Kevin Michael Walsh

Actor Kevin Michael Walsh essayed a wide array of fringe characters - deadbeats, drug addicts, burglars and at least one "creepy" customer - on numerous television series and the occasional feature. The Cleveland, Ohio native trained with the famed improvisational company Second City at both its Cleveland and Los Angeles locations while making inroads towards a screen acting career on television and in features in the early 2000s. Appearances in commercials and independent film projects preceded his network television debut as a comic book aficionado on "Las Vegas" (CBS, 2003-08); this led to guest turns on "My Name is Earl" (NBC, 2005-08), "King of Queens" (CBS, 1998-2007) and other situation comedies. By the mid-2000s, Walsh was working steadily on television, essaying offbeat comic characters on "Raising Hope" (Fox, 2010-14) and "2 Broke Girls" (CBS, 2011-17), as well as occasional forays into dramatic work on "Justified' (FX, 2010-15) and "The Fosters" (Freeform, 2013- ) and leading roles in independent projects like "Melting the Snowman" (2010). In 2016 alone, Walsh was featured in the satirical Amazon series "Jean-Claude Van Johnson" (2016- ), with action star Jean-Claude Van Damme playing himself, the Warner Bros. pilot "Sebastian Says," and the indie features "Suburban Cowboy" (2016) and "Kampout" (2017).