Jon Lovitz - Television

Television

Year Title Role Notes
1984 Paper Chase, TheThe Paper Chase Levitz Episode 2.18: "Billy Pierce"
1985 Foley Square Mole
1985–92 Saturday Night Live Various characters Main cast member; appeared in 92 episodes
1991 Tales from the Crypt Barry Blye Episode 3.5: "Top Billing"
1991 Married... with Children Jeff Littlehead Episode 6.10: "Kelly Does Hollywood: Part 2"
1991–present Simpsons, TheThe Simpsons Various characters (including Jay Sherman and Artie Ziff) Appeared in nine episodes
1993 League of Their Own, AA League of Their Own Ernie Capadino Episode 1.1: "Dottie's Back"
1994–95 Critic, TheThe Critic Jay Sherman Appeared in all 23 episodes
1995 Seinfeld Gary Fogel Episode 6.13: "The Scofflaw"
1995, 2003 Friends Steve Episodes 1.15: "The One with the Stoned Guy" and 9.14: "The One with the Blind Dates"
1997 Naked Truth, TheThe Naked Truth Acer Predburn Episode 2.8: "The Scoop"
1997–99 NewsRadio Fred
Mike Johnson
Max Lewis		 Episode 3.20: "Our Fiftieth Episode"
Episode 4.1: "Jumper"
Main cast member in fifth season
1997–2003 Just Shoot Me! Roland Devereaux Episode 7.15: "A Simple Kiss of Fate"
2000 Bette Himself Episode 1.15: "Polterguest"
2002 Son of the Beach Father of B.J.'s Baby Episode 3.14: "Bad News, Mr. Johnson"
2004–05 Las Vegas Fred Puterbaugh Appeared in three episodes
2006 Two and a Half Men Archie Baldwin Episode 3.17: "The Unfortunate Little Schnauzer"
2010 WWE Raw Himself Guest Host
2011 Saturday Night Live Himself (Cameo) Episode 36.14: Host: Dana Carvey
2011-12 Hot in Cleveland Homeless man/Artie Recurring role

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