Christopher Rich

Co-starred on the sitcom "Reba" (The WB), playing the title character's philandering ex-husband

Guested on the short-lived "The X-Files" spin-off "The Lone Gunmen"

Made a guest appearance on an episode of NBC's "ER"

Guest starred on episodes of "Alright Already" (The WB), playing an astronaut who dates the show's protagonist (Carol Leifer)

Played a sexually harassing politican on a two-part episode of "Suddenly Susan" (NBC)

Starred in the children's TV-movie thriller "R.L. Stine's Ghosts of Fear Street" (ABC)

Played Tamlyn Tomita's husband in "The Joy Luck Club"

Starred as a man who hires a nanny and takes in her many children on the short-lived ABC sitcom "Almost Home"

Acted in and associate produced the NBC two-part TV-movie "Luck of the Draw: The Gambler Returns"; first collaboration with Reba McEntire

Appeared in the action feature "Flight of the Intruder"

Featured in the NBC TV-movie "In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas"; also served as associate produer

Played popular comic book character Archie Andrews in the TV-movie "Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again" (NBC)

Co-starred in the independent romantic comedy "Prisoners of Inertia"

Had a cameo in the forgettable teen comedy "The First Time"

Was a regular on the NBC daytime drama "Another World", playing Sandy Cory; when introduced the character was intended to be the first continuing gay male in a daytime drama but the network and sponsor (Proctor & Gamble) became worried and changed direction of the character, making him a gigolo instead

Starred as Dionysius in "The Bacchae" on Broadway

Had a recurring guest role as a special agent on "Nash Bridges" (CBS)

Made recurring guest appearances as cocky newsman Miller Redfield on episodes of the CBS sitcom "Murphy Brown"

Returned to "Murphy Brown" as frequently recurring character Miller Redfield, a good looking but intellectually lacking news anchor

Starred as the patriarch of "The Charmings", an ABC fairy tale family stranded in contemporary suburbia

Was a regular on the Fox sitcom "The George Carlin Show"