Donal Francis Logue (born February 27, 1966) is a Irish-Canadian actor perhaps most famous for his role as Sean Finnerty in Grounded for Life. Logue was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. His father, Michael J. Logue, was once a Carmelite Catholic missionary in Africa where he met Donal's mother, Elizabeth. They eventually got married and had five children. Logue has three sisters and a brother: Karina, an actress, his twin sister Deirdre (who...
Quinn mocks the captured Blade, suggests he will keep coming back no matter h...
Frost and Quinn are riding an elevator down the Temple to start the process o...
Quinn and Frost argue over whether or not to kill Blade.
Quinn keeps getting his hands chopped off by Blade but he's about to get more...
Quinn mocks Crease, who just had his arm blown off by a booby-trapped sword.
After discovering the trick sword, Quinn jokes about Blade being full of surp...
Quinn and his other vampires go after Blade in the bloody warehouse.
Chance continues to have Tom walk through the night of the sexual harassment.
Quinn jokes about how seriously Blade takes his job.
Quinn wonders why the recently impaled Blade is in such good spirits.
Quinn introduces a bunch of women to Frost.
Quinn has Blade pinned to the wall when Whistler blows down the wall and star...
Quinn (now sporting two new hands) finally sees his time to kill Blade.
Chance talks to Tom about his options for fighting the sexual harassment char...
Quinn tries to warn Frost about the superior abilities of Blade.
Quinn has Blade and Dr. Karen Jenson captured in an archive room.
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