Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love (1994) (TV)
- Starring as Chad Penrod
- When Lewis Skolnick (Robert Carradine), Stan (Ted McGinley), Lamar, Ogre, Takashi, Trevor and a busload of nerds arrive for Booger's (Curtis Armstrong) wedding, things get relative-ly out of hand with the reluctant future in-laws. Chaos ensues as the nerds throw three outrageous parties-nerd style-driving the more "civilized" guests away. Horrified, Booger's father-in-law to-be (Joe Bologna), an aspiring politician, enlists the aid of his snobbish son-in-law to keep Booger from becoming part of their wealthy family. But the nerds slowly wear down the family's resistance and prove that everyone deserves to be loved- even a nerd!
- Chad Penrod us a private detective that Chip hires to dig up enough dirt to blow the nerds out of the water.

Tales from the Crypt (1993) (TV)
- Starring as a henchman in "Till Death Do Us Part"
- This horror anthology always started and ended with the Crypt Keeper rattling off a ghoulish pun, and featured stories of murder, the super natural, gore and humor. Each show always had a twisted ending of sorts.
- In this episode, Johnny (John Stamos) is romancing an older mob connected lady (Eileen Brennan), when at a dinner meeting Johnny eyes a young sexy waitress (Kate Veron). Next thing, the waitress is being held captive a remote location with a mob slaying in the waiting. This episode also features Frank Stallone as a mobster.
- The henchman is one of the two at the scene that works for Johnny.

Home Improvement (1993) (TV)
- Starring as Joe Morton in "Blow Up" and "A Sew, Sew Evening"
- The show was about Tim "The Toolman" Taylor, his family, and of course his own TV show called Tool Time. Tim's TV show affects his homelife with hilarious consequences and of course Tim's male hormone driven attitude only makes things worse with his wife, Jill. Tim was known for his trademark grunting during conversations. He had a sidekick named Al, that always spouted the phrase "I don't thinks so Tim", and a neighbor named Wilson whose face was always covered below the eyes with whatever funny prop they could find.
- In "Blow up", Tim accidentally blows up Jills old drivers licences photo into a huge poster at her library fundraising dinner.
- In "A sew, sew evening", Tim finds his new neighbor annoying, Brad signs up for a home economics class to meet girls but finds out that all the other boys did the same thing.
- Joe Morton is Tim Taylor's new annoying neighbor who goes by the nickname "The Meat Man" because he's a butcher.

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. (1993) (TV)
- Starring as Puel in "The Orb Scholar"
- Brisco County Jr. (Bruce Campbell) is the son of the famous marshal. He's a bounty hunter and lawyer, sworn to bring his fathers killer in. It was eventually revealed that tjhe criminal was from the future who had come back in time to get some Orbs.

Matinee (1993)
- Starring as Howard the Theater Manager
- Showman Lawrence Woolsey (John Goodman) introduces a small coastal town to a unique movie experience and capitalises on the Cuban Missile crisis hysteria with a horror movie called MANT in Atomo-Vision and Rumble-Rama, along with actors in rubber suits in this salute to the B-movie.
- Howard is the bumbling theater manager who is beyond panic over the Missile Crisis. The character is introduced early in the film as Gene and his little brother leave the theater after seeing the "MANT" preview, Howard is attempting, to assemble a stand-up promotional display for the movie. Howard is worried and constantly listening to CONRAD, the emergency broadcast station, on his pocket transistor radio about the Missile Crisis and has his own bomb shelter.

L.A. Law (1987 and 1991) (TV)
- Starring as Lawyer Joe Dumphy in "Lose the Boss" and "Fifty Ways to Floss Your Lover"
- This TV drama depicted life in a large Los Angeles law firm. The plots dealt with both the personal lives and professional activities of the partners, associates, and staff. Scenes centered around the courtroom and the law offices.
- In "Lose the Boss" Brackman's former sister-in-law sues to get the school board to pay for her disabled son's private education; Bloom defends an overweight man accused of assaulting a refreshment-stand owner; an overworked Gwen fights Becker's hypocrisy.
- In "Fifty Ways to Floss Your Lover" Becker is enthralled by a beautiful secretary. Van Owen contemplates buying a gun. Melman stands up to a bully and Sifuentes hits it off with his new dentist.