Michael Hogan

• Name — Michael Hogan • Born — 13 March 1949 • Birthplace — Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada • Spouse — Susan Hogan • Children — 4, including Gabriel • Education — National Theatre School of Canada • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1978–present

Michael Hogan was born in Kirkland Lake, Ontario in 1949, raised in North Bay, Ontario and studied at National Theatre School of Canada.

Hogan began his career in 1978 and has starred in numerous TV shows, plays, radio dramas and operas. He started in plays at the Shaw Festival. He made his film debut in the Peter Fonda trucker picture High-Ballin (1978). He and his wife soon became a popular television couple, as the stars of the 1983 Canadian series Vanderberg and the 1986 Canadian-German series The Little Vampire. In 1985, he also starred in the children's film The Peanut Butter Solution. Hogan portrayed Jack Budyansky in Diplomatic Immunity (1990) and in Solitaire (1991). He was nominated for a Genie Award for Best Supporting Actor for the former role and won it for the latter. In 1998, he portrayed Tony Logozzo in Cold Squad (1998). Hogan was nominated for the Gemini Award for Best Actor in a Dramatic Program or Miniseries, for the 2003 telefilm Betrayed. From 2003 to 2009, Hogan starred as Colonel Saul Tigh, Executive Officer of the Battlestar Galactica on the Sci Fi Channel television program Battlestar Galactica. He portrayed Irwin Fairbanks in The L Word (2004–2006). He also had a recurring role on the hit MTV show Teen Wolf (2012–2017) as Gerard Argent, the werewolf-hunting grandfather of Allison Argent and the latest nemesis of main protagonist, Scott McCall. He made guest appearances on Millennium (1997), The Outer Limits (1997), Andromeda (2002), in the two-hour premiere of Monk (2002), Dollhouse (2009), Numb3rs (2009), Warehouse 13 (2009), Psych (2010), Supernatural (2011), and the third season of the sitcom Husbands. Hogan's movies include Road to Saddle River, Clearcut, Stella, Cowboys Don't Cry and The Cutting Edge and the telefilms Dead Man's Gun, Shadow Lake, Scorn, Shadow Realm and Nights Below Station Street, for which he received the Manitoba Motion Picture Industry Association's Blizzard Award for Best Leading Actor. He appeared in the romance horror film Red Riding Hood (2011). Hogan has also lent his voice to the video game industry, providing the voice of Captain Armando-Owen Bailey in the role-playing games (RPG) Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, as well as the opening character, Doc Mitchell, in Fallout: New Vegas. Hogan also voiced the character General Tullius in the RPG, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Most recently, he lent his voice as Samael in the American release of the Korean multiplayer role-playing game TERA (2012).

On February 17, 2020, Hogan sustained a brain injury after falling and hitting his head. This caused paralysis of his left side, memory loss, and dysphagia. The slip and fall accident happened at a dinner event following a Battlestar Galactica fan convention.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1980–1984 — data-sort-value="Littlest Hobo, The" | The Littlest Hobo — Chuck/Lucky/Policeman — Guest role; 3 episodes • 1981 — data-sort-value="Intruder Within, The" | The Intruder Within — Chili — Television film • 1983 — Vanderberg — Hank Vanderberg • 1984 — He's Fired, She's Hired — Freddie's Ad Man — Television film • 1985 — data-sort-value="Suicide Murders, The" | The Suicide Murders — Bill Ward — Television film • 1986 — Kay O'Brien — Sean McCandliss — Episode: "Big Vacation" • Adderly — Shankill — Episode: "Adderly with Eggroll" • 1986–1987 — data-sort-value="Little Vampire, The" | The Little Vampire — Robert Besker — Recurring role; 6 episodes • 1988 — data-sort-value="Twilight Zone, The" | The Twilight Zone — Sheriff Roy — Episode: "The Hunters" • 1988–1991 — Street Legal — Warden Vanderklat/Brent Elliot — Guest role; 3 episodes • 1989 — E.N.G. — Crothers — Episodes: "E.N.G. Pilot: Part 1" and "Part 2" • 1990 — Mom P.I. — Vic Stevens — Episode: "Spinal Trap" • War of the Worlds — Nash — Episode: "The True Believer" • Counterstrike — Father Milady — Episode: "Now and at the Hour of Our Death" • data-sort-value="Last Best Year, The" | The Last Best Year — Billy Haller — Television film • 1991 — African Skies — Hooker — Episode: "Crocodile Tears" • 1992 — Beyond Reality — Jebidiah Smith — Episode: "The Burning Judge" • I'll Fly Away — Eddie — Episode: "Ruler of My Heart" • Hearts Afire — Tom Dybala Jr. — Episode: "Smithersgate" • 1993 — Road to Avonlea — Mr. Dunn — Episode: "Home Movie" • Matrix — Dr. Martin Sands — Episode: "Conviction of His Courage" • Lifeline to Victory — Chief Engineer — Television film • 1994 — Kung Fu: The Legend Continues — Duncan — Episode: "The Innocent" • 1995 — End of Summer — The General — Television film • 1996 — Jake and the Kid — Gate — Episodes: "Full Circle" and "Looks Can Be Deceiving" • For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down — Alvin — Television film • data-sort-value="Boys Next Door, The" | The Boys Next Door — Dr. Racine — Television film • data-sort-value="Kidnapping in the Family, A" | A Kidnapping in the Family — Television film • 1997 — Millennium — Captain Bigelow — Episode: "The Wild and the Innocent" • Two — Officer Pierce — Episode: "Leap of Faith" • data-sort-value="Outer Limits, The" | The Outer Limits — Dr. Lawrence Sinclair — Episode: "Last Supper" • Ellen Foster — Principal — Television film • 1997–1998 — Dead Man's Gun — Flagg/Sheriff Haynes — Episodes: "My Brother's Keeper" and "Ties That Bind" • 1998 — Due South — George — Episode: "Mountie Sings the Blues" • Nights Below Station Street — Joe Walsh — Television film • 1998–1999 — Cold Squad — Detective Tony Logozzo — Series regular (seasons 1–2); 24 episodes • 1998 — Nothing Sacred — Television film • 1999 — Shadow Lake — Television film • First Wave — Mr. Bennett — Episode: "Normal, Illinois" • 2000 — Earth: Final Conflict — Detective — Episode: "Apparition" • Scorn — Ralph — Television film • 2001 — UC: Undercover — Sergeant Drake — Episode: "City on Fire" • Night Visions — Larry — Episode: "Harmony" • So Weird — Sam Hardy — Episode: "Gone Fishin" • 2002 — data-sort-value="Eleventh Hour, The" | The Eleventh Hour — Milt — Also known as Bury the Lead Episode: "The 37-Year-Itch" • Mysterious Ways — Andy Anderson — Episode: "Logan Miller" • Monk — Warren St. Claire — Episodes: "Mr. Monk and the Candidate: Part 1" and "Part 2" • Andromeda — Crescent — Episode: "The Leper's Kiss" • Just Cause — Dane's Lawyer — Episode: "Lies, Speculation & Deception" • data-sort-value="Investigation, The" | The Investigation — Ray — Television film • Shadow Realm — Larry — Television film • 2003 — Betrayed — Doug Bryce — Television film • Battlestar Galactica — Colonel Saul Tigh — Television mini-series • 2004 — Blue Murder — Colin Gladden — Episode: "Spooks" • 2004–2006 — data-sort-value="L Word, The" | The L Word — Irwin Fairbanks — Recurring role; 4 episodes • 2004–2009 — Battlestar Galactica — Colonel Saul Tigh — Main role; 69 episodes • 2006 — Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance — Colonel Saul Tigh — Webseries; 6 episodes • 2007 — Robot Chicken — Colonel Saul Tigh (voice) / Matt Trakker (voice) — Episode: "Rabbits on a Roller Coaster" • Battlestar Galactica: Razor — Colonel Saul Tigh — Television film • 2008–2009 — Battlestar Galactica: The Face of the Enemy — Colonel Saul Tigh — Webseries; 3 episodes • 2009 — Warehouse 13 — Warren Bering — Episode: "Nevermore" • Dollhouse — Bradley Karrens — Episode: "Belle Chose" • Numb3rs — Ray Till — Episode: "Old Soldiers" • Battlestar Galactica: The Plan — Colonel Saul Tigh — Television film • 2010 — Psych — William Tanner — Episode: "The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode" • Smallville — General Slade Wilson — Episodes: "Patriot" and "Icarus" • 2011 — Heartland — Archie Morris — Episode: "What's in a Name?" • Supernatural — Sheriff Osbourne — Episode: "Slash Fiction" • Ice Road Terror — Terry Lowman — Television film • Snowmageddon — Fred Baker — Television film • 2012 — Fairly Legal — George Algers — Episode: "Satisfaction" • 2012–2013 — Arctic Air — Doc Hossa — Recurring role; 4 episodes • 2012–2013, 2016–2017 — Teen Wolf — Gerard Argent — Main Role (Season 2), Recurring role (Seasons 3, 5–6); 22 episodes • 2013 — Republic of Doyle — Phonse — Episode: "Gimme Shelter" • data-sort-value="Mentalist, The" | The Mentalist — Sean Barlow — Episode: "Red John's Rules" • Falling Skies — General Donovan — Episode: "At All Costs" • Cult — Dr. Robert Kimble — Episode: "Flip the Script" • Husbands — Scott — Recurring role; 5 episodes • Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story — Terry Kindlon — Television film • Haven — Lincoln Harker — S4E12: "When the Bough Breaks" • 2014 — data-sort-value="Tomorrow People, The" | The Tomorrow People — Senator Kelsey — Episodes: "Kill Switch" and "Son of Man" • data-sort-value="Christmas Secret, The" | The Christmas Secret — Marshal Wilson — Television film • 2015 — Fargo — Otto Gerhardt — Recurring role; 6 episodes • 2016 — 12 Monkeys — Dr. David Eckland — Recurring role; 6 episodes • data-sort-value="Man in the High Castle, The" | The Man in the High Castle — Hagan / Ex-Preacher — Guest role; 4 episodes • 2017 — You Me Her — Emma's father — Guest role; 2 episodes • Zoo — IADG Officer Grissam — Guest role; 4 episodes • 2018 — Criminal Minds — Benjamin David Merva — Guest role; 2 episodes • data-sort-value="Magicians, The" | The Magicians — Edwin — Episode: "The Art of the Deal" • No Easy Days — Bob Carson — 8 episodes • Chilling Adventures of Sabrina — Grandfather Kinkle — Episode: "Chapter 7: Feast of Feasts" • 2020 — When Calls the Heart — Archie Grant — Guest role; 2 episodes

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2010 — Mass Effect 2 — Captain Bailey (voice) • Red Dead Redemption — The Local Population • Fallout: New Vegas — Doc Mitchell (voice) • 2011 — data-sort-value="Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, The" | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim — General Tullius (voice) • 2012 — Mass Effect 3 — Commander Armando-Owen Bailey (voice) • TERA: Rising — Commander Samael (voice) • 2021 — Mass Effect Legendary Edition — Commander Armando-Owen Bailey (voice) — Archival audio