Robert Hepler "Rob" Lowe (pronounced /?r?b ?lo?/; born March 17, 1964) is an American actor. Lowe came to prominence after appearing in films such as The Outsiders, Wayne's World and St. Elmo's Fire. Lowe is also known for his role as Sam Seaborn on The West Wing and as Senator Robert McCallister on Brothers & Sisters. He currently appears as a main cast member of Parks and Recreation in the role of Chris Traeger. Lowe was born in...
Anna suggest adding some chicken to her salad, Brad counters her.
Refusing to tell them who the man in the sky wants Anna to marry, Mark turns ...
Shelley looks from her desk, nodding in agreement with Brad's assessments of ...
Anna concedes to ordering the salad, but stating that she's hungry wants a bi...
As if he hasn't already said enough, Brad adds a little more to his not so fo...
Anna's mother calls during her dinner date with Brad. Brad asks for the phone...
After making a threat to Wayne, Benjamin gets a Pepsi commercial response fro...
After expressing all his feelings, Brad adds an additional kick in the pants.
Anna's mother calls during her dinner date with Brad. Brad asks for the phone...
Shelly, who's been sitting quietly listening, interjects when Brad tells Mark...
When Russel and Benjamin discuss Wayne in the studio, Russell finds that the ...
While protesting selling out to sponsors, Noah Vanderhoff in particular, Wayn...
Anna asks why Brad hates Mark so much... When she finishes his sentence she l...
Number 2 has a problem with Mini-Me biting him all the time and so he's addre...
Wayne's joke causes Cassandras' brows to raise. Garth enjoys it completely.
Tommy tells Paul that they're going to do lots of Dumb things together.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoff are sitting in Benjamin Kane office. He's standing be...
The movie opens with Benjamin and Elyse in bed, flipping through channels.
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