Seguin (1982) - Don Erasmo T.J. Hooker (1982–1986) - Gus Kalioki / Miguel Gomez / Dr. Frank Martinez Born to the Wild (1982) - Lost Robe Tales of the Gold Monkey (1983) - The Magistrate Jennifer Slept Here (1983) - Enrique Airwolf (1984) - Philip Maurice Magnum, P.I. (1985) - Will Kenikowa Fresno (1986 miniseries) - Commandante Knight Rider (1986) - Roderigo DeLorca Star Trek: The Next Generation (1988, Episode: "Conspiracy") - Adm. Savar The Golden Girls (1988) - Fidel Santiago Zorro (1990-1993) - Don Alejandro de la Vega Time Trax (1993) - The Chief Star Trek: Voyager (1995-1996) - Kolopak Babylon 5 (1997) - Dr. William Indiri Soap opera performances include: General Hospital - Ambassador Tabris (1982) / DVX-backed Colonel (1987) Dynasty - (1982) - Ramon Dallas (1983) - Garcia One Life to Live (1987) - Dante Medina Santa Barbara (1989-1992) - Rafael Castillo The Bold and the Beautiful (1998-2001) - Dr. Carlos Nunez Music videos In 1982, Darrow appeared as the prize wheel spinner in the music video for Santana's "Hold On", which was released as the lead single from their album Shangó. It was directed by John Mark Robinson. Awards A Bambi Award, Germany's equivalent of the Emmys, for The High Chaparral. An Emmy for his role in the soap opera Santa Barbara''. The Ricardo Montalbán/Nosotros Award. Darrow was the inaugural winner of the award for his contributions in improving Latinos image. The ALMA Awards Ricardo Montalbán Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. The Miller Brewing Company honored Darrow by portraying him in its 2000 Hispanic-American Calendar. See also List of Puerto Ricans Notes References External links Interview with Henry Darrow – The Spectrum, November 2015. Interview with Henry Darrow at Classic Film & TV Cafe 1933 births 2021 deaths American male film actors American male soap opera actors American male television actors American people of Puerto Rican descent Daytime Emmy Award winners Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series winners Recipients of the Bambi (prize) Male actors from New York City Male actors from Los Angeles Western (genre) television actors University of Puerto Rico alumni