TYLER LABINE, co-star of NBC medical drama NEW AMSTERDAM

ABOUT TYLER LABINE<br /><br />Tyler Labine plays Dr. Iggy Frome on the NBC drama "New Amsterdam."<br /><br />Labine's Dr. Frome is an attending child psychiatrist who likes to think outside the box but is continually beaten down by the hospital system. Labine can also be seen on the new season of the BBC America series "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency," starring opposite Elijah Wood and Samuel Barnett, as Sherlock Hobbs, the overly enthusiastic small-town sheriff.<br /><br />Previously, Labine starred on the Hulu comedy series "Deadbeat" for three seasons. Prior to that, Labine was a series regular on NBC's "Animal Practice," CBS' "Mad Love," FX's "Sons of Tucson," ABC's "Invasion" and The CW's "Reaper." Labine is also the voice of Hunk on "Voltron" for Netflix.<br /><br />On the big screen, Labine has starred alongside Alan Tudyk in the horror-comedy "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil." His additional credits include "The Boss," "Little Evil," "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," "A Good Old-Fashioned Orgy" and "Super Troopers 2." He can also be seen in the independent films "Little Star," "Someone Marry Barry" and "Killing Winston Jones."<br /><br />Labine's most recent film was "Escape Room," produced by Neal H. Moritz and Ori Marmur, starring opposite Logan Miller, Deborah Ann Wall and Taylor Russell.<br /><br />ABOUT NEW AMSTERDAM<br /><br />"NEW AMSTERDAM" Season 4<br /><br />After a turbulent year of sacrifice and hardship, Medical Director Max Goodwin and the team at New Amsterdam begin a well-deserved new chapter in their lives. The opening episode, titled "More Joy," reflects both the drive of characters and the tone of season four. More joy: How can we find it, and how can we hold on to it?<br />For Max that means acknowledging and surrendering to his long simmering feelings towards Dr. Helen Sharpe. While this new relationship brings its own set of challenges, Max continues his optimistic - and quixotic - quest to improve our nation's healthcare system.<br /><br />Continuing to navigate their own personal