Almost Live! (1984-1999): Where are They Now?

Info derived from imdb. Only works 2013 and later being tracked. All know recurring performers listed.

Note: Being a local Seattle series, imdb credits likely missing a number of appearances on other Seattle shows; for this reason, while I normally note gaps of a decade or more, I am not doing so in this case. Bring a variety series, most performers played multiple characters.

Tracey Conway: in Dr. Canard (2014) [not listed in the imdb, I believe she was also in a 2013 episode of The (206).]

Pat Cashman: in The (206) (36 episodes 2013-2015; also Writer; 35 as Consulting Producer), Still (1 episode 2013) [not listed in imdb: also a regular on Up Late NW, which started September 2015].

Nancy Guppy: in The (206) (2 episodes 2013); as Producer: Hedgebrook: Women Authoring Change (2014); as Self: Sixnineteen (2014).

Steve Wilson: in The (206) (1 episode 2013; 32 2013-2015 as Director).

Bill Stainton: in The (206) (1 episode 2013).

Bob Nelson: in The (206) (2 episodes 2013-2014), Nebraska (2013; also Writer); as Writer: The Confirmation (2016; also Producer/Director), Highston (1 episode 2015; also Executive Producer); as Self: The Oscars (2014), The 2014 Film Independent Spirit Awards (2014).

John Keister: in The (206) (24 episodes 2013-2014; also Writer/Consulting Producer).

Joel McHale: in The X Files (2 episodes 2015-2016), Dr. Ken (1 episode 2016), Lego Dimensions (2015 video game), BoJack Horseman (1 episode 2015), Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja (5 episodes 2013-2015), Community (110 episodes 2009-2015), Regular Show (1 episode 2015), The Friars Club Super Bowl Roast of Terry Bradshaw (2015), Kittens in a Cage (1 episode 2014), A Merry Friggin' Christmas (2014), Video Game High School (1 episode 2014), Adult Beginners (2014), Deliver Us from Evil (2014), Blended (2014), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1 episode 2014), The (206) (1 episode 2014), Community: Miracle on Jeff's Street (2013), Conan (1 episode 2013); Star Wars: Detours (unknown episodes 2012) in post-production; The Great Indoors (2016) in pre-production; as Writer: The Soup (16 episodes 2014, also Executive Producer 319 episodes 2004-2015 as Self), 2014 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner (2014; also Self); as Executive Producer: The Soup Investigates (unknown episodes 2013, 5 as Self); as Self: The X-Files: Re-Opened (2015), Extra (1 episode 2015), E! News (8 episodes 2014-2015), Late Night with Seth Meyers (1 episode 2015), Today (4 episodes 2014-2015), The Comment Section (1 episode 2015), The Late Late Show with James Corden (3 episodes 2015, The 2015 ESPY Awards (2015), ESPY Awards (2015), Good Morning America (2 episodes 2015), The Chew (1 episode 2015), Conan (4 episodes 2013-2015), The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore (1 episode 2015), Comedy Bang! Bang! (1 episode 2015), The Insider (4 episodes 2014-2015), The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2 episodes 2014), The Dr. Oz Show (1 episode 2014), Made in Hollywood (1 episode 2014), Reel Junkie (2 episodes 2014), Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (1 episode 2014), The Talk (1 episode 2014), Chelsea Lately (3 episodes 2014), 2014 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (2014), Live! With Kelly and Michael (2 episodes 2014), Entertainment Tonight (1 episode 2014), The Pete Holmes Show (1 episode 2014), Late Show with David Letterman (2 episodes 2013-2014), The Human Face of Big Data (2014), Harmontown (2014), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1 episode 2014), Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (1 episode 2014), VGX: The Next Generation of Video Game Awards (2013), Good Day L.A. (1 episode 2013), The Getaway (1 episode 2013), 2013 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (2013), Larry King Now (1 episode 2013), Real Time with Bill Maher (1 episode 2013), Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (1 episode 2013); as Self, post-production: Brooks McBeth: This Ain't Shakespeare (nd).

Ross Shafer: last known acting role in 2009.

Bill Nye: in Miles from Tomorrowland (6 episodes 2015), Inside Amy Schumer (1 episode 2015), Bill Nye the Science Guy Tackles DeflateGate (2015), The Neighbors (1 episode 2014), Tosh.0 (1 episode, 2014), The Drunken Peasants (1 episode 2014), The Big Bang Theorym (1 episode 2013), The (206) (1 episode, 2013); as Self: The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore (3 episodes 2015-2016), StarTalk (20 episodes 2015-2016), Explorer (1 episode 2015), Global Citizen Festival (2015), Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1 episode 2015), 7th Annual Shorty Awards (2015), Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs (2015), Real Time with Bill Maher (3 episodes 2015), Inside Edition (2 episodes 2014), Up with Steve Kornacki (1 episode 2014), CBS This Morning (1 episode 2014), Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (1 episode 2014), Late Night with Seth Meyers (1 episode 2014), An Honest Liar (2014), The Independents (1 episode 2014), The Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers (1 episode 2014), Katie 91 episode 2014), ABC Evening News (1 episode 2014),  ABC News Nightline (1 episode 2014), Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham (2014), Piers Morgan Tonight (1 episode 2014), King of the Nerds (1 episode 2013), Politics Nation with Al Sharpton (1 episode 2014), The View (1 episode 2013), Dancing with the Stars (5 episodes 2013), Hub Network's First Annual Halloween Bash (2013), The Arsenio Hall Show (1 episode 2013), Good Morning America (1 episode 2013), The Nerdist (1 episode 2013), Larry King Now (1 episode 2013), EcoDivas TV (1 episode 2013), On Begley Street (1 episode 2013); as Self, post-production: Fight for Space (2016); as Self, announced: The Bill Nye Film (2017).

Darrell Suto (Billy Quan): in The (206) (1 episode 2013).

Ed Wyatt: last known acting role listed on imdb in 2013, but I believe ihe was also in a 2013 episode of The (206).

David Scully: in Dota 2 (2013 video game), Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time (2013 video game); last known non-video game role in 2010.  

Mike Neun: no known subsequent acting roles.

Joe Guppy: no acting credits in imdb.

Barb Klasnic: last known acting role in 1999; as Story in 2008.

Andrea Stein: if same person (unclear), last known acting role in 1999.

Lauren Weedman: in Rainbow Time (2016), Joshy (2016), Too Legit (2016), Looking (16 episodes 2014-2015), Kittens in a Cage (2 episodes 2013-2015), The Gambler (2014), 2 Broke Girls (1 episode 2014), Every Beautiful Thing (2014), Silent Shadows (2014), Dads (1 episode 2013), Masters of Sex (1 episode 2013), Arrested Development (1 episode 2013), New Girl (1 episode 2013).

Brooks McBeth: in The (206) (4 episodes 2013); as Writer/Self, post-production: Brooks McBeth: This Ain't Shakespeare (nd).