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UNAIRED PILOTS & EPISODES / SHORT-LIVED SERIES / SCENES CUT
Stan the Man
Gregory Jbara stars as the title character's "Uncle Chet" in the unaired Cartoon Network half-hour live-action comedy pilot Stan the Man. The pilot, executive-produced by David Duchovny, Matt Dearborn, and Robert Mora, was written / directed by Dearborn (who appears as "Mayor Culp, aka 'Mr. Big'"), and also stars Chase Austin as "Stan Williams," Brianna McCracken as "Allison Stackhouse," Mateo Arias as "Ace McGillicuddy," Cameron Bailey as "Tommy Musselman," with Jim Wise as "Mr. Grubb," Alex Phillips as "'Easy' Don Peasy," A. J. Holyfield as "Brad," and James Hyde as "AOL Spokesman."
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Twenty Good Years - Greg guest starred as apartment super "Gary" (in what was to have become a recurring role) on "The Crying Game" episode of this series starring John Lithgow and Jeffrey Tambor. NBC pulled the show from its schedule fairly early on, and as a result this was one of several episodes which never made it to air.
You can view clips in various formats here on the site: Flash • Quicktime • Windows Media

Beverly Hills SUV - In 2004, Greg had a guest star role on the pilot episode of this NBC sitcom. The series was not picked up.

Touch 'Em All McCall - Tom Selleck-starring baseball-themed series, early buzz for which made it appear certain to make NBC's fall 2003 schedule. In the end, it was pulled from development and never aired. Greg was cast, in what would have been a recurring role on the series, as "Bobby Mellinger," propietor of the local Mellinger Duckport Hotel.

The Closer - short-lived 1998 series starring Selleck. Greg guest-starred on one episode. Trivia bonus: Ed Asner, with whom Greg worked on Broadway in Born Yesterday, was a regular cast member of this series. See 2 (lo-res) screen captures.

The Tracy Morgan Show - Greg guest-starred as "Coach" on the "Coach Tracy" episode of the short-lived series.

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles - Greg guest-starred as "Indy's grandson" in the "Istanbul 1918" episode (July 1993), however, his scenes were deleted from the aired version. View photos.

VOICE - FILM/TV
Enchanted - Greg's voice is in the chorus on the "How Does She Know?" number in the Disney film.
 
Ripley's Believe It Or Not! - Greg was one of the main announcers for the TBS series during its first three seasons. You can still hear his voice used on many segments from seasons 2 and 3 in reruns on U.S. channels such as Biography and Sci-Fi. (Check schedules.)
The show is available for free on demand online at Crackle.com or via various set-top and mobile devices (more info Crackle.com FAQ & Roku.com channel store.
Greg's voice is featured on the "Best of..." dvd, scene selections 4-6, 9-14, 16-19, and 23.
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AXN-TV - Greg was the announcer for this series that aired on the Fox Family Channel.

SPECIAL ON-AIR EVENTS
Variety's 21st Annual Children's Telethon - Greg appeared as his Dirty Rotten Scoundrels character André Thibault. The charity special aired 4/23/06 on WPXN in New York. Greg and Rachel de Benedet (as Muriel Eubanks) performed the popular "Like Zis, Like Zat" from DRS. Variety - The Children's Charity Web Site

SOMETHING TO OFFER
Greg has been interviewed on this Manhattan Neighborhood Network (New York TW 56 / RCN 108 / www.mnn.org) show, hosted by Anne Marie Offer, several times during his career. Here are some of his episodes and original air dates:
#138* - 03/08/97*
#280* - 11/17/05*
Spring 2006 interview - 04/01/06
Spring 2009 interview - 04/04/09
Fall 2009 interview - 11/21/09
Late 2010 interview
* Info at AMO Productions

COMMERCIALS
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On Camera:
Royal Bank of Scotland - In an on-camera spot, Greg plays an arrogant golfer who blames his poor game on everything but himself. The commercial was shot February 2008 at the lovely Pelican Hill Resort south of Newport Beach, and has subsequently aired during major PGA touraments. | RBS.com

State Farm - Greg appears in this commercial which takes us through the life of a woman from age 7 to 70. Greg (sporting horn rims!) plays the dad in the first two eras of the girl's life: in the first she jumps into his lap, and in the second he gives her the keys to her first car. (first aired 1999)

Lexus - Yes, that was indeed Greg as the tall, dark, handsome, smiling husband whose wife surprises him with a new car in the Lexus holiday commercial. (first aired 1999)

Linens 'n Things - That was Greg in their holiday ad also. (first aired 1999)

AT&T 0-0 - Greg played the dad who's failing at preparing dinner in the kitchen while his two young children call for Chinese delivery in an AT&T '0-0' directory service commercial. (first aired 1999)

Radio Spots:
Burger King - Greg voiced the part of "the Boss" in a radio spot called "Theme Music."

Volkswagen Dealerships - Greg recorded a radio spot on Feb. 7, 2008, at Big Joe's Sound, Santa Monica.

Compass Bank - Greg played the "Patent Office Clerk" in a radio commercial by the same title for this bank.

VISA/NFL - Greg was the voice of the referee in "The Visa Play" radio commercials that ran during the football season ending with Superbowl XLI. (Although a radio credit, we thought we'd include it in the trivia here.)