Gregory Couch

An ex-college baseball player, and the seventh of 12 children born to Alfred and Leona Couch, the Columbus Ohio native has been acting on stage and in front of a camera for over 30 years. Gregory's acting career started in the late 60's lip syncing to The Esquires' song, "Get On Up" before an elementary school talent show. After that performance, the ten year old said he was "hopelessly hooked". Several high school productions and a short stint performing in college, the actor graduated from Otterbein University with a B.A. in broadcast communications and found himself applying that trade. The actor hosted two different television shows in the Midwest over the past 25 years and even spent some time modeling for magazines like Gentlemen's Quarterly, Sears catalog, and Golf Digest. However, the actor never strayed too far from his roots and in 1996 he returned to the stage performing with the regional Rock Comedy Troupe "Shadowbox Cabaret" as a singer with the band "Bill Who?" and as a member of the sketch comedy performers. Gregory had a recurring role on Monday Night Raw as Attorney Johnson on the USA Network and can be seen in the upcoming short "Murder 2016" and "Inqueeries" later this year (2016).