American actor and director, best known as Potsie in Happy Days, who directed episodes of Voyager and Deep Space Nine in the late 1990s, including It's Only a Paper Moon.
Anson Williams is an American actor who became famous as Potsie Weber in the comedy Happy Days and afterwards built a second career as a television director.
On Star Trek: Voyager he directed Real Life, the third-season episode in which the Doctor creates a holographic family and is persuaded to make it less perfect.
On Star Trek: Deep Space Nine he directed Statistical Probabilities, which introduced the group of genetically engineered patients led by Jack, and It's Only a Paper Moon, in which Nog recovers from the loss of his leg by living in Vic Fontaine's holosuite programme.