Greg Grunberg

Greg Grunberg, born July 11, 1966 in Los Angeles, California, is an American film and television actor who plays the role of Colleen's husband Judd. He has had several guest roles in television starting in 1990. From 1998-2002 he appeared as Sean Blumberg on "Felicity." He appeared from 2001-2006 as Eric Weiss on "Alias." He left that series as a regular to star on the NBC sitcom, "Grand Union." Since 2003, Abrams had planned a series called "The Catch" about a bounty hunter, starring Grunberg in the lead role. Suggested for both the 2004–2005 and 2005–2006 seasons, the series was never produced; however, a pilot episode was shot. Abrams also cast Grunberg in a brief role as the pilot for the 2004 series "Lost." Grunberg returned for the first-season finale, but his scenes were cut for time, and were instead included on the season 1 DVD set. He also appeared in a small role in "Mission: Impossible III," which Abrams directed.

Grunberg has a major role in the NBC TV show "Heroes." He plays police officer Matt Parkman, who has the power of telepathy. Grunberg has also guest starred on House. He was offered a part in "Star Trek," which Abrams directed, but was unable to take it because of a conflict with another project he is working on (he did, however, provide the voice for Kirk's stepfather in the opening sequence). Grunberg voices FBI agent Ethan Thomas in the video game "Condemned: Criminal Origins." He also voices Ant-Man in the animated series "The Super Hero Squad Show."

Outside of acting, Grunberg is known as one of the creators of the popular Yowza iPhone application, which combines coupon codes with GPS navigation.