Shark
Eye Of The Beholder
Sunday 7 October 2007 on CBS

After the body of a 22-year-old surgically enhanced aspiring actress turns up, the team begins working on identifying and convicting the killer. But the investigation leads to the discovery of one of the worst kind of exploitation there is in this industry: Sebastian's team uncovers that the...

His favorite pastime is sailing and dreaming about far-off islands. (edit) He was the host of the L.A. Philharmonic "Symphonies for Youth" for four years where he helped conceptualize student concerts, “Don’t Educate – Stimulate”.

In addition, he’s written and directed ten Symphonic Plays: these ninety-minute programs are fully staged productions with orchestra; titles include “Romeo and Juliet”, “Midsummer Night’s Dream (Korngold score), “Bourgeois Gentleman” and “The Abduction from the Seraglio”.

They were produced with the Milwaukee, St. Paul Chamber, Ravinia, LA, and Pasadena Orchestras (edit) He has performed and directed for L.A. Theater Works, the producing arm of KCRW-FM and National Public Radio, where the series, "The Play's the Thing", originates. He recently returned from a national tour of the “Scopes Monkey Trial”. (edit) He was also the writer/director/host of "First Nights", an adult concert series at Disney Hall with the LA Philharmonic which explored the life and music of Stravinsky, Beethoven, Mahler, Schumann, and Prokofiev. These were fully integrated, fully staged productions. (edit) In the world of music, de Lancie has performed with a number of major orchestras including

Kurt Masur

Sir Colin Davis and the New York Philharmonic

Esa Pekka Salonen and the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Charles Dutoit and the Philadelphia Orchestra

The Montreal Symphony

His repertoire includes

"Peer Gynt"

"King David"

"The Bourgeois Gentleman"

"The Lincoln Portrait"

"St. Joan"

"Midsummer Night's Dream"

"Oedipus Rex"

"Young People's Guide to the Orchestra"

“The Soldier’s Tale”

“The Nightingale”

"Peter and the Wolf"

(edit)

John de Lancie: I decided to be an actor when I was about 15. (edit) (about annoying experiance with certain Trekkies)
John de Lancie: Yes, often times people will set up their little, or I should say their 900mm lens on a tripod and make you think you're in some kind of photoshoot. The other thing I find annoying is when I'm trying to make a phone call in an airport and people are actually tapping me on the shoulder. I've actually had people follow me into the restroom and take pictures of me. It was embarrassing. Since I was in the women's restroom. And they were security guards. But other than that, it's been fun. (edit) (about is favorite part of creating entertainment)
John de Lancie: It's most fun if you spend some time writing, some time producing and some time performing. Just doing one is not as much fun so I enjoy a gamut of possibilities. (edit) (his advice about acting)
John de Lancie: Spend everyday acting by either reading out loud or getting involved in community theater or creating your own show or watching other people act. Think of acting as a sport that has to be done rather than a mind-set. (edit) Q: (to Captain Janeway) My, my, my, my, my, now we'll see if the pants...really fit. (edit)

Star
Days of our Lives Eugene Bradford (1982-1986; recurring otherwise)	Legend Professor Janos Bartok
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Benton C. Quest (2)	Trial and Error (1988) Bob Adams

Recurring Role
Emergency! As Himself	Stargate SG-1 Col. Frank Simmons
Star Trek: The Next Generation Q	The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest Agent
The Six Million Dollar Man Medic

Guest Star
Ally McBeal Making Spirits Bright Jackson Poile	Andromeda The Pearls That Were His Eyes Uncle Sid
Andromeda Cui Bono Uncle Sid	Barnaby Jones Terror on a Quiet Afternoon Mitchell Grady II
Batman: The Animated Series Blind as a Bat Eagleton	Batman: The Animated Series The Mechanic Eagleton