Scott Thomson

Scott Thomson is the actor who portrayed Goss in the third season episode .
His first feature film was (1977, with Paul Williams and Paul Sorensen. Later he appeared in (1982, with Tom Villard). Thomson's well known appearance came in (1982, with Ray Walston, Vincent Schiavelli, and Hallie Todd) and he starred in Frightmare (1983, with Jeffrey Combs), (1984, with Ray Walston, Joe Piscopo, and Vincent Schiavelli), and (1985). 
Thomson played Chad Copeland in (1984, with David Graf and Kim Cattrall), (1986, with David Graf, Arthur Batanides, and Brian Tochi) and (1987, with David Graf, Brian Tochi and Carolyn Scott). 
Other films include (1988, with Michael Ensign, Don Stark, and John Mahon), Casual Sex? (1988, with Dan Woren, Leslie Morris, Tina Lifford, Barbara Harris, David McCharen, and Gary Schwartz), (1989, with David Ogden Stiers and Alan Scarfe), (1993, with Stefan Gierasch, Bert Remsen, Lorinne Vozoff, Kevin McDermott, and Kelly Connell), (1993, with Thomas Kopache, Peter Vogt, Irene Tsu, Albert Henderson, and John Durbin), (1994, with Roy Brocksmith, Wayne Grace, and Frank Collison), (1996, with Alan Ruck, Sean Whalen, Zach Grenier, Patrick Fischler, Richard Lineback, and Bruce Wright), Blast from the Past (1999, with Ryan Sparks, Richard Gilbert-Hill, and Annie O'Donnell), Loser (2000, with Andy Dick, Robert Miano, and Andrea Martin), Jonathan Frakes' (2002, starring Ken Jenkins, Jenette Goldstein, Gina Hecht, Jeff Ricketts, and Billy Mayo), and Assumption (2006). 
Thomson has appeared in television series such as The Greatest American Hero (1981), (with William Shatner and Richard Herd and directed by Cliff Bole), (1989, with Fionnula Flanagan, Alan Scarfe, and Nicholas Guest), Parker Lewis Can't Lose (1990, with Sherman Howard and Clyde Kusatsu), The Cosby Mysteries (1994, with Zach Grenier), Big Love (2009, with Robert Beltran, Miriam Flynn, Noa Tishby, and Time Winters), and (2009, with Kelli Kirkland).
More recently he had a guest part in an episode of True Blood (2010, with Kristin Bauer and Gregg Daniel) and appeared in the comedy Vamps (2011, with Wallace Shawn and Malcolm McDowell) and (2012, with Jeffrey Combs and Rhonda Aldrich).
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