Duke Moosekian

== Television ==
Moosekian made his television debut in 1985 with an appearance in the sport drama ''Heart of a Champion: The Ray Mancini Story'' with [[Ray Buktenica]] and [[Lycia Naff]]. He had guest roles in ''Dynasty'' (1985, with [[Joan Collins]]), ''Cagney & Lacey'' (1986, with [[Dan Shor]]), ''L.A. Law'' (1986, with [[Corbin Bernsen]], [[Robert Costanzo]], [[Stanley Kamel]], and [[Scott Lincoln]]), and ''Tour of Duty'' (1989, with [[Dan Gauthier]] and [[Noel De Souza]]).

He also appeared in the television movies ''Kate's Secret'' (1986, with [[Leslie Bevis]]), ''Roses Are for the Rich'' (1987, with [[Anne Haney]], [[Robert Picardo]], [[Kate Mulgrew]], [[Dendrie Taylor]], and [[Thomas Knickerbocker]]), ''Blown Away'' (1990, with [[David Selburg]]), ''Before the Storm'' (1991, with [[Shelly Desai]], [[Salome Jens]], and [[John Rhys-Davies]]), ''Line of Fire: The Morris Dees Story'' (1991, with Corbin Bernsen and [[Casey Biggs]]), ''Desperate Choices: To Save My Child'' (1992, with [[Ron Canada]], [[Bruce McGill]], [[Bruce Davison]], and [[Mary Kohnert]]), ''Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story'' (1993, with [[Lawrence Tierney]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Paddi Edwards]], and [[Erick Avari]]), ''Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story'' (1993, with [[Clancy Brown]], [[Jeff Kober]], and [[Lindsey Haun]]), ''Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills'' (1994, with [[Dakin Matthews]], [[Dwight Schultz]], [[Michael Durrell]], [[J.C. Brandy]], [[Matt McKenzie]], [[Earl Billings]], [[Richard Ortega-Miro]], and David Selburg), ''New Eden'' (1994, with [[Nicholas Worth]]), ''Abandoned and Deceived'' (1995, with [[Bibi Besch]], [[Rosemary Forsyth]], [[Robert Hooks]], [[Claudette Nevins]], [[Patti Yasutake]], and [[Gordon Clapp]]), ''Dazzle'' (1995, with [[Bruce Greenwood]], [[Natalija Nogulich]], [[Joel Polis]], and [[Susan O'Sullivan]]), ''The Invaders'' (1995, with [[Scott Bakula]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Elinor Donahue]], [[Lindsey Ginter]], [[Rick Fitts]], [[Don Pugsley]], and [[Al Rodrigo]]), and ''And the Beat Goes On: The Sonny and Cher Story'' (1999, with [[Jay Underwood]] and [[Vinny Argiro]]).

Beside his work on television movies he made guest appearances in episodes of ''Mancuso, FBI'' (1990, with [[Andreas Katsulas]], [[Mark Margolis]], and directed by [[Rob Bowman]]), ''Doogie Howser, M.D.'' (1990, with [[James B. Sikking]] and [[Katy Boyer]]), ''Doctor Doctor'' (1990, with [[Matt Frewer]]), ''Growing Pains'' (1990), ''Get a Life'' (1990, with Elinor Donahue, [[Zachary Benjamin]], [[Brady Bluhm]], and [[John Walter Davis]]), ''Shades of LA'' (1991, with [[Brian Bonsall]]), ''Stat'' (1991, with Casey Biggs, [[Wren T. Brown]], Ron Canada, and [[Rudolph Willrich]]), ''Matlock'' (1992, with [[David Froman]], [[Jeff Hayenga]], [[Franc Luz]], [[David Spielberg]], and [[Nick Tate]]), ''Ellen'' (1994, with [[Douglas Price]]), ''Silk Stalkings'' (1993-1994, with [[Mario Roccuzzo]], [[Charlie Brill]], J.C. Brandy, and [[Eric Pierpoint]]), ''Courthouse'' (1995, with [[Bob Gunton]], [[David L. Crowley]], [[Kevin Scott Allen]], Dan Gauthier, [[Jacqueline Kim]], and [[Kenneth Tigar]]), ''Pacific Blue'' (1996, with [[David L. Lander]], [[Michael Cavanaugh]], [[Dennis Christopher]], [[Tim de Zarn]], and [[Sam Hennings]]), ''The High Life'' (1996), ''NewsRadio'' (1996, with [[Stephen Root]] and [[Andy Dick]]), ''The Burning Zone'' (1997, with [[Michael Harris]], [[James Black]], [[Andrew Kavovit]], and [[Dennis Howard]]), ''ER'' (1996 and 1998, with Bibi Besch, Claudette Nevins, [[Paul Dooley]], [[Ann Gillespie]], [[Tommy Hinkley]], [[Penny Johnson]], [[Lily Mariye]], and director [[Babu Subramaniam]]), ''Martial Law'' (1999, with [[Tom Wright]] and [[Tim Rigby]]), and ''The Hughleys'' (2000).

Further television guest roles include ''JAG'' (2000, with [[Julie Caitlin Brown]], [[Rif Hutton]], and [[Kamala Lopez]]), ''Gideon's Crossing'' (2001, with [[Rosalind Chao]] and [[Bob Clendenin]]), ''NYPD Blue'' (1994 and 2001, with Gordon Clapp, [[Sharon Lawrence]], [[Richard Lineback]], [[Christopher Carroll]], [[Greg Grunberg]], [[Wayne Pere]], and [[L. Sidney]]), ''24'' (2002, with Penny Johnson, [[Billy Burke]], [[Michelle Forbes]], [[Freda Foh Shen]], and [[Harris Yulin]]), ''The Shield'' (2003, with [[Michael Jace]], [[Jay Karnes]], and [[Benito Martinez]]), ''Dragnet'' (2003, with Erick Avari, [[Leon Russom]], and [[Tim Lounibos]]), ''She Spies'' (2003, with [[Pasha Lychnikoff]] and [[Faith Minton]]), ''Eyes'' (2007, with [[Rick Worthy]] and [[Gregg Henry]]), ''NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service'' (2007, with [[Scottie Thompson]] and [[Susanna Thompson]]), and ''Lie to Me'' (2009, with [[Kristen Ariza]]).

Moosekian had recurring roles in ''The Agency'' (2001-2003, with [[David Clennon]], [[Ronny Cox]], [[Wade Williams]], [[Daniel Benzali]], [[Faran Tahir]], and [[Iris Bahr]]), ''O.C., California'' (2006, with [[Melinda Clarke]], [[Autumn Reeser]], [[Michael Nouri]], [[Brandon Stacy]], [[Chase Kim]], and [[Daphne Ashbrook]]), [[J.J. Abrams]]' ''Alias'' (2006, with [[Rachel Nichols]], [[Victor Garber]], [[Leland Crooke]], [[Troy Brenna]], [[Jack Donner]], [[Theo Kypri]], and [[Amanda Foreman]]), ''What About Brian'' (2007, with Amanda Foreman), ''The Unit'' (2006-2007, with [[Abby Brammell]], [[Tzi Ma]], [[Conor O'Farrell]], [[Don McManus]], [[Vyto Ruginis]], [[Michael Cavanaugh]], [[Carlos Lacamara]], [[Annie O'Donnell]], and [[Robert Mammana]]), and ''Prison Break'' (2008-2009, with [[Robert Knepper]], Wade Williams, [[Cress Williams]], Leon Russom, and [[Dan Sachoff]]).

More recently he appeared in [[Brannon Braga]]'s ''FlashForward'' (2010, with [[John Cho]]), ''The Mentalist'' (2010, with [[Marco Rodriguez]] and [[Leslie Hope]]), and ''Terriers'' (2010) and had a recurring role as Omar Shirazi in ''90210'' (2008-2010, with Ann Gillespie).