2004 | Joined the cast of Fox's "That '70s Show" as a record producer who turns out to be the father of Danny Masterson's Steven character |
2003 | Wrote, directed and starred in the feature "For Real" |
1999 | Produced "Asunder", a romantic suspense thriller |
1998 | Co-created and executive produced the Showtime series "Linc's" |
1995 | Feature film directing debut, "Once Upon a Time . . . When We Were Colored" (exhibited at film festivals in 1995; released in 1996) |
1995 | First feature as producer, "Out of Sync" |
| Played a leading role in the sitcom, "Sister, Sister" (show aired on ABC in 1994-95 and then on The WB 1995-1999) |
1991 | Formed United Image Entertainment in partnership with Black Entertainment Television founder and president Bob Johnson |
1989 | Feature acting debut, "Dead Bang" |
| Executive produced and starred in two critically praised but short-lived series, the half-hour comedy-drama "Frank's Place" (1987-88) and the comedy-mystery series, "Snoops" (1989-90) |
1983 | Joined the cast of the revamped and short-lived NBC sitcom "Teachers Only" |
| Played supporting role of Detective Marcel "Downtown" Brown on the popular CBS adventure series, "Simon and Simon", starring Gerald McRaney and Jameson Parker |
1979 | Founded Timalove Enterprises |
| Played radio DJ Venus Flytrap on the popular CBS sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati" |
1977 | Was ensemble player on the short-lived NBC variety show "The Richard Pryor Show" |
1977 | Appeared as regular on "The Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr Show", a CBS summer variety series |
1976 | TV series debut as regular (with the War Babies) on the summer variety series "Easy Does It . . . Starring Frankie Avalon" (CBS) |
| Joined the improv troupe The War Babies |
| Formed comedy duo with Tom Dreeson; appeared around the US as "Tim and Tom" |
1968 | Worked as a sales representative for DuPont Corp. |
