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Sun 13
NCIS: New Orleans: End of the Line — David Alan Basche
A former case is reopened after a copycat murder occurs on a street car, triggering traumatic memories for Wade.
Air Time & Details for David Alan Basche, Sun 13, 8:00 am -
Wed 16
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Wasichu — David Alan Basche
The brutal murder of a Secret Service agent finds Logan and Barek focusing their attention on the victim's husband---a lobbyist for Indian gambling casinos---as well as his clients and a congressman of questionable repute.
Air Time & Details for David Alan Basche, Wed 16, 12:00 am
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Biography
About David Alan Basche
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Supporting player David Alan Basche did some of his earliest work on the small screen, with guest appearances on such smash series as Law & Order, Frasier, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. He broke through to full acclaim, however, not on television but on the big screen -- by essaying the role of Todd Beamer, one of the more famous victims of September 11th Flight 93, in Paul Greengrass' Oscar-winning docudrama United 93 (2006). Basche then signed for the lead in the much different I'll Believe You (2007) -- a comedy drama about a hick-town radio host who picks up signs of extraterrestrial activity via an on-air distress signal.
Basche's next project involved taking a regular supporting role in the Brooke Shields-headlined prime-time drama Lipstick Jungle -- a Sex and the City-style romp (from the same author, Candace Bushnell) that traces the vicissitudes in the lives of New York's "Three Most Powerful Women." In 2011 he appeared in The Adjustment Bureau.