Timothy Davis-Reed

A sort of physical good luck charm for Aaron Sorkin, Timothy Davis-Reed is one of the few actors other than Felicity Huffman to have appeared in three of the screenwriter/producer's television projects. He made his onscreen debut playing a pirate on a 1988 episode of the pre-teen sketch comedy show "Square One TV." Aside from a handful of minor motion picture roles, television continued to be the major outlet for Davis-Reed. Among the parts he played was a fencer ("The Equalizer"), a Kyrian spectator ("Star Trek: Voyager"), a customs officer ("Will and Grace"), and an interviewer ("Scrubs"). Sorkin gave Davis-Reed his most substantial roles--as a television tech named Chris ("Sports Night"), White House Press Corps reporter Mark O'Donnell ("The West Wing

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YOUNG SHELDON · S6, E8

Legalese and a Whole Hoo-Ha

Sheldon’s database invention puts him at odds with the university. Also, the church takes issue with Meemaw’s video store.
WILL & GRACE: ORIGINAL · S3, E1

New Will City

Will (Eric McCormack) finally returns from his Caribbean working vacation and tries to help a confused Grace (Debra Messing) decide between her two sub-par boyfriends [guest stars Corey Parker and Gregory Hines (not seen)] but he gets a rude awakening when he jealously discovers that Jack (Sean Hayes) has insinuated himself with Grace in his absence - making him feel like odd man out. Elsewhere, when Karen (Megan Mullally) also arrives back from the Caribbean with expensive contraband, she cons poor Rosario (Shelley Morrison) into taking the fall and the jail time when they encounter customs.
LAW & ORDER TRUE CRIME: THE MENENDEZ MURDERS · S1, E5

Episode 5

Before the trial begins, Judge Stan Weisberg (Anthony Edwards) grants a petition allowing the court proceedings to be broadcast on television, bringing a heightened level of public scrutiny to the case as the prosecution and defense present their arguments. When the prosecution's star witness, Dr. Oziel (Josh Charles), takes the stand, his questionable ethics and motives threaten to destroy his credibility. Meanwhile, the defense faces an uphill battle in getting Judge Weisberg to understand the relevance of Lyle (Miles Gaston Villanueva) and Erik's (Gus Halper) complicated upbringing. With the trial reaching a pivotal juncture, Leslie (Edie Falco) struggles with personal demons while she and her husband also move forward in the adoption process.
LAW & ORDER TRUE CRIME: THE MENENDEZ MURDERS · S1, E6

Episode 6

The jury hears from Lyle (Miles Gaston Villanueva) and Erik (Gus Halper) for the first time when the brothers testify in court, recounting in detail the years of sexual abuse that led them to fear for their lives. Leslie (Edie Falco) makes a surprising move after Judge Weisberg (Anthony Edwards) approves the prosecution's request to unseal the tape of the brothers' confession to Dr. Oziel (Josh Charles). After closing arguments are made, the jury is left to determine a verdict. Meanwhile, Leslie finds a renewed purpose after she and her husband welcome their adopted son into their home.
SCRUBS · S4, E11

My Unicorn

A man (guest star Matthew Perry) donates a kidney to his ailing father (guest star John Bennett Perry).

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