Justin Prentice, otherwise known as Bryce from 13 Reasons Why, If you hate Bryce Walker then has a thought of what’s it like to be one of the most detested characters on TV. In any case, the entertainer has assumed a bigger number of jobs than simply that one Netflix character, as he’s been in the business for quite a while. Here are different undertakings you may know him from.

Curiously, Justin Prentice would not constantly like to be an entertainer. He revealed to TV Insider: At the point when I was a small little kid I needed to be a scientist, which I feel like may have fulfilled me. Something in-law possibly – there’s a tad of acting that comes into the court – or the therapeutic field would have some good times.

Maybe Prentice’s affection for court show and the therapeutic field attracted him to an arrangement like Criminal Minds, NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, and CSI: Cyber. In spite of the fact that Prentice visitor featured in just a single scene of every arrangement, he had the option to flaunt his acting ability early. What’s more, obviously, they’re by all accounts, not the only shows in which he’s shown up.

Melissa & Joey Season 1

In 2010, he played the mayor’s son Brett in the first season of the sitcom Melissa & Joey. Prentice then went on to appear in a second season episode of The Middle, which he followed up with Nickelodeon’s Victorious and iCarly, as well as a small role in ABC’s Suburgatory. Prentice was able to secure.

Glee Final Season

A two-episode role on the incredibly popular musical comedy-drama Glee in 2015. While his role in the final season was relatively small, the show had a large audience and undoubtedly helped put the actor on the map. As Gleeks – the show’s fans – likely remember, Prentice played Becky’s boyfriend, Darrell. Looking back on his role, Prentice told HuffPost: “It was awesome. I was honestly very honored to play the character.

Although some questioned why Becky’s boyfriend did not have Down Syndrome like she did, Prenticedefended his role:”Glee is a great show in terms of tackling social issues. Lauren [Potter] is an absolute sweetheart and the coolest person to work with – they all were, it was fantastic. I was honored to play it. Again, with a lot of these social stigmas, they just don’t need to be in place. Just by talking about them, we can often shatter them.

The Mindy Project Season 4

If you’re a fan of The Mindy Project, you’ll likely remember the season 4 episode RoadTrip, where Danny leaves Mindy and their newborn behind to take care of some unfinished business with his dad. When their friend Morgan decides to tag along, Danny does everything he can to ditch him. Listen, buddy. I gotta take a slight detour for personal reasons, and I gotta do it by myself, so I’ll see you later. Prentice played Eric in the episode, the teenage son that Danny had no idea he had until just before his trip. It’s Eric’s birthday, and he’d hoped to introduce Danny to his friends. But it becomes obvious that Eric and Danny look nothing alike.

In the end, Eric’s mom admits that she lied, and Danny storms off. He ultimately thinks better of it and returns, even pretending to be Eric’s father during the party. Prentice played an entirely different Bryce from 13 Reasons Why in the mature comedy those who Can’t. You’d have a hard time recognizing him with his nose ring, full beard, and beanie, though. After turning 18 and graduating from high school, his character revisits his former teacher Abbey and, well, they hit it off.

Things go well at first, but eventually, Abbey decides she’s too old for Bryce and breaks up with her younger lover. Unfortunately for him, it happens just after he gets her name – albeit misspelled – tattooed across his side. Prentice’s role on Those Who Can’t is a big departure from his other more serious roles, which goes to demonstrate his range.

As it happens, comedy is something he’d love to delve back into. The actor told Coveteur: “I would love to do a comedy in my free time if arises. Just some good, lighthearted fun. I’ve done a few guest-stars, and I did a series that was a comedy a few years ago. I love it.

MTV Drama

For five episodes of MTV’s high school dramedy Awkward, Prentice played Tamara’s crush, a wealthy young man named Patrick. Despite taking on many high school-specific roles, the actor admits that he never actually attended a regular high school. He told PopSugar: Well, I was actually home-schooled because I was already acting.

I wanted to blow through it all and graduate early so I could focus on my career, so yeah it was really different from this. “Although his experience wasn’t exactly typical, Prentice still went through an unfortunately common aspect of high school. He told the publication: That experience comes with its own adversities though, I suppose, being in the industry at such a young age. Although through sports teams and stuff growing up, there was bullying. Nevertheless, he’s enjoying being able to relive his teen years. Over time I’m slowly living out all of my high school experiences on camera.

It’s really fun. “In 2017, Prentice appeared on the AMC series Preacher as Tyler, playing a prisoner in Hell. The actor explained to Coveteur: I love really interesting shows and really interesting characters, and Preacher has that in abundance. He also realizes his character on Preacher may feel a little familiar to fans of 13 ReasonsWhy.

There are some similarities [between Tyler and Bryce], so maybe for my next role, I’ll play a good guy. Prentice isn’t the only one drawing similarities between Tyler and Bryce. In a review of the series, IndieWire wrote: We’re going to assume that Justin Prentice is actually playing his 13 Reasons Why character and that this is the logical end for Bryce. In fact, there’s even a fan theory that Tyler and Bryce are one in the same person, due to the nature of the crimes both men committed.