TOBY HUSS (Jerry) launched his acting career on daytime television, playing Dr. Eric Singleton on the daytime drama "Days of Our Lives." He currently is a voice regular on the hit animated comedy series "King of the Hill," playing dual roles as Hank's next-door neighbor, Kahn, and Hank's father, Cotton Hill. He also provided the voice of Todd on the MTV series "Beavis and Butthead," and starred in the Nickelodeon series "The Adventures of Pete & Pete."

Huss' guest-starring television roles include "Newsradio" and "Seinfeld," and he performed with David Anthony Higgins' sketch comedy trio, "The Higgins Boys & Gruber." Huss also appeared on MTV's "Spoken Word: Unplugged" and "Rock the Vote."

Huss has worked steadily in feature films, starring as a gay nightclub owner in "The Mod Squad," and as an injured hockey player whose child inspires high-powered sports agent Tom Cruise to reevaluate his life in "Jerry Maguire." Huss also had featured roles in the Garry Marshall film "Dear God," "The Basketball Diaries" and "Down Periscope." Additional big-screen credits include "Beavis and Butt-head Do America," "Vegas Vacation" and the independent films "Wetumka Flash," "Clubland" and "Still Breathing."