Dick Anthony Williams

Tony Award-winning stage actor Dick Anthony Williams never quite managed to match the power of his theater career on film and TV. But he has been able to land several series regular roles along the way, starting with the 1985-1986 ABC show "Our Family Honor," a "Goodfellas"-like drama in which Williams played a cop facing off against a Mafia family governed by Ray Liotta's Ed Santini. Williams was also a cop the following TV season on "Heart of the City," centered on the efforts of one single-parent force member, played by Robert Desiderio, to raise his two children. The character's daughter was played by a young Christina Applegate. In '91, Williams landed a regular role on yet another ABC-TV offering, "Homefront," set in the small Ohio town of River Run right after World War II. The show was the most well received of Williams's three ABC series efforts, garnering an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Drama Series.

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THE X-FILES · S1, E16

Young at Heart

A criminal believed to have died in prison years earlier wages a vendetta against Mulder.
JAG · S2, E13

Code Blue

Although hobbled by a knee injury, Harm must take on Islamic terrorists who have taken over a hospital to seize an Israeli diplomat.
THE JEFFERSONS · S6, E14

Brother Tom

When friends from Helen's high school days make Tom feel out of place in his own hone, he makes the mistake of turning to George for help.
NYPD BLUE · S5, E6

Dead Man Talking

Simone and Sipowicz investigate an apparent home invasion robbery that left a woman and her infant son dead. Fancy’s dying friend asks that a fifteen-year-old murder case be reopened.
227 · S2, E17

A Good Citizen

Sandra alerts the police that she suspects her current love interest Justin has stolen more than her heart. The detectives set up surveillance headquarters in the home of Mary and Lester.

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