Maulik Pancholy (born January 18, 1974) is an American actor. He is best known for his recurring roles as Sanjay on Weeds from 2005 to present, and as Jonathan on 30 Rock, which he has played since the show began in 2006. Pancholy is of Indian heritage. He went to the Yale School of Drama. His other television work includes guest roles on The Sopranos, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and The Comeback. He also has several stage acting credits in...
Sanjay is freaking out a bit because Clinique is pregnant and it's supposed t...
Sanjay needs quality weed to sell to his customers.
Sanjay has really embraced his gayness. Silas and Tara want to tap into the c...
Sanjay is over at Nancy's house getting instruction on where he will be selli...
U-Turn is trying to understand how Sanjay is gay while he holds a gun up to him.
U-Turn is giving Sanjay shit for being gay after he finds him hiding in the c...
Sanjay and Andy are watching over the house. The Armenians want them out and ...
Sanjay is talking to Nancy's marijuana operation group about restaurant cooks.
Nancy is sitting down with her family for dinner when she hears Sanjay on the...
Sanjay is very jealous of everyone who talks to Nancy and Conrad gets to call...
Sinjay tries to get tough but that's a problem since Alejandro outweighs him ...
This is bad news for Nancy who cannot have Sanjay smoking what he is supposed...
Nancy is sooo pissed off about what happened to her car. There are pennies ev...
Sanjay and Nancy talk about a couple in their maternity store and Nancy knows...
Sanjay tells Nancy he usually listens to people who carry guns.
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