Television
- AMC's Rubicon in the role of James Wheeler.
- Ugly Betty as a recurring member in the show's third season in 2009 for the final five episodes of that season, and remained in the cast until mid-season four when his character's arc ended.
- All My Children in 2008, in the role of Robert Gardner.
- Bored to Death, in the role of Bernard, the nemesis to Ted Danson's character on He appeared on the May 11, 2012 episode of Primetime: What Would You Do?, when he inadvertently walked into the scene the producers and actors were putting on, where an employee dropped a customer's package and broke what was in it. David chose not to tell on the employee, and played along, saying, "I didn't hear anything."
- DAG, the short-lived 2001 television series, in the role of the President.
- Early-1990s NBC sitcom Nurses.
- Columbo in 1997 as a forensic investigator.
- The West Wing episode "The State Dinner", playing a Democratic Party supporter who is also escorting Sam Seaborn's call-girl girlfriend.
- Monk in the episode "Mr. Monk Goes Back to School", 2003, as a gym teacher.
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