Doc Shaw

• Name — Doc Shaw • Birth Name — Larramie Cortez Shaw • Born — 24 April 1992 • Birthplace — Atlanta, Georgia • Other Names — Doc • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 2006–present

Shaw was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He appeared in print ads and acted in television commercials. In 2006 Shaw earned the role of Malik Payne on the TBS sitcom, Tyler Perry's House of Payne. His character Malik is introduced as a witty preteen whose antics often land him in unintentional trouble. As he matures into an adult, he is given age-appropriate storylines, and by the seventh season he is expecting his first child with his live-in girlfriend. Shaw was a presenter at the 39th annual NAACP Image Awards ceremony in 2008. Shaw joined the cast of Disney Channel sitcom The Suite Life on Deck for the show's second season which began airing on August 7, 2009, although he did not make his debut until the episode "Roomies," which aired on October 16, 2009. He played Marcus Little, a former Grammy Award winner whose career ended after his record label dumped him. On August 20, 2010, Shaw made his final appearance in The Suite Life on Deck. Shaw next appeared on Pair of Kings with Mitchel Musso from Hannah Montana. Shaw made his singing and rapping debut on the Pair of Kings theme song, "Top of the World", also performed by Musso. The song was featured on Radio Disney on September 10, 2010. Pair of Kings aired on Disney XD.

• Year || Title || Role || Notes • 2006–2012, 2020–present — Tyler Perry's House of Payne — Malik Payne — Main role • 2007 — The King of Queens — Reilly — Special guest • 2009–2010 — The Suite Life on Deck — Marcus Little/Lil' Little — Main role (seasons 2–3) • 2010–2013 — Pair of Kings — King Boomer Parker — Lead role • 2013 — Emily Owens, M.D. — Ethan Gorgia — Episode: "Emily and... The Teapot" • 2014 — See Dad Run — Robbie — Episode: "See Dad Run Into Marcus' Nephew" • 2018 — The Paynes — Malik Payne — 3 episodes

• Year || Title || Other || Notes • 2010 — "Top of the World" — Mitchel Musso — from Pair of Kings