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Lawrence Monoson (born August 11, 1964 in Yonkers, New York) is the actor who played the role of Hovath in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "The Storyteller". He later appeared as First Officer Matthew Ryan in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Fortunate Son".

Monoson first appeared to the public eye at the age of sixteen as the star of the 1983 teen comedy The Last American Virgin, co-starring Phil Rubenstein. He followed this with supporting roles in such films as 1984's Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter with Erich Anderson, 1985's Mask with Andrew Robinson and Wayne Grace, and 1987's Gaby: A True Story, in which he co-starred with Star Trek: Voyager's Robert Beltran.

In 1991, he starred alongside fellow Enterprise guest actor Keith Carradine and TOS guest actor Jeff Corey in the TV movie Payoff. The following year, he made a brief, unbilled appearance in the film Final Judgement, starring Brad Dourif, and in 1993, he co-starred with Reg E. Cathey, David Clennon, Thomas Kopache, and Saul Rubinek in the acclaimed TV movie And the Band Played On, for which he received a CableACE Award nomination. This was followed with a brief recurring role on Beverly Hills, 90210 in 1994, along with Dina Meyer, and a role opposite fellow DS9 guest star Casey Biggs in the 1996 TV movie A Promise to Carolyn.

Other TV credits include appearances on JAG, Touched by an Angel, Murder, She Wrote, JAG, Chicago Hope, The Practice, CSI, CSI: Miami, and 24. In 1999, he appeared with fellow Deep Space Nine alumni Daphne Ashbrook and Lawrence Pressman in an episode of Profiler and began a brief stint on ER, during which he co-starred with fellow DS9ers Rosalind Chao and Gabrielle Union.

Monoson recently had a recurring role as Joey "The Rock" Manelli on the series Resurrection Blvd., starring another DS9 guest actor, Tony Plana. Next Generation and Voyager guest actor Ray Wise also appeared in a number of episodes featuring Monoson.

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 '''Lawrence Monoson''' (born [[Star Trek birthdays|August 11]], [[1964 productions|1964]] in Yonkers, [[New York]]) is the actor who played the role of [[Hovath]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' episode "[[The Storyteller]]". He later appeared as [[First Officer]] [[Matthew Ryan]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' episode "[[Fortunate Son]]".
-Monoson first appeared to the public eye at the age of sixteen as the star of the 1983 teen comedy ''The Last American Virgin'', co-starring [[Phil Rubenstein]]. He followed this with supporting roles in such [[film]]s as 1984's ''Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter'' with [[Erich Anderson]], 1985's ''Mask'' with [[Andrew Robinson]], and 1987's ''Gaby: A True Story'', in which he co-starred with ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Robert Beltran]].
+Monoson first appeared to the public eye at the age of sixteen as the star of the 1983 teen comedy ''The Last American Virgin'', co-starring [[Phil Rubenstein]]. He followed this with supporting roles in such [[film]]s as 1984's ''Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter'' with [[Erich Anderson]], 1985's ''Mask'' with [[Andrew Robinson]] and [[Wayne Grace]], and 1987's ''Gaby: A True Story'', in which he co-starred with ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Robert Beltran]].
 In 1991, he starred alongside fellow ''Enterprise'' guest actor [[Keith Carradine]] and ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|TOS]]'' guest actor [[Jeff Corey]] in the TV movie ''Payoff''. The following year, he made a brief, unbilled appearance in the film ''Final Judgement'', starring [[Brad Dourif]], and in 1993, he co-starred with [[Reg E. Cathey]], [[David Clennon]], [[Thomas Kopache]], and [[Saul Rubinek]] in the acclaimed TV movie ''And the Band Played On'', for which he received a CableACE Award nomination. This was followed with a brief recurring role on ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' in 1994, along with [[Dina Meyer]], and a role opposite fellow ''DS9'' guest star [[Casey Biggs]] in the 1996 TV movie ''A Promise to Carolyn''.