Robbie Rist is one of the most popular and richest TV Actor who was born on April 4, 1964 in Woodland Hills, California, United States. American actor, best known for his roles in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and as Cousin Oliver on The Brady Bunch’s final episodes.
On The Mary Tyler Moore Show, he played the role of He played the son of Ted Knight (Ted Baxter) on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. (Ted Baxter).
After The Brady Bunch he co-starred in the Saturday morning comedy Big John, Little John as Little John. He portrayed Glendon Farrell on the David Hartman vehicle Lucas Tanner, Tommy in the series premiere for the short-lived CBS drama series Bronk, and Martin in the short-lived Sanford and Son spin-off Grady in 1975, and in 1976 and 1977 played Ted Baxter’s son David on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, along with three episodes of The Bionic Woman. In 1980, Rist played “Dr. Zee” on Galactica 1980. He made four guest appearances on CHiPs and the short-lived CBS series Whiz Kids, and also played Booger in a failed Revenge of the Nerds TV pilot. In 1986, Rist had a notable supporting role as Milo in the action film, Iron Eagle which was a box-office hit despite being critically panned.
As an adult, Rist has worked as a voice actor, such as in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film series (as the voice of Michaelangelo); from 1984 to 1986, he starred in the Saturday morning cartoon Kidd Video, playing the character Whiz both in live-action music videos and animated sequences. He was the voice of Star, an mauve-and-cream Siberian Husky, in the animated 1995 Universal Studios film Balto, and to date, this is his first and only role in a full-length animated film. He was also the voice of Aaron in the PC game Star Warped. An episode of Batman: The Animated Series titled “Baby Doll” contained a character called Cousin Spunky that was intended to boost sagging ratings of the fictional Baby Doll sitcom, a clear reference to Cousin Oliver (Rist lent his voice to the episode, but did not play Cousin Spunky; his character was an adult).
His parents, German immigrants, were extremely protective of him when his first act began.
