what TV show dvds should I check out?

A quick search of imdb shows it is him. He apparently only showed up in two episodes as Judah Botwin, so I'm not sure why he gets to make the DVD case in a picture, but it's definitely him.

Here's a graf in his bio from imdb:

"Today, with recurring parts on three high-profile television shows -- ABC's Grey's Anatomy, the WB's Supernatural, and Showtime's Weeds -- Jeffrey's career is back on track. Grey's Anatomy creator, Shonda Rhimes, recently signed him to play a lead role in an untitled upcoming show for ABC"

 

IJAG --
About this new sig line....

 

I do think it's a little elitist, you know, the whole 'may justly be pronounced' thing.

Oh, wait...you mean mine? What about it?

 

NewsRadio

 

Scrubs (4th season just came out on Tuesday)
Battlestar Galactica (the new one)
Deadwood
and Weeds is very good too.

 

Yeah, that's Denny. He doesn't have much of a role in Weeds, though. I don't think I'm spoiling anything by saying that he's dead (on Weeds), since he's dead before the first scene.

What to watch (in no particular, just as they come to me):

Alias -- first two seasons. As good anything you'll find on TV. Stop after that. No matter how much you think you want to see season 3, you don't. Trust me.

Rescue Me -- funniest hour on TV hands down. Nothing else even comes close, and it also mixes in some very good drama.

The Shield -- Really good. It's one of those shows that makes you a little nervous as you're watching, which means it's good.

The Sopranos -- The first three seasons are probably the best in the history of TV. A slight dropoff after that, but still the best show on TV, when it's, you know, on TV.

House -- if you like smartasses, House is your guy. Well done show and one hell of a lead by Laurie.

Lost -- Great storyline and story telling.

Grey's Anatomy -- Has a soap opera feel to it, but it's very well done.

Boston Legal -- the second funniest hour on TV, especially the first season.

The Wire -- You've got to give this one time. It's not going to wow you with one episode. The writing is very, very good and it's probably the smartest, most honest show on TV. Give it three episodes and you'll be hooked for good.

If you like 30-minute comedies: The Office (American version) should be first, followed by Weeds, My Name is Earl, Scrubs.

One that never gets mentioned, but should: Over There -- had a one-season run on FX a year ago.

 

When I couldn't sleep last night I ran across an episode of Alias. Never saw it before. Jennifer Garner is smokin'. Anyway, seemed like a cool, trippy, X-Files'esque show. Last night's episode had Ethan Hawke on it, and it was about how certain people with special genes can alter their facial appearance (or something like that). Good viewing.

 

The Sopranos
24
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development

 

Curb Your Enthusiasm -- definitely.

 

Don't forget seasons two and three.

Also, how is Seinfeld not mentioned on this list? I'm also a big fan of Married With Children. Those discs get me through the nights.