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'''Will Sasso''' (born [[24 May (people)|24 May]] [[1975]]) played [[Pete (Doctor Who)|Pete]] in [[Doctor Who (1996)|''Doctor Who'' (1996)]]. | '''Will Sasso''' (born [[24 May (people)|24 May]] [[1975 (people)|1975]]) played [[Pete (Doctor Who)|Pete]] in [[Doctor Who (1996)|''Doctor Who'' (1996)]]. | ||
Sasso began his career in the early 1990s and appeared in a mixture of Canadian and American TV shows and movies, with his breakout period occurring between 1995 and 1997 when he appeared not only in ''Doctor Who'' but in popular films such as ''Happy Gilmore'' and ''Beverly Hills Ninja''. He also appeared in a half-dozen episodes of ''Sliders''. His best-known work to date has been as a regular on the sketch comedy series ''Mad TV'', which he joined in 1997. His work on ''Mad TV'' overlapped with his time co-starring in the series ''Less Than Perfect'', which also starred [[Eric Roberts]] from the ''Doctor Who'' movie. In 2012 he co-starred as Curly in a revival of ''The Three Stooges'' and also gained additional exposure for producing a series of comedy videos using the Vine video-sharing service. | Sasso began his career in the early 1990s and appeared in a mixture of Canadian and American TV shows and movies, with his breakout period occurring between 1995 and 1997 when he appeared not only in ''Doctor Who'' but in popular films such as ''Happy Gilmore'' and ''Beverly Hills Ninja''. He also appeared in a half-dozen episodes of ''Sliders''. His best-known work to date has been as a regular on the sketch comedy series ''Mad TV'', which he joined in 1997. His work on ''Mad TV'' overlapped with his time co-starring in the series ''Less Than Perfect'', which also starred [[Eric Roberts]] from the ''Doctor Who'' movie. In 2012 he co-starred as Curly in a revival of ''The Three Stooges'' and also gained additional exposure for producing a series of comedy videos using the Vine video-sharing service. | ||
