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As revealed in the Season 5 episode "In The Blood", one of younger Cassius's (Justin Miles) long-term extra-marital affairs produced a boy named Jimmy Boyd (Craig Cauley Jr., as the young Jimmy; & Jason Alan Carvell, as the adult Jimmy), a half-brother to Dwayne, but to whom Cassius devoted quite a bit of time when Jimmy was young, teaching him ...
In 2018, Jason Alan Carvell was cast as James Edwin "Jimmy" Boyd who is the paternal half-brother of NCIS Special Agent Dwayne Pride. He reprised his role from time to time until the show's finale in 2021.
"Broken Home" is the ninth and final episode of the first season of the American medical drama Body of Proof. It was originally broadcast in the United States on ABC on 17 May 2011.
Nigél Thatch (seasons 1–2) and Jason Alan Carvell (season 3) as Malcolm X, a Muslim minister in the Nation of Islam and civil rights activist; Ilfenesh Hadera as Mayme Thatcher Johnson, Bumpy's wife; Lucy Fry as Stella Gigante, Vincent's rebellious daughter; Kelvin Harrison Jr. as Teddy Greene (season 1), an aspiring musician and Stella's ...
Jason Alan Carvell as Jimmy Boyd, Dwayne's younger, previously unknown half-brother. Chelsea Field as Rita Devereaux, Dwayne's girlfriend. Shanley Caswell as Laurel Pride, Dwayne's daughter by his ex-wife, Linda Pride. Stacy Keach as Cassius Pride, Dwayne's estranged father and an ex-con. Amy Rutberg as Megan Sutter's ghost/The Angel of Death
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Tim Carvell is an American writer and television producer known for his work on the TV satirical news series Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, as well as for his print work in publications including Mad, [2] Slate, [3] and The New York Times.
Jason O. Gilbert (2021–2022) Hallie Haglund (2015–2017) Geoff Haggerty (2017–2021) Josh Johnson (2017–2022) David Kibuuka (2015–2022) Matt Koff (2015–2022) Adam Lowitt (2015–2017) Alex Marino (2015–2016) X Mayo (2018–2021) Christiana Mbakwe (2019–2022) Dan McCoy (2015–2022) Lauren Sarver Means (2015–2018; senior writer ...