Rick Peters

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Rick Peters
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Years active1992–present

Rick Peters is an American actor. He has appeared in several films and numerous television shows, and is perhaps best known for his role as Bobby Manning in Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye . He also plays the role of Elliot Larson in the 4th season of Dexter .

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Selected filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1994 Night of the Demons 2 Rick
1997 Leprechaun 4: In Space Private 'Mooch'
1997 The Disappearance of Kevin Johnson Willis Stevens
Elvis Meets Nixon Elvis Presley
1998This Matter of MarriageSteve
2000 Gun Shy Bennett
2006The Craving HeartLou

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1993Against the GrainBobby TaylorSeries regular
1994 McKenna Dale GoodwinSeries regular
Full House RogerEpisode: "A Date with Fate"
1997 Pensacola: Wings of Gold CraigRecurring
1999–2000 The Hoop Life Greg MarrSeries regular
2000 The Pretender Garrett MohrEpisode: "Junk"
2001 Providence MitchRecurring
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Jerry WaldenEpisode: "Scuba Doobie-Doo"
2002 Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye Bobby Manning56 episodes
Smallville Bob RickmanEpisode: "Hug"
Andy Richter Controls the Universe MiloEpisode: "The Show Might Go On"
2005 CSI: Miami Robert SmithEpisode: "Killer Date"
Close to Home CurtEpisode: "Pilot"
Veronica Mars Dr. Tom Griffith6 episodes
2006 Aquaman Agent BrigmanSeries regular
Heroes Tom McHenryEpisodes: "Nothing to Hide" and "Six Months Ago"
2007 Shark Rob DematoEpisode: "Here Comes the Judge"
Without a Trace Dale EntyEpisode: "At Rest"
2009 Dexter Elliot Larson Recurring
2010 The Event US MarshallRecurring
2011 Grey's Anatomy Sean GreeneEpisode: "This Is How We Do It"
The Mentalist CBI Agent Ed MastersonEpisode: "Little Red Book"
2012 NCIS Vincent MapleEpisodes:
"Playing With Fire" and "Up in Smoke"
2013 Major Crimes Season 2 Michael HarrisEpisode: "Pick Your Poison"
2014 NCIS: Los Angeles Adrian DavisEpisode: "Windfall"
2015 Agent Carter Dr. HonickyEpisode: "A Sin to Err"
2016 Criminal Minds Warden Bart ShulmanEpisode: "Devil's Backbone"
2019 Bixler High Private Eye Russell DewittTelevision film

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