Eric Mabius

TV roles

Best TV shows featuring Eric Mabius

Every Eric Mabius series we track, ranked by real viewer rating — led by Hallmark Hall of Fame at 8.8. Where to stream each is one tap away.

Eric's full profileTop TV shows, ranked

Eric Mabius's shows, ranked 19

  1. Hallmark Hall of Fame posterHallmark Hall of Fame (1951)8.8
  2. Chicago Fire posterChicago Fire (2012)as Jack Nesbitt8.4
  3. Blue Bloods posterBlue Bloods (2010)as Richard Rorke7.8
  4. The O.C. posterThe O.C. (2003)as Dean Jack Hess7.7
  5. Get Real posterGet Real (1999)as Andrew Clark7.7
  6. The L Word posterThe L Word (2004)as Tim Haspel7.7
  7. CSI: Miami posterCSI: Miami (2002)as Agent Perry7.7
  8. Eyes posterEyes (2005)as Jeff McCann7.6
  9. Franklin & Bash posterFranklin & Bash (2011)as Ted Rossi7.3
  10. Chicago Hope posterChicago Hope (1994)as Zeb Moser7.2
  11. Scandal posterScandal (2012)as Peter Caldwell7.2
  12. Political Animals posterPolitical Animals (2012)as Gary7.1
  13. Party of Five posterParty of Five (1994)as Brian Stilman7.0
  14. Signed, Sealed, Delivered posterSigned, Sealed, Delivered (2014)as Oliver O’Toole7.0
  15. Popular posterPopular (1999)as Coach Casey Krupps6.6
  16. The Client List posterThe Client List (2012)as Ray Stirland6.6
  17. Fastlane posterFastlane (2002)as Trey6.5
  18. Ugly Betty posterUgly Betty (2006)as Daniel Meade6.4
  19. Outcasts posterOutcasts (2011)as Julius Berger6.3

Good to know

What is Eric Mabius's best TV show?

Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951) is Eric Mabius's highest-rated series here, at ★ 8.8.

How many TV shows has Eric Mabius been in?

We track 19 Eric Mabius shows, averaging ★ 7.3 — ranked here by viewer rating.

Where can I watch Eric's shows?

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Highest rated8.8Hallmark Hall of Fame

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ProfileEric Mabius: shows, age & roles

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MoviesBest movies featuring Eric

The film side — every credit ranked by viewer rating.