Television:
* The Simpsons (Writer, 1992-1997, 2000-2007): He wrote numerous episodes, including the critically acclaimed "Homer the Heretic" and "Lisa the Vegetarian."
* The Critic (Writer, 1994-1995): This animated series, which parodied film and television, received critical acclaim during its run.
* Futurama (Writer, 1999-2003): Tash also wrote for this popular sci-fi comedy, contributing to several iconic episodes.
* King of the Hill (Writer, 2004-2009): He joined the writing team for this long-running animated sitcom.
* The Cleveland Show (Writer, 2009-2013): Tash contributed to this spin-off from "Family Guy."
Film:
* The Simpsons Movie (Writer, 2007): He was part of the team who adapted the animated series into a successful feature film.
* The Critic (Writer, 1997): He wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of the television series, though it was never produced.
His contributions to animated comedy series have earned him critical recognition, including a Primetime Emmy Award for his work on "The Simpsons."
It's important to note that while he has worked behind the scenes in film and television, he has not starred as an actor in any notable projects.