Georgie And Mandy’s First Marriage: Who Plays Mandy’s Ex-Boyfriend Scott?

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Contains spoilers for “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” Season 1, Episodes 21 and 22

Georgie (Montana Jordan) and Mandy Cooper (Emily Osment) have faced numerous personal conflicts throughout the first season of “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage.” As they navigate their roles as parents, spouses, and professionals, while dealing with various marriage-threatening mishaps, they’ve already encountered numerous hurdles. However, the last two episodes of Season 1 will test them even further as they must face one of their greatest fears – encountering past lovers.

In the recent episodes, Mandy encounters her new supervisor who turns out to be none other than Scott (Christopher Gorham). Interestingly enough, Scott is also an old flame of Mandy’s. To add to the intrigue, it appears that Mandy has been concealing a significant truth about their past relationship.

In the upcoming first season of “Georgie and Mandy,” Richard Schiff, known for his roles in numerous dramas and sitcoms such as “Covert Affairs” (where he played Augie Anderson), “Ugly Betty” (as one of Betty’s boyfriends, Henry Grubstick), “Modern Family” (Brad) and “2 Broke Girls” (Bobby, Caroline’s boyfriend during Season 6), will make a guest appearance. It remains unclear if he will continue his role in the potential second season of “Georgie and Mandy,” but given Richard Schiff’s busy schedule, it seems he’ll manage just fine regardless.

Christopher Gorham has had quite a busy career

Christopher Gorham has built a strong reputation in television entertainment throughout his career. Prior to appearing in various sitcoms and dramas, he first gained recognition for his role as Harrison John on the series “Popular,” where he portrayed a kind-hearted character. Later, he appeared as Trevor O’Donnell in “Felicity,” played Neil in the short-lived “Odyssey 5,” and starred as the tech-savvy protagonist in “Jake 2.0.”

After that, he starred in a succession of brief television series, including the medical dramas “Medical Investigations” and “Out of Practice,” the bizarre “Harper’s Island,” and the controversial dark comedy “Insatiable” on Netflix. He portrayed the self-absorbed Bob Barnard in this last show. Following this, he joined the cast of “The Lincoln Lawyer,” playing Trevor Elliott for ten episodes. Lately, he made appearances as Alex in “NCIS: Los Angeles” and Ben in “Matlock.” Additionally, he has secured a role in the upcoming spy drama “Tempest,” which will be available on Hulu and Disney+ sometime in 2026.

Besides being an accomplished actor, Gorham is often heard as the voice behind The Flash/Barry Allen in DC’s animation studio for several Justice League films that stream directly. Moreover, he has lent his voice to characters in the video game “Call of Duty: Black Ops — Cold War.” To top it off, he graced the stage in “The Guild: The Musical.” With such a diverse career, this actor’s resume is impressively versatile and promises even more achievements in the future.

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2025-04-08 00:30