George Eads
George Coleman Eads III (conceived March 1, 1967), is an American entertainer, most popular for his
part as Nick Stokes on the CBS police dramatization CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. On November 25,
2014, it was reported that Eads would leave the show, which in any occasion was not restored for the
accompanying season—which means he just missed the arrangement finale TV film, Immortality. He at
present stars as Jack Dalton on the CBS activity experience arrangement MacGyver.
Eads was brought into the world in Belton, Texas, and experienced childhood in Belton. His dad is Arthur
Coleman "Cappy" Eads, a resigned head prosecutor who kicked the bucket November 1, 2011. His mom
is Vivian Baker (née Athens). Eads has a more established sister, Angela Eads Tekell, who is a lawyer in
Waco, Texas. Eads' stepfather, Dudley Baker, is a gynecologist. George moved on from Belton High
School (1985) and from Texas Tech University (1989) with a degree in advertising. In school, he was an
individual from the Phi Delta Theta crew. Preceding starting an acting vocation, Eads functioned as a
copier sales rep, just as selling emergency treatment and security supplies for Cintas.
To seek after his acting vocation, he made a beeline for Los Angeles, California, in a pickup truck
acquired from his stepfather. At the point when he showed up in Los Angeles, he could just drive during
the day on the grounds that the truck had two broken headlights. Eads got his enormous break on the
early evening drama Savannah. In spite of the fact that his character kicked the bucket in the pilot scene,
Eads was so well known, makers kept on utilizing him by means of flashbacks and in the long run
brought him back as the character's indistinguishable twin.
Subsequently, Eads visitor featured on ER, and chipped away at a few made-for-TV movies, for example,
Crowned and Dangerous with Yasmine Bleeth in 1997.
In 2000, Eads got one of the lead characters of the CBS police show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, in
which he depicts a Las Vegas legal researcher named Nick Stokes.
Corresponding to CSI, Eads has chipped away at made-for-TV films, for example, 2003's Monte Walsh
and 2004's Evel Knievel.
In August 2013, preceding CSI's fourteenth season, Eads purportedly was disappearing from
nonappearance in the wake of having a squabble with an essayist from the show over what was
depicted as "innovative issues",
In 2016 George Eads stars in CBS's rebooted adaptation of the MacGyver TV arrangement.
In 2011, Eads wedded Monika Casey. In January 2014, Eads and Casey were accounted for to anticipate
their first kid. George and Monica separated in 2015.