Chris O'Dowd
Television

Chris O'Dowd

Section Title: Television
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

2003	Red Cap	Bernie Maddox	Episode: "Crush"

2003–2005	The Clinic	Brendan Davenport	18 episodes Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor in Television (2005)

2005	The Year London Blew Up: 1974	Dowd	Television film

2006	Showbands II	Mervin Mooney	Television film Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor in Television (2007)

The Amazing Mrs Pritchard	Headmaster	2 episodes

Doc Martin	Jonathan Crozier	Episode: "On the Edge"

2006–2010, 2013	The IT Crowd	Roy Trenneman	25 episodes

2007	Roman's Empire	Jase	5 episodes

2009	FM	Lindsay	6 episodes

2010	Little Crackers	Himself / Santa Claus	Episode: "Chris O'Dowd's Little Cracker: Capturing Santa"

2011	The Crimson Petal and the White	William Rackham	4 episodes Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Actor in Television (2012)

2011–2012	Family Guy	Butler, Contestant, Guard (voices)	2 episodes

2012–2013	Girls	Thomas John	5 episodes

2012–2015	Moone Boy	Sean Murphy	18 episodes; also creator, writer, director and executive producer International Emmy Award for Best Comedy Series (2013) IFTA Award for Best Entertainment Programme (2013–2014) Nominated—Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Multichannel Programme (2013) Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Script Drama Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor in Television (2013) Nominated—IFTA Award for Best Actor in Television (2014)

2013–2014	Monsters vs. Aliens	Dr. Cockroach (voice)	26 episodes

2013	Family Tree	Tom Chadwick	8 episodes

2015–present	Puffin Rock	Narrator (voice)	78 episodes

2017–present	Get Shorty	Miles Daly	17 episodes

2018	The Last Leg	Himself	1 episode

2019	State of Union	Tom

The Twilight Zone	Episode: "The Blue Scorpion"

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In 2011, Chris O'Dowd starred in The Crimson Petal and the White as William Rackham.

final_sentence: In 2011, Chris O'Dowd starred in The Crimson Petal and the White as William Rackham.