In this silly Independent Film Channel series, Tuc plays Josh, a millionaire clothing store owner (the name of his store: Ass Boob Clothing) and the new boyfriend of Jackie Woodman's best friend, Tara. Josh has a problem in the bedroom. He gets off too early for Tara to even participate in sex with him, and their efforts to remedy this problem (including acupuncture) prove to be absolutely hilarious.

In a guest shot that quickly goes from hero to bad guy in a single hour, Tuc plays Marcus Remmick, an auto mechanic who supposedly saves a rich woman (Dianne Farr) from a bomb planted in her car. But the C.S.I. crew quickly turns up evidence that the woman, with Remmick's help, planted the bomb to frame her husband for attempted murder.

In this episode of Six Feet Under, Tuc plays Trevor, Brenda's first-ever boyfriend. Invited by Brenda to dinner, Trevor shows up with his wife and hyperactive son. Though his visit is brief, Trevor quickly reminds Brenda and Nate not only why they've remained unmarried for so long, but also of a few things they've missed by staying single all that time.

In this outstanding episode of Family Law, Tuc plays Sean Santoro, a gay man battling his ex-partner Jesse for custody of their two adopted children. Jesse has left Sean for a woman and tries to play the discrimination card against his ex in court, but it backfires on him and Sean is ultimately awarded sole custody of the kids by the judge, who sees him as the more stable parent.

Tuc plays another quickie bad guy role in this NYPD Blue appearance. He plays Derrick, a smarmy crook, who pressures Nikki Cameron (fellow guest star, Jamie Rose) into participating in a high-stakes art heist.

Tuc appeared in this, as well as 2 other episodes of C-16:FBI, as Jimmy Rooney, the aggressively nasty, estranged husband of FBI agent Annie Rooney (Christine Tucci). In his second episode, Annie breaks Jimmy's leg. In his third, the FBI bullies Jimmy into agreeing to a civil divorce proceeding.

Tuc appeared in this USA Networks series as FBI Agent Sidley, who, while trying to investigate the murder of a fellow agent, does little more than cause trouble for the Silk Stalkings team.

Tuc guest-starred on this two-part episode of High Tide. Rick and Yannick play Mick and Joey, brothers who are private investigators. Joey is briefly suspected in a rash of campus co-ed murders, but when cleared joins up with the campus and local police forces to find the real culprit. Tuc plays campus police officer, Shane Wilson, and has more screen time in these two episodes than any of his previous guest appearances.

A few weeks before Heather Locklear first made her mark on Melrose Place, Tuc appeared in a single scene as Tom, an old college buddy of Billy's. Billy tries to get Allison interested in him by introducing her to Tom. When Allison and Tom show signs of getting along, Billy grabs Allison and bolts. Perhaps Tuc said it best: "I basically played a cardigan sweater."

The plotline of Tuc's only Baywatch guest appearance found the father of Shauni (series star, Erika Eleniak) disapproving of her relationship with fellow lifeguard, Eddie (Billy Warlock). Tuc played Gary, the squeaky clean, med-student fiance of Shauni's sister, Kim (Colleen Moore). And, of course, it would be Eddie who saves Kim from drowning in the family pool at the end of the episode, not Gary.

Tuc guest-starred on this silly sitcom as "Sapphire"--a pompous male model who holds nothing but contempt for series star/model-wannabe, Chris Elliott (who takes on the name "Sparkles" as a challenge to "Sapphire"). Tuc can be seen in two hilarious scenes: a lengthy classrom collision at the Handsome Boy Modeling School, and a runway fashion show that culminates in a catfight between Sapphire and Sparkles.

Tuc says, "I had three lines, to Kirk Cameron and Alan Thicke. 'Towels. Here. Yeah.' I called everybody: 'I am the tall guy in the gym, look for me!' The show airs two hours earlier in Kansas City, so my mom called and said, 'We think we saw you...' I watched it two hours later and they cut my part out."