That second "untitled Netflix show" is now titled- I'll be appearing in the pilot episode of "The Defenders", bringing together all of the Marvel-Netflix superheroes for one intense, 8-ep miniseries!
I'll be facing off against Matt Murdock (Daredevil's lawyer secret identity) in court, as an unscrupulous CEO. The series drops on Netflix on Friday August 17th!

Friday June 9th- set your Netflix machines and prepare to binge watch the ride of your lives. Or +3, +7, whatever your viewing habits are. I'll pop up a few times for some lighter moments.

​If you can't handle the suspense, my IMDB page list what episodes I'm in. But let it be a surprise.

It's official- I'll be playing Bill Bayley, father to one Baxter Bayley, a certain CO who's in a bit of a mess as of last season's finale.

The cast and crew were such a delight to work with. Alan Eisenberg, who plays Bax, and I also joked that his real dad has 15 years on me, and he has 15 years on my real kid. Nothing a little makeup and hair-greying won't fix. It was a real thrill and honor to be a part of this iconic show. Drop date to follow...

Actor's deal with the uncertainty of the business and the lopsided amount of "no"s we hear in different ways. Mine is usually to focus on the task at hand, to enjoy the work and just do the scene/audition in front of me with no thoughts or expectations beyond doing it well. 
That can sometimes lead to funny exchanges like:
Manager: "Guess who booked 'Oceans'?...
Me: Um, I did? What is that?

I'd auditioned for it some weeks before, not registered what the title meant, and didn't give it a second thought until this call.

I get to be a man in the upcoming and amazing female-reboot/continuation of the "Ocean's" films. I'm incredibly excited to be in such a high-profile piece with such mind-blowingly talented humans. I'll post more details when it's time.

I got the call- I'll be coming back and getting to explore the character and relationships even more. I'm very excited for this on so many levels. I even got to do some ADR on the first episode so i got a sneak peek and it looks great! Can't wait for it to go live...next season.

(I had to use another Netflix logo, just for variety)

What an incredible group of people. And one of the oddest things Ive ever done for camera. But it was the first time I got to wear something other than a suit on TV! Very "other".
I wish there was more I could say, but I did hear it whispered that "we'll be back here quite a bit this season". So that's something to look forward to...

I'm very excited that I'll get to be on this show, even if I can't yet say what it is. NDA's are tough, man. I'm not sure if i'll be coming back, but I have a hunch- either way, it's a fantastic role and a great opening scene. I'm doing some very weird things. Stay tuned!

It was a fantastic shoot, with some old and new faces. Ryan McFaul directed again, and still so much fun to work with. I'd expected to see Michael Torpey as my partner in crime but when I got the call-sheet I discovered he must have had a conflict. I was paired instead with...Chris Parnell. Not a bad replacement. 

Comedy Central is nice enough to air their episodes online as well, so you can watch it here, episode 4.1 "The World's Most Interesting Woman In The World." Our sketch starts at 2:53 (1:38 for the always helpful intro interview). It also airs tonight on Comedy Central. "Fooling Around Chicken", raising sex-avoidance to competition level sport.