Greg Germann

• Name — Greg Germann • Born — 26 February 1958 • Birthplace — Houston, Texas, U.S. • Occupation — Actor, TV personality, TV director, writer • Years Active — 1982–present • Television — Eric "Rico" Moyer in Ned & Stacey Richard Fish in Ally McBeal Dr. Tom Koracick in Grey's Anatomy • Children — Asa

He started in several Broadway plays while in New York, including a role in 1982 alongside Matthew Broderick in the play Fancy This, which Germann also co-wrote. He received praise for roles in the 1982 musical Chicago, and the 1983 musical The Wizard of Oz. He continued to have roles in plays before seeing a poster for wanted actors for a film in 1985. He moved to Hollywood to find film success, and got his first role in the teen comedy film, The Whoopee Boys in 1986. The supporting role in that film helped Greg's career, so he could star in bigger and mainstream films. His next film was 1990's Child's Play 2, in which he played the character Mattson, in the well-received sequel to one of the most popular horror films of all time. Child's Play 2, and the 1991 romantic comedy Once Around, helped the actor gain mainstream success. In 1990, Germann originated the role of John Hinckley Jr. in Stephen Sondheim's Assassins.

After Child's Play 2 and Once Around were released, he gained fame as a character named Petey in the 1994 critical and commercial success Clear and Present Danger, and landed a supporting role as Rico on the sitcom Ned & Stacey, which lasted from 1995 to 1997. In 1997, after Ned & Stacey, Germann was offered the role as Richard Fish on the legal-comedy series Ally McBeal which he played for five seasons, from 1997 to 2002. During this time, he received three nominations for the Screen Actors Guild awards, winning one. Germann directed a few Ally McBeal episodes, including "Fear of Flirting" (season 5, episode 4). He appeared on ABC's In Case of Emergency as Sherman Yablonsky until it was canceled after one season, and was also in the pilot episode of Eureka. He did not reprise the role, and his character's disappearance was explained in the official comic book as having been reassigned to Alaska.

After Ally McBeal ended Germann starred in several films, including Down to Earth, Sweet November, and Joe Somebody, all being released in 2001. He guest-appeared twice on The Bernie Mac Show. He got lead roles in 2005 in the family comedies Family Plan and Down and Derby. In 2006, he guest-starred in the series, Desperate Housewives. In 2009, he starred in the Nickelodeon made-for-television musical film Spectacular!. He portrayed the role of Mr. Virgil Romano. Also in 2009, Germann made a guest appearance on an episode of CSI: NY entitled Blacklist. In the episode, he played Victor Benton, a cancer patient and serial killer who is targeting health care providers for not getting him help, while also taunting NYPD Detective Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) about his deceased father.

In 2010, he played Jerry Erickson in the holiday film The Santa Incident. Germann has appeared in NCIS since the season 10 episode "Shiva", playing NCIS Assistant Director Jerome Craig. Later, in the episode "Canary", he briefly took over the agency while the director at the time (Leon Vance) was on temporary leave following a family tragedy. Germann has appeared infrequently in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit playing ADA Derek Strauss. In 2016, Germann appeared in the ABC fantasy series drama Once Upon a Time portraying Hades, the God of the Underworld, for ten episodes. He was in the film Foster Boy. He also appeared as neurosurgeon Tom Koracick in Grey's Anatomy.

His son with the actress Christine Mourad, Asa Germann, is also an actor.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1985 — ABC Afterschool Specials — Billy — Episode: "High School Narc" • 1988 — Tattinger's — unknown role — Episode: "Rest in Peas" • 1989 — Miami Vice — Johnny Raymond — Episode: "Freefall" • 1989–1990 — Tour of Duty — Lieutenant Beller — Recurring (4 episodes) • 1990 — H.E.L.P. — Lacy — Episode: "Fire Down Below" • Equal Justice — Merkle — Episode: "Pilot" • Against the Law — Fenstrom — Episode: "The Price of Life" • 1991 — Rewrite for Murder — Television Movie • 1992 — Yesterday Today — Dennis • 1993 — L.A. Law — Larry Greenhut — Episode: "Come Rain or Come Schein" • Taking the Heat — Assistant District Attorney Kennedy — Television Movie • Bakersfield P.D — Hood — Episode: "The Ex-Partner" • 1994 — Assault at West Point: The Court-Martial of Johnson Whittaker — Vernon Bailey — Television Movie • 1994–1995 — Sweet Justice — Andy Del Sarto — Series Regular (23 episodes) • 1994–1996 — Ellen — Rick — Recurring (3 episodes) – "The Anchor" (1994) – "The Class Reunion" (1994) – "The Mugging" (1996) • 1995–1996 — Ned and Stacey — Eric "Rico" Moyer — Series Regular (46 episodes) • 1998 — Remember WENN — Arden Sage — Episode: "Work Shift" • 1997–2002 — Ally McBeal — Richard Fish — Series Regular (112 episodes) Director of Episode: "Fear of Flirting" Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (1999) Nominated – Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2000, 2001) • 1999 — Jeopardy! — Himself (Celebrity Contestant) — Episode: "Television Personalities Night" • 2002 — The Twilight Zone — Ben Baker — Episode: "Sensuous Cindy" • 2003 — The Bernie Mac Show — Marcus — Episode: "Love Thy Nephew" • The Snobs — Carl Mallard • 2004 — Listen Up — Paul — 2 Episodes • 2005 — Family Plan — Walcott — Television Movie • 2006 — Desperate Housewives — Jim Halverson — Episode: "We're Gonna Be All Right" • Eureka — Professor Warren King — Episode: "Pilot" • 2007 — In Case of Emergency — Sherman Yablonsky — Series Regular (13 episodes) • All I Want for Christmas — Roger Nelson — Television Movie • 2009 — Spectacular! — Mr. Romano • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — George — Episode: "The Descent of Man" • The Cleaner — Ron Sayres — Episode: "Standing Eight" • CSI: NY — Victor Benton — Episode: "Blacklist" • Ghost Whisperer — Kirk Jansen — Episode: "Dead Listing" • 2010 — Medium — Dr. Alan Hahn — Episode: "Sal" • The Santa Incident — Erickson — Television Movie • Strange Brew • 2010–2013 — Raising Hope — Dale — Recurring (3 episodes) – "Meet the Grandparents" (2010) – "Killer Hope" (2011) – "Modern Wedding" (2013) • 2011 — Hawaii Five-0 — Robert Rovin — Episode: "He Kane Hewa' Ole" • Phineas and Ferb — Teenage boy #1, Additional voices (voice role) — Episode: "Make Play/Candace Gets Busted" • Glenn Martin, DDS — Various (voice role) — Episode: "Windfall" • 2011–2013 — Aim High — Vice President Ockenhocker — Recurring (4 episodes) • 2012 — House of Lies — Greg Norbert — Recurring (6 episodes) • Common Law — Phil Kronish — Episode: "The Ex-Factor" • Drop Dead Diva — Judge Zahn — Episode: "Jane's Getting Married" • I'm Not Dead Yet — Len — Television Movie • Wedding Band — Larry Pants — Episode: "Get Down on It" • The Unprofessional — Griffin — Television Movie • 2013 — NCIS — NCIS Deputy Director Jerome Craig — Recurring (3 episodes) • The Gates — unknown role — Television Movie • 2013–2026 — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Assistant District Attorney Derek Strauss — Recurring (5 episodes) • 2014 — Blue Bloods — Dr. Michael Raskins — Episode: "Open Secrets" • How to Get Away with Murder — Jared Keegan — Episode: "He Deserved to Die" • HR — Markus Teal — Television Movie • 2015 — About a Boy — Johnny Idalis — 2 episodes • Chasing Life — William Conti — Recurring (3 episodes) • 2015–2016 — Limitless — ADIC Grady Johnson — 2 episodes • 2016 — Once Upon a Time — Hades — Recurring (season 5 for 10 episodes) Nominated – Teen Choice Award for Choice TV: Villain • 2017 — Brooklyn Nine-Nine — Gary Lurmax — Episode: "Serve & Protect" • Redliners — David Angola — Television Movie • Friends from College — John — Recurring (5 episodes) • Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History — Dr. Blalock — Television Movie • 2017–2022; 2025 — Grey's Anatomy — Dr. Tom (Thomas) Koracick — Recurring (Seasons 14–15) Main (Seasons 16–17) Guest (Seasons 18-19; 21) 56 episodes • 2018 — One Dollar — Wilson Furlbee — Recurring (6 episodes) • 2020 — Station 19 — Dr. Tom Koracick — Episode: "Eulogy" • Curb Your Enthusiasm — Dr. Andrew "Rusty" Holzer — Episode: "The Surprise Party" • 2022 — Firefly Lane — Benedict Binswanger • 2023-2026 — Will Trent — James Ulster — Guest (4 episodes) – "Nothing Changed Except for Everything" – "A Bad Temper and a Hard Heart" – "Me Llamo Will Trent" – "It's the Work I Signed Up For" • 2023 — Hell's Kitchen — Himself — Blue guest diner and The People Concern contributor; Episode: "A Hellish Food Fight" • 2026 — Not Suitable for Work — David Teitelbaum — Recurring

• Year — Title — Role — Venue — Notes • 1985–1986 — Biloxi Blues — Arnold Epstein / Eugene Morris Jerome (replacements) — Neil Simon Theatre • 1990 — Assassins — John Hinckley — Playwrights Horizons • 2008–2009 — Boeing-Boeing — Bernard (replacement) — Longacre Theatre — 117 performances • 2016 — Meteor Shower — Norm — Old Globe Theatre

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2001 — Ally McBeal — Director — 1 Episode Season 5. Episode 4 - Fear of Flirting • 1998 — Pete's Garden — Director

• Year — Title — Media — Notes • 1997 - 2001 — Ally McBeal — TV Series — Performer: "Can't Keep a Good Man Down" Performer: "War" Performer: "More Today Than Yesterday" (uncredited)

The authorities additionally record the headings Gregory Andrew Germann and Gregory Andrew "Greg" Germann. His recorded language was English. One child is recorded: Asa Germann.

Greg Germann is recorded as actor and director.