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<p>Sam Lloyd was an American <a href="/biography/sam-lloyd">actor</a> and singer best known for his television work and musical performances. Active in the entertainment industry from 1988 until his death in 2020, Lloyd carved a niche for himself through distinctive character roles and musical talent. He was the <a href="/biography/sam-lloyd">nephew</a> of <a href="/biography/christopher-lloyd">actor</a> <a href="/biography/christopher-lloyd">Christopher Lloyd</a>, widely recognized for his role in the “Back to the Future” film series.</p>

<h2>Early Life and Education</h2>

<p><a href="/biography/sam-lloyd">Samuel R. Lloyd IV</a> was born on November 12, 1963, in Weston, Vermont. Raised in a theatrical environment, his parents worked at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company, which influenced his early interest in performing. Although he initially pursued theater, his interest shifted toward film after experimenting with a Super 8 camera that belonged to his father.</p>

<p>Lloyd attended Syracuse University in New York, where he studied music and theater. While there, he met classmates Paul F. Perry and George Miserlis, with whom he would later form the a cappella group The Blanks. He also participated in another musical venture, The Butties, a Beatles tribute band.</p>

<h2>Early Career in Television</h2>

<p>Following his graduation, Lloyd relocated to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. He began performing with an improvisational comedy group and made his television debut in 1988 with minor roles on the series “Night Court,” portraying characters such as a waiter and a balloon vendor.</p>

<h2>Television Success and the Role of Ted Buckland</h2>

<p>Lloyd’s television career gained momentum in 1990 when he joined the sitcom “City,” playing the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_Armstrong">character</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_Armstrong">Lance Armstrong</a>—a name that coincidentally matched the professional cyclist, though unrelated. His body of work grew over the years, including appearances in various TV series. According to the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), he amassed 64 acting credits throughout his career.</p>

<p>His most prominent role was as Ted Buckland, the lovable and neurotic lawyer on the hit medical comedy “Scrubs,” a character he portrayed from 2001 to 2009. His portrayal became a fan favorite and significantly contributed to his lasting fame.</p>

<p>Other memorable television roles include Barkley in “Double Rush” (1995), Cousin David in “Mad About You,” Eddie in “3rd Rock from the Sun,” Roy Giddeon in “Battery Park,” Bob Engler in “The West Wing,” and Dr. Albert Goldfine in “Desperate Housewives.”</p>

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<h2>Film Roles</h2>

<p>While Lloyd was primarily known for his television work, he also had supporting roles in several films. Notably, he appeared in the 1997 Disney comedy “Flubber,” and the science fiction parody “Galaxy Quest” in 1999. These remain his most widely recognized film appearances.</p>

<h2>Musical Pursuits with The Blanks</h2>

<p>In addition to acting, Sam Lloyd was an accomplished <a href="/biography/sam-lloyd">musician</a>. He was a <a href="/biography/sam-lloyd">vocalist</a> and co-founder of The Blanks, an a cappella group best known for their recurring appearances on “Scrubs” as “Ted’s Band,” portrayed in-universe as “The Worthless Peons.”</p>

<p>The Blanks consisted of four members: Sam Lloyd, Philip McNiven, George Miserlis, and Paul F. Perry. They combined music and sketch comedy, performing both live and in television roles. In June 2013, they released a cover of "Take On Me" as their most recent single.</p>

<p>Songs the group performed on “Scrubs” include “(Don't Fear) The Reaper,” “Carry On Wayward Son,” “Gonna Miss You Carla,” “Over the Rainbow,” “Maniac,” “We’re Off to See the Wizard,” “No, Not Much,” “The Fishin' Hole,” and a humorous version of “<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CeeLo_Green">CeeLo Green</a>’s ‘Forget You.’”</p>

<h2>Beatles Tribute with The Butties</h2>

<p>Alongside Paul Perry, Lloyd was involved in a Beatles tribute band called The Butties. In this project, he played bass, and the group remained primarily a local act, performing both covers and parodies reminiscent of the iconic 1960s band.</p>

<p>Sam Lloyd’s contributions to television and music left a unique and memorable legacy, celebrated particularly by fans of comedy and musical performance. Although the exact figures of his net worth remain undisclosed, it is clear that his career in television and music served as the cornerstone of his professional achievements.</p>

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