Robert Picardo Biography

Yale alumnus Robert Picardo made his off-Broadway debut in David Mamet's one-act play Sexual Perversity in Chicago. That was in 1975; two years later, Picardo was first seen on Broadway in Gemini. He launched his TV career in the 1980 miniseries The Dream Merchants, and in 1981 made his first film, The Howling--one of several assignments for director Joe Dante. During his early TV years, he was all too often cast in "first husband" or "wrong boyfriend" supporting roles. Things improved in 1986, when he was hired to play the much-feared high school gym teacher Coach Cutlip in the weekly dramedy The Wonder Years. He went on to co-star as Dr. Dick Richard in the highly acclaimed Vietnam-era series China Beach (1989-91). A busy voiceover artist, Picardo has supplied a variety of vocal characterizations for such series as Dinosaurs and Batman. Undoubtedly you'll be reading even more about Robert Picardo in the future, by virtue of his being cast as the holographic Doc Zimmerman on TV's Star Trek: Voyager(1995- ). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Eddie: I'm gonna give you a piece of my mind. I trusted you, Karen.
  From The Howling. Submitted by Creep F (11 months ago)

• 1. Chris: Eddie?
  2. Eddie: You know me, but I don't know you. Why is that?
  From The Howling. Submitted by Creep F (11 months ago)

• 1. Eddie: (to Chris) - Hello, bright boy.
  From The Howling. Submitted by Creep F (11 months ago)

• 1. Eddie: Don't you know anything?
  From The Howling. Submitted by Creep F (11 months ago)

• 1. Chris: You're crazy!
  2. Eddie: Oh, I'm much more than that!
  From The Howling. Submitted by Creep F (11 months ago)