Scott Lowell is an American actor best known for his portrayal of Ted Schmidt in Queer as Folk.
Biography[]
Lowell was born on February 22, 1965, in Denver, Colorado. He was adopted at a young age and raised just outside of New Haven, Connecticut. He attended Connecticut College in New London, then moved to Chicago, Illinois shortly afterward to pursue acting as a career. After getting his first acting job in the 1996 short film Opus 27, Lowell has starred in dozens of roles and became well-known for his appearance in Queer as Folk as Ted Schmidt.
On Criminal Minds[]
Lowell portrayed stalker-turned-abductor Mike Hicks in the Season Three episode "The Crossing".
Filmography[]
- Better Half (2015) as Zack Riley
- Bones (2011-2014) as Dr. Douglas Filmore (3 episodes)
- The Fosters (2013) as Dr. Aldicott
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2012) as Gavin Pearson
- Castle (2012) as David Hernande
- CSI: NY (2011) as Coach Dwight Gavin
- Supah Ninjas (2011) as Mr. Bradford
- The Chicago 8 (2011) as Richard Schultz
- Dinner with Fred (2011) as Heywood Flannigan (short)
- NCIS (2011) as Terry Thomas
- Donna's Revenge (2010) as Steve (2 episodes)
- The Defenders (2010) as Conlon
- Proposition 8 Trial Re-Enactment (2010) as Dr. Gregory M. Herek (TV series documentary)
- American Dad! (2006-2009) as Barney/Brett/Felix (4 episodes, voice)
- Heroes (2009) as Professor (2 episodes)
- Walter's Wife (2009) as Walter (short)
- Leverage (2008) as Andrew Grant
- Criminal Minds - "The Crossing" (2008) TV episode - Mike Hicks
- Scubaman (2008) as Scubaman (short)
- To Live and Die in Dixie (2008) as Parker Bryant
- Ping Pong Playa (2007) as Tom
- Trapped Ashes (2006) as Henry (story segments "Wraparound")
- Queer as Folk (2000-2005) as Ted Schmidt (83 episodes)
- On the Edge (2001) as Charlie (wraparound segments)
- Damned If You Do (2000) as Funny Guy (short)
- Ladies Room L.A. (2000) as Dan (short)
- Alien Fury: Countdown to Invasion (2000) as Laird Jones
- Frasier (2000) as Chuck
- The Debtors (1999) as George
- Love Bites (1999) as Ian (short)
- Caroline in the City (1999) as Carl
- Early Edition (1997) as Scott the Florist (uncredited)
- Opus 27 (1996) as Beethoven (short)
Soundtrack[]
- Put on Your Sunday Clothes! (2002) - Queer as Folk - 1 episode
External Links[]
For an up-to-date filmography, see here.