• “The Waltons” (’72-81, 210 episodes + 5 specials)
• "Falcon Crest" (’81-83, 32 episodes) -- Emmy-winning producer, creator, writer, narrator Earl Hamner, CCM ’48
(See his movie credit, too.)
• “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (’66 TV, ’00 film) -- score by the late, Tony-winner Albert Hague, CCM ’42 • “WKRP in Cincinnati” (’78-82) • “Growing Pains” (’85-92) -- writer, producer, director Dan Guntzelman, CCM ’70 • “Wonder Woman" (’76-77) • "The Love Boat” (’76-86) • “The Odd Couple” (’70-75) • “The Brady Bunch” (’69-74) • “Star Trek" ('66) • "Peyton Place” (’64-69) -- producer Douglas Cramer, A&S ’53 • Tennessee Ernie Ford variety shows (’56-65) -- host, Grammy-winner Ernest Ford, att. CCM ’30s
• “Bonanza” (’67-73, played the role of “Candy”) -- actor David Canary, A&S ’60
• “The Partridge Family” (’71)
• "Star Trek" (8 episodes, '67-68)
• "The Big Valley" (28 episodes, '65-68)
• "Dennis the Menace" ('59)
-- scores by George Duning, CCM ’33 (more than 400 TV film credits in all) (See his movie credits, too.)
• “Sex and the City” ('98-04) -- starring Sara Jessica Parker, CCM Prep School (See her movie credits, too.)
• "Major Dad" ('93) • Alice" ('79-84) • "CHiPS" ('82) • "Starsky and Hutch" (’77)
• “Sha Na Na” ('77) • "Happy Days" (’75)
-- actress Pamela Myers, CCM ’69 (See her Broadway credits, too.)
• "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" (’97) • "Mr. Belvedere" (‘89) • "Kate & Allie" (’88) • "Happy Days" (‘77-79) • "The Bionic Woman" (’76) • "The Bob Newhart Show" (’75) ---- -- -- actress Marcia Lewis, CCM ’64 4 (See her Broadway credits.)
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• “All My Children” (ABC soap opera since ’83) -- actor David Canary, A&S ’60 (five Emmys, 435 episodes as of late '08, plays Adam and Stuart Chandler)
• "Operating Instructions" (USA network pilot, '09) -- actress Diana Maria Riva, CCM ’91, MFA (CCM) ’95 (called Deanna Uhlenbrock when a UC student) (See her other TV credits and her movie credit.)
• NBC’s "Saturday Night Live" -- wigmaker, hairdresser Cara Hannah, Cler '97, MFA (CCM) '02 (See her Broadway credit.) Previously styled hair for "Today Show," "Late Night with Conan O’Brien," "Access Hollywood."
• "Good Wife" (CBS pilot, fall '09, co-starring w/Julianna Margulies) • "M.O.N.Y." (played Aide in Spike Lee's TV drama, '08) • "As the World Turns" ('06) -- Samuel Stricklen, CCM '03 (See his Broadway credit, too.)
• "The Beautiful Life" (recurring role as a fashion editor. new show on the CW, fall '09) • "Law and Order" ('09) -- Aaron Serotsky, CCM '97 (See his Broadway credit, too.)
"Hard times" (plays a freshman girl in the MTV pilot, fall '09) -- Adrien Finkel, CCM '08 (See movie credit, too.)
Episodes you may have missed
Note: To find upcoming reruns of these TV shows, go to www.IMBd.com and type in the name of the actor you would like to see. A list of upcoming shows featuring that actor will be posted.
• “Enterprise” ('01-05)
• "Pushing Daisies" (earned an Emmy nomination for makeup in '08) • "Enterprise" ('01-05, Emmy nominations in '05, '03, '02) • “Star Trek: Voyager” (’97-01, won an Emmy for makeup in '96, nominated in '01) • “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” (’93-99, earned Emmy nominations in '99, '97, '96) -- Emmy-winning makeup by Brad Look, MFA (CCM) ’88 (See his movie projects.) • "Grey's Anatomy" ('06)
• "Wings" ('96)
• "LA Law” (’86)
• “Hill Street Blues” (’81) • “Happy Days” (’74) -- actress Teddi Siddall, CCM ’75
• “Grey's Anatomy" ('06)
• "Huff" ('04-06, 17 episodes, w/Hank Azaria)
• "Monk" ('05)
• "House, M.D." ('04)
• "Spin City” (’96-00, 20 episodes) • “Frasier” (’96)
• "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" ('03) -- Tony-winning actress Faith Prince, CCM ’79 (See her Broadway credits.)
• "Castle" (plays recurring role of Det. Roselyn Karpowski, ABC drama, fall '09) • "The Ghost Whisperer" ('08, w/Jennifer Love Hewitt) • “Side Order of Life” ('07, w/Riva in a starring role as Vivy Porter) • "The Loop" ('07, Fox network, 13 episodes) • "West Wing" ('05-06, nine episodes, playing Jimmy Smits' deputy campaign manager the last season)
• “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip” (fall '06, USA network series)
• "CSI" ('04, five episodes)
• "Everybody Loves Raymond" ('99-01)
• "Drew Carey Show" ('00)
• "X-Files" ('99)
• "NYPD Blues" ('97-99)
• "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch” (’02-03) More than 60 TV shows in all. -- actress Diana Maria Riva, CCM ’91, MFA (CCM) ’95 (called Deanna Uhlenbrock when a UC student) (See film listing, too.) (See all film credits, photos.)
• “My Name Is Earl” (’08 w/Jason Lee)
• "House, M.D." ('06-07)
• "The Office" ('07)
• "Cold Case" ('07)
• "Hanna Montana" ('06-07)
• "Arrested Development" ('06)
• "The Bernie Mac Show" ('05)
• "The King of Queens" ('05)
• "CSI" ('02, five episodes)
• "The Practice" ('02)
• "Scrubs" ('01)
• "Judging Amy" ('01)
-- actor (Ray) Cooper Thornton, CCM '92 (See his movie roles, too.) (View all film credits.)
• "Back at the Barnyard" ('07-present, Nickelodeon; Gasaway was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for Directing in an Animated Program, ’08.)
• “The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour" ('06, specials 2 and 3)
• "The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron” ('02-05, 15 episodes of the Nickelodeon TV series) -- director Mike Gasaway, DAAP ’93 (See his movie credit, too.) (View all credits, awards.)
• "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" ('08) • "Days of Our Lives" ('08) • " The Bold and the Beautiful" ('07)
• "24" ('06)
• "Desperate Housewives" ('04)
• "The Shield" ('05)
• "Judging Amy" ('04-05)
• "Friends" ('03)
• "CSI" ('03)
• "West Wing" ('01)
• "NYPD Blue" ('01)
-- actor Keith Pillow, CCM '89 (See his current TV shows.)
• "M.O.N.Y." ('08, NBC, directed by Spike Lee) • "As the World Turns" ('07)
-- actor Samuel Stricklen, CCM '03 • "Without a Trace" ('08) • "Passions" ('99-07, as T.C. Russell, NBC soap opera) • "The Young and the Restless" ('98) • "Pensacola: Wings of Gold" (12 episodes, '97-98) • "Jamie Foxx Show" ('97) • "Grace Under Fire" ('96) -- actor Rodney Van Johnson, Ed ’85 (More TV credits.)
• "Law & Order" ('04-08) • "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" ('01) -- actor Alton Fitzgerald White, CCM '86 (See Broadway credits.)
• “Numb3rs” ('08, CBS) • “The Sopranos” (’06, HBO) • "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (’04) • "Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (’02) -- actor Mueen Ahmad, CCM '95
• "CSI: NY" ('09) • Sunklst commercial ('09) -- Milkhail Roberts, CCM '08
• "Jimmy Kimmel Live" ('09) -- actor Lindsey Hall, CCM '04
• Taco Bell commercial (eating a gordita "the right way," '09) • “A Gunfighter’s Pledge” (’08, Hallmark Channel) • “The Unit” (’06-07, CBS) • "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (’05) -- actor Daniel Wisler, CCM '04 (See movie credit.)
• “Law and Order: Criminal Intent” (’07) • “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit” (’05) • “Law and Order” (’98 & ’05) • “Third Watch” (’05) • “All My Children” -- stuntwoman Nicole Callender, CCM '92
• "How I Met Your Mother" (’08) • "My Name Is Earl" (’08) • "The Sopranos" (’06, HBO) • "Entourage" (’06-07, HBO) • "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (’00) • "The West Wing" (’99) -- set production work by Sheree Greco, CCN ’98
• “Bones” (’06) • "CSI: Miami" (’06) • "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (’05) • "Cold Case" (’05) • “24” (’02) • “ER” (’01) • “Six Feet Under” (’01, HBO) • “JAG” (’01) -- actor Jason Matthew Smith, CCM ’96
• "Six Feet Under" ('03)
• "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" ('00)
• “Frasier” (’99)
• "Friends” (’96) -- actor Jason Graae, CCM ’80
• "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" ('08) • “Roots: The Next Generation” (’79) • “Jesse Owens Story” (’84) • “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” (’87-95) • “California Raisins” -- actor, singer Dorian Harewood, CCM ’72 (146 film credits in all) (See his movie credit, too.)
• "Bones" ('08) • " Dirt" ('08, w/Courteney Cox) • "Rugrats" ('97-02)
• "Grey's Anatomy" ('07)
• "News Radio” (’95-99, 96 episodes) • "Seinfeld" ('94) • “Home Improvement” (’92) -- actress Vicki Lewis, att. CCM (View movie projects.)
• "Queer as Folk” (’00-05, 83 episodes of the Showtime series) -- actor Randy Harrison, CCM ’00
• "The Young and the Restless" (CBS, '98-99, series regular as Trey Stark)
• "The Jamie Foxx Show" ('97)
• "Grace Under Fire" ('98)
• "Pensacola: Wings of Gold" ('98, w/ James Brolin, series regular as 1st Lt. Wendell McCray)
• Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial
-- actor Rodney Van Johnson, Ed ’85 (See his current TV shows.) • "MADtv" ('06) • "The King of Queens" (32 episodes, '98-05) -- production coordinator Jason Packham, CCM '95 (See movie credit.)
• “Best of the Chris Rock Show” (’01, HBO) • “The Chris Rock Show” (’00, HBO) -- actor Dominic Bogart, CCM ’00
• Commercials for Toyota, White Castle and Petco -- actress Julia Carpenter, CCM ’95 (View film clips.)
• "Numb3rs" (’05) • "That '70s Show" (’98) -- costumer Guy Miracle, DAAP ’93 (View movie projects.)
• “Numb3rs” (’06) -- actress Sara Vaught, CCM ’06
• “The Chieftains -- Nashville Sessions" (concert, documentary for PBS and DVD)
• "Chonda Pierce -- Best Bits" (comedy concert DVD for Time Life)
• Chet Atkins concert w/Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings (for Cinemax)
• Barbara Mandrell's final career concert for TNN, plus another TNN special and a home video for her
• Alabama Christmas concert for TNN
• Dove Music Awards (seven productions of the live show)
-- producer Bob Gordon, CCM '75, MBA '77
• "Unorthodox" ('08, Hallmark/CBS film) -- actor Jonathan Kay, CCM '05
• "St. Elsewhere" • "Star Trek" • "The Bob Newhart Show" • "Falcon Crest" • MTV/HBO live concerts of Billy Joel (live in Russia), Tina Turner, Metallica, Pink Floyd, Stevie Wonder, Natalie Cole, Guns and Roses, Sarah McLachlan, Alanis Morissette -- cameraman Maryan Evans Infield, DAAP '78 (View movie credits.) • “Top 10 Most Amazing Homes” (HGTV, ’03) --architect Mark Hutker, DAAP ’82, designed one of the featured homes, ‘08 inductee into the New England Design Hall of Fame (Visit Mark's Web site.)
• “Las Vegas” ('03 NBC/DreamWorks series w/James Caan) -- assistant costume designer Catherine Wall, DAAP ’83
• "For Love or Money” (NBC’s summer '03 reality dating show that awarded $1 million to a winning bachelorette) -- featured bachelorette Melissa Wehrman, DAAP ’01, eliminated at end of second episode
• “Survivor"
-- student Michelle Yi, DAAP fashion design, appeared in February '07
• “North and South” (’85 Civil War mini-series) -- dancer Steve Percer, Ed ’77 (director of a historical dance troupe)
Award winners ’06 Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for Non-Fiction Programming for the History Channel’s “Rome: Engineering an Empire” -- picture editor Jennifer Honn, CCM ’92
Emmy awards for a TV special on the Houston Grand Opera’s production of “Treemonisha” and the first episode of NBC's “First Tuesday” news magazine -- producer Larry Patterson, A&S '66
Sports shows
• “NBC Sunday Night Football" ('06 TV series)
• "Super Bowl" ('05)
• "Fox NFL Sunday” (’03)
• HBO’s “Inside the NFL” (since ’77) -- analyst, host, actor Cris Collinsworth, JD ’91, two-time Emmy winner
(former NFL player with the Cincinnati Bengals)
• Celebrity Tennis (’74-78) -- co-host Tony Trabert, A&S ’52
• NBC winter Olympics coverage (’02) -- track and field broadcaster Lewis Johnson, Univ ’86
— compiled by Deborah Rieselman
Students on cable
Helping to prove that duct tape is the perfect home-repair staple, a few DAAP students reupholstered a couch in colorful adhesive for an '03 cable TV show called “I Did It With Duct Tape.” Cincinnati producer Karen Zanger went to DAAP to recruit students for her show that aired several times over the summer on the Do It Yourself Network, the sister network of HGTV and the Food Network. Two students, Sara Madden and Allen Cochran, were particularly enthused and recruited friends to help. Once Zanger explained what she wanted, Madden even obtained the couch, from a street corner where it had been thrown out for the trash. Two hours and five rolls of duct tape later, they had created a design statement for national airwaves. “We had various segments for the show using duct tape for everything from sculpture to infant costuming to down-to-earth camping and hiking uses,” Zanger says, “but the segment with college kids was the best of the whole show.”
— D. Rieselman
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