You can find a detailed listing of BD Wong's episodic appeareances at TV Tome Here
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 9 (2007-2008)
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 8 (2006-2007
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 7 (2005-2006)
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
The North Face Expeditions: Light of the Himalaya Rush HD Television (2006)
True Life Sports Drama
Role: Narrator
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 6
(2004-2005)
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
TV
Revolution
(2004)
Factual/Five-part documentary
Role: Himself
Law
& Order: Special Victims Unit Season 5
(2003-2004
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Century
City
(2004)
Near Future Law Drama
Episode 1.0: "Sweet Child of Mine"
Role: US Attorney Matthew Chin
Kim
Possible
(2002)
Episode 1.7 "Number One"
Animated childrens action/comedy series
Voice Role: Agent Will Du
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Season 4 (2002-2003)
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Oz
Season Six
(2003)
TV drama
Role: reprised Father Ray Mukada
Law
& Order: Special Victims Unit Season 3
(2001-2002)
Crime Drama
Role: reprised Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Law
& Order: Special Victims Unit Season 2
(2000-2001)
Crime Drama
Role: Dr. George Huang, FBI forensic psychiatrist
Episode 42 onwards
Note: BD Wong originally played Huang as a foreign-accented
scruffy academic.
Oz
Season Five(2002)
TV drama
Role: reprised Father Ray Mukada
Welcome
to New York
(2000)
Episode 1.4 'Jim Gets a Wig'
Sitcom
Role: Dennis, a network executive
Oz
Season Four
(2000-2001)
TV drama
Role: reprised Father Ray Mukada
Chicago
Hope
(1999)
Episode 6.6 'Upstairs, Downstairs'
TV drama
Role: Dr Kai Chang, surgeon
Oz
Season Three
(1999)
TV drama
Role: reprised Father Ray Mukada
Oz
Season Two
(1998)
TV drama
Role: reprised Father Ray Mukada
Oz
Season One
(1997)
TV prison drama
Role: Father Ray Mukada, prison chaplain
Episode 1.2 onwards
X-Files
(1996)
Episode 3.19 "Hell Money"
SF/Paranormal drama
Role: Detective Glen Chao, corrupt police officer
Bless
This House
(1995)
Episode 1.11 'Neither a Borrower Nor a Landlord Be'
Situation Comedy
Role: Johnny Chen
Dazzle
(1994-1995)
TV mini series
Role: Teng, Hong Kong Chinese banker
All
American Girl
(1994-1995)
Sitcom
Role: Stuart
BD Wong's first recurring role in a TV series
Death:
The Trip of a Lifetime
(Aired 4 October 1993)
Documentary about world attitudes towards human mortality
Role: The Grim Reaper
Sesame
Street
(Aired 15 March 1993)
Episode 3096
Role: Doctor Sing (Brad Sing Jr)
Screen Caps:
http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Episode_3096
Shannon's
Deal
(1989)
Episode: "Strangers in the Night"
Drama
Role: Mr Kee
Performance
(1988)
Volume 2 [videotape]
75 min. VHS.
(Working in the Theatre: American Theatre Wing Seminars).
Panel includes Patti Cohenour, Michael Crawford, Blythe
Danner, Judy Kaye, John Lithgow, B.D. Wong, and theatrical
agent Erica Spellman.
V897B
Shell
Game
(1987)
Episode 1.5 'Pai Gow'
Drama
Role: Ronnie Ho, a thug (credited as Bradd Wong)
Blacke's
Magic
(1986)
Episode 1.11 "A Friendly Game of Showdown"
Comedy Drama
Role: Greg (credited as Bradd Wong)
Trivia: BD Wong played George Takei's son!
Simon
and Simon
(1986)
Episode 5.15 'Mobile Home of the Brave'
Drama
Role: "Counter Boy" (non-speaking part, credited as Bradd
Wong)
TV's
Bloopers and Practical Jokes
(1984)
Role: Transvestite
Note:
Wong appeared in a segment where the show played a
practical joke on magician David
Copperfield.