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Angie Tribeca (tbs)
Casual (Hulu)
Scott is a less than ideal dinner guest on the series starring Rashida Jones
In the series premiere, Scott starred alongside Michaela Watkins as a patient with parental issues
Dice (Showtime)
Extant (CBS)
Scott recurs as a lawyer who repeatedly finds himself up against Andrew Dice Clay in this Showtime series
In the series first season, Scott faces off in a scene with Halle Berry and Goran Visnjic
The Grinder (FOX)
Interns of Field (Screen Junkies)
Scott gets some legal advice from Rob Lowe's The Grinder
Scott stars as Agent carson in this Agent's of Shield spoof, exclusively on Screen Junkies
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX)
Jake In Progress (ABC)
In the season 8 episode "Pop Up: The Final Solution", Scott played a doctor who pulls the plug on the character Pop Pop.
Scott goes head to head with John Stamos in an episode of the ABC sitcom
The Kids Are Alright (ABC)
MAd Love (CBS)
Scott’s character Miles gives Mary McCormack resistance at the bank.
Scott appeared as the Pub Master in the episode “Pub Quiz”
Modern Family (ABC)
NCIS (CBS)
In the Season 4 episode, “Arrested,” Scott played a doctor
Scott guest-starred in the opening scene of the episode “Alleged” from Season 11 of the hit drama
The Office (NBC)
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (Showtime)
Scott faces off with Rainn Wilson in this episode of the NBC sitcom “The Office”
Scott recurred for six episodes as the evil Officer Frank Murphy
Perfect Couples (NBC)
Santa Clarita Diet (Netflix)
Reuniting with Kyle Bornheimer, Scott played the suspected object of Kyle’s wife’s affections in this EPISODE
Scott appeared in multiple episodes in the show's first season, starring Timothy Olyphant and Drew Barrymore
The Rookie (ABC)
Will & Grace (NBC)
Scott’s character Austin goes to the police station to reconnect with an old flame.
Scott helps Sean Hayes learn some valuable life lessons in the third episode of season ten
Workaholics (Comedy Central)
Worst Week (CBS)
In the Season 5 episode “Good Mourning,” Scott played CRAIG, the bereaved son of HOME GIRL who dies in the episode
Scott guest-starred for six episodes as Sam’s friend STEVE on the CBS sitcom starring Kyle Bornheimer
The Young and the Restless (cbs)
Zeke and Luther (Disney XD)
Scott guest-starred throughout all three seasons of the hit Disney XD series as DEPUTY DINGLE
Scott recurred seven times as the commercial director, Frank Pacelli, on the CBS daytime soap “The Young and the Restless”
The Gunfighter
Now That's a Rocker
This short film featuring Nick Offerman and directed by Eric Kissack (editor of “The Dictator” and “Horrible Bosses 2”) won Audience Awards at LA Film Festival, LA Shorts Festival, Cleveland International Film Festival, and Seattle Film Festival among others. Over 1.1 million views to date
Groundlings sketch written by and starring Scott Beehner and Laird Macintosh and directed by Saturday Night Live’s Mikey Day
Ride Sesh
A Simple Misunderstanding
web series Created by Kim Noonan & John Salcido
Funny or Die video written and directed by Lowell Northrup starring Scott as Gary Busey
What Kind of Asian Are You?
Over 8 Million People have viewed this popular viral video written and directed by David Ury
Bert
Love, Sex, and Missed Connections
Independent Feature Film written, directed by and starring Scott Beehner as BERT LOZENGE, who bumps into his high school girlfriend while being forced by the mob to rob a bank
Feature Film directed by Eric Kissack won awards at Cleveland International Film Festival, Cinetopia Film Festival, Indie Spirit Film Festival, San Luis Obispo International Film Festival, New Hampshire Film Festival, Traverse City Film Festival, Boston International Film Festival, Big Bear Lakes International Film Festival, and Naples International Film Festival
Tomcats
Scott appeared as MAX in Revolution Studios’ first feature film, “TOMCATS” with Jerry O’Connell, Jamie Pressly and Horatio Sanz
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