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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2011 · 1H 54M

The Matthew Aaron Show, Nov. 18th, 2011 (David Alan Basche)

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He starred as Debra Messing’s ex-husband/movie producer Kenny Kagan in the hit series, “The Starter Wife” on USA Network. He was also simultaneously on his second season of “Lipstick Jungle,” NBC’s drama starring Brooke Shields. David starred for two seasons on NBC’s “Three Sisters,” and in Alan Ball’s series “Oh Grow Up” on ABC. He played Wilbur in Fox’s ill-fated remake of “Mr. Ed,” and is notorious for doing “the crab” on the floor for Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin in “30 Rock.” He has had recurring roles on “Frasier,” “Miss Match,” and “Rescue Me,” and other television credits include “CSI:Miami” (their very first villain!), “Royal Pains,” all of the “Law & Order” shows, “White Collar,” “Ed,” “The Division,” “Player$,” “As The World Turns,” and “All My Children.” David has been the voice of many ads and products, including NOKIA, GHI Health Care, Marriott and LOVELY, the fragrance from Sarah Jessica Parker. In films, David portrayed passenger Todd Beamer (famous for his last words of “let’s roll”) in Universal’s Oscar winning film “UNITED 93.” He stole Tom Cruise’s wife in Steven Spielberg’s “War of the Worlds,” and can be seen flirting with Julia Roberts in Steven Soderbergh’s film “Full Frontal.” He stars with Molly Shannon in “The Wedding Weekend” and starred in the Emmy Nominated Showtime film “Carry Me Home” with Jane Alexander. He also leads a fun cast in the film “I’ll Believe You” with Ed Helms, Fred Willard, Chris Elliot, and Patrick Warburton, now available on DVD.   "The Exes" premieres November 30th.

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