Even though Peter Stormare is mostly a movie actor these days, he played in a number of TV series along the years, the most popular being the TV show Prison Break.

The first of the Peter Stormare TV roles was in a Swedish mini series called Morsarvet, which appeared in 1993, where he played as colonel Bergkvist, a character that was desperately looking for winter uniforms to give to his troops.

Five years later, in 1998, he had a TV role in one of the episodes from the popular Seinfeld TV series, where he was a repairman of European origins, in the episode called The Frogger. His name in this episode was Slippery Pete.

In 2004, Peter played the role of Gina’s boss, Viktor, in the sitcom Joey, for one episode, called “Joey and the Husband”.

In 2005 and 2006, he played John Abruzzi in one of his most popular roles so far, in the Prison Break TV series. Abruzzi appeared mainly during the first season and he was killed off in the second season, during the fourth episode.

In 2007, Peter Stormare had a one episode appearance in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, playing the role of George Binky Babinkian. The name of this episode is Ending Happy.

Another single episode TV role in a popular TV series was the one from Monk, where he played the character of Petya Lovak, in the episode Mr. Monk Paints His Masterpiece.

He borrowed his voice to the character of Meltdown, in the animated series Transformers: Animated, in 2008, for three episodes.

During 2009, he had two TV roles. The first one was in “Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!”, as Cinco Boy Pitchman. The second one was in two episodes from the popular series Entourage, with the character called Aaron Cohen.

Finally, in 2010 Stormare could be seen in two episodes from the Weeds TV series, as the character Chef and as Drago Zankovic in one episode of Hawaii Five-0.