Hesseman as Henry Errington
Howard Hesseman portrayed the 65 year old brucellosis patient Henry Errington who required a heart transplant in the episode Sex Kills.
Hesseman is best known for his four year stint as the laid back disc jockey Dr. Johnny Fever on WKRP in Cincinnati. However, he had a long career as an improvisational comedian prior to that role, being a founding member of the San Francisco sketch comedy group The Committee in 1963. Subsequent to WKRP, he played a teacher in Head of the Class and played the new husband of Ann Romano on One Day at a Time. He has also appeared on That 70's Show and Boston Legal. Overall, he has well over 120 film and television credits, starting with an episode of The Andy Griffith Show in 1968.
Connections
- Appeared with Sherilyn Fenn in Bigfoot
- Appeared with Candice Bergen, Meredith Eaton, Steve Valentine and Currie Graham on Boston Legal
- Appeared with Kal Penn in Man About Town
- Appeared with Wendy Makkena on Oliver Beene
- Appeared with Felicia Day on Maybe It's Me
- Appeared with George Wyner and Michael Goorjian in The Mesmerist
- Appeared with Steve Valentine and Meta Golding on Crossing Jordan
- Appeared with Laura Prepon, Kurtwood Smith and Curtis Armstrong on That '70s Show
- Appeared with Katherine LaNasa on Three Sisters
- Appeared with Esteban Powell on Level 9
- Appeared with Patrick Bauchau on The Pretender
- Appeared with Kathleen Quinlan, Julie Warner, Kurt Fuller and Salli Richardson-Whitfield on Family Law
- Appeared with LL Cool J in Out-of-Sync
- Appeared with Kai Lennox in Murder in New Hampshire: The Pamela Wojas Smart Story
- Replaced by Billy Connolly on Head of the Class
- Appeared with David Morse in Six Against the Rock
- Appeared with Colleen Camp in Clue
- Appeared with Colleen Camp in Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment
- Appeared with Sherilyn Fenn in Silence of the Heart
- Appeared with Carmen Argenziano in Best Kept Secrets
- Appeared with Meat Loaf and Elvis Costello in Americathon