Timothy Omundson in his first episode of "Judging Amy" as Sean Potter, S1 E23, aired May 23, 2000. Here, new boss Sean tells Maxine--his older and vastly more experienced subordinate--that he needs her on board with him. She agrees to go 95 percent of the way and see about the rest.
S5 E12 "Dancing in the Dark" Maxine's been hunting for her keys all over the office. Sean finds them inside the fridge. Can't blame him for just a little gloating.
S5 E12 "Dancing in the Dark" Terrific scene: Priceless expressions and dry humor from Sean, as Maxine gingerly asks him for advice on what to wear for a date. "Have you been sniffing Wite-Out?" he asks. When she asks what he'd expect if he told her to wear something "festive," he responds, wisely: "I cannot fathom a safe way to answer that question."
S5E19 "Quick & the Dead" We come so close to finding out why Sean chose social work. "I was in college, I was a poli sci major, you know, long hair, sick of the man, and....anyway, I got into a little trouble with...." And then the scene cuts away from him.
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"Silk Stalkings," S6 E3, aired Sept. 29, 1996. Timothy Omundson as horrible billionaire software guru Norman Harrison, seen here aboard his yacht with decorative guests, a cigar and a silk bathrobe. Omundson, as ever, is good at playing an awful guy, and stands out in a blah episode. "Silk Stalkings" was a leering "Miami Vice" knockoff featuring generic leads and a charm-free tropical paradise. Peter DeLuise, Omundson's friend and fellow "Seaquest" alum, directed this episode.
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Timothy Omundson, who plays Hephaestus in the new Percy Jackson series, praises the show, calling it incredible.
Timothy Omundson as King Richard in "Galavant." The stunned Richard is watching his love Roberta run out of the room and out of his life. She is leaving him, on the eve of the climactic battle, because she is convinced the inexperienced Richard will die horrifically, and she can't bear to watch. She asked him to run away with her but he refused. Though devastated to lose her, Richard says he can't abandon his friends and shirk the fight. (This is a comedy. But with surprisingly moving moments.)
