Ludi Lin - Brimstone
Ludi Lin is Dariel, the mysterious associate of Kagan, the vampire king, in Brimstone. Tasked by his partner to deliver his messages, Dariel is the one to warn Kagan that the Brimstone Society was attacking vampires in America
Michael Emerson - Brimstone
Michael Emerson is Walters, the leader of the townspeople massacred by the vampires, in Brimstone. Furious at the Brimstone Society and blaming them for what happened to their town, he starts a revolt, but his hunger for justice badly misfires.
Alden Ehrenreich - Call My Agent
Alden Ehrenreich simply plays himself in Call My Agent. Appearing as a savior for the Agency at first, the controversy surrounding his salary comes back to haunt the agency and being the good guy that he is, he decides to give his salary to charity.
Cuba Gooding Jr. - Call My Agent
Cuba Gooding Jr. plays a satirical version of himself, in Call My Agent. Appearing in the pilot episode as a disgruntled client, Cuba is furious that the agency found him a supporting role in a small drama. He only wants the money, damn it!
Dominic Cooper - Drive
Dominic Cooper plays Seth Corbin, the police chief embroiled in all the drama, in Drive. Determined to find the bad guy, Mr. S, he will do whatever he can and will push his officers to the limit to achieve his goal.
Peter Capaldi - Drive
Peter Capaldi plays the flamboyant Irish gangster Peter Ridge, in Drive. Caught in the cross-fire between Driver and Mr. S, Peter Ridge is the unfortunate middle man that rats S out to the Driver and both the Driver and S made him pay dearly for his involvement.
B.D. Wong - Gauntlet
B.D. Wong plays Clifford Chen, the Memphis Pharaohs team physician, in Gauntlet. Competent and caring, Clifford Chen is a more than competent physician, but his lack of ethics will cause his downfall and will cost him his job after he allowed Tim Collins to play with a concussion.
Reid Scott - Gauntlet
Reid Scott plays the sports agent Eli Towns, in Gauntlet. He tries to gain his client, rookie running back Jefferson Thomas, more exposure, but his incompetence will cost him his job in the long run, after he has a hard time keeping up with Thomas' schedule.
Ulrich Thomsen - Hitman
Ulrich Thomsen plays ICA director Erich Soders, in Hitman. Constantly setting up 47 to fail at first, he's forced to realise that 47 is too good to be true and can feel something fishy about him. Always second guessing everything about 47, his doubts were confirmed when 47 runs away from the ICA.
Will Arnett - Hitman
Will Arnett plays the incompetent CIA agent Carlton Smith, in Hitman. The polar opposite to 47, Carlton Smith is constantly captured and finds himself in precarious situations, only to be constantly saved by 47, prompting the latter to ask Smith how he became an agent in the first place.
Christopher McDonald - Lady of the House
Christopher McDonald plays Horace Anthony, a rival factory manager, in Lady of the House. After Frank accuses Horace of "stealing" Otto from him, Horace is on the receiving end of a tantrum from the unstable and overreacting Frank, only to laugh it off and tell him that there's no such thing as a best worker in a factory.
Ray Wise - Lady of the House
Ray Wise plays George Crowe, the national president of the textile company, in Lady of the House. Invited by Frank to dine at the Reisinger's, George is first unsettled by Polly's questions and his then unimpressed by everything Frank says to him. The perfect ingredients for an awkward dinner party.
Alan Ford - Leaving Everything
Alan Ford plays the old Marcel Barbeau, in Leaving Everything. Still not accepting the fact that he abandoned his children years ago, he's finally able to make peace with himself when his estranged granddaughter forces him to meet the son he last saw years ago.
Adam Arkin - Leaving Everything
Adam Arkin plays the rich Lenny, in Leaving Everything. The only person to talk to Suzanne when she moves to New York, she quickly befriends him after he stalked her in a park and it eventually evolves into a relationship, that is abruptly ended by Suzanne.
James Remar - Miami Vice
James Remar plays the conflicted crime boss, Al Lombard, in Miami Vice. Lombard hires Tubbs, who's working undercover for Lombard's operation. He gets embroiled in all sorts of things, only to always find a way to get out of it.
Marc Anthony - Miami Vice
Mark Anthony plays the drug kingpin only known as Calderone, in Miami Vice. His actions kickstart the action of the series and after his men attack Tubbs and kill Crockett's partner, forces the two of them to work together to achieve their goal of taking down the police corrupting and drug dealing Calderone.
Wes Studi - Nez Perce
Wes Studi plays Joseph the Elder, in the Nez Perce. The former chief of the Nez Perce tribe, Joseph the Elder is responsible for splitting the Nez Perce tribe in two, after he refused to cooperate and accept a treaty with the white people.
Zahn McClarnon - Nez Perce
Zahn McClarnon plays Looking Glass, the chief of the neighboring Nez Perce tribe in Nez Perce. Looking Glass tries to ease the situation with the white men by not attacking them, but his village is soon attacked, forcing him and the remaining villagers to join Joseph and his tribe.
Andre Holland - Rolling Stone
Andre Holland plays legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix, in Rolling Stone. Arrested for drug possession in Toronto, Canada. Hendrix tries to put up the best defence possible to avoid potential jail time that would ruin his career.
Stephen Dorff - Rolling Stone
Stephen Dorff plays the eccentric journalist Hunter S. Thompson in Rolling Stone, who when he sober (and that's a stretch) helps Brady with his articles, but he cares more about drugs, alcohol and women that his journalistic work.
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