Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1987)
- Starring as Randall Skylar in "Three Little Spies"
- Mrs. King (Kate Jackson) is a housewife that is handed a package by secret agent, Lee Stetson (Bruce Boxleitner), who is being pursued by bad guys and ends up working for the agency on his cases. She is not really accepted by the other agents because she has no training and a ditsy style.
- In this episode, Lee, Amanda, and the Soviet/Chinese agents join forces to track down an arms dealer responsible for smuggling nuclear detonators from the U.S. into the mideast through a rock star's hunger-relief organization.
- Randall Skylar is the rock star that's being taken advantage of.

Amazing Stories (1986) (TV)
- Starring as Tony Sepulveda in "Boo!"
- Executive producer Steven Spielberg mimics such anthology shows as The Outer Limits, One Step Beyond and The Twilight Zone with these amazing, and sometimes odd stories.
- In Boo!, Nelson and Evelyn Chumsky (Hollywood legends Bracken and Keyes) are two ghosts that are appalled when the nice family in their house are replaced by an undesirable couple, so they try to scare the new residents away.
- Tony Sepulveda is a sleazy husband of a supposedly porn queen and one half of the new undesirable residents that the ghosts eventually scare the living daylights out of.

The Golden Girls (1986) (TV)
- Starring as Dr. Revell in "The Operation"
- The Golden Girls TV show is based on the lives of four older women housemates whom have all been either divorced or widowed. The series aired from 1985 to 1992 starring Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty.
- In "The Operation" Dorothy goes into her famous "six-count Cincinnati riff with a double pull-back" and causes severe damage to her foot while preparing to appear with Blanche and Rose in a dance recital, . Dorothy takes drastic measures to avoid going under the knife.
- Dr. Revell is of course the doctor that performs the operation.

Legend (1985)
- Starring as Meg Mucklebones
- The Lord of Darkness (Tim Curry) wishes to kill the last unicorns so darkness falls on the world and he can come out from his cave where he is shielded from the lethal sunlight. The Lord Darkness prepares a wedding ceremony with Princess Lily (Mia Sara) where she will kill the last unicorn, becoming forever corrupted and causing doom for all humanity. So Jack (Tom Cruise) and his friends must enter the cave before night falls forever and face Darkness in a duel where they will need all the help they can get.
- Meg Mucklebones the flesh-eating swamp hag, is first seen when Jack's going through the swamp. Her green body is festooned with rotted vines, her hands are webbed, her knobby fingers ending in long curled black talons and a long hooked nose curving inwards towards a pointed chin.

Explorers (1985)
- Starring as Starkiller/Wak/Wak and Neek's Father
- Ben Crandall (Ethan Hawke) is an alien-obsessed kid that dreams of a circuit board one night. Drawing out the circuit, he and his friends Wolfgang (River Phoenix) and Darren (Jason Presson) set it up, and discover they have been given the basis for a starship. Setting off in their ship called the ThunderRoad, they find the aliens Ben hopes they would find, but they may not be what they seem?
- Starkiller is seen when the boys are flying their spaceship past a drive-in theatre. He is the hero in the movie that is playing on the big screen. Wak is a male child of the alien family the boys meet when they meet their race. Neek's father is the alien that shows up to spoil everything and send the boys home.

Alice (1981-1984)
- Starring as Officer Maxwell for 9 episodes
- Alice Hyatt and her son head west after she is widowed. Her car breaks down in Phoenix, Arizona, where she takes a job at Mel's diner. There she and the two other waitresses Flo, known for her catch phrase, "Kiss my grits" and Vera worked for the grouchy owner Mel.

Star 80 (1983)
- Starring as The Interviewer
- Star 80 is about Dorothy Stratten, and her tragic death in 1980. It turned her into Playboy magazine's most famous Playmate of the Year. Dorothy married Paul Snider, a slimy, seedy lowlife and her manager. When Dorothy finally began to liberate herself from Snider, he went into a rage and brutally murdered her, then killed himself.