Miguel A. Núñez

• Name — Miguel A. Núñez Jr. • Born — 11 August 1964 • Birthplace — New York City, U.S. • Occupation — * Actor • producer • writer • Years Active — 1983–present

Núñez was born in New York City, to an African American mother and a Dominican father, and was raised by his grandparents in Wilson, North Carolina. His mother, Betty Jean Newsome, was a songwriter who co-wrote "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World" with James Brown.

One of his major screen roles was the supporting role of Spider in The Return of the Living Dead, and his first major starring role was that of Marcus Taylor on the series Tour of Duty, where he was a main cast member for all three seasons of the show. He later appeared on the short-lived series My Wildest Dreams, the short-lived show Sparks, and movies such as Juwanna Mann. Núñez also held the recurring role of Zach in the second season of the Friends spinoff Joey and portrayed Dee Jay in Street Fighter. Núñez was also an executive producer of the 2014 comedy-drama musical film School Dance.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1984 — Automan — Valet Parking Attendant — Episode: "Murder MTV" • Trapper John, M.D. — Thalmus — Episode: "It's About Time" • 1985 — The Twilight Zone — Trojan — Episode: "Teacher's Aide" • What's Happening Now!! — - — Episode: "Married or Not" • 1986–1987 — Amen — Jerome — Recurring Cast: Season 1 • 1987 — Isabel's Honeymoon Hotel — - — Episode: "Episode #1.1" • The New Gidget — Alphonse — Episode: "Oddballs" • Stingray — Curtis Roberts — Episode: "Blood Money" • 1987–1990 — Tour of Duty — Sgt. Marcus Taylor — Main Cast • 1990 — Dear John — Henry — Episode: "Homeward Bound" • 1991 — The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air — Slick — Episode: "72 Hours" • 1992–1993 — Rhythm & Blues — Jammin — Main Cast • 1993 — Hangin' with Mr. Cooper — Jason — Recurring Cast: Season 1 • Martin — Ricky aka “Pretty Ricky” — Episode: "Really, Gina's Not My Lover" • Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman — Jules — Episode: "Neverending Battle" • Thea — Rickey — Recurring Cast • 1993–1994 — Living Single — Goldie — Recurring Cast: Season 1 • 1994 — Babylon 5 — Orwell — Episode: "A Distant Star" • 1995 — The Watcher — - — Episode: "No Hope for the Dead" • My Wildest Dreams — Chandler Trapp — Main Cast • 1996 — The Faculty — Luis Jackson — Main Cast • 1996–1998 — Sparks — Maxey Sparks — Main Cast • 1999 — The Hughleys — Jojo — Recurring Cast: Season 2 • 2000 — Intimate Portrait — Himself — Episode: "Robin Givens" • The Parkers — Royal Jackson — Episode: "Love Is a Royal Pain" • 2002 — The Bernie Mac Show — Clyde — Episode: "Handle Your Business" • Boomtown — Freaktown — Episode: "The Freak" • Andy Richter Controls the Universe — Ted Swathmore — Episode: "We're All the Same, Only Different" • 2003 — My Wife and Kids — Max — Episode: "Man of the Year" & "Tee for Too Many" • Tarzan — Detective Sam Sullivan — Main Cast • 2004 — The Tracy Morgan Show — Billy Anderson — Episode: "Career Day" • 2005–2006 — Joey — Zach Miller — Main Cast: Season 2 • 2008 — Black Poker Stars Invitational — Himself — Main Guest • 2010 — Blue Mountain State — Transvestite Prostitute — Episode: "Rivalry Weekend" • 2011 — Mad Love — Carter — Episode: "Fireworks" • 2012 — Behind the Talent — Himself — Episode: "Aspen Mansion" • Are We There Yet? — Orlando — Episode: "The Family Portrait Episode" • 2013 — Belle's — Cousin Maurice — Main Cast • 2014 — Celebrity Paranormal Lockdown — Himself — Episode: "Broughton School" • Family Time — - — Episode: "No New Friends" • 2015 — Unsung Hollywood — Himself — Episode: "Vivica A. Fox" • In the Cut — Gerald 'Pork Chop' Washington — Episode: "Gold Diggers for Dummies" • 2015–2016 — Mann & Wife — Perp/Ugly Gary — Guest Cast: Season 1-2 • 2016 — Unsung Hollywood — Himself — Episode: "Guy and Joe Torry" • Apollo Night LA — Himself/Celebrity Host — Episode: "ANLA 150" • 2018 — Nashville — Tommy Reddick — Recurring Cast: Season 6 • Bronx SIU — The Chief — Main Cast: Season 1 • 2018–2025 — The Family Business — Harris Grant — Main Cast: Season 1-4, Recurring Cast: Season 6 • 2019 — Trayizon — Rich — Episode: "Trailer" • 2020 — Two Degrees — Miguel — Episode: "Bonus Adults" • 2021 — Coroner's Report — Demon Winter — Episode: "Demon Winter" • 2022 — Raven's Home — Stone — Episode: "21 Lunch Street" • 2023 — Cocaine Sisters — Kelvin Turner — Recurring Cast

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