The New Outer Limits (1996) (TV)
- Starring as Prof. Davis in "The Deprogrammers"
- The New Outer Limits aired from 1995-2002 and is in the tradition of the classic anthology series. It brings back the bizarre, frightening, and disturbing while pushing the imagination to its farthest reaches.
- The Deprogrammers is about Earth under alien rule with millions dead and the human race has been programmed into slavery. A small band of rebels kidnaps the alien leaders personal slave. When he is de programmed, he learns of the death of his daughter. He agrees to join the rebels and assassinate his former alien master, with devastating results.
- Trent Davis is leader of the rebels and tries to return the slave (Evan) to his former self through deprogramming.

Dream On (1996) (TV)
- Starring as Dr. Strongwater in "The Spirit of 76th & Park"
- This is a comedy about Martin Tupper (Brian Benben), who is divorced, living with his teenage son, still friends with his ex-wife, constantly looking for dates and is a book editor with a ditsy, secretary. This series uses clips from old films for Martin's reactions (hence the title) and has many sexual references, with occasional swearing and nudity.
- In this episode, Martin moves into Judith's high-tech apartment.

Mad About You (1995) (TV)
- Starring as Bob, the Dog Agent in "Just My Dog"
- A sitcom where Jaime (Helen Hunt) and Paul Buchman (Paul Reiser) are a young couple that have been married for five months and are living together in an apartment in Manhattan. Jamie & Paul are neurotic, but in totally different ways. Paul is a careful and analytic documentary filmmaker, and Jaime is a free spirited, public relations expert.
- This episode is about the tale of Murray's show-biz career. Spawned by a walk-on appearance in a commercial directed by Paul that Murray heads all the way to an audition for a series.

Night Court (1987) (TV)
- Starring as Bob Wheeler in 5 episodes
- The show was about Manhattan night court judge Harry T. Stone (Harry Anderson). Although he came across as a jokester, Harry was a highly successful judge with a sense of fair play. He had a fondness for faded blue jeans and singer Mel Tormé. The supporting cast included John Larroquette as Assistant D.A. Dan Fielding, who was always trying to score with the ladies and Richard Moll as Bull Shannon the extremely large bailiff.
- Bob Wheeler was a patriarch of a family of West Virginia hicks.

Sledge Hammer! (1987) (TV)
- Starring as a Soldier in "The Spa Who Loved Me"
- Sledge Hammer (David Rasche) is the ultimate tough cop with a big gun, a parody of the type popularized by Clint Eastwood in the "Dirty Harry" films. His cases are usually solved by his female partner, Dori Doreau (Anne-Marie Martin), if she can only keep him from being suspended for shooting someone with his giant pearl-handled .44 Magnum.
- In this episode, Sledge discovers the identity of a group threatening to detonate a nuclear warhead.

Cheers (1987) (TV)
- Starring as Bill Grand in "Never Love a Goalie: Part 2"
- A top hit sitcom from 1982, Cheers is the bar where the TV show mostly takes place. Sam Malone was the owner and bartender for most of the earlier shows.
- In this second of a two part episode, Carla becomes convinced that she's a jinx to her boyfriend Eddie LeBec.
- Bill Grand is an acquitted murder suspect in Diane's court case where she is a is foreman of the jury in the trial.

Hunter (1986) (TV)
- Starring as Vaughn in "The Contract"
- Rick Hunter (Fred Dryer) is a cop, who has a few things going against him. He accidentally injures all his partners and some of his family members are mobsters. Hunter teams up with Dee Dee McCall (Stepfanie Kramer). After six seasons, Stepfanie left the show.