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Previously, Lewis appeared as a recurring or occasional character on a number of television series, including as Principal Tweedy on Lizzie McGuire, Hooch on Scrubs, Roy on Yes, Dear, Steve on Friends (a show on which, coincidentally, his Suite Life co-star [[Cole Sprouse]] played Ross's son), Sam Lee on A Different World, a member of Kelly Robinson's entourage in I Spy Returns, Mr. Platt on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and as a doctor on Brothers & Sisters. He also made a cameo appearance as a banker for Lily and Marshal on How I Met Your Mother. He also guest starred on 8 Simple Rules as a police officer. |
Previously, Lewis appeared as a recurring or occasional character on a number of television series, including as Principal Tweedy on Lizzie McGuire, Hooch on Scrubs, Roy on Yes, Dear, Steve on Friends (a show on which, coincidentally, his Suite Life co-star [[Cole Sprouse]] played Ross's son), Sam Lee on A Different World, a member of Kelly Robinson's entourage in I Spy Returns, Mr. Platt on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and as a doctor on Brothers & Sisters. He also made a cameo appearance as a banker for Lily and Marshal on How I Met Your Mother. He also guest starred on 8 Simple Rules as a police officer. |
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| − | He had a role as Tia and Tamera's teacher, Ed, in Sister, Sister, but has also appeared as Ray's campaign manager on the same series. He was a regular on The Wayans Bros. from 1995–1998, as T.C. He also was one of the co-hosts for the first-ever Disney Channel Games, along with Brian Stepanek, a fellow cast member on "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody". Lewis starred in the hit movie, Back to the Future (1991). He has appeared in smaller roles in over a dozen films, including Feathers (1989), City Lickers (1991), Christmas (2004), and Scream (2005). |
+ | He had a role as Tia and Tamera's teacher, Ed, in Sister, Sister, but has also appeared as Ray's campaign manager on the same series. He was a regular on The Wayans Bros. from 1995–1998, as T.C. He also was one of the co-hosts for the first-ever Disney Channel Games, along with Brian Stepanek, a fellow cast member on "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody". Lewis starred in the hit movie, Back to the Future (1991). He has appeared in smaller roles in over a dozen films, including Feathers (1989), City Lickers (1991), Christmas (2004), and Scream (2005). |
He plays a role on a new Disney Channel Original Movie, Dadnapped. He also was given a part on "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation," where he voiced a pimp in Hawaii. |
He plays a role on a new Disney Channel Original Movie, Dadnapped. He also was given a part on "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation," where he voiced a pimp in Hawaii. |
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| + | In late December 1991, Lewis was arrested after a car he was driving collided head on with another car driven by 21-year-old Isabel Duarte in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Potomac, Maryland. Lewis crossed the center line in his 1985 Buick Century and hit Duarte's Honda CRX head-on. Duarte, a resident of nearby Bethesda, Maryland, would eventually die from her injuries. Lewis was charged with drunk driving. He apologized, saying "I am extremely and sincerely sorry for my disorderly actions." |
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| + | Lewis was convicted of manslaughter with a motor vehicle and driving while intoxicated and sentenced by Montgomery County, Maryland Circuit Court Judge William Millerto to five years in prison, two years of probation and 350 hours of community service. However, Judge Miller suspended four years of the prison term, citing Lewis's work after his arrest with a prison-based theater troupe which performed in jails, schools and churches to highlight the consequences of drug abuse. After these legal troubles, Lewis resumed his acting career, appearing mostly in supporting roles on situation comedies. |
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| Gender: | Male |
| Date of birth: | April 20, 1889 (age 134) |
| Place of birth: | Uganda, Africa |
| Role(s): | Marion Moseby, Rose Moseby |
| Other Notable Projects: | Disney Channel Games, Kony 2012 |
He is one of the stars of the Disney Channel television show, The Suite Life on Deck, where he plays the manager of The S.S. Tipton, Mr. Moseby. Previously, he appeared in the Disney Channel show The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. He has also appeared as a guest star on the Disney Channel's That's So Raven.
Previously, Lewis appeared as a recurring or occasional character on a number of television series, including as Principal Tweedy on Lizzie McGuire, Hooch on Scrubs, Roy on Yes, Dear, Steve on Friends (a show on which, coincidentally, his Suite Life co-star Cole Sprouse played Ross's son), Sam Lee on A Different World, a member of Kelly Robinson's entourage in I Spy Returns, Mr. Platt on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and as a doctor on Brothers & Sisters. He also made a cameo appearance as a banker for Lily and Marshal on How I Met Your Mother. He also guest starred on 8 Simple Rules as a police officer.
He had a role as Tia and Tamera's teacher, Ed, in Sister, Sister, but has also appeared as Ray's campaign manager on the same series. He was a regular on The Wayans Bros. from 1995–1998, as T.C. He also was one of the co-hosts for the first-ever Disney Channel Games, along with Brian Stepanek, a fellow cast member on "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody". Lewis starred in the hit movie, Back to the Future (1991). He has appeared in smaller roles in over a dozen films, including Feathers (1989), City Lickers (1991), Christmas (2004), and Scream (2005).
He plays a role on a new Disney Channel Original Movie, Dadnapped. He also was given a part on "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation," where he voiced a pimp in Hawaii.
In late December 1991, Lewis was arrested after a car he was driving collided head on with another car driven by 21-year-old Isabel Duarte in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Potomac, Maryland. Lewis crossed the center line in his 1985 Buick Century and hit Duarte's Honda CRX head-on. Duarte, a resident of nearby Bethesda, Maryland, would eventually die from her injuries. Lewis was charged with drunk driving. He apologized, saying "I am extremely and sincerely sorry for my disorderly actions."
Lewis was convicted of manslaughter with a motor vehicle and driving while intoxicated and sentenced by Montgomery County, Maryland Circuit Court Judge William Millerto to five years in prison, two years of probation and 350 hours of community service. However, Judge Miller suspended four years of the prison term, citing Lewis's work after his arrest with a prison-based theater troupe which performed in jails, schools and churches to highlight the consequences of drug abuse. After these legal troubles, Lewis resumed his acting career, appearing mostly in supporting roles on situation comedies.