Bill Thomas Miller
Bill Thomas Miller  is an actor who was a regular background actor on  where he appeared as a Starfleet command officer during the last four seasons. He received no credit for his appearances and also appeared in the wedding scene in .

A member of SAG/AFTRA, Miller was also featured as background actor in episodes of Roseanne, Herman's Head (starring Molly Hagan), Moonlighting, Murder, She Wrote (1987, episode "Old Habits Die Hard" with), The X-Files, The Others (2000, starring Bill Cobbs and John Billingsley), as a paramedic in the Code Black episode "Hail Mary" (2015, with Annie Wersching), and AJ and the Queen (2020).

He was featured as an FBI Agent in the action comedy Blue Streak (1999, with Steve Rankin, Eddy Donno, Kenny Endoso, Googy Gress, and Jane Carr) and as the talk show host John Grand in the comedy Strange Hearts (2002, with Christopher Michael and Michelle Parylak). Other film work includes the action drama The Net (1995, with Christopher Darga, Vaughn Armstrong, and Wren T. Brown), the science fiction film Independence Day (1996, with Brent Spiner, Bill Smitrovich, Frank Novak, Leland Orser, Mirron E. Willis, Raphael Sbarge, Carlos LaCamara, Tim Kelleher, Jana Marie Hupp, Robert Pine, David Channell, Derek Webster, Randy Oglesby, Anthony Crivello, Frank Welker, Erick Avari, Pam Blackwell, Greg Bronson, Ralph Moratz, and Tracey Walter), as a reporter in the the science fiction drama Contact (1997, with Geoffrey Blake, Timothy McNeil, Angela Bassett, Tucker Smallwood, Robin Gammell, Boris Krutonog, Michael Wajacs, and Fran Severini), the thriller Air Force One (1997, with Dean Stockwell, Spencer Garrett, Bill Smitrovich, Dan Shor, Glenn Morshower, Don McManus, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, Mark Donaldson, Boris Krutonog, Dan Barringer, Stuart Nixon, Paul Sklar, Timothy Carhart, and Lee Faranda), the short horror comedy Blood on the Backlot (2000, with John Billingsley), and the horror film Mayhem Motel (2001).

Miller worked as stand-in for  on the drama series ER, for various actors on the mystery series The Others (2000) for Chris Harrison in The Women Tell All segments of The Bachelor (2002-2021), for various actors on the drama series Line of Fire (2003-2005, starring Leslie Hope and Anson Mount), for Gary Cole on the crime series Wanted (2005), for Miguel Sandoval on the fantasy series Medium (2005-2011, with fellow stand-in June Jordan), for Treat Williams on the drama series Heartland (2007), for Paul Adelstein, Tim Daly, and Benjamin Bratt on the drama series Private Practice (2007-2013), for Chevy Chase on the Community pilot episode (2009, with Danny Pudi), on the drama series Code Black (2015-2018), and for Paul Adelstein on the comedy series I Feel Bad (2018).

He also stood in for Michael Bowen on the crime drama Jackie Brown (1997, with Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, Jr., Sid Haig, Denise Crosby, and fellow stand-in Cullen Chambers), for James Woods on the crime drama The General's Daughter (1999, with James Cromwell, Clarence Williams III, Pablo Espinosa, Job Alonso, and John Wilkie), for Robert Forster on the drama comedy Strange Hearts (2002), for Johnny Messner on the drama Finding Home (2003, with Geneviève Bujold, Louise Fletcher, Jeannetta Arnette, and David Ruprecht), for Greg Kinnear on the comedy Stuck on You (2003, with Cher, Seymour Cassel, Doug Jones, Googy Gress, Nikki Tyler, Tracey Ruggiero, and Maria Celeste Genitempo), for David Carradine on the action thriller Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) and its sequel Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004, with Sid Haig), for various cast members on the action comedy Sky High (2005, with Zachry Rogers and fellow stand-in Vanessa Grayson), for Joe Penny on the ten Jane Doe television movies (2005-2008, starring Lea Thompson), for Jason Gedrick on the television drama Hidden Places (2006, with Time Winters), and for various cast members on the comedy The Onion Movie (2008, with Don McManus, Kate Fuglei, Len Cariou, Scott Klace, Randy Oglesby, Richard Fancy, Daniel Dae Kim, Dane Farwell, Michael Harney, Jay Montalvo, Tom Wright, Jennifer Saurenman, Paul Scheer, Jackson Bolt, Justin Rodgers Hall, Glen Hambly, and Hiro Koda).

Star Trek appearances 
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