Paul Popowich

Paul Popowich is the actor who played Cadet Tim Watters in the sixth season episode .
Hailing from the Stoney Creek neighborhood of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Popowich landed his first professional acting role at the age of 15 when he was cast in (1988). Four years later, he and future Deep Space Nine star Nicole de Boer worked together on , which focused on a struggling band of young musicians, running from October 1992 through January 1994. Popowich and de Boer would work together again ten years later in (2004).
Popowich made the transition to American television when he received a supporting role in (1997). Shortly thereafter, he was given a recurring role as Jasper McQuade on . This was followed with his appearance on Deep Space Nine followed by guest spots on Unhappily Ever After (starring Nikki Cox, including an episode with fellow Deep Space Nine guest star Faith C. Salie), Nash Bridges, and CBS' . He also appeared in (1999, with J.G. Hertzler, Nikita Ager, Alexander Enberg, Jeffrey Nordling, Kitty Swink, and Marc Worden).
Popowich starred in the 2000 independent film Silver Man, playing the title role and co-starring with Deep Space Nines Louise Fletcher. Also in 2000, Popowich appeared in the pilot episode of , along with Stanley Kamel and John Savage. During the 2000-2001 TV season, Popowich starred as an angel known as "Mr. Smith" in the second season of . Popowich worked with star Wil Wheaton in the last episode of this series. Popowich's subsequent credits include a supporting role in (2003, Brad Dourif, Guy Siner, and John Rhys-Davies), appearances on , and a recurring role on NBC's , as well as recurring roles on Degrassi: The Next Generation and the CBC drama Cracked. 
He also starred in the police drama The Bridge as Tommy Dunn with Battlestar Galacticas Aaron Douglas. Popowich also played JR Godfrey in season 1 of Netflix' , where he again worked with Aaron Douglas.
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