James Eckhouse TV Schedule
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Sun 2
Cocktail — James Eckhouse
In this tasty romantic drama, a cocky skirt-chasing bartender drops out of law school in search of a top-shelf lifestyle. Later, his romance with a pretty waitress is threatened by an alluring fashion executive who wants him all to herself.
Air Time & Details for James Eckhouse, Sun 2, 8:33 pm -
Sun 2
NCIS: Sight Unseen — James Eckhouse
NCIS searches for a petty officer suspected of assault who escapes when the sheriff transporting him crashes into a lake. Also, Torres works closely with Annie Barth, a key blind witness who heard vital evidence needed to solve the case.
Air Time & Details for James Eckhouse, Sun 2, 10:03 pm -
Tue 4
Criminal Minds: Tabula Rasa — James Eckhouse
A serial-killer case is reopened when the suspected killer wakes up from a four-year coma and claims he doesn't remember committing any crimes.
Air Time & Details for James Eckhouse, Tue 4, 7:00 pm
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James Eckhouse Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About James Eckhouse
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Probably best known as Jim Walsh, the father of Brandon and Brenda on Beverly Hills 90210, actor James Eckhouse hadn't yet set his sites on acting when he graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1976. He didn't start appearing onscreen until the early '80s, when he began scoring minor roles in films like Will There Really Be a Morning? and Trading Places.
Then, in 1990, Eckhouse was cast in Beverly Hills 90210 when it was a brand new series. It turned out to be a major hit, and Eckhouse stayed with the show for the next eight years. Afterward, he maintained a thriving acting career, making appearances on a wide variety of popular TV shows such as Without a Trace, Dharma & Greg, and CSI.