In 2007 he landed the leading
role in the sitcom The Big Bang Theory and it grew to be one of the most popular shows on TV, earning Galecki Emmy, Golden Globe, and Sag nominations in 2011 for his work on the show.
Jason continued with small acting and voice - acting
roles in sitcoms, cartoons, and films until 1992, where he landed the role of Dash X in «Eerie, Indiana» (1991).
The 29 - year - old Wayans appeared in a plenty of his father's work as a younger man: he played the younger version of David Alan Grier in his father's film «Blankman,» and would later appear in a recurring
role in his sitcom «My Wife And Kids,» as well as being a regular on his short - lived Showtime sketch comedy series «The Underground.»
Not exact matches
White's performance was edgy and widely praised, and the grandmother with a blue streak finished out 2010 by agreeing to costar
in the TV Land
sitcom Hot
in Cleveland, releasing a calendar and popping up
in cameo
roles on almost every self - respecting comedy
in the fall.
There, the comedian tells stories about his early years on stage, drag racing on Woodward Avenue, and his brief stint
in prison for drug violations, before landing his iconic
role on the ABC
sitcom «Home Improvement.»
This fall, Ellie Kemper, best known for her
role as Erin on The Office, will star
in her own NBC
sitcom, Brenda Forever.
The
sitcom Young Sheldon featured an interesting moment recently, with prayer playing a pretty essential
role in the plot.
Mayim Bialik, Ph.D., is perhaps best known for her lead
role as Blossom Russo
in the 1990s television
sitcom Blossom, and she currently appears on the top - rated comedy The Big Bang Theory.
She is best known for her lead
role in the 1990s NBC
sitcom Blossom, as well as for her portrayal of the young Bette Midler
in «Beaches.»
In January 2013 Loughton was involved in a political dispute involving his earlier work as a minister in the Department of Education when he compared the role of Education Secretary Michael Gove to «Young Mr Grace» from the British sitcom Are You Being Serve
In January 2013 Loughton was involved
in a political dispute involving his earlier work as a minister in the Department of Education when he compared the role of Education Secretary Michael Gove to «Young Mr Grace» from the British sitcom Are You Being Serve
in a political dispute involving his earlier work as a minister
in the Department of Education when he compared the role of Education Secretary Michael Gove to «Young Mr Grace» from the British sitcom Are You Being Serve
in the Department of Education when he compared the
role of Education Secretary Michael Gove to «Young Mr Grace» from the British
sitcom Are You Being Served?
Bronx - born actor Steve Landesberg, known for his
role on the long - running
sitcom «Barney Miller,» died
in Los Angeles Monday from colon cancer.
The fall 2015 could not pass around the iconic brand, which has played a leading
role in Princess Diana's fashion life and which has gracefully embellished the popular American television
sitcom «Sex and the City».
Angelina Danielle's passion for acting recently landed her the principle
role of Hope
in the all Michigan based TV
sitcom / film «Percipience» which is set to be released
in 2016.
The American actress is best known for her
roles as Maeby Fünke
in the Fox / Netflix television
sitcom Arrested Development.
He was
in small TV
roles on the basis of his «build»; one of his early jobs on the weekly
sitcom Topper garnered more fan mail than any other episode of that series.
She landed a regular
role as Linda, a not - so - bright nurse's aide, on the 1998 CBS
sitcom Becker, starring Ted Danson, and stuck with the series until it wrapped
in 2004.
With her
role as the epnoymous character
in Frida (2002), Hayek disappeared into her subject so convincingly that not only would she return to the good graces of critics, but earn an Oscar nomination as well.Hayek would spend the coming years enjoying superstar status with everything from comedic turns on
sitcoms like Ugly Betty (which she produced) and 30 Rock, to meaty
roles in dramatic thrillers like Savages.
He is perhaps best known for his
role as «Steven Keaton»
in the 1980s
sitcom Family Ties, and as «Burt Gummer»
in the Tremors movies series.
Fans of the
sitcom Green Acres (1965 - 71) will remember Moore best as self - contradictory agricultural agent Hank Kimball a
role he reprised
in a 1990 reunion film.
Moran continues to perform at various international comedy festivals, and is known for his
role as David
in Shaun of the Dead, as well as a quirky bookshop owner
in the popular British
sitcom Black Books, which he also co-wrote.
In 2007, McCarthy was cast in a supporting role alongside Christina Applegate on the ABC comedy Sam I Am.She found genuine success with the sitcom Molly and Me, playing one - half of a weight - challenged couple opposite Billy Gardel and earning an Emmy nod for Best Actress in a Comedy Serie
In 2007, McCarthy was cast
in a supporting role alongside Christina Applegate on the ABC comedy Sam I Am.She found genuine success with the sitcom Molly and Me, playing one - half of a weight - challenged couple opposite Billy Gardel and earning an Emmy nod for Best Actress in a Comedy Serie
in a supporting
role alongside Christina Applegate on the ABC comedy Sam I Am.She found genuine success with the
sitcom Molly and Me, playing one - half of a weight - challenged couple opposite Billy Gardel and earning an Emmy nod for Best Actress
in a Comedy Serie
in a Comedy Series.
Abandoning the screen for a career as a legal secretary the same year that Zelig was released, fate guided Jeter back into his true calling when a producer, recalling his
role in television's Designing Women, asked that he take a supporting
role on the Burt Reynolds»
sitcom Evening Shade.
Throughout his Broadway years, he made infrequent film and TV appearances; he played supporting
roles in such movies as All the President's Men (1976) and Pennies from Heaven (1980), was briefly a regular on Falcon Crest, guested as Shelley Fabares» father on the
sitcom Coach, and was seen
in the made - for - TV features Separate but Equal (1991) and Citizen Cohn (1992).
By the early»50s, Lemmon had appeared
in hundreds of live TV
roles, including
in the dramatic series Kraft Television Theater and Robert Montgomery Presents, as well as co-starring with first wife, Cynthia Stone,
in two short - lived
sitcoms.
All Over Town led to the tiny but pivotal
role as a testy secretary
in the Dustin Hoffman - Robert Redford feature All the President's Men (1976)-- which,
in turn, led to Holliday's being cast as wise - cracking waitress Florence Jean «Flo» Castleberry
in the TV
sitcom Alice (1976 - 80).
Actress Tracy Pollan had a few commercials and minor TV
roles to her credit when,
in 1985, she was cast as Ellen Reed on the long - running
sitcom Family Ties.
The actress also found a great deal of success on the small screen — Ivey starred
in television productions of The Long, Hot Summer (1985), Dixie: Changing Habits (1985), We Are the Children (1987), and Decoration Day (1990) before landing several prominent
sitcom roles.
By age 16, he dropped out of high school to take up acting full - time, relocating to Manhattan to make his off - Broadway debut
in 1972
in Rain, and a minor
role in the touring company of the hit musical Grease followed.
In 1975, Travolta was cast
in an ABC
sitcom entitled Welcome Back, Kotter.
The first — a collaboration with Grant Tinker (off - camera husband of Mary Tyler Moore from The Dick Van Dyke Show) led to Van Dyke's starring
role in the 1965 fantasy - tinged
sitcom My Mother the Car, which cast him as Dave Crabtree, a fellow revisited by his deceased mother —
in the form of an automobile.
Producer / creator Barry Kemp felt that the actor would be the wrong choice for the part (and eventually handed it to Tom Poston instead), but also felt so impressed by Van Dyke's talents that he both cast the actor
in a guest - starring
role on a season - one episode of that series (he played a flustered travel agent named Roy Herzog), and promised Van Dyke a more substantial recurring assignment on a
sitcom.
She shifted to domestic comedy with ease
in the
role of Samantha Stephens, the attractive witch heroine of the long - running (1964 - 1973) TV
sitcom Bewitched.
Moving into the new millennium with
roles in Dancing
in September (2000) and Biker Boyz (2003), Brown returned to the small screen with a supporting
role in the 2003
sitcom Whoopie.
When he was barely an adolescent, the young actor made his Broadway debut opposite Judd Hirsch
in the acclaimed play Conversations With My Father and landed a recurring
role on the short - lived
sitcom Drexell's Class around the same time.
Rodriguez starred
in the short - running
sitcom AKA Pablo (1984), drawing from his own experiences to play the
role of up - and - coming nightclub comic Paul (Pablo) Rivera.
Fourteen years later, he could be seen as oddball science teacher Hector Vargas
in the weekly
sitcom Fast Times, repeating his
role from the 1982 theatrical feature Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
Although starring
in a TV film, providing voices for cartoons, and guest - starring
in sitcoms, Jason's next memorable
role was a voice - acting one, that of Goofy's son, Max Goof,
in the animated film A Goofy Movie (1995).
He benefited hugely from his association with Foxworthy, who featured the comic
in an occasional supporting
role on his
sitcom The Jeff Foxworthy Show; the two then teamed up with Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White for the mega-successful Blue Collar Comedy Tour, which spawned its own concert film
in 2003.
In 1992, Engvall landed a recurring
role on the short - lived
sitcom Delta (with Delta Burke as a struggling country singer); he played Buck Overton, the husband of Delta's cousin and number one fan, Lavonne (Gigi Rice).
An amusing supporting
role as a myopic ballplayer
in the William Bendix comedy Kill the Umpire (1950) led to D'Andrea being cast as Bendix's buddy Gillis on the TV
sitcom The Life of Riley
in 1953.
Chris Parnell is here as a fellow emasculated grad - student - partner, padding out the number of NBC
sitcom actors with
roles in the film, which was produced by Universal, which owns NBC, yada yada.
Morning Randolph certainly wasn't Sean and Beverly's first choice for the
role of the middle - aged lesbian librarian
in their
sitcom — she's blond and undeniably hot, despite being bizarrely ageless.
Kinnear's TV credits include THE CASUAL VACANCY, the
sitcom COUNT ARTHUR STRONG, the Tony Grisoni - written Southcliffe (for which he was nominated for a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor), LOVING MISS HATTO, Charlie Brooker's BLACK MIRROR, Rupert Goold's RICHARD II as Bolingbroke and the title
role in the ITV drama LUCAN.
In fall 2007, he took on a regular
role as a Neanderthal on the bizarre ad campaign - turned -
sitcom Cavemen.
In the television venue, guest
roles followed on series including ER and NYPD Blue, as well as a recurring parts on Murder One, Party of Five, and on the Friday - night ABC
sitcom Boy Meets World as high school senior Griff Hawkins.
Following a series of supporting feature performances, Cranston moved back to the small screen with a regular
role in the 1988
sitcom Raising Miranda.
In 2007, Helberg was cast in the regular role of Howard Wolowitz on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, about a couple of nerdy physicists (Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons) who struggle with women, and everything else outside the la
In 2007, Helberg was cast
in the regular role of Howard Wolowitz on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory, about a couple of nerdy physicists (Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons) who struggle with women, and everything else outside the la
in the regular
role of Howard Wolowitz on the
sitcom The Big Bang Theory, about a couple of nerdy physicists (Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons) who struggle with women, and everything else outside the lab.
He began to branch into comedy during his supporting stint as obstetrician Leon Bessemer on the Marlo Thomas
sitcom That Girl, but his most memorable
role would come
in 1980 as the nasty, chauvinistic boss
in 9 to 5.
Born and raised
in L.A., Mackenzie began as a child and teen actor on TV
in the early 1980s with
roles in the TV movie Lois Gibbs and the Love Canal (1982), and the girls» prep - school
sitcom The Facts of Life.
In 2008, he landed the starring role of a newly divorced father in the CBS sitcom Gary Unmarrie
In 2008, he landed the starring
role of a newly divorced father
in the CBS sitcom Gary Unmarrie
in the CBS
sitcom Gary Unmarried.
The film features some of the earliest screen appearances of Emmy - nominated
sitcom veteran Ed O'Neill («Married... With Children», «Modern Family»), playing a mercenary reluctant to go on the mission, and a young Jim Broadbent, who is lowly credited but instantly recognizable
in a brief background
role.