Eddie Mcclintock

Eddie McClintock achieved early recognition for his starring role in the NBC sitcom Stark Raving Mad (1999–2000), which earned the prestigious 2000 People’s Choice Award for Favorite New Television Comedy Series. He began his professional acting career in 1997, quickly securing a main cast role in the series Holding the Baby (1998). Throughout the 2000s, McClintock maintained a steady and visible presence across network television, securing guest appearances on highly popular series such as Friends, Sex and the City, Felicity, and The King of Queens. He further solidified his television profile with recurring roles, notably as Frank Helm on Desperate Housewives (2006) and as Special Agent Tim Sullivan on Bones (2007).

Demonstrating a broader artistic sensibility, McClintock also designed the artwork for Puscifer’s 2007 album, V Is for Vagina. In 2009, McClintock landed his career-defining role as Secret Service agent Pete Lattimer in the acclaimed Syfy series Warehouse 13. His distinct portrayal of Pete, infused with charm and a nuanced depth that garnered widespread recognition, was instrumental in the series’ success, consistently drawing significant viewership for the network throughout its five-season run, which concluded in 2014. This pivotal role established him as a beloved figure in genre television.

Building on this significant transition, McClintock began production in 2024 on his highly anticipated semi-autobiographical film, Takedown. This latest endeavor further highlights his multi-faceted talent as he not only stars in but also wrote and directed the project, drawing deeply from his personal experiences and marking a new chapter in his creative contributions to the industry.