Biography:
David Clennon starred as Miles Drentell in "thirtysomething," which won him an Emmy Award nomination in 1991 as Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. He reprised the role in the series "Once and Again." Clennon made his feature film debut in 1973 in Sydney Pollack's "The Way We Were." Later that year, he had his first speaking role, in "The Paper Chase," which led to featured roles in the films "The Thing," "The Right Stuff," "Star 80," "Being There," "Bound for Glory," "Missing," "Coming Home," "The Visit" and "Antitrust." His other television credits include a starring role in the series "Almost Perfect," on the CBS Television Network, and the mini-series "From the Earth to the Moon." His guest-starring role as Peter Brewer in the series "Dream On" won him an Emmy Award in 1993. He also guest starred in the series "Beauty and the Beast," on CBS, "Barney Miller," "Star Trek: Voyager" and "Just Shoot Me." He was born in Waukegan, Ill., and lives in Los Angeles with his wife and twins. His birth date is May 10.

Television Credits:
The Agency as Joshua Nankin
Once and Again as Miles Drentell (2000-2001)
Family Law as Andrew Weller in episode: "The Nanny" (original airdate 10/25/1999)
Just Shoot Me as Martin Spencer in episode: "Maya's Nude Photos" (original airdate: 04/06/1999)
Star Trek: Voyager as Dr. Crell Moset in episode: "Nothing Human" (original airdate: 12/02/1998)
Maximum Bob as Nathan Cahill in episode: "Good Dog Karl" (original airdate: 09/01/1998)
NewsRadio as Judge in episode: "Rose Bowl" (original airdate: 02/05/1997)
Almost Perfect as Neal Luder
Dream On as Peter Brewer in episode: "For Peter's Sake" (original airdate: 06/20/1992)
Murder, She Wrote as Wilton Tibbles in episode: "Benedict Arnold Slipped Here" (original airdate: 03/13/1988)
Beauty and the Beast as Cullen in episode: "Fever" (original airdate: 02/26/1988)
Sledge Hammer! as Bell in episode: "Sledge in Toyland" (original airdate: 12/03/1987)
thirtysomething as Miles Drentell (1989-1991)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents as "Professor John Tate" in episode: "Revenge" (original airdate: 09/29/1985)
WKRP in Cincinnati as Norris Breeze in episode: "The Consultant" (original airdate: 12/30/1981)
Barney Miller in episode: "Homeless" (original airdate: 12/17/1981)
Park Place as Jeff O'Neil (1981)
Barney Miller as Howard Speer in episode: "The Architect" (original airdate: 03/27/1980)
Barney Miller as Justice Department Counsel Chester Monahan in episode: "Identity" (original airdate: 03/01/1979)
Kojak as George Martin in episode: "The Summer of '69 (Part 1)" (original airdate: 12/04/1977)
Barney Miller in episode: "Asylum" (original airdate: 02/24/1977)
Barney Miller as Bodhisattva in episode: "Abduction" (original airdate: 02/03/1977)