Ryan returns to "Checkpoint 4"

Ryan O'Quinn is teaming up once again with writer/producer Dominic Cianciolo and has been cast as Captain Dean in the sequel to the animated series "Trouble at Checkpoint 4".

Trouble at Checkpoint 4 is a 3D-animated story created in collaboration with Auteur Media and focuses on Army personnel involved in the war in Afghanistan.

O'Quinn voiced the first installment of the series that was released in 2006.

Leverage premieres December 7th on TNT

Oscar winner Timothy Hutton stars in TNT's new series "Leverage".

The series follows a team of thieves, hackers and grifters who act as modern-day Robin Hoods, taking revenge against those who use power and wealth to victimize others.

Ryan O'Quinn offers ADR voice over in upcoming episodes of the series executive-produced by Dean Devlin (Independence Day, TNT’s The Librarian) and John Rogers (Cosby).

The commercial-free series premieres December 7th on TNT

Ryan provides ADR for NBC series

Ryan O'Quinn provided additional dialog recording for NBC/Universal's new sitcom "Kath and Kim" starring Molly Shannon and Selma Blair. The episode, titled "Dating" airs soon on NBC.

International reviews are in

"Invisible Friend", the hit web series starring Ryan O'Quinn has gained worldwide media attention in the last month receiving top honors from iTunes, YouTube, Tilzy TV and New TeeVee to name a few.

Rome's "Punto Informatico" compares the series to a comedy version of CSI in the review below:

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Rave reviews from NewTeeVee

The series "Invisible Friend" starring Ryan O'Quinn is featured as editor's choice on the site's home page and called "too good to overlook" with "hilarious dialog and flawless production value".

Every once in a while, someone comes up with a premise for a web series that is so simple yet so demented that you can’t believe no one ever thought of it before — or that someone actually did. Such a premise is at the heart of Invisible Friend. Seemingly nice guy Gabe (Jeff Cannata of Revision 3’s awesome geekfest The Totally Rad Show) wakes up after a night of drunken post-party sex with longtime friend Allison. Only Allison is dead, and despite remembering nothing of how she got that way, Gabe’s pretty sure he killed her. He calls his buddy Dan (Attack of the Show YouTube Person of the Moment Ryan O’Quinn), who — though horrified — agrees to help hide the body. Things go awry, of course, and madcap hijinks ensue.

Check out the full review HERE

Ryan Press Interview, Invisible Friend Reviewed

Tilzy.TV posted an interview with Ryan today on their website. Ryan discusses the new series "Invisible Friend" and the comedy production company Very Angry Neighbors.

For too long imaginary friends have been relegated to Emmy Award-winning children’s stories and career-ending Phoebe Cates films (if you can call the best topless scene ever and a supporting role in everyone’s favorite cute-gone-terribly-wrong franchise a career). In the new online series Invisible Friend, LA-based comedy group Very Angry Neighbors takes your favorite childhood playmates out of the juvenile tales genre and into the realm of dark comedy crime drama.

LINK TO FULL INTERVIEW

"Invisible Friend" featured on iTunes

The series "Invisible Friend" starring Ryan O'Quinn and the comedy production company Very Angry Neighbors is featured in iTunes. the first 3 episodes are available for download.