberg/Kirsti Alley picture 'It Takes Two?'" He smiled and said "No, but close ­ I was in 'Parent Trap: Hawaiian Honeymoon'". And that's when it hit me ­ it was none other than Sasha Mitchell who was operating the Tilt­A­ Whirl! He hit some switches and we were flying and whirling all over the place, in directions I never thought were possible! And he even let us stay on and ride again! I must admit, it was the best Tilt­A­Whirl ride I've ever been on. CaptainAmerica10 » Tue Apr 11 2006 10:04:32 I have the Sasha sighting that takes the cake...literally! When my wife and I were browsing wedding cakes at a church bakery I overheard the chef in the kitchen shout "Dude! This frosting is like sugared crack!" I immediately knew who was back there making cakes. I opened the door to the kitchen and there was Sasha, sucking on one of the pastry pouches full of icing. I asked him, "Weren't you Joe Armstrong from 'American Ninja 4: The Annihlation'? He said "No, that was Michael Dudikoff". I looked at him, he looked at me for about a minute...it was then we decided to take our business elsewhere. KingKoala » Sat Jul 22 2006 00:12:56 So, the other day I was at Burger King, and the guy working at the cash register just so happened to be none other than Corey Feldman. I was so shocked I dropped my soda, and spilled it all over the floor. Boy was my face red! Luckily Corey Haim was there to clean it up for me. If you're wondering what this has to do with Sasha, he, along with Vanilla Ice and two former members of Rocka­Pella, (of "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" fame) tried to mug me in the parking lot. Fortunately for me, Sasha's kickboxing skills aren't what they used to be, and the other guys are all talk anyway. Boy, what a day that was. AdamMitchell » Sat Aug 5 2006 11:16:56 I know a lot of you are kidding, but this true story will blow your socks off... Last year I had a heart condition and I needed very riskly, specialized surgery if I were going to continue to live. Moment before I was put under, the surgeon spoke to me to prep me a bit. As he droned on about this and that, I thougt he looked sorta familiar and I asked, "Hey, weren't you the captain on "The Poseidon Adventure?" And he said, "No, but I was on an episode of "The Love Boat." That's when it hit me...my heart surgeon was none other than Sasah Mitchell! By the way...that was the best heart surgery I EVER had and now I'm training for the Olympics. Thank you, Sasha! Smula_2000 » Sat Sep 9 2006 05:23:31 OMG! This is so weird it's actually creepy! You won't believe this! This summer i was on holiday in Norway, and we went tracking on a mountain. And as we were walking we came across this guy milking a musk. I thought he looked kind of familiar, so I asked; "Haven't I seen you somewhere else?" He looked up at me and answered; "No, but close though, I was on St. elswhere." That's when I realized that this musk­milking shepherd was Sasha Mitchell! I wanted to ask for his autograph, but the musks attacked us, so I had to spend the rest of my holiday in hospital. I was worth it though. Best holiday ever! donjohnson2 » Wed Sep 20 2006 12:30:52 SHAZZAM!! This is TOTALLY true! 17 days ago, I was in my lower Sunset Strip flophouse room, sitting on the throne trying to take a much deserved dump after breaking the restaurant customer record at Beans 'N Things Mexican Food for scarfing the most super sized chili burritos (I remember because I hadn't passed a loaf in 4 weeks). I FINALLY squeezed out a hoagie and recoiled at the splash of toilet water hitting my anus as it nosedived into the stained bowl like Greg Louganis. While I was reaching for the end of my long shirt tail to tidy up my drenched backside and close business, I heard a vaguely familiar, albeit tiny, voice rising from deep within the bowl like a muffled and sputtering echo. I sprang up off the seat like I'd just heard "last call" at the bar next door, yanked up my ragged speedos and spun around to face the comode, bending down at the waist and peering closely into the cavernous space. Staring with squinted eyes at the log before me, floating on the surface of the slimy liquid like a HUMONGOUS brown crescent dinner roll, I asked it, "HEY! Weren't you in "With Two You Get Eggroll?!" The floater grinned and said, "No, but close. I was in Fried Green Tomatoes." With a JOLT, it hit me that it was none other than Sasha Mitchell showing tremendous buoyancy in my foul bowl. I will say his breath wasn't great. WHY he slid out of my ass to float lazily in the putrid confines of my john, I'll never know because as I reached for a single sheet of toiletpaper off the floor and a crayon in my pocket to get his autograph, I slipped and had to catch myself from falling by quickly grabbing the flush handle to steady myself, without thinking of the consequences to Sasha. As he twisted and turned, being sucked down into the flush hole at the bottom of my crapper like a violent, watery tornado, I yelled out so my voice could hopefully be heard above the noise of the mighty flush, "Thank you, Sasha! That was the best crap I've had in my entire life!" DJTheThug » Thu Oct 12 2006 14:00:20 I got a good one: I went bowling a few weeks ago. As usual, I go to the front desk to pay for one hour. The woman who normally works there was not there. That day, there was a tall guy filling in. That guy looked strangely familiar so I asked him, "Were you on Full House?" He replied "No, but I was on Step by Step. It turned out to be none other than Sasha Mitchell. Sasha works at a bowling alley in New York, the same city where he spent some time in the late 80s. He was great, when my lane turned off, he even let me finish the game at no charge. The dudesy still has it in him trb2871 » Tue Oct 17 2006 02:34:08 this is crazy! queer indeed...last week my car broke down. i called triple­a and when they arrived the tow truck driver immediately went to work securing my car to tow it (blown head gasket). after he'd hooked up my car he came over to ask where i wanted it towed to. i gave him my address and all the while i felt he looked familiar. i asked him "weren't you on falcon's crest?" he said "no, i was on dallas though." i realized it was sasha mitchell (the triple­a cap and overalls he had on must have thrown me off). he drove my car back to my house and i got to ride in the tow truck with him. he told me that he bought his own tow truck and they pay him 30 cents every mile. he's looking to get into a management position with the company sometime early in 07', he says it's hard to be on the road so much away from his kids...all in all he seemed to be a great guy. honeybellashley » Sat Nov 11 2006 05:50:13 How ironic! One day i was taking a dump in winn­dixie and when the toilet clogs and i tell a employee and they proceed to call the janitor over the intercom,who comes to my rescue?? you guessed it sasha mitchell at first i thought it was keanu reeves then i said where you in bill and teds excellent adventures and he said nope close I played THE angry driver in the #1 comedy of all time dickie roberts and he perceded to get on his hands and knees and unclog the toilet with his dirty feces covered peasant hands. nieder27 » Thu Dec 7 2006 12:02:36 Wow, this is eerie! I was walking down Christopher St in New York and saw a tall guy walking a fluffy little dog. He reminded me of someone! So I went up to him as he was pooper scooping little Fluffy's mess, and I asked, "Hey! Aren't you Sasha Mitchell???" And the dude replied, "Uh no. I'm not." rlem20 » Wed Dec 13 2006 12:04:01 What a coincidence! I was walking out to check the mail the other day when I noticed the guy who cuts my lawn looked vaguely familiar. I questioned him "Are you the guy who played Chuck Norris's sidekick in Walker, Texas Ranger?" he just smiled and replied "No, but close I was in Slammed, remember I was Slammer?" I simply replied "No way, that was you? Can I have an autogr... Oh wait, I'll get it when you sign the bill! Make sure you cut it a little lower this time!" dayraven­1 » Mon Dec 18 2006 13:59:01 you know it's crazy, but just yesterday, i was taking a leak at one of my local walmarts and an employee sideled up to the urinal next to me and started peeing, but he was missing the john and showering my shoe instead. i yelled at him w/o really looking over and said "What are you, a dick?" and he said, "No, but I was in Dickie Roberts..." and i'll be thrice damned if it wasn't sasha mitchell! i apologized for the comment before he wife slapped me and we parted ways w/ a friendly nod, no hard feelings. fmarkland32 » Thu Dec 21 2006 13:57:51 The strangest thing happened to me the other day, I was at the zoo and all of a sudden I saw a familar looking guy cleaning out the elephant cage, when I asked him "Were you in the movie Reservoir Dogs?" He said "No, but I was in Luck Of The Draw!" All of a sudden I realized it was none other than Sasha Mitchell. To which I pointed out where he had missed a spot. Mine is lame I know, but I did want to add one to a brillant thread jeffgoodman19 » Thu Dec 21 2006 21:26:28 Last week I died, and somehow ended up in Hell, When Satan greeted me with his pointy ears & pitchfork, I noticed that he looked vaguely familiar. I asked him, "On earth weren't you Skippy on Family Ties." Satan replied, "Close, I was Cody on Step­By­Step. He told me that he really missed Dana­Burger & Care Bear! BloodyBirthday » Wed Feb 14 2007 13:41:16 I went to get my vagina checked up and my regular doctor had an emergency phone call and told me the other doctor would finish up my exam. I covered my eyes because I am embarassed to have anyone new looking at my cookie and I heard the other doctor come in and as he was looking at me he mentioned I had a real yeast feast going on down there and I said hey you sound familiar and I uncovered my eyes and it was Sasha! rlem20 » Fri Feb 16 2007 07:30:06 It was snowing really bad the other day. I was trying to snowblow, but it was very difficult so see much. Suddenly I heard a familiar voice say "Woah! Dude, you like need a hand?" It was Sasha Mitchell! I said "Sure friend!" He then started kicking down the snow banks, grabbed a shovel and helped me unbury! I'll never forget that day InsideTheCastleWall » Fri Feb 16 2007 22:21:51 About a year ago, I went to visit my dad at the North Carolina State Prison. While I was waiting for them to bring out dad for visiting hour, I noticed a vending machine in the corner decided to check it out. I decided to go for a bag of original flavored doritos. I pressed 'K4' and wouldn't you know it, the doritos got wedged between the glass and the rack. Just then I hear a voice say "Whoa! K4 good choice!" I turn to see a tall guy proceeding to tip the machine. My doritos fall to the bottom on the first try and he hands them to me. I say "Weren't you on 'Saved By The Bell: The College Years'? He smiled and said 'No, but close ­ I was Becky's crush on the made for TV movie 'Not Quite Human'. And it hit me that it was none other than Sasha Mitchell handing me my bag of doritos. Why was he at the North Carolina State Prison being a good samaritan? I don't know, but thank you Sasha! The chips were only half stale. Gingersnaps360 » Tue Feb 27 2007 14:25:34 I know this will be hard to believe, but 3 years ago I was in an antique shop in Pasadena California when I was admiring an antique mirror. Just then I noticed the guy in the mirror, and thought to myself "Man that guy looks familiar". So I asked the guy "Hey weren't you that movie 'Chicago'?" The guy smiled and responded "No, but close I was James Beaumont on the long running night time soap 'Dallas'" I thought about it for a minute and I realized the guy in the mirror was Sasha Mitchell. It's so weird that I'd see his reflection in the mirror, seeing as I am a girl. baroomhero85 » Tue May 8 2007 00:27:32 This is crazy On a hot day in the summer of '99 I went to famed water park, Wild Rivers in Irvine california to keep cool(it was a real scorcher). As I was aimlessly floating around on the lazy river someone splashed me in the back of the head. As i glanced back lividly, to my bewilderment the man looked awfuly familiar so i asked, "Hey, didn't you play the role of Scott Favor in Gus Van Sant's 1991 adapation of William Shakespear's Henry the IV, My Own Private Idaho?" Too which he simply smiled and said. " No, but close, you may remember as Antonio in Pleasures." I didn't. But according to IMDB, that was Sacha Mitchell. Since that incident I have yet to return to Wild Rivers. Thanks Sacha MItchell for taking the lazy out of my river. BondCompanyStooge » Sun Feb 24 2008 13:29:51 This is crazy. Last December I was at the mall buying some Christmas gifts when I decided to go visit the mall Santa. When I sat down on Santa's lap, I knew I recognized him from somewhere. So I asked him "Hey, aren't you that guy from 3rd Rock from the Sun?" He said "No, but I do recognize YOU from the California State Pen a few years back". That's where I knew him from! Mall Santa was none other than Sasha Mitchell, my old cell mate! Man we chatted for a long time. Great guy. CurtisDark » Sun Aug 10 2008 15:29:37 This is the damndest thing. 2 years ago I was undergoing major heart surgery. While I was under anaesthetic I had a strange out of body experience where I felt drawn to a bright light.... As I went toward it a blurry figure appeared and said "Go back, it is not your time" I was about to go when I realised the figure looked familiar... "Hey, didn't you play Gibbs in NCIS?" I asked. "No, but you're close" he said, "I played Commander Curry in an episode of JAG in 2002"... It was then that I realised that my guardian angel was none other than the not­even­dead­yet Sasha Mitchell!! Anyway, I turned round, regained consciousness and have since gone on to win the Nobel Prize. Twice. Thanks Sasha! onehundredthirtyseven » Sun Aug 24 2008 17:48:03 About a year ago, I went to Mcdonalds at 42nd street in manhattan, and I ordered A big mac meal. While I was waiting for my food, I noticed the short order cook working the grill looked vaguely familiar. Just then i Decided to take a chance and confront him, so i asked "weren't you on 'Grays Anatomy'? He smiled and said 'No, but close ­ I was on E.R'. And it hit me that it was none other than Sasha Mitchell cooking my big mac. Why was he wearing a old hairnet? I don't know, but thank you Sasha! Everything was delicious. rlem20 » Sat Nov 29 2008 19:21:50 A couple months ago I was at the Kimbo Slice MMA match. After Kimbo was knocked out, I went into the men's room and walked up to the urinal. Well, someone walks right past me with a mop and bucket, and coveralls. I said "Hey, aren't you the dude that just kicked Kimbo's carcas?" He just laughed and said "Yes, I did, but not tonight. I beat him back when he was fighting other homeless dudes." "I looked at him in disbelief and said "Are you sure?" Sasha turned right to me and said "No, but, I did play David Sloan in Kickerboxer 2." In the excitement I accidently had forgot to zipper up, and made a mess all over Sasha and the floor. He was cool about it and I left. Down_South » Tue Feb 3 2009 07:39:05 True Story: A while back a daycare in my neighborhood caught on fire. The children were trapped. Witnesses on the scene claimed that a mysterious man appeared. He kicked in the door and rescued every­single­child. As mysteriously as he appeared, he vanished. That same day, there was a robbery at my bank. A man pulled a gun on the teller and the guy in line behind him judo­chopped the gun out of his hand. He then did a round house kick, hitting the thief square on the jaw, knocking him unconscious. After tying the guy up, he disappeared. Everyone at the bank told police their "hero" looked very familiar but they could not place him. I was coming home from work that night about 12:00pm. A tire on my car blew out. I was S**t­Outta­Luck. I had no spare, no cell phone signal, and there wasn't a house for miles. In the distance, walking down the side of the road, was a man. He just happened to be rolling a tire along with him. He stopped and gave me the tire. It was very strange that this man just happened to be coming down the road carrying a tire. I thanked the man and ask him, "Dude, you look so familiar, are you the guy from that movie 'Cyborg'?" He laughed and replied, "No, bro! But close... I was in 'Class of 1999 2, and in that movie, I thought I was a robot." I knew then, it was none other than "The Man" Sasha Mitchell. I went to ask him what he was doing on that strip of road at midnight but as quickly as he'd arrived, he was gone. As for the "mysterious man" in the fire rescue and the bank robbery that "mysteriously disappeared", coincidence? I think not. Duncan19 » Mon Apr 20 2009 01:18:22 I just got back from a cross­country road trip and the craziest thing happened. I was eating dinner at a truck stop somewhere along the Wyoming/Montana boarder and this scary, burly truck driver taps me on the shoulder and tells me I'm sitting in his stool. Not wanting any trouble, I was about to get up and continue eating elsewhere when all of a sudden someone tapped the trucker on the shoulder. He was a tall, well­built man with a disarming smile who looked so very familiar. "These stools belong to everybody," the man said to the trucker. "Let him eat his meal in peace." "Who the hell are you?" the trucker said to the man. "The owner of this dump?" "Close, but not quite." The man looked at me and gave a knowing wink. "I played Jeffery Willis in The Flamingo Kid," he said, then punched the trucker so hard in the face his head disintigrated into a pile of ash atop his plad clothing. "Take care of yourself, kid," the man told me. "and tell your friends to rent Gangland, now on DVD." It was only after I got home and told friends of my encounter that I realized I had just met the one and only Sasha Mitchell jns264 » Sun Jul 19 2009 22:13:55 Back in 2006 I was in a K­Mart going through a $2 DVD bin and I came across a copy of Kickboxer 3: The Art of War. I said to the employee stacking pringles cylinders, "Hey, this actor looks a lot like the guy I saw stacking giant mayonnaise jars at Costco." He said, "Yeah I have two jobs now." Father_Anthonis » Wed Dec 23 2009 09:54:14 You won't believe this but I was 7 Eleven the other day getting a slurpie when some tall crackhead came in with a rusty old butter knife came in and robbed the joint. After the cute female scared to hell clerk gave all the money up as he was leaving I blurt out after looking at his face Hey aren't you that tall guy from the hills have eyes? And he responds No I played Antonio from Pleasures though. And it hit me I was talking to world known wife beater Sasha Mitchell!!! Unfortunately he was shot point blank a couple mins later down the street by the cops. Who would of known? Psycho_JAK » Tue Mar 23 2010 11:09:01 GUESS WHAT! I went to Radio Shack a couple months ago to get a new charger for my phone. When I saw the guy behind the counter I thought he looked vaguely familiar. I went up to him and said, "Hey! Weren't you in Kickboxer 2?" He said, "No, it was.... oh wait.... yes I was." Then he sold me an awesome charger. My phone still hasn't died. Thanks, Sasha! chaostorm » Wed Oct 12 2011 17:39:09 that's so odd, about 3 years ago I was visiting Jerusalem, Israel, and when I went to the western wall to pray to god I saw a guy with a yamaka praying very loudly and he seemed vaguely familiar, then I saw a rabbi asking the guy if he was in Don't Mess With The Zohan, and the guy said close­ I was in kickboxer 2, it immediately hit me: it was Sasha Mitchell, and all my prayers were answered, thanks Sasha! rckland » Tue May 29 2012 22: 29:27 Check this out, I went to a high­end, quaint tea shop the other day for afternoon tea & crumpets. Since I both broke my hands & they're in casts, I couldn't handle the hot drinks. Who comes out to assist me? None other than SASHA MITCHELL, the star of ABC's "Step by Step." I politely asked him to teabag me, to which he replied, "Gladly." I can honestly say I've never been teabagged by a nicer gentleman. -EOF-