Carmen Argenziano

• Name — Carmen Argenziano • Birth Name — Carmen Antimo Argenziano • Born — 27 October 1943 • Birthplace — Sharon, Pennsylvania, U.S. • Died — 10 February 2019 • Place of death — Los Angeles, California, U.S. • Children — 3 • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1969–2019

Argenziano was born in Sharon, Pennsylvania, and raised in nearby Sharpsville, the son of parents of Italian descent, Elizabeth Stella (née Falvo) and Joseph Guy Argenziano, who was a restaurateur.

One of Argenziano's best-known roles was as the recurring character Jacob Carter in the television series Stargate SG-1. He was also a lifetime member of the Actors Studio and was awarded the Los Angeles Drama Critics' Circle Award for his performance as Jack Delasante in Thomas Babe's A Prayer for My Daughter. In 2007, he appeared in three episodes of House M.D. as a candidate for House's fellowship. In 2009, he guest starred in Criminal Minds episode "Demonology", where he portrayed Father Paul Silvano.

He had three children: two sons and a step-daughter.

Argenziano died on February 10, 2019, at the age of 75. No cause of death was disclosed.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1969 — Judd, for the Defense — Dave Klein — episode: "The View from the Ivy Tower" • 1970 — The Young Lawyers — Hank Smith — 1 episode • 1971 — Monty Nash — Tomas / Benny — 2 episodes • 1973 — The F.B.I. — Ligot — episode: "Night of the Long Knives" • 1974 — Kojak — Davey — episode: "Marker to a Dead Bookie" • 1975 — Columbo — Coroner Anderson — episode: "Identity Crisis" • Bronk — Controller — episode: "Short Fuse" • Cannon — Alex Shuller — episode: "The Wedding March" • Matt Helm — Molinas — episode: "Think Murder" • 1976 — Once an Eagle — Adam Brand — episode: "Part 4" • 1976–1979 — The Rockford Files — Dumas / Orin Wilson — 2 episodes • 1978–1981 — Lou Grant — Morton Tracy / Arnold Zinner / Anthony Leone — 3 episodes • 1978 — The Bionic Woman — King Kusari — 1 episode • 1979 — CHiPs — Officer Borlov — 1 episode • 1981–1982 — The Greatest American Hero — Murphy / Nick Castle — 2 episodes • The Phoenix — Dave / Kingston — 2 episodes • 1982 — The New Odd Couple — Tony S. — episode: "Opening Night" • 1983 — T. J. Hooker — Detective Chuck Tyler — episode: "Vengeance Is Mine" • Quarterback Princess — Ed Ainsworth — TV movie • 1984 — Buffalo Bill — Unknown — 1 episode • The A-Team — Colonel Sanchez — episode: "In Plane Sight" • Cheers — Marvin — 1 episode • Hill Street Blues — Leon DeGaulle — episode: "Last Chance Salon" • Scarecrow and Mrs. King — Pierce — episode: "Brunettes Are In" • 1986–1992 — L.A. Law — Lawyer Neil Robertson — 5 episodes • 1986 — Cagney & Lacey — Ronelli — 1 episode • Between Two Women — Robert Walker — TV movie • 1987 — Hunter — Dr. Schneider — episode: "A Child is Born" • 1989–1990 — Booker — Chick Sterling — 22 episodes • 1989 — Heartbeat — Dr. Nathan Solt — 12 episodes • 1991 — Matlock — Tom O'Hare — 2 episodes • Knight Rider 2000 — Russell Maddock / KIFT — TV movie • 1992–1994 — Melrose Place — Dr. Stanley Levin — 8 episodes • 1992 — A Thousand Heroes — First Officer William R. Records — TV movie • 1993 — Crime & Punishment — Lieutenant Anthony Bartolo — 3 episodes • Triumph Over Disaster: The Hurricane Andrew Story — Ed Lopez — TV movie • 1994–1997 — Walker, Texas Ranger — George Vickers / Paco Cruz — 2 episodes • 1995–1996 — Sisters — Captain Smiley — 4 episodes • 1995 — Babylon 5 — Urza Jaddo — 1 episode • 1996 — Andersonville — Hopkins — TV movie • L.A. Firefighters — Detective Lou Cerone — 3 episodes • My Son Is Innocent — Detective Carver — TV movie • 1997 — JAG — Colonel Matthew O'Hara — Episode: "We the People" • 1998–2003 — The Practice — Attorney Horace Wright / Principal Gilbert — 2 episodes • 1998–2005 — Stargate SG-1 — General Jacob Carter / Selmak — 25 episodes • 1998 — Night Man — Mr. Corleone / Boss — episode: "Nightwoman" • 2000 — Party of Five — INS Agent Lawrence — episode: "Great Expectations" • Level 9 — Delacroix — episode: "Mail Call" • 2001 — Strong Medicine — Monsignor Nicholas Rinaldi — episode: "Drugstore Cowgirl" • 2002 — The West Wing — Leonard Wallace — episode: "Night Five" • The Court — Ohio Senator Charlie Koloski — episode: "Life Sentence" • 2003–2004 — The District — Mr. Parras / Nancy's Father — 2 episodes • 2003 — 24 — General Gratz — 1 episode • The Lyon's Den — Clark Honikee — episode: "Things She Said" • 2004 — Medical Investigation — Lieutenant Colonel Bartek — episode: "Coming Home" • 2005 — Blind Justice — Chief Tunney — 2 episodes • 2006–2008 — CSI: NY — Inspector Stanton Gerrard — 6 episodes • 2006 — CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Sylvano Fatelli — episode: "Rashomama" • Commander in Chief — Hugh Moreland — episode: "The Elephant in the Room" • 2007 — House M.D. — Henry Dobson — 3 episodes • 2008–2009 — The Young and the Restless — District Attorney Dennis Ellroy — 11 episodes • 2009 — Meteor — Commander Murphy — 2 episodes • Criminal Minds — Father Paul Silvano — 1 episode • 2010 — The Mentalist — Joseph DeSouza — 1 episode • Lie to Me — Gus — episode: "Exposed" • Castle — Mario Rivera — 1 episode • 2011 — Death Interrupted — Saint Peter — TV movie • 2013 — Bunheads — Rick — episode: "You Wanna See Something?" • 2014 — Hawaii Five-0 — Albert Bagosa — 1 episode • 2017 — Shooter — Charles Broadwell — episode: "Don't Mess with Texas"