Thomas Gibson

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Characters played by Thomas Gibson

Danny Nyland — Chicago Hope (1994)

Promiscuous ER doctor and trauma surgeon. Suspended for having an affair with a patient's family member and later injured in a car crash.

Greg Montgomery — Dharma & Greg (1997)

Portrayed by Thomas Gibson, he is the husband who marries Dharma on their first date, contrasting sharply with her lifestyle.

Stephen Chase — Far and Away (1992)

Stephen Chase is the Christies' brutal estate manager and an antagonist to Joseph Donnelly. He intercepts Joseph during his attempted escape and challenges him to a duel. In Oklahoma, he threatens Joseph, races against him, and fights him over Shannon Christie before being rejected by her.

Slade Wilson / Deathstroke — Son of Batman (2014)

Enhanced mercenary and tactical genius who mentors Damian.

Alex — The Devil's Child (1997)

Alex is a theology professor who lives across the hall from Nikki DeMarco and becomes her lover. He demonstrates mysterious knowledge, stalks Nikki after she rejects him, and is ultimately revealed as the supernatural antagonist responsible for her pregnancy and the threat surrounding her child.

Colonel Branson — Shadow Wolves (2019)

Colonel Branson is a senior military figure who argues that the extremist threat cannot be handled through ordinary channels. Haunted by his daughter's death in Afghanistan, he condemns government inaction and urges the team to act before another atrocity, while his grief-driven methods alarm his superiors.

Kanaka — Psycho Beach Party (2000)

A surfing guru who gives Chicklet / Florence surfing lessons. He objects when she tries to enter the surfers’ all-male group, making him an obstacle to her pursuit of surfing. After her unsettling changes in personality, Chicklet returns and asks to resume lessons with him.

Mitch Benson — Category 6: Day of Destruction (2004)

Mitch Benson is Midwest Electric’s Chief of Operations, struggling to maintain power during the prolonged heat wave. He negotiates with Lexer and later works with Shirley Abbott to obtain energy from other companies. After the grid collapses, he joins Amy Harkin in rescuing his family and escaping the storm.

Aiden Byrnes — In from the Night (2006)

Aiden is the person Vicki plans to send a draft of her first novel to. This establishes him as a contact connected to her writing, although the available plot summary gives no further details about their relationship or his role in Bobby's life.

Joseph (voice) — Axis (2017)

Joseph is Tristan's therapist and encourages him to take time away from his relationship with Caitlin. He listens as Tristan describes feeling criticized and misunderstood, and suggests that their different lives may be hard to reconcile. Later, Tristan tells Joseph he feels better than ever and no longer needs to talk.

Renny Ohayon — Stardom (2000)

An agent who signs Tina as her modeling career begins. His involvement connects her to the professional machinery behind her sudden rise from hockey player to public figure, as fashion events and advertisements bring Tina growing attention and pressure.

Gary — Come Away Home (2005)

Annie's father, who joins his wife in making her spend the summer with her grandfather on Hilton Head rather than in New York. At summer's end, he and Annie's mother plan to place Grandpa Donald in a retirement home. Annie opposes that decision and tries to persuade her parents to let her grandfather remain where he lives.

Career Overview

Thomas Gibson has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Son of Batman Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Dharma & Greg, Far and Away, Son of Batman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
43
Birth Date
1962-07-03
Birth Place
Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q320945), public domain (CC0).