cop rock

Peter Onorati is an extremely talented performer whose 40-year acting career includes titles like: Goodfellas, This Is Us, Civil Wars, S.W.A.T., Big Bang Theory, and Cop Rock.

Peter was born and raised in Boonton, New Jersey. He attended Lycoming College where he received his B.A. degree in Business Administration. He later received an MBA at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Peter was also an excellent athlete, who was recognized as an NCAA All-Conference football wide receiver. He’s still a fitness buff, as he works out several hours a day.

After a short business career, Peter went on to become one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood, as his lengthy career would attest.

Peter is married to the very successful TV writer Jeanette Collins (Suddenly Susan / Will & Grace). They have three sons.

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Imagine The Wire and Glee had a baby. Now imagine Randy Newman sang the theme song for that baby. Boom, you've got Cop Rock—a gritty police procedural with choreographed dance routines and Emmy Award winning musical numbers. Special Guests Ethan Krebs and Ben Kaplan help us make sense of this primetime fever dream while analyzing the place that musicals have in TV.