Kirk Baily

• Name — Kirk Baily • Birth Name — Kirk William Baily • Born — 2 February 1963 • Birthplace — Adrian, Michigan, U.S. • Died — 28 February 2022 • Place of death — Los Angeles, California, U.S. • Other Names — Bo Williams • Education — Miami University • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1972–2022 • Partner — Ranjani Brow • Children — 2

Baily was born in Adrian, Michigan on February 2, 1963. His father Harold Baily was a Navy veteran from Adrian, and his mother Barbara Baily (née Moats) a teacher from Ney, Ohio. Baily cited Abbott and Costello, Dick Van Dyke, The Three Stooges and Tim Conway as early creative influences since he and his four brothers enjoyed watching them on television.

He graduated from Adrian High School in 1981, where he was a baseball player and swimmer. Baily graduated from the Theatre program at Miami University in 1985 after starring in their production of The Front Page that same year. He was a member of Ohio Lambda, Miami University's Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He moved to New York after college to further study theatre. After moving to Los Angeles in 1991 to pursue acting full-time, he performed with The Groundlings and The Second City while working as an acting coach and high school drama teacher.

Baily starred as camp counselor Kevin "Ug" Lee on the popular Nickelodeon sitcom Salute Your Shorts from 1991 to 1992. He had a recurring role as Greg Madigen during the final season of Melrose Place in 1999. Baily found success as a voice actor, starring as Tetsuya Kajiwara in Fushigi Yûgi, Millions Knives in Trigun, and Shin in Cowboy Bebop. He also worked doing ADR looping for film and television.

Baily ruptured his left ear drum after diving into Franklin Canyon Lake while filming the Salute Your Shorts episode "Ug's Girlfriend is Coming" in 1991, causing permanent hearing loss. He was married to Peggy Ziegler from 1993 until their divorce in 2019. They had two children, Bella Clare and Bowen. Baily and Michael Ray Bower were groomsmen for the wedding of their former Salute Your Shorts castmate Danny Cooksey in 1998. He is survived by his partneractress Ranjani Browand his two children.

• Illustration — Baily and Ranjani Brow Baily became sick, tested positive for lung cancer in August 2021, but stated he would continue to do dubbing projects as long as he was able to. He died in Los Angeles from heart failure caused by the disease on February 28, 2022, 26 days after his 59th birthday. Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank and DC League of Super-Pets were his final projects and both were dedicated in his memory. Sam Roberts memorialized Baily on the March 2, 2022, episode of Sam Roberts Now. A celebration of life was held for Baily in Pasadena, California, on May 21, 2022.

List of acting performances in film and television • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1989 — Alexa — Tony • 1990 — Lifestories — Philip Richardson — Episode: "Steve Burdick" • 1991 — Voodoo Dawn — Kevin • 1991 — Absolute Strangers — Arnie — Television film • 1991–92 — Salute Your Shorts — Kevin "Ug" Lee — 26 episodes • 1993 — Caroline at Midnight — Detective #2 • 1994 — Greyhounds — Billy Bruno — Television film • 1994 — Silk Stalkings — Gary Holden — Episode: "Maid Service"; uncredited • 1994 — Models Inc. — Barry — Episode: "In Models We Trust" • 1995 — Houseguest — Stuart the Manager • 1995 — Sisters — The Creep — Episode: "100" • 1995 — Black Day Blue Night — Mayor's Assistant • 1996 — Beverly Hills, 90210 — Tony Spencer — Episode: "Coming Out, Getting Out, Going Out"; credited as Kirk Bailey • 1997 — The Larry Sanders Show — Ed — Episode: "Pain Equals Funny" • 1997 — The 6th Man — Coach Nichols • 1997 — Back in Business — Yuppie • 1997 — Pacific Blue — Mike Grant — Episode: "Matters of the Heart" • 1998 — 3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain — Carl • 1998 — 7th Heaven — Joe James — Episode: "Time to Leave the Nest" • 1998 — Indiscreet — Larry Neal — Television film • 1998 — Outside Ozona — Agent Tony Cole • 1999 — Melrose Place — Greg Madigan — 3 episodes • 1999 — Soccer Dog: The Movie — Ref • 1999 — Star Trek: Voyager — Magnus Hansen — Episode: "Dark Frontier" • 2000 — Rocket's Red Glare — Mr. Matthews — Television film • 2001 — Judging Amy — Harry Winter — Episode: "Between the Wanting and the Getting" • 2001 — FreakyLinks — Officer Scott Hanover — Episode: "Subject: Police Siren" • 2001 — Felicity — Financial Aid Officer — 2 episodes; credited as Kirk Bailey • 2002 — NYPD Blue — Roger Simmons — Episode: "Humpty Dumpty" • 2004 — Life on Liberty Street — ER Intern — Television film • 2008 — Bottle Shock — Loan Officer • 2008 — Nobel Son — Wil Cavalere • 2011 — Five — Scott — Television film • 2015 — The3Tails Movie: A Mermaid Adventure — Head Coast Guard

List of voice performances in anime • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1998 — Fushigi Yûgi: Memories First OAV — Tetsuya Kajiwara — Credited as Bo Williams • 1998 — Fushigi Yûgi: The Mysterious Play - Reflections OAV 2 — Tetsuya Kajiwara — Credited as Bo Williams • 1999 — Fist of the North Star — Gibara — Episode: "Tremble & Die! - Villains of Night Fog Valley!"; credited as Bo Williams • 1999 — Mobile Suit Gundam — Cpt. Garma Zabi — Credited as Bo Williams • 1999 — Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow — Cpt. Garma Zabi — Credited as Bo Williams • 1999 — Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory — Pilot of Bloom's Shuttle • 1999 — Dual! Paralle lunlun monogatari — United Team Alliance — 3 episodes; credited as Bo Williams • 1999 — Cowboy Bebop — Shin — 2 episodes; credited as Bo Williams • 2001 — Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team — Fed Gossiper / Unit 2 — Credited as Bo Williams • 2001 — Gate Keepers — Train Passenger — Credited as Bo Williams • 2001 — Hand Maid May — Raffle Ticket Man — Credited as Bo Williams • 2001 — Ah! My Goddess: The Movie — Additional Voices — Credited as Bo Williams • 2001 — Vampire Princess Miyu — Father — Episode: "Reiha Has Come" • 2001 — Metropolis — Marduk / Scientist • 2001 — Saint Tail — Crook 2 — Episode: "Legend of Happiness?! The Clock Tower Commotion" • 2002 — Armitage III: Dual Matrix — Robot Security Guard / Unit Dispatcher • 2002 — Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran — Beninosuke / Junai Yoshikawa — 13 episodes • 2002 —.hack Liminality Vol. 1: In the Case of Mai Minase — Masaya Makino • 2002 — Fushigi Yûgi: The Mysterious Play - Eikoden — Tetsuya Kajiwara — 4 episodes; credited as Bo Williams • 2003 — Trigun — Millions Knives (Adult) — 8 episodes; credited as Bo Williams • 2003 — Rurouni Kenshin — Reisui — Episode: "The Magic of Feng Shui"; credited as Bo Williams • 2003 — Cowboy Bebop: The Movie — Robber D • 2003 — Android Kikaider: The Animation — Ichiro Komyoji — Episode: "Kodoku na Ningyô" • 2003 —.hack Liminality Vol. 4: Trismegitstus — Masaya Makino • 2004 — Yukikaze — Press Reporter #2 • 2004–06 — Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex — Yamaguchi / Kawashima — 13 episodes • 2005 — Rescue Me Mave-Chan — Classmate 1 • 2011 — From Up on Poppy Hill — Additional Voices

List of voice performances in video games • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 2000 — Galerians — Birdman / Dr. Pascale — Credited as Bo Williams • 2000 — Star Trek: Voyager – Elite Force — Crewman Mitch Cstalos / Malon — Credited as Kirk Bailey • 2003 —.hack Infection — Additional Voices • 2003 —.hack Mutation — Additional Voices • 2003 —.hack Outbreak — Additional Voices • 2004 —.hack Quarantine — Additional Voices • 2004 — Shadow Hearts: Covenant — Hien — Credited as Bo Williams • 2008 — Condemned 2: Bloodshot — Thieves / Vagrants / Rioters — Credited as Kirk Bailey