Glenn Morshower
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Glenn Morshower (born 24 April 1959; age 49) is an actor who has made one movie and four episode appearances for the Star Trek franchise. He has also had recurring roles on some of the most popular TV series of the early 21st century, including Alias, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and The West Wing, and a guest appearance in the second season of Babylon 5, alongside Andreas Katsulas.
His best known role is as Secret Service Agent Aaron Pierce on 24. Morshower's recent appearance in the show's sixth season has made him one of only two actors to appear in all six seasons (the other being Kiefer Sutherland who plays Jack Bauer, the show's main character). Other Trek actors who have appeared in regular or recurring roles on the show over the years include Leslie Hope, Penny Johnson, Jude Ciccolella, Jeff Ricketts, Rudolf Martin, John Cothran, Jr., Zach Grenier, Kara Zediker, Henri Lubatti, Wade Williams, Michelle Forbes, Timothy Carhart, Harris Yulin, Billy Burke, Tracy Middendorf, Daniel Dae Kim, Steven Culp, Tim Kelleher, Alan Dale, Gregg Henry, John Rubinstein, Conor O'Farrell, Greg Ellis, Michael Cavanaugh, Jack Kehler, Tony Todd, Jenette Goldstein, Scott Klace, Brigid Brannagh, Alexandra Lydon, Mark Rolston, Roger Cross, Tony Plana, J. Patrick McCormack, Lawrence Monoson, Bill Smitrovich, Albie Selznick, Ned Vaughn, Gregory Itzin, Tim Kelleher, Keith Szarabajka, Kris Iyer, Tzi Ma, Jonathan Del Arco, Patrick Kilpatrick, Jeff Kober, Robert Rusler, Mark A. Sheppard, Peter Weller, Ray Wise, Tom Wright, Raphael Sbarge, Megan Gallagher, Alexander Siddig, Van Epperson, James Cromwell, Michael Reilly Burke, Bob Gunton, Boris Lee Krutonog, and James Horan.
He guest starred in an episode of Quantum Leap, a sci-fi show starring Star Trek: Enterprise regular Scott Bakula.
He has also traveled extensively as a motivational speaker. His program "The Extra Mile" teaches people how to embrace and express the fullness of their light.
