Paul Campbell

Paul Campbell hails from White Rock, British Columbia, where he completed his education at Semiahmoo Secondary School in 1997. His acting career took off when he landed the role of Billy Keikeya in the critically acclaimed reimagining of Battlestar Galactica from 2004 to 2006, where he served as the personal assistant to President Laura Roslin.

In 2005, Campbell ventured into the realm of comedy with the WB pilot Nobody's Watching, created by Bill Lawrence. Although the series wasn't picked up, it later gained a following when it was uploaded to YouTube. He showcased his comedic talent again in 2007 with a role in National Lampoon's Bag Boy alongside Dennis Farina.

The year 2008 was significant for Campbell, as he starred in the romantic comedy Play the Game, featuring legends like Andy Griffith and Doris Roberts. In the same year, he reprised his role as Billy in NBC's Knight Rider reboot.

In March 2009, he was cast in an ABC comedy pilot inspired by the British series No Heroics, portraying Pete, aka Chillout, a Canadian superhero able to freeze small objects. Although the pilot did not make it to series, Campbell continued to pursue comedic roles.

In 2010, he starred in the comedy series Almost Heroes, which aired on Showcase in 2011, and took on the lead role in the CTV series Spun Out alongside a talented cast including Dave Foley and Rebecca Dalton.