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An actor once christened by the media as the "Breakout Performer of 2000," Tom Cavanagh earned that title largely thanks to his assignment headlining the popular prime-time series Ed (2000). In that seriocomedy, Cavanagh starred as Ed Stevens, an attorney who moves back to his hometown of Stuckeyville, OH, where he sets up practice in a bowling alley and strikes up a romance with a girl from high school (Julie Bowen). The series lasted four seasons; in its wake, Cavanagh branched out into movies, with leads in the teen-oriented drama Bang, Bang, You're Dead (2002) and the romantic comedy Gray Matters (2006), as well as a small supporting role in the family-oriented laugher How to Eat Fried Worms (2006). During that time, he'd also taken on a recurring role on the medical comedy series Scrubs, playing Dan Dorian, the brother of lead character J.D. (Zach Braff), thanks in large part to the two actors' resemblance to each other.
Cavanagh returned to regular television work with the 2006 prime-time drama Love Monkey -- headlining that program as a record-company executive who grows disillusioned with the ethos of his corporation and sets up shop with a smaller independent label. He rebounded from the hasty cancellation of that program with more feautures, including a starring role in Laurie Lynd's drama Breakfast With Scot (2007), playing a closeted gay sportscaster whose romantic relationship with a hockey player threatens to be undone by the arrival of the latter's nephew. Cavanagh could soon be seen on the small screen again when he guest-starred on the comedy drama Eli Stone as the titular character's deceased father. ~ Nathan Southern
Cavanagh returned to regular television work with the 2006 prime-time drama Love Monkey -- headlining that program as a record-company executive who grows disillusioned with the ethos of his corporation and sets up shop with a smaller independent label. He rebounded from the hasty cancellation of that program with more feautures, including a starring role in Laurie Lynd's drama Breakfast With Scot (2007), playing a closeted gay sportscaster whose romantic relationship with a hockey player threatens to be undone by the arrival of the latter's nephew. Cavanagh could soon be seen on the small screen again when he guest-starred on the comedy drama Eli Stone as the titular character's deceased father. ~ Nathan Southern
ACTING CREDITS
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Royal PainsTV (3 episodes)-
Some Pig...Jack O'Malley
Jan 25, 2012 -
A Farewell to Barnes...Jack O'Malley
Jan 18, 2012 -
Mulligan...Jack O'Malley (as Thomas Cavanagh)
Jan 20, 2011
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Yogi Bear (2010) ...Ranger Smith
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Eli StoneTV (8 episodes)-
Flight Path...Jeremy Stone (7 episodes, 2008-2009)
Jul 11, 2009 -
Tailspin...Jeremy Stone
Jul 4, 2009 -
Happy Birthday Nate...Jeremy Stone
Dec 2, 2008 -
Soul Free...Jeremy Stone (archive footage) (uncredited)
Apr 17, 2008 -
Heartbeat...Jeremy Stone
Apr 3, 2008 -
Something to Save...Jeremy Stone
Mar 6, 2008
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ScrubsTV (7 episodes)-
My Finale, Part 2...Dan Dorian (uncredited)
May 6, 2009 -
My Inconvenient Truth...Dan Dorian
Nov 8, 2007 -
My New Suit...Dan Dorian
Apr 11, 2006 -
My Common Enemy...Dan Dorian
Oct 19, 2004 -
My Cake...Dan Dorian
Oct 12, 2004 -
My Brother, Where Art Thou?...Dan Dorian
Nov 6, 2003
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Trust MeTV (12 episodes)-
The More Things Change...Conner
Apr 7, 2009 -
You Got Chocolate in My Peanut Butter...Conner
Apr 7, 2009 -
Thanks, I Needed That...Conner
Mar 31, 2009 -
Norming...Conner
Mar 31, 2009 -
Odd Man Out...Conner
Mar 23, 2009 -
What's the Rush...Conner
Mar 16, 2009
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The Cake Eaters (2009) ...Lloyd







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