Will Sasso - Television

Television

  • Family Guy (2012) in Joe's Revenge
  • WWE Raw (2012) as Curly-Hulk Hogan, promoting The Three Stooges film
  • Childrens Hospital (2010) as Trucker
  • Neighbors from Hell (2010) as Balthazor Hellman
  • $h*! My Dad Says (2010) as Vince
  • Two and a Half Men (2009) as Charlie's Recording Engineer
  • How I Met Your Mother (2008 & 2011) as Doug (the bartender)
  • Family Guy (2008) in The Man with Two Brians
  • Robson Arms (2008) as Bark
  • Bob & Doug McKenzie's Two-Four Anniversary (2007) - Himself
  • Entourage (2007) as Jay Lester
  • 'Til Death (2006) as Russ
  • Less than Perfect (2003–2006) as Carl Monari
  • Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2005) as Heckler
  • The Western Alienation Comedy Hour (2003) as Host - Himself
  • WWF SmackDown (2002) impersonating Steve Austin
  • Latin Grammy Awards (2002) as Presenter - Himself
  • Family Guy (2000) as Randy Newman (Credited as "William") in the episode Da Boom
  • WCW Monday Nitro (1999) as himself
  • MADtv (1997–2002) as Various Characters
  • Dad's Week Off (1997) as Ivan "Boom Boom" Krutovski
  • Annie O (1996) as Awesome Heckler
  • Susie Q (1996) as Police Officer
  • Doctor Who (1996) as Pete
  • Heck's Way Home (1996) as Mover#1
  • Sliders (1995–96) as Gomez Calhoun
  • Madison (1994–1997) Derek Wakaluk
  • The X-Files episode Je Souhaite (2000)
  • The Odyssey (1994) Season 2

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