October 16, 1999 -- The Greaseman has always had a flair for the dramatic, there's no debate about that. Ever since he got into the radio business, he's always had an interest in branching out beyond the radio control room to be in front of the camera or an audience. Whether it's doing local TV commercials, dabbling in stand-up comedy, small parts in made-for-TV movies, or co-starring in a blockbuster action-thriller with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sly Stallone (no wait... that was just a bit... sorry...), he's always been ready to spread his wings and try his luck in the visual medium.

And now, while "between" boss-jock gigs, he's completed his latest foray into TV with a role in The FBI Files, a documentary series airing on The Discovery Channel. The episode he's in is titled The Dixie Mafia and he plays a sleazy lawyer. It will be aired on Tuesday, December 7th at 10:00PM, so mark your calendar and have that VCR ready. Remember... December 7th, a day that will live in Greasefamy!

Here's a short photo-review of some past Grease TV projects. For more pix, visit the Picture Gallery.

Grease mugs for the camera in the made-for-TV movie Jack Reed: Search For Justice with good friend Brian Dennehy in 1994. (also at top)

Grease shows off his massive bicep in the violent climax of the made-for-TV movie Jack Reed: Death And Vengeance in 1996.

Grease on stage in the play The Last Session which he performed in Los Angeles in the summer of 1996.

"Book him!" - The Lawman skit from Grease's self-produced home video Soapin' Up with the Grease in 1995.